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Reflections on Theology of Liberation
by Levy Abad The decision of our Pastor to go on Sabbatical to do some immersion in the North and learn about the different forms of being a Church is a radical step. It
Read More »Rizal on Reform and Revolution (conclusion)
Andres Bonifacio and other leaders of the Katipunan, together with ranks of the revolutionaries, belonged to the “left-wing tendency” of those who adhered to the ideas that Jose Rizal espoused. Upon closer look at
Read More »Rizal on Reform and Revolution (part 3 of 4)
by Levy Abad What were the tendencies that arose out of Jose Rizal’s ideas? The reform movement that he led exposed the abuses committed during the Spanish colonial and feudal rule. Aside from writing
Read More »Rizal on Reform and Revolution (part 2)
by Levy Abad The fresh ideas from abroad during the time of Jose Rizal cannot be anything but the ideas coming from the revolution in France and the American Revolution, which was also inspired
Read More »Rizal on Reform and Revolution (part 1 of 4)
by Levy Abad Almost a third of the seventeenth century, prior to the birth of Jose Rizal, constituted the history of the French Revolution. The great ideas of the French Revolution like equality, liberty,
Read More »Where Did We Go Wrong? (conclusion)
by Levy Abad Some people ask why activists are always critical of regimes. The reason for this is that many nationalist activists are acutely aware of the Constitution, the history, and the reasons other
Read More »Edsa, Where Did We Go Wrong? (part 1)
by Levy Abad What happened to us? Where did we go wrong? I remember back in 1986; I was with friends at EDSA (Epifanio Delos Santos Avenue) during the height of the EDSA uprising
Read More »Remembering the Winnipeg General Strike of 1919
by Levy Abad Last May 15, I attended one of the events of the May Works 2015 Festival at the Ukrainian Labour Temple dubbed as “96 Years Later: The Legacy of the Winnipeg General
Read More »The Path to Transformation
by Levy Abad A friend asked me if it’s true that I’m running as an NDP federal candidate for Winnipeg North. Well, I said yes, and the reason for doing so is I want
Read More »Grateful to the Breakfast Club (part 2 of 2)
by Levy Abad The warm welcome of the friends and acquaintances I have made in the Filipino community helped me forget the dreadful cold of winter… I cherish my conversations with Kaka Rey Pacheco
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