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Palm Sunday in the Philippines: A Sacred Tradition of Faith and Devotion

Palm Sunday, known as Linggo ng Palaspas in the Philippines, marks the beginning of Holy Week (Semana Santa), the most solemn and significant period in the Catholic calendar. As a predominantly Catholic nation, the Philippines observes this day with deep reverence, blending religious rituals with rich cultural traditions. This article explores the meaning of Palm Sunday, its…

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The Importance of Patience and Self-Control on the Road: A Guide to Safer Driving

In a recent appeal, a Catholic bishop called for greater patience and self-control among motorists, emphasizing how these virtues contribute to road safety and community well-being. With increasing traffic congestion, aggressive driving, and road-related stress, his message serves as a timely reminder of the importance of mindfulness behind the wheel. This article explores why patience…

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NAIA’s Ghosts: Recurring Issues Haunt the Philippines’ Premier Airport

Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), the primary gateway to the Philippines, has long been a symbol of both the country’s potential and its struggles. As the busiest airport in the Philippines, NAIA serves millions of passengers annually, connecting the archipelago to the rest of the world. However, recurring operational issues, including frequent power outages and…

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The Mysterious Case of the Filipino Bride and the Love Spell: A Tale of Tradition, Superstition, and a Dash of Salt

In the Philippines, cultural traditions blend with many superstitions. People love stories about love spells, magic, and supernatural events. Recently, one story became very popular and spread widely on social media and elsewhere. It tells about a Filipino bride accused of putting a love spell on her groom. During the wedding, a guest threw salt,…

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Game, Set, Match! Philippines Advances to Semifinals in Junior Billie Jean King Cup 2025

The Philippines has been making records in international junior tennis with their excellent ranking, scoring a remarkable place in the semifinals for the 2025 Junior Billie Jean King Cup Asia/Oceania pre-qualifier held in Sri Lanka, more specifically in Colombo. The single-elimination tournament has not failed to impress with young Filipino athletes performing phenomenal acts where…

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Philippines Moves Forward: DFA and DSWD Launch Digitized Minors Traveling Abroad Program

DFA Signs Partnership with DSWD, Other Government Agencies on Digitized Minors Traveling Abroad Program In a significant move towards enhancing the safety and efficiency of minors traveling abroad, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) has partnered with the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) and other government agencies to digitize the Minors Traveling Abroad…

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UPLB-PH Meteorological Society Partnership Promotes Science and Solutions-Making Among Young Scientists

The University of the Philippines Los Baños (UPLB) and the Philippine Meteorological Society (PMS) have launched a joint endeavor to encourage scientific investigation and problem-solving among young scientists. This collaboration led to the METeorology for YOUng Scientists (MET4YOU) CALABARZON Competition, themed “Climate Risk and Resilience of Agroecosystems.” The competition aimed to enhance the research and…

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The Rise of E-Wallets and Cashless Payments in the Philippines: A Guide to a Smarter Way to Pay

In recent years, the Philippines has seen a drastic change in how people handle their finances. With the fast rate of technology implementation and the increasing demand for convenience, e-wallets and cashless transactions were a game-changer for Filipinos. From grocery shopping to bill payments, the way our transactions are being done is changing. In this…

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