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Just as what we all are in the brink of death
Jesus, while bleeding upon the cross of Calvary, found that the scent of the wood—where both His hands and feet were nailed—reminded Him of the sanctuary of home. He was once defined by the craftsmanship and physical labor as a carpenter's son, familiar with the grain of timber and the weight of tools. The very instruments used to place Him there were known to Him, for His own household might once possessed the same: iron nails, hammers, wooden beams, and rope that now turne
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Apr 3


‘Lost Sabungeros’ unmask deadly truths at PUP screening
Unmasking the deadly truths, student-filmmakers, journalists, and faculty came together at the Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP) Theatre for the special screening of the documentary Lost Sabungeros: The Complete Story, shedding light on the harsh reality where gambling, greed, and powerful tycoons have left a trail of missing men and unanswered questions for over four years. Despite attempts to block its airing before, the Department of Broadcast Communication
The Communicator
Apr 2


The Week That Walks: Inside the Philippines’ Semana Santa
Noon arrives without mercy. The sun doesn’t merely shine; it beats down relentlessly, flattening everything beneath its intensity. The streets are stripped bare of their usual noise. A barefoot man steps forward from the crowd, his face concealed by a piece of fabric. In his hand, he grips a bamboo stick. The first strike lands on his back. Its sound seems muted and dull against the skin. Then another. And another. The pattern builds with steady deliberation until his back b
The Communicator
Apr 2
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