
The Middle Class as the New Poor in the Philippines
By Dr. Tony Leachon The middle class—long considered the backbone of our economy—is increasingly becoming the “new poor.” Stagnant incomes, rising costs, and heavy tax

By Dr. Tony Leachon The middle class—long considered the backbone of our economy—is increasingly becoming the “new poor.” Stagnant incomes, rising costs, and heavy tax

By Henrylito D. Tacio “True prayer is neither a mere mental exercise nor a vocal performance. It is far deeper than that – it is spiritual transaction with

By Dr. Tony Leachon The Philippines is entering a period of heightened vulnerability in healthcare access. A weakening peso, rising fuel costs, and global supply

By Eugene F. Ramos, MD What becomes of us as the years pass? Do we become what we always wanted, or do we fall short

By Princess Lhean Yape-Arriola From Lunes Santo all the way to Easter Sunday, our home was filled with moments that were simple, quiet, and deeply

By Dr. Tony Leachon The Filipino people are now bearing the brunt of decisions made without foresight, urgency, or compassion. We face an energy crisis

By Henrylito D. Tacio “I had a brother once, and I betrayed him.” That sentence seemed to sum up the profound human drama, The Seed and the Sower, written

By Eugene F. Ramos, MD She first came into my practice in 2014 when she was 92 years old. She was referred to me by

By Dr. Juan “Jim” Sanchez The large number of patients served in the medical-surgical mission this week clearly reflects the great need in this community.

By Rebecca L. Castillo, MD There is a quiet irony in cigarette smoking that often escapes attention: while many smokers reach for a cigarette to