Solomon a.k.a. Jedidiah
His name, Solomon, is well-known, but there is another name that God bestowed upon him: Jedidiah.
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King David: A Journey from Immorality to Redemption
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Our Need For "Quiet Time"
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Philippine Military Raises Alarm as Chinese Fishing Vessels Swarm West Philippine Sea
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Mitigating the Impending Dry Spell: Agriculture Department's Proactive Measures in Region IV-A
The Department of Agriculture in Region IV-A has initiated proactive measures to mitigate the looming El Niño
Promoting Nutritional Wellness: Laguna Launches 49th Nutrition Month Celebration
The provincial government of Laguna launched the 49th Nutrition Month celebration.
Rebel Return: 16 Alleged NPA Members Surrender to Government Forces in Batangas and Laguna
Government forces in Batangas and Laguna provinces have received the surrender of at least 16 alleged New People's Army (NPA) rebels.
Coffee facility projected to spur growth in Laguna town
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Say Goodbye to Crank Callers
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Global Peace Movement Marks a Decade of the Citizen-led Peace-building Efforts
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Paella de Carne (Meat Paella)
This delightful twist on the classic Spanish paella caters more to the preference of meat-lovers.
Philippines Embarks on Ambitious Railway Project to Transform Commuting and Trade
Construction has commenced on the North-South Commuter Railway Project
Why the Miami Heat have a good shot at the title
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Labor Unrest: Nestlé Terminates 125 Employees and Suspends Operations at Laguna Factory
Nestlé Philippines facing labor troubles yet again.
Don't be a victim of narcissistic sociopaths
A toxic relationship with a narcissist can have a devastating effect on one's mental health and well-being. Get out ASAP.
A Myriad Ways to Sprout
From black tomatoes, to blue bananas, to multi-colored corn––how can the same types of plants and fruits have variants so different?
The Charming Camellia
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Are your teeth coming lose even if you don't have cavities?
Don't ignore this dental problem.
Paella de Bogavante (Lobster Paella)
This seafood paella variation tops it.
Seafood Paella
The seafood variant of paella is a stand out on its own.
Paella de Rabo de Toro (Stewed Bull's Tail Paella)
This combination of two Spanish favorites definitely hits the bullseye.
The Most Common Things Forgotten in Buses, Taxis and Rideshares
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Paella Valenciana (The Real Deal)
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The pursuit of justice for victim/survivors of child abuse
It is vital that duty-bearers in the community listen to children tell their stories.
Why Duterte's drug war alone could already qualify him as the Philippines' worst president
Why Duterte's drug war alone could already qualify him as the Philippines' worst president
Solon says rehabbing Laguna Lake means ‘Gains for whole PH’, good for tourism
Congressman Dan Fernandez has called on national government agencies and local stakeholders to help rehabilitate Laguna Lake.
Earth Day 2023: Invest In Our Planet
Earth Day 2023 is about “investing In our planet” with one grand aim: a better world for the coming generations.
Childhood aggression rooted in malnutrition and peer groups
Why do some children tend to behave aggressively, even violently, towards others?
The story of Easter
The true followers of Jesus are the dedicated human rights workers, those who serve the poor and committed to social justice.
The Philippines needs children’s courts
The Philippines needs a law establishing a "Children’s Court.”
The moral obligation to oppose crimes against children
Today everyone is challenged to stand for children’s rights and to protect the rights and dignity of every human being.
Int’l Peace Organization to UN: Legalize Peace Document
Participants from over 100 countries write “Peace Letters” to denounce Russian invasion of Ukraine as a violation of international law.
Women’s March for equality and justice
Jesus treated women with dignity, respect, understanding and declared them as having dignity and equality.
The best child protection laws but little church accountability
The Vatican published a new code of Canon law that is clear and specific in dealing with child abuse in the church.
The suffering caused by uncontrolled Internet
The values that you teach your children are being eroded by the grooming, seduction, violence, fake news, and sex images through the ISPs.
Hard-working Citizens of Santa Rosa City Recognized in the 2023 “Sikhayan” Festival
Mayor Arlene said it is the citizens’ hard work that was the key to the development of Santa Rosa.
Buried memories of clerical sexual abuse revealed
Several bishops and priests who have been accused of child abuse are still in their church duties and positions.
CUFAMCO launched as Learning Site for Agriculture
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AniLag 2023 Launches Photography Contest
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US military bases are a danger to the Philippines
The growing tension in the Asia-Pacific region with the Philippines at the center makes should concern Filipinos.
Crimes against children on the Internet
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Another Medal for DepEd Santa Rosa City Philippine Robotics Team
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A case of clerical child rape
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The troubled legacy of Pope Benedict XVI
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Navigating Troubled Waters
The ongoing China-Philippines territorial disputes in the West Philippine Sea is a defining moment for Filipinos...and the entire world.
Why the Miami Heat have a good shot at the title
Can the Miami Heat be the NBA’s 2023 champions?
The pursuit of justice for victim/survivors of child abuse
It is vital that duty-bearers in the community listen to children tell their stories.
Why Duterte's drug war alone could already qualify him as the Philippines' worst president
Why Duterte's drug war alone could already qualify him as the Philippines' worst president
Childhood aggression rooted in malnutrition and peer groups
Why do some children tend to behave aggressively, even violently, towards others?
The story of Easter
The true followers of Jesus are the dedicated human rights workers, those who serve the poor and committed to social justice.
The Philippines needs children’s courts
The Philippines needs a law establishing a "Children’s Court.”
The moral obligation to oppose crimes against children
Today everyone is challenged to stand for children’s rights and to protect the rights and dignity of every human being.
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GOVERNANCE
Shining Bright: Philippines' Largest Floating Solar Power Project to Illuminate Luzon Grid
Soon, the Luzon grid will have more power from solar farms in Laguna Lake.
Navigating Troubled Waters
The ongoing China-Philippines territorial disputes in the West Philippine Sea is a defining moment for Filipinos...and the entire world.
Innovative Waste-to-Energy Venture Takes Root in Laguna, Propelling Sustainability Efforts
Integrated Green Technology Visayas Inc. has unveiled its intent to put up 2 high tech waste-to-energy plants in Laguna.
Philippine Military Raises Alarm as Chinese Fishing Vessels Swarm West Philippine Sea
The number of Chinese fishing vessels swarming around Iroquois reef has skyrocketed from a mere dozen to a staggering 47.
Mitigating the Impending Dry Spell: Agriculture Department's Proactive Measures in Region IV-A
The Department of Agriculture in Region IV-A has initiated proactive measures to mitigate the looming El Niño
Rebel Return: 16 Alleged NPA Members Surrender to Government Forces in Batangas and Laguna
Government forces in Batangas and Laguna provinces have received the surrender of at least 16 alleged New People's Army (NPA) rebels.
Coffee facility projected to spur growth in Laguna town
Santa Maria, Laguna is about to get a "coffee" boost
Philippines Embarks on Ambitious Railway Project to Transform Commuting and Trade
Construction has commenced on the North-South Commuter Railway Project
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