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Dear Ate Emz, Ipaambit ko ang akong kasinatian kaniadtong anaa pa ako sa high School. Naga agad lang sa baon nga ginahatag sa ginikanan. Usahay wala gyud. Simple lang ang among kinabuhi. Mga mag-uuma ang akong mga ginikanan ug ang among abot sa pag–uma maoy among...

The logo shows four stylized figures, representing all of humanity, coming from the four corners of the earth. They embrace each other to indicate the solidarity and fraternity which should unite all peoples. The figure at the front is holding onto the cross. It is not...

The unrest brewing in the district of Caraga (Tandag) in the first decades of the 17th century, quickly spread to Davao Oriental. To the village chiefs of Baganga, mistrust towards the Spanish authorities was mounting. They volunteered to join forces with Gonzalo Portillo, the new...

Among the remarkable individuals honored as part of the Archdiocese of Davao’s Diamond Jubilee is Sir Eduadro Pacana, a lay leader whose dedication to serving God and the Church has spanned over three decades. For Sir Ed, service is not about recognition but about fulfilling...

Aside from their ecclesial duties, Spanish missionaries were mandated to follow certain obligations, administrative in nature, covered by edicts issued by the Royal Crown. In fact, accounts of clerics becoming founders of pueblos are well chronicled. In Davao region, many of the colonial names assigned by...

During my college years, the "Daily Bread" program at Ateneo, designed to assist students struggling financially, caught my attention. My limited budget made the program incredibly appealing, yet I hesitated. I wrongly assumed its low profile meant it was outdated. I dismissed the program, assuming...

[gallery link="file" columns="2" size="full" ids="46783,46784"] Whenever there is a calamity, the normal thing to do is to evacuate, find a safe place, and wait for the proper agency to announce a safe return home. However, Rhoderick G. Hernandez does the exact opposite: whenever disasters occur, he...