Perspective

by Perry Diaz
perry@filipinojournal.com

PAABOT SA KINAUUKULAN

PAABOT SA KINAUUKULAN

Bob Gabuna

PROTECTION NOT ISOLATION DO NOT SHACKLE THE HEALTHY SENIORS ? The proposed mandatory quarantine (house arrest) of all senior citizens is unfair and unconstitutional! It is arbitrary and discriminatory application of law, limiting our

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How To Pray In These Times of Trouble

How To Pray In These Times of Trouble

Bob Gabuna

(Editor’s Note: Bob yields his space to the Sunday Sermon of Dr. Herman Moldez, Senior Pastor of Faith Baptist Church, West Triangle Homes, Quezon City last Sunday, 22 March 2020, regarding this pandemonic Corona

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PASSOVER AND UNFLAPPABLE HOPE

PASSOVER AND UNFLAPPABLE HOPE

Bob Gabuna

Manila – From where I write, the National Capital Region was placed under quarantine, eventually it progressed to lockdown, supposedly to arrest the spread of Corona Virus. Social distancing was imposed at least a

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‘REVOLUTION OF THE HEART AND MIND’ IS WHAT FILIPINOS NEED

‘REVOLUTION OF THE HEART AND MIND’ IS WHAT FILIPINOS NEED

Bob Gabuna

Pocholo Concepcion’s article, “Why there won’t be another Edsa — for now” (2/24/20), raises interesting points that compel patriotic Filipinos to ponder deep. I agree that Filipinos are undergoing Edsa fatigue “over the failure

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Former Chief Justice Presided Her Own Demise

Former Chief Justice Presided Her Own Demise

Bob Gabuna

Manila – Dura lex sed lex, the “law maybe harsh, but it is the law”. The oppressive summer temperature in Manila is perhaps exhausting; but, the current events in the homeland is riveting. Barangay

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The “Vision”

The “Vision”

Bob Gabuna

Manila – I am addressing the Christian Community regardless where they are geographically located, or what tribe and race they belong to. My question, is: have you seen the face of Christ Jesus be

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War Against Illicit Drugs

War Against Illicit Drugs

Bob Gabuna

MANILA – Since I went home in Fall 2016, I cannot recall a single day that is construed to be dull. The airwaves and broadsheet media are replete with news and gossips of series

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90 Sinclair Street

90 Sinclair Street

Bob Gabuna

Yellow leaves were falling, signs of Autumn, when I was driven home past twelve noon by Reverend Noel Lapatha with his wife, Manang Rosina after the worship service conducted in the rented Studio Room

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My Son’s Wedding

My Son’s Wedding

Bob Gabuna

A week before this column came out from the press; my son had a wedding. I was asked to deliver a nuptial speech which, of course, as a father, I obliged. The following is

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