More than just a name change, we need to understand why Baybayin exists and why Filipinos are learning to use it again. Read more »
When we talk about Philippine independence, most of us remember two dates: June 12, 1898 and July 4, 1946. But the story of how the Philippines became a nation is not a straight line. It is a long, unfinished struggle marked by revolution, betrayal, resilience—and a fight to define who we are. Read more »
In 1962, the landscape of the ceremony shifted dramatically. Artemio Anoza, a fake doctor from Apalit town, sought to embody Christ himself and underwent actual crucifixion as part of the performance. This marked the first instance of a live crucifixion, capturing the attention of both national and international media. Read more »
