By Nirva Delacruz “INFJ.” Of the 16 Myers-Briggs Personality Types, the “Introvert-Intuitive-Feeling-Judging” type is the rarest personality, making up 1 to 2% of the population. INFJs are mysterious, mostly silent, swan-like entities who are, according to the MBTI, the most purpose-driven people you’ll ever meet. A strong belief system is at the core of the […]
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By Nirva Delacruz One kilo of rice and ¼ kilo of sticky rice could feed 50 mouths? It almost sounded impossible, but that’s what some of our dear partners-in-mission, Anna Katigbak, Lelen, and Cristina Tabora promised us with their special secret recipe of fortified chicken arroz caldo, also known as “Yahong ni Thérèse”. St. Thérèse’s
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By Ludy Duran “Dasal-Aral-Gawa”. This is the framework guiding Arnold Janssen Kalinga Center’s the resident volunteers’ 6-month formation program. Simple yet powerful, it even echoes the rule of life of the early monastic orders. While forming the soul, the program also aims to upskill the resident volunteers, who have chosen to leave their life on
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By Sandee Alonzo Few know, I got scammed this year. Save you the details. I lost the bulk of my savings and was living on a precious little that’s being depleted every month until now. At first, I was in denial. Late at night, I would get flashbacks of everything my scammer promised, feeling nothing
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