Sabbath Stories

The Day He Noticed Enough

We often wait for extraordinary moments before we allow ourselves to feel grateful. But this Sabbath story reminds us that some of life’s richest blessings

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The Love That Slowed Down 

On a day often filled with flowers, dinners, and declarations, this Sabbath story reflects on a quieter kind of love—the kind that does not perform

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The Hands He Finally Opened 

We often come to the Sabbath still gripping our worries—plans clenched, outcomes controlled, fears tightly held. This story is about a man who learned that

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FLOWERS FOR THE LIVING
Every year we clean the graves of those we have lost, light candles, and bring flowers. But some of us...
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I WANT TO BE A DOCTOR — THE MOVIE
By Dr. Juan “Jim” Sanchez A Journey of Faith, Perseverance, and Gratitude Cast of “I Want To Be...
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Ensuring Safe Drinking Water: Lessons from WHO Guidelines
By Dr. Tony Leachon  Access to clean and safe drinking water is a fundamental human right...
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THE FLOOD FUND
Protecting your household budget from the next storm By Trina Juanite For many Filipino...
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Self-Doubt: Outsmarting Your Inner Critic
By Henrylito D. Tacio  For so many years, Tahereh Mafi lived in terror—not of the world,...
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TYPHOON PANTRY, HEART-FRIENDLY
Canned goods and instant noodles get us through the storm. Here’s how to keep them from raising...
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12 FLOOD-SMART HABITS FOR THE REST OF TYPHOON SEASON
Small things that keep floodwater — and what’s in it — away from your family By the...
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BONES THAT BREAK QUIETLY
World Osteoporosis Day is on October 20. Here’s what every adult over 50 should know. By Reuben...
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AFTER THE FLOOD
What the 2026 leptospirosis surge should teach every Filipino family — before the next storm This...
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THE FEVER WE LEARN TO ENDURE
There is a word in Filipino that I have come to respect and fear in equal measure: tiis. It means to...