The Turumba Festival in Pakil, Laguna is the Philippines’ longest uninterrupted religious festival, rooted in a 1788 Marian tradition that blends devotion, dance, history, and cultural resilience. Read more »
The Philippines now hosts Asia’s first exorcism center with the opening of the St. Michael Center for Exorcism and Spiritual Liberation in Guadalupe, Makati City. Read more »
Holy Week is a time to pause, reflect, and explore deeper questions about faith, identity, and morality. These films and series offer moments for introspection, whether through stories of belief, morality, or human connection. Read more »
Kapitolyo’s Goto Believe has reimagined a Filipino classic, turning humble rice porridge into an artisanal experience. Known for its generous portions, inventive toppings, and playful twists on traditional dishes, the restaurant is a go-to for comfort food lovers at any hour of the day. Read more »
Looking for meaningful Visita Iglesia destinations? Explore these 7 historic churches in Laguna and experience faith, history, and heritage in one pilgrimage journey. Read more »
Only a small fraction of Filipinos truly understand mental health and know how to respond to it, according to recent research. The 2025 AXA Mind Health Study, released Thursday, revealed that while 65 percent of the population are aware of mental health issues, an even smaller number can recognize warning signs and seek proper support. Read more »
