Podcasts about pilipino

Playlist: gary valenciano - nastutulog ba ang diyosphilippine national anthem - lupang hinirangkuh ledesma - ako ay pilipinodan estraz - bangon pilipinasjo0mar demais - pilipinas kong mahaldj mojo - hawak mo ang beatdarwin efondo - palarong poambansabasil valdez - twuing umuulanyeng constantino - ikaw

Australian Ambassador to the Philippines Marc Innes Brown and National Commission on Indigenous Peoples Secretary Nancy Catamco discussed initiatives to support and empower Indigenous communities in the Philippines. - Nakipagpulong si Australian Ambassador to the Philippines Marc Innes Brown kay National Commission on Indigenous Peoples Secretary Nancy Catamco para tukuyin ang mga bagong hakbang para ma-empower ang mga katutubo.

PACT President Joey Ramirez shared the unique qualities of Filipinos in Tasmania and the enduring spirit of bayanihan that unites the community, helping preserve and pass on Filipino culture and traditions to future generations. - Ibinahagi ng kasalukuyang pangulo ng Philippines-Australia Community of Tasmania (PACT) si Joey Ramirez ang natatanging katangian ng mga Pilipino sa Tasmania at ang diwa ng bayanihan na nagbubuklod sa komunidad para maitaguyod at maipasa sa susunod na henerasyon ang kultura at tradisyong Pilipino.

Employment opportunities for Filipino healthcare professionals to remain in the Philippines while supporting Australia's healthcare sector were among the highlights of the Philippine mission at the Digital Health Festival 2026 in Melbourne. - Oportunidad para sa mga Pilipino healthcare professionals na manatili sa Pilipinas habang naghahatid ng suporta sa sektor ng healthcare sa Australia ang isa sa mga inihain ng Philippine mission sa nakalipas na Digital Health Festival 2026 sa Melbourne.

The latest Usap Tayo segment explores the cultural adjustments and transportation shocks experienced by Filipino migrants arriving in Australia. - Sa Usap Tayo, tinalakay ang ilang adjustment ng mga migrante Pilipino pagdating sa Australia sa usapin ng transortasyon.

Strong wind gusts, heavy rainfall and dangerous conditions experienced by thousands of residents in parts of Perth and south-west of Western Australia, including some Filipinos. - Malakas na bugso ng hangin, matinding pag-ulan at mapanganib na kondisyon ang naranasan sa libo-libong mga residente sa ilang bahagi ng Western Australia, kabilang ang ilang mga Pilipino.

More Filipinos in Australia are becoming interested in running, pilates and gym training as part of their lifestyle and wellbeing. According to experts, proper recovery and body care are also important to prevent injuries and maintain good health. - Dumarami ang mga Pilipino sa Australia na naeengganyo sa running, Pilates at gym training bilang bahagi ng kanilang lifestyle at wellbeing. Ayon sa mga eksperto, mahalaga rin ang tamang recovery at self care upang maiwasan ang injuries.

Playlist: various artista - lupang hinirangkuh ledesma - ako ay pilipinodan estraz - bangon pilipinasthe boyfriend - sumayaw sumunoddan etraz - mister kong gurangshaira - selosdj mojo - pa;arong pambansadjmojo - hawak mo ang beat

Sa episode na ito ng Bara-Bara, nakasama natin si Marshall Bonifacio— isa sa mga pinakarespetadong emcees ng liga, kilala sa teknikal niyang sulat, strategic angles, at mga labang madalas mapasama sa usaping classic o battle of the night.Napag-usapan namin ang kanyang buhay at paglalakbay— mula sa paglaki sa Mindanao, pagtatrabaho sa Cebu, hanggang sa paninirahan ngayon sa Luzon— at kung paano hinubog ng iba't ibang lugar, kultura, at karanasan ang kanyang pananaw bilang artist at bilang tao.Nagkuwentuhan din kami tungkol sa pagpasok niya sa hip hop at battle rap, mga impluwensya mula sa local at international scenes, at ang madalas na usapin tungkol sa pagiging “foreign influenced.” Tinalakay rin namin ang pagkakaiba ng international at local battle rap, kung saan tayo lamang, at kung ano ang natatanging ambag ng FlipTop sa sining, kultura, at lipunang Pilipino.Napunta rin ang usapan sa ilan sa kanyang mga pinaka-memorable na laban, sa creative process at pagsusulat, hanggang sa experience at thought process nya bilang madalas na napipiling judge.Umabot din kami sa usaping originality, confidence, paninindigan, at kung paano manatiling totoo sa sarili sa isang eksenang laging nagbabago.Classic sh*t ito. Solid ka, Marshall Bonifacio.Listen up, yo.

In an interview with SBS Filipino, Iñigo Pascual reflects on his childhood in the United States, his appreciation for Filipino culture, and the challenges of stepping out of his famous father's shadow. - Sa isang panayam sa SBS Filipino, ibinahagi ni Iñigo Pascual ang kanyang karanasan noong bata pa siya sa Amerika, ang kanyang pagmamahal sa kulturang Pilipino, at ang mga hamon sa pagbuo ng sariling karera sa kabila ng kasikatan ng kanyang ama.

Nakararanas ngayon ang Australia ng pinakamatinding outbreak ng diphtheria sa loob ng isang dekada. Ilang migranteng Pilipino, nababahala. Ano nga ba ang ginagawa ng gobyerno para masugpo ang pagkalat ng sakit? 

Playlist: coritha - gising na o kuya koceleste legaspi - pilipinas kong mahaldan estraz - bangong pilipinashotdog - manilavst and company - sumayaw sumunodsalbakuta - stupid lovedj mojo - hawak mo ang beatdjmojo - palarong pambansainigo pascual - dahil sayo

For Filipino travel nurse Lindeil Cuevas, no paycheck could ever match the priceless experiences he found in Thursday Island and the Indigenous communities he served. He carries deep pride in being part of the heartfelt 'Filipino care' that Indigenous Australians not only remember, but continue to seek and cherish. - Para sa Pinoy travel nurse Lindeil Cuevas, walang katumbas na pera ang kanyang karanasan sa Thursday Island at iba't ibang Indigenous communities. Ikinararangal niyang maging bahagi ng 'Alagang Pilipino' na minahal at hinahanap ng Indigenous Australians.

In Usap Tayo, we discussed how Australia's multi-billion-dollar dairy industry continues to anchor the agricultural economy while increasingly relying on the vital contributions of farm workers, including Filipino migrants. - Sa Usap Tayo, tinalakay ang tulong ng bilyun-bilyong dolyar na industriya ng gatas sa ekonomiya ng agrikultura sa Australia kasabay ng pagdepende nito sa mahalagang kontribusyon ng mga manggagawa, kabilang ang mga migranteng Pilipino.

“Filipiñana” is a film that explores Filipino identity through themes of history, culture, and lived experiences in the modern world. It began as a film school project before gaining recognition on the international stage, and is now part of the Sydney Film Festival 2026. - Ang “Filipiñana” ay isang pelikulang tumatalakay sa pagkakakilanlan ng Pilipino sa pamamagitan ng mga temang kasaysayan, kultura, at karanasan sa makabagong panahon. Nagsimula ito bilang proyekto sa film school bago kinilala sa international stage, at ngayon ay tampok sa Sydney Film Festival 2026.

Playlist: yoyoy revillame - exercise boogiedan estraz - bangon pilipinasshaira - selosdj mojo - hawak mo ang beatyeng constantino - ikaw

Patuloy na dumarami ang mga Pilipino sa Australia ayon sa datos ng Australian Bureau of Statistics. Ngunit sa kabila ng tumataas na gastos, pressure sa trabaho, at walang katiyakan sa visa, lumalalim ang tanong kung posible pa ba ang ‘Australian dream'?

Playlist: men oppose - pagkat mahal kitafreddie aguilar - magulangshaina - aking inarhodora silva - dakila ka inaychito romero - ang ating inaroel cortez - iniibig kitadan estran - mister ko ay gurangcarol banawa - awit kay inayceleste legaspi - mamang sorbeterokurimao - para sa mga nanay ang song na ito

Sa episode na 'to ng The Linya-Linya Show, nakasama natin sina Jaymar Castro at Amber Garma ng Pinoy Survivor League hosting team, kasama si Vin Page, dating winner ng PSL, para ipakilala sa atin ang mundo ng Online Reality Games—isang komunidad at subculture na marami pala tayong hindi alam!Aminado ako: Pumasok ako sa usapang 'to nang halos walang alam tungkol sa PSL at ORGs. Pero habang tumatagal ang kwentuhan, mas narealize kong hindi lang pala ito laro o online competition. Sa maraming paraan, nagiging microcosm din ito ng Pilipinas—may pulitika, alliances, strategy, drama, social dynamics, at reflections ng ugali nating mga Pinoy.Napag-usapan din namin kung bakit sila nahilig dito, ano ang fulfillment na nakukuha nila, paano nabuo ang community, at kung paano naging space ang PSL hindi lang para sa entertainment, kundi para rin sa friendships, advocacies, at minsan, social commentary.Isang unexpectedly insightful at fascinating na kwentuhan tungkol sa internet culture, human behavior, community-building, at pagiging Pilipino sa digital age.Listen up, yo!

Now on that same day two of them were going to a village called Emmaus, about seven miles from Jerusalem, and talking with each other about all these things that had happened. While they were talking and discussing, Jesus himself came near and went with them, but their eyes were kept from recognizing him. And he said to them, “What are you discussing with each other while you walk along?” They stood still, looking sad. Then one of them, whose name was Cleopas, answered him, “Are you the only stranger in Jerusalem who does not know the things that have taken place there in these days?” He asked them, “What things?” They replied, “The things about Jesus of Nazareth, who was a prophet mighty in deed and word before God and all the people, and how our chief priests and leaders handed him over to be condemned to death and crucified him. But we had hoped that he was the one to redeem Israel. Yes, and besides all this, it is now the third day since these things took place. Moreover, some women of our group astounded us. They were at the tomb early this morning, and when they did not find his body there they came back and told us that they had indeed seen a vision of angels who said that he was alive. Some of those who were with us went to the tomb and found it just as the women had said, but they did not see him.” Then he said to them, “Oh, how foolish you are and how slow of heart to believe all that the prophets have declared! Was it not necessary that the Messiah should suffer these things and then enter into his glory?” Then beginning with Moses and all the prophets, he interpreted to them the things about himself in all the scriptures. As they came near the village to which they were going, he walked ahead as if he were going on. But they urged him strongly, saying, “Stay with us, because it is almost evening and the day is now nearly over.” So he went in to stay with them. When he was at the table with them, he took bread, blessed and broke it, and gave it to them. Then their eyes were opened, and they recognized him, and he vanished from their sight. They said to each other, “Were not our hearts burning within us while he was talking to us on the road, while he was opening the scriptures to us?” That same hour they got up and returned to Jerusalem, and they found the eleven and their companions gathered together. They were saying, “The Lord has risen indeed, and he has appeared to Simon!” Then they told what had happened on the road and how he had been made known to them in the breaking of the bread. Luke 24:13-35 NRSVUE INTRODUKSYON Tayo ngayon ay nasa ikatlong bahagi ng ating serye. Pangatlong beses na rin nating binabasa at naririnig ang Gospel mula kay Luke, ang kwento ng paglalakbay patungong Emmaus. At gusto ko kayong tanungin: Ano ang naging impact ng marinig ito sa pangatlong pagkakataon? May nabago ba sa mensahe? Meron ba kayong bagong napulot mula sa kwento na hindi pa natin napag-uusapan sa nakaraang dalawang linggo? Ang tema natin sa araw na ito ay “Christ in Our Meals”—si Kristo sa ating mga hapag. PAGBABALIK-TANAW SA PARTS 1 & 2 Pero bago ang lahat, magbalik-tanaw muna tayo sa nakaraang dalawang linggo. Sinamahan natin sina Cleopas at ang kanyang mga kasama sa kanilang paglalakbay, at sa prosesyong iyon, tila tayo rin ay naglakbay kasama nila. Sa Part 1, napag-usapan natin ang kahalagahan ng pagiging present sa ating journey. Madalas sa bigat ng ating dinadala—mga responsibilidad, problema, at mga bagay na hindi natin kontrolado—nakakalimutan nating huminto at namnamin ang kasalukuyan. Tulad ng dalawang disciples, hindi nila napansin na si Jesus ay kasama nila sa daan all along sa kanilang journey. We learned that Emmaus is not just a place; it is a state of being. A moment where our disappointment meets God’s divine presence. At kahit tayo ay tila naglalakad palayo sa pag-asa, si Kristo ay lumalapit sa atin, sinasamahan tayo sa bawat hakbang. Napag-usapan din natin ang involvement ng kababaihan sa journey ng historical Jesus—mula sa pagpondo ng mga ministry ni Jesus, sa kanyang crucifixion, hanggang sa pagkabuhay niyang muli, at sa pagbabahagi ng unang Gospel. Women were always there. Sa ikalawang bahagi naman, nakita natin na si Hesus ay hindi lamang kasama sa ating paglalakbay kundi pati sa ating pakikipamuhay sa kapwa. Through conversations with others, with our community, and even with ourselves, we encounter Christ. I also shared about the importance of clarity through inner work gamit ang M.I.C.K.: Motivate, Inspire, Cheer, Be kind. Mula sa book ni Coach Pia Acevedo na “Focus on What Matters”, we learned that if we don’t do inner work, we don’t just suffer alone; the people we love also encounter a compromised version of us. Napag-usapan natin ang struggle ng pagiging [LGBTQ+]—[LGBTQ+] na nga, breadwinner pa! At kung bakit tila napakahirap para sa ating mga Pilipino ang mag-set ng boundaries sa ating mga mahal sa buhay. Hindi lang ito struggle ng [LGBTQ+] people kundi pati na rin sa ating straight allies. Ang pagsabayin ang pagiging anak, magulang, breadwinner, at tagapagtaguyod ng pamilya sa mga ganitong pagsubok. Mahalaga ang maayos na pag-uusap at pag-engage sa conversations that are uncomfortable but necessary. PART 3: CHRIST IN OUR MEALS Para naman sa ating ikatlong bahagi, ang ating tema ay “Christ in Our Meals.” Alam natin kung gaano kahalaga ang pagkain sa ating buhay upang tayo ay magkaroon ng lakas, makakilos, at makapagpatuloy sa ating journey. Gayun din kahalaga ang presensya ng Diyos sa pamamagitan ni Kristo. Ang pagkain ay esensyal upang tayo ay mabuhay. At kung babalikan natin ang naging paglalakbay ni Kristo kasama ang mga unang Kristiyano, malaking bahagi ng ministry ni Jesus ang umikot sa pagkain. Oh ‘di ba? Unlimited food! Sa ating Gospel nga, nakita natin na matapos silang magbahagi ng tinapay, doon lamang nila naunawaan na si Hesus pala ang kasama nila. Ito rin ang iniwan sa atin ni Kristo: “Sa tuwing pagsasaluhan ninyo ang tinapay at inumin, ako ay inyong alalahanin.” Bukod sa isang paalala, ito rin ay isang covenant, isang pangako na si Kristo ay kasama natin. Christ is revealed when the bread is broken. Isa sa pinakasikat na miracle ni Jesus ay ang pagpapakain niya sa 5,000 katao, at ang kwentong ito ay makikita sa apat na Gospels. Meron ding kwento sa John 21:9-14, kung saan matapos mangisda si Peter at ang kanyang mga kasama, niyaya sila ni Hesus, “Come and have breakfast.” Sa mga oras na iyon, wala ni isa sa kanila ang nagtanong kung sino siya dahil alam nilang iyon ay si Kristo. Inabutan niya sila ng tinapay at isda. Ito ang ikatlong pagkakataon na nagpakita si Hesus sa mga disciples matapos siyang mabuhay muli. Meron din sa Luke 5:29-32 kung saan si Hesus ay kumakain sa bahay ni Levi kasama ang ibang tax collectors. Dito, tinanong siya ng mga Pharisees at scribes, “Why do you eat with tax collectors and sinners?” Isang account kung saan pinili ni Kristo na makisalo at makisalamuha sa mga taong itinuturing na “unclean” at immoral noong panahon na iyon. Let us also remember the best meal chika na matatagpuan din sa Luke 14:15-21, kung saan si Jesus ay inimbita sa isang banquet during Sabbath. Before this, he healed a man with dropsy, and he also challenged the religious leaders. Then someone said, “Blessed is anyone who will eat bread in the kingdom of God.” Then Jesus replied with the Parable of the Great Dinner. A man prepares a great banquet and invites many guests. At nang handa na, inutusan niya ang kanyang servant para papuntahin na ang mga ito. Ngunit wala ni isa sa kanila ang dumalo. At ang excuse? Sila ay busy bumili ng lupa, ng oxen, at ‘yung isa naman ay just got married. Umay, ‘no? So nagalit ngayon ‘yung host and told the servant to invite the poor, the crippled, the lame, and the blind instead of the wealthy friends who can repay them. Then the parable ends with a warning: “None of those invited will taste my dinner.” Sa Jewish culture, very symbolic ang mga banquets at isa itong serious social commitment. Kaya deeply insulting na after mong mag-accept, biglang hindi ka pupunta. Ang parable na ito ay ginamit ni Jesus to speak about God’s invitation to the Kingdom, tungkol sa radical na hospitality at inclusion. Malaking bahagi rin ng pagkain sa ating buhay. I mean, hello, not to state the obvious, isa sa aking love languages ay ang pagluto at paghain ng masarap na pagkain para sa aking mga mahal sa buhay. I also hold it as my personal advocacy ang magbahagi ng pagkain sa mga homeless whenever I am able. Para sa akin, ito ang pinakamadaling paraan upang iparamdam ang presence ni Kristong buhay, dahil ito rin ang mas kailangan nila sa mga sandaling iyon. Habang patuloy tayong lumalaban para sa mundo kung saan ang lahat ay binibigyan ng sapat sa araw-araw, ang mga kwentong ito ang nagpapaalala sa atin na Christ is present in our journey, in our conversations, and in our meals. PAKIKIBAKA AT HUSTISYA Siyang tunay, hindi ba? Ang mga kwentong ito ang ating realization sa pagbasa ng ating Gospel ngayon. Nakaraang dalawang linggo, ang kwento ng journey to Emmaus ay tila buod, isang summary at pagpapatotoo sa presensya ni Kristo sa ating buhay—ang kanyang presence with us by default. A presence that is ever inclusive, mapangyakap, at welcoming, tulad ng isang open table o bukas na hapag, regardless of our sexual orientation, gender identity, race, o katayuan sa buhay. Si Kristo ay kasama natin every step of the way. Hindi lamang sa mga panahon ng festive at masaya, kundi lalo’t higit sa mga panahon ng kalungkutan, galit, at pagluluksa. Si Kristo ay kasama natin tuwing tayo ay nakikisangkot at nakikibahagi sa taunang Pride March, at sa iba pang pagkilos laban sa korupsyon at pang-aabuso; sa ating pakikiisa sa manggagawang Pilipino sa panawagan para sa nakabubuhay na sahod; sa pakikibaka ng mga tsuper na Pilipino sa gitna ng oil crisis; at sa ating panawagan para sa pagtigil ng walang kabuluhang digmaan at karahasan. Patuloy tayong nananawagan ng hustisya para kay Alicia Alano at sa iba pang nasawi noong April 19, 2026, sa isang engkwentro sa Barangay Salamanca, Toboso, Negros Occidental. Si Alicia ay isang estudyante at student leader mula sa University of the Philippines Diliman, at nasa Negros noon para sa community immersion at pananaliksik tungkol sa kalagayan ng mga magsasaka, kabilang ang mga alegasyon ng land grabbing at militarisasyon sa lugar. Imagine being killed in a supposed “legitimate encounter” against alleged members of the NPA. Ito ba ang kinabukasang nais nating ipamana sa ating mga kabataan? Isang mundong sapat na ang “umano” at hinihinala upang kumitil ng buhay ng mga pag-asa ng bayan? Kaya kailangan nating makisangkot at makibahagi sa difficult conversations upang labanan ang ganitong klaseng kaisipan at kultura ng karahasan. Patuloy nating bitbitin ang kwento ni Alicia, kasama ang iba pang naging biktima ng karahasan at ng war on drugs ng nakaraang administrasyon. At sa mga ganitong panahon, dalangin natin na patuloy na yakapin ni Kristo ang pamilya at mga mahal sa buhay ni Alicia at iba pang biktima sa panahon ng kanilang pagluluksa. Nawa’y puspusin sila ng pag-ibig, yakap, at paghilom ng Diyos habang patuloy tayong nakikibaka para sa hustisya—because God’s love must always be tied to justice. INTERNATIONAL SOLIDARITY & SAINTS OF THE CHURCH I cap this preaching series na may bitbit na mga bagong kwento mula dito sa Taipei, Taiwan, kasama ang ilang sa ating mga members at music team leaders sa event na International [LGBTQ+] Alliance Christian Church. This event is also a popular culmination of what we learned sa Walk to Emmaus. Narinig natin ang journey ng ating Asian neighbors and their stories of struggles of being [LGBTQ+] Christians. Now they went through the same but different situations, just like the two disciples. Hindi nalalayo ang kwento natin as Open Table sa mga struggles ng ating [LGBTQ+] Christian siblings. Ang struggles nila sa mainland China, Korea, maging dito sa Taiwan, Japan, Hong Kong at iba pa, Christians are considered a minority. The Philippines may have the highest percentage of Christians, but we are also a minority within the wider church. We are here to tell our stories, to share a meal with each other, and be a holy conversation with a wider community. (Pasensya na po habang ano, kasama ‘yung sipon sa pagtanda…) To be with the wider community, to be in communion with each other, to be each other’s hope, knowing that even a small light in a great darkness is still light. I got this directly from a pastor from Japan kung saan she was asked just to remain silent and not embrace being [LGBTQ+] and Christian. Sa kwento ng isa nating church sa Singapore, they could not hold a Pride protest. And I will always remember the story of Pride from Bora, Korea. Isang straight sweet ally na literal na inalay ang kanyang buhay to fight along with her [LGBTQ+] siblings in Korea, even facing persecution from conservative churches and the government. I am truly blessed and honored to have met her here during Amplify 2018, and was saddened to hear about her passing a few years ago. Ngunit ang kanyang kwento at ang kanyang buhay ay hindi naiuwi lang sa wala. Ito ngayon ang pinanghahawakan nila upang magpatuloy. Let’s always remember our Christian faith is much about remembering as it is remaining hopeful. At nawa ay patuloy nating alalahanin ang ating mga [LGBTQ+] saints: si Father Richard M. at ang kanyang passion; si Pastor Egay at ang kanyang gentleness at compassion; si Ninong Mike sa kanyang ever-welcoming spirit; at si Maxi Choy sa kanyang tapang at adbokasiya laban sa stigma and awareness about HIV and AIDS. I also remember Himalaya, and my promise to always guide our younger generations of [LGBTQ+] Christians. KONGKLUSYON Mga kapatid, sa pagtatapos ng ating series, ito marahil ang pinakamahalagang paalala ng Emmaus story : Na kailanman ay hindi mawawala si Kristo sa ating buhay. Naroon siya sa ating paglalakbay, pag tayo ay pagod na. Sa ating pag-uusap, when we comfort each other kapag tayo ay sugatan, nalilito, o naghahanap ng sagot. At naroon siya sa ating mga hapag—sa bawat paghahati ng tinapay, sa bawat salo-salo, at sa bawat pagkakataon na tayo ay nagbabahaginan ng buhay, pagmamahal, at pakikibaka. Dahil ang tunay na komunyon ay hindi lamang tungkol sa tinapay at alak; ito rin ay pagkilala niya sa atin, sa uring manggagawa, sa [LGBTQ+] community, sa kabataang lumalaban, at sa ating mga straight allies who journey with us. At nawa’y manatiling nag-aalab ang ating mga puso sapagkat si Kristo ay buhay. Kasama natin sa daan, kasama natin sa hapag, at kasama natin sa paglaban. Amen. The post Easter: The Walk To Emmaus Part 3 appeared first on Open Table Metropolitan Community Church.

From training mats in Baguio City to the international stage in Melbourne, Charmea Quelino showed her skill as a Filipina athlete in her first competition outside Asia, winning silver medals at the Melbourne International Judo and Mandurah Oceania Open 2026. - Mula sa training mats ng Baguio City hanggang sa international stage ng Melbourne, ipinakita ni Charmea Quelino ang husay bilang atletang Pilipino sa kanyang unang laban sa labas ng Asya sa pagsungkit ng mga silver medal sa Melbourne International Judo and Mandurah Oceania Open 2026.

Playlist: christy mendoza - siya bay katulad kogospel songs - pagkagising sa umagaalon band - pusong batoshaira - selosdj mogol - hawak mo ang beatsexbomb - di na mapipigilanerik santos - kulang ako kung wala kajona - maghihintay akochristian bautista - kailan pa may ikaw

Sa bawat tugtog ng pamilyar na himig, agad bumabalik ang alaala ng tahanan, pamilya, at mga panahong minahal ng maraming Pilipino. Sa isang panayam sa OPM Hitmakers na sina Rey Valera at Marco Sison, ibinahagi nila kung paanong ang kanilang mga awitin ay patuloy na nagbibigay-buhay sa mga alaala at damdamin ng kanilang mga tagahanga, saan mang panig ng mundo.

Jac and Lau Laudico are known for their restaurant Guevarra's by Chef Laudico in Manila. For many years, the couple has been travelling around the world to promote Filipino cuisine. They returned to Melbourne in 2026 for the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival. - Nakilala mag-asawang Jac at Lau Laudico sa kanilang Guevarra's by Chef Laudico's sa Manila ngunit maraming taon na din itinataguyod ng mag-asawa ang lutuing Pilipino sa ibat-ibang bahagi ng mundo kabilang ang Melbourne.

In Usap Tayo, we discussed that some Filipino stars have traded their showbiz careers for a quieter, more grounded life "Down Under." - Sa Usap Tayo, pinag-usapan ang ilang sikat na artistang Pilipino na piniling manirahan sa Australia.

Now on that same day two of them were going to a village called Emmaus, about seven miles from Jerusalem, and talking with each other about all these things that had happened. While they were talking and discussing, Jesus himself came near and went with them, but their eyes were kept from recognizing him. And he said to them, “What are you discussing with each other while you walk along?” They stood still, looking sad. Then one of them, whose name was Cleopas, answered him, “Are you the only stranger in Jerusalem who does not know the things that have taken place there in these days?” He asked them, “What things?” They replied, “The things about Jesus of Nazareth, who was a prophet mighty in deed and word before God and all the people, and how our chief priests and leaders handed him over to be condemned to death and crucified him. But we had hoped that he was the one to redeem Israel. Yes, and besides all this, it is now the third day since these things took place. Moreover, some women of our group astounded us. They were at the tomb early this morning, and when they did not find his body there they came back and told us that they had indeed seen a vision of angels who said that he was alive. Some of those who were with us went to the tomb and found it just as the women had said, but they did not see him.” Then he said to them, “Oh, how foolish you are and how slow of heart to believe all that the prophets have declared! Was it not necessary that the Messiah should suffer these things and then enter into his glory?” Then beginning with Moses and all the prophets, he interpreted to them the things about himself in all the scriptures. As they came near the village to which they were going, he walked ahead as if he were going on. But they urged him strongly, saying, “Stay with us, because it is almost evening and the day is now nearly over.” So he went in to stay with them. When he was at the table with them, he took bread, blessed and broke it, and gave it to them. Then their eyes were opened, and they recognized him, and he vanished from their sight. They said to each other, “Were not our hearts burning within us while he was talking to us on the road, while he was opening the scriptures to us?” That same hour they got up and returned to Jerusalem, and they found the eleven and their companions gathered together. They were saying, “The Lord has risen indeed, and he has appeared to Simon!” Then they told what had happened on the road and how he had been made known to them in the breaking of the bread. Luke 24:13-35 NRSVUE Sermon Part 2: Christ in Our Conversations So for this part two, our theme of our preaching is “Christ in our conversations.” Sabi nga sa Matthew chapter 18:20, “For where two or three are gathered in my name, I am there among them.” But of course, we also honor and value ‘yung mga intimate at personal conversations natin with God through prayer. While it is true na mas yumayabong at nabibigyan ng buhay ang ating mga conversations with each other and the community. After all nga ‘di ba, bilang isang Metropolitan Community Church, community is our middle name. Tama ba?. I also believe na mahalagang pagtuunan din natin ng pansin and a good practice ‘yung pagiging self-aware. Ang matutong makinig sa pansariling pangangailangan, to listen to our bodies, to affirm ourselves first na hindi kasalanan ang pagiging bakla, so that we can also affirm others. We need to resolve our own struggles before we can do that for other people. The famous line: you cannot pour from an empty cup. And we have clarity in our personal lives to inspire that capacity to others. Shit ba? Paborito na ni Joseph?. Mga kasita, we miss you, Chang. So we know that God, through Jesus, has always been with us in our journey. At napakinggan din natin ang isa sa mga pinaka-life-changing na holy conversation moment doon sa ating gospel reading , kung saan, after nilang mag-sharing about scripture ng breaking of bread ay bigla na lang naglaho ‘yung stranger na kasalubong nila patungong Emmaus. At sa punto ring ‘yon, na-realize nila na it was Jesus, that it was him all along. Christ is present in our conversations. Hindi lamang tuwing linggo sa ating praise and worship, kundi sa mga ordinary moments in our lives. Hindi lamang sa mga masasaya, lalo’t higit sa mga masasalimuot at difficult conversations that we have to deal with. Naalala ko ‘yung chika ko, paniniwala ako nung bago ako dumating sa MCC sa Open Table. Pansin niyo ba na sa mga moments na when we have personal conversations with God, may mga times na tayo lang ‘yung nagsasalita, where we cry out to Jesus. We give thanks, we ask forgiveness, and may mga moments naman na tayo ay tahimik lang and letting our hearts speak the prayers that our mouths couldn’t utter. Parang ‘yung mga moments na ‘yon na siya naman ‘yung nangungusap sa atin. Man through words, pero alam mo at ramdam mo ‘yung healing, ‘yung kagaanan ng loob, at sa mga ganitong moments natin tila mas nararamdaman ang kanyang presence sa ating buhay. So last week ay na-mention ko ‘yung tungkol sa mga naging struggle ko sa work recently at kung paano ko binaka ‘yung feeling of being overwhelmed. I mean, I am glad that I was able to get through it, but I am also aware that it’s not the same for everyone. Some people may still be in that situation or perhaps find themselves in the loop na paulit-ulit lang or paikot-ikot lang. Sa dami ng aking iniisip—trabaho, travels, at iba pang ganap as an extrovert at natural people person. At the same time, ‘yung mga gampanin sa ating simbahan as pastor in discernment, in that journey, I stumbled upon ‘yung podcast of Coach Pia Acevedo. Kilala niyo ba si Coach Pia? So si Coach Pia is a life coach, author, and a leadership trainer with over two decades of experience in coaching and counseling. She helps people cut through confusion and live with clarity, purpose, and intention so that they can focus on what truly matters. Isa sa mga magandang napulot ko from her ay connected sa pagiging present. Hindi man lingid sa kaalaman ng lahat na marami sa ating mga akla ay mga breadwinner. Imagine as a queer person who is already struggling to fight discrimination on top of the fight for the same rights as our straight allies. Isa pa sa mga dagdag na challenge ang pagiging breadwinner. Hindi ko na alam kung ilang beses ko nang na-tackle ang topic na ito. I think deserve na nito ng isang preaching series at malalang holy conversation moments at kasama na sa mga listahan ng mga personal advocacies na malapit sa aking puso. Pero habang wala pa tayo doon, I suggest you can grab muna ‘yung copy nung books from Coach Pia. Nag-promote pa, not sponsored. So I’m yet to finish ‘yung first book and ito ‘yun. Ito ‘yung unang “Focus on What Matters”. I’m yet to finish this and plan to start ‘yung isa pa, ‘yung “Moment to Moment”, right after. I hope na makatulong ito upang magkaroon tayo ng clarity sa dami ng ating mga iniisip. So anyway, I’m sure nag-aantay na kayo kung ang haba na ng sinabi ko at wala pa ako doon sa main point. Ito na nga, bilang isang breadwinner na bakla, at another example is sa ating mga straight allies na as a parent, sa mga kapatid nating OFWs na nagtatrabaho at kumakayod , ginagawang araw ang gabi para lang makapagpadala ng pera sa kanilang mga mahal sa buhay. ‘Di ba nga sila ‘yung mga sagot natin sa tanong na, “Para kanino ka bumabangon?”. “Para sa pamilya, para sa future ng mga anak ko.” ‘Di bale nang magkalayo kami kaysa naman sama-sama kaming mamatay na dilat at gutom. At dahil sa dami na nating iniisip, siyempre wala na tayong capacity para sa maliliit na bagay. Tama ba?. No more time to play with the kids after work dahil madalas pagod na lang sa trabaho kung ‘di pa rin sa commute. Buti kung ganun lang, pero minsan mas malala. At personally, ganito ‘yung eksena ko nung mga unang taon ko sa BPO industry bilang isang breadwinner. Napansin ko na sobrang mainitin ang ulo ko at ang dali kong ma-trigger, ‘yung angil sa mga tao kahit na wala pa naman silang ginagawang masama or kahit sa mga maliliit na bagay. Kayo rin ba may ganitong eksena? Let’s pause for a moment at balikan ‘yung mga sandali ng ating mga buhay na tayo ay napasabi ng, “Ang dami ko nang iniisip, dumagdag pa ‘to.”. Ito ang isang manifestation ng kawalan ng clarity. Akala ko ba para sa kanila ka bumabangon, pero sila rin ‘yung unang nakakaramdam ng mga angil at frustrations mo sa buhay. And si Coach Pia reminds us that when we don’t do our inner work, we don’t just suffer alone. The people we love encounter a compromised version of us. ‘Yun ‘yon. Meet the compromised version of you. Imagine that you’re in front of the mirror ng mahiwagang salamin, boy, for a few moments. Look at that compromised version of you. Do you like what you see?. And imagine kung ano na kaya ang extent ng damage that it had cost you and your loved ones. So paano natin matutulungan ‘yung ating compromised version? What does it take to achieve clarity and focus sa ating mga buhay?. So sa book na “Focus on What Matters,” Coach Pia talks about the need for inner work, which is a journey that starts by laying the groundwork for clarity through practices like self-mastery, self-development, and self-commitment. She talked about habits that we can commit to in order to achieve personal clarity. And for today, I’d like to share to you about M.I.C.K. abbreviation siya. That stands for motivating, inspiring, cheering, and being kind to ourselves. It is both a habit that we can commit to and a muscle we exercise because, again, we can’t pour from an empty cup. And these intentional habits will help us fill our cup. So number one is ‘yung letter M, Motivation. Motivation habit is any regimen or routine that you know works well for you. It involves committing to routines, no matter how trivial, that bring out the best in you. Through these personalized activities, we nurture ourselves and anchor on the stability they provide. An example could be making your bed in the morning, listening to music, and preparing breakfast. One more example could be dedicating a time to exercise, let’s say three times a week. So how do we know if a habit or activity is worth committing to?. We know when we feel something is missing if we skip it, and when we distinctly feel recharged by integrating it into our schedule regularly. Motivation habit serves as a fuel to our tank. By committing to these habits, we experience a steady rhythm that keeps us grounded, whether these are daily, weekly, or monthly habits. Next is your Inspiration, your I. If motivation muscle provides the structure for self-care, inspiration muscle naman brings a wave of joy that refreshes us. Unlike motivation habits which follow rhythm, inspiration habits are done less frequently but offer a full recharge. It enables us to stay connected to what makes us feel alive, providing a surge of deep joy in moments when it is needed. Tapping our sources of inspiration which ignite our natural creativity can foster positive energy and overall well-being. And sabi ni Coach Pia, among doon sa mga clients niya, travel is the most common source of inspiration. We can only take trips every so often, but when we do, there’s infusion of new energy. Traveling reconnects us to the natural enthusiasm and joy reminiscent of childhood. And to activate inspiration muscle is to take ownership of your need for mga picker-upper choices and activities that infuse you with the surge of energy. Other than travel, this can also range from planning a trip or to simple pleasures like enjoying a YouTube video or tuning into a podcast. Mga ka-eme. May mga ka-eme ba dito? Yes. Or listening to music that swiftly recharges you to become your best self. Learning something new or engaging in hobbies that awaken your creativity can also serve this purpose. Even revisiting ‘yung mga old hobbies that once sparked joy can once again ignite your enthusiasm for life and tap into the best version of yourself. As clarity is a personal journey, only you yourself are capable of choosing the inspiration that you need. An inspired person feels alive. Whatever brings you inspiration is a non-negotiable in your life. Next naman is ‘yung C which stands for Cheer. Picture yourself as your own personal cheerleader. The cheer muscle involves encouraging ourselves to push past our limits, especially in our adversity. Cheer is a non-negotiable habit we put in place to help us manage stress. We can proactively anticipate stressful times and plan ahead by intentionally plotting activities and inserting habits into our schedule. This will help us manage the demand of our hectic schedule. Sensitivity toward ourselves is crucial in strengthening our cheer muscle. Start exercising sensitivity and observation skills. Look at your calendar and anticipate which specific meetings, social events, projects, or deliverables you know will trigger your stress, anxiety, or heaviness. Kumbaga paghahandaan mo na siya. Pag alam mo mas-stress ako sa week na ‘to , kailangan gumawa na ako ng mga habits na magre-recharge sa akin. This approach provides you with the support needed to manage potential heaviness or disengagement. Since we know ourselves best, let’s prepare ourselves for anticipated stress and activities. Just like a cheerleader motivates the team during the final seconds of a game, we cheer for ourselves to stay resilient and persevere towards our goals. Even when the going gets tough, our cheer muscle enables us to face life’s challenges well-prepared as they often come relentlessly unexpected. A strong cheer muscle enhances our resilience, enabling us to bounce back more quickly from stressful situations. Last naman is ‘yung Kindness. Kindness is your capacity to be nurturing, kind, patient, and compassionate towards yourself just as you would a loved one or a best friend. The strength of our kindness muscle should allow you to be intentional in your caring for others as you would care for yourself. One strong measure of the strength of your kindness muscle is our capacity to forgive ourselves, forgive others, or ask for forgiveness for when we feel we may have hurt. And kindness is the most difficult muscle to strengthen. As often than not, we did not grow up with strong models of people around us living a life of kindness, nurturing patience and love for ourselves. Nabanggit ko rin ‘to doon sa ano natin, parang hirap para sa atin na maging forgiving of ourselves. From a young age, we are also taught to prioritize the needs of others. Yet, our ability to care for others hinges on how well we take care of ourselves. Showing kindness to ourselves is important, especially when we face setbacks or disappointments. It’s about offering ourselves the same support and encouragement that we readily give others. Strengthening our kindness muscle means taking the time to pause, relax, and rest. Doing anything that nurtures you, like eating well, enjoying your favorite food, and getting plenty of sleep is essential. We must accept that we cannot always meet our own expectations and let go of attachments to specific outcomes. By forgiving ourselves when we falter, honoring the progress we’ve made, and staying open to learning from failures, we create a space for us to grow into the best versions of ourselves. Being kind to yourself is also a non-negotiable in your life. So ano siya, pwedeng magkakahalo siya, ‘yung mga what motivates you can also inspire you. Pwedeng-pwede siyang pumasok doon sa alin sa mga iyon. So our internal guide has a big say in how we make decisions. It’s all about progress, learning, and embracing our imperfections along the way. This journey of growth allows us to center ourselves and focus on what truly counts in life. The more we nurture this process, the better we become at self-care and connecting with our genuine selves. So I hope that you also learned something as much as I did nung sa book na ‘to at marami pa. Ipapa-hiram ko kasi hindi pa ako tapos. At ‘yun sa part na nai-share ko sa inyo about sa “Focus on What Matters” by Coach Pia, ito ‘yung mga simpleng bagay na pwede nating gawin para sa ating mga sarili to move from a compromised version to the best version of ourselves. Pero hindi natatapos doon ang lahat. As we strive to become the best version of ourselves, mahalaga ring pag-usapan ang pagse-set ng boundaries. Beep beep. Baka may matamaan sa pagse-set ng boundaries. Minsan parang profound pakinggan kasi nung boundaries at hindi siya ganoon ka-common sa kultura nating mga Pilipino. Pero just because it’s not common doesn’t mean hindi na natin ito dapat pagtuunan ng pansin. Halimbawa sa pagiging breadwinner, dahil ikaw na ‘yung naghahanap-buhay, mahalagang mag-set ka ng boundaries through shared responsibility sa inyong mga bahay, mga tahanan. I-delegate mo ang mga simpleng gawain upang kahit papaano ay mabawasan ang iyong iniisip. Some might say na madaling sabihin pero mahirap gawin , lalo na para sa ilan na bukod sa pagiging breadwinner ay magulang din, or to be specific, nanay. Mahirap talagang iwalay ang pagiging nanay sa pagiging provider as a mother. Pero mahalaga na naiintindihan ito ng mga tao sa paligid mo. Oo, nanay ka , maghahanda ka ng pagkain, mag-aasikaso ka ng gamit ng mga anak mo, but it’s also important to set boundaries. Tandaan mo na kailangan mo rin ng sapat na pahinga para makapag-focus ka sa trabaho na siyang nagbibigay ng kakayahan mong mag-provide para sa iyong pamilya. Kailangan itong ma-communicate. Kailangan ng maayos na usapan kung paano mas mapapagaan ang inyong sitwasyon. At isa lang ito sa marami pang mga halimbawa. Iba’t iba ‘yung dynamics ng bawat isa. Pero ang punto ay ito: Huwag mong piliting saluhin ang lahat. Matutong manghingi ng tulong kapag kailangan. Alam ko hindi ‘to madali, but I hope you are able to do so and have these conversations. After all, wala namang hindi nadadaan sa maayos na usapan. So now let’s go back to the journey ni Cleopas at isa pang disciple. Let us be reminded of their enthusiasm when they realized that they had been in conversation with Jesus all along. This story reminds us that God is always with us sa ating paglalakbay, that we can be that other disciple na unnamed. Hindi man tayo ever makapaglalakad kasama ang historical Jesus, ‘di ba, o baka sa panaginip, pero ano ba ‘yung pangako? That we have each other. We experience Christ in our many conversations with our families, with our loved ones, with our chosen families like here sa ating simbahan, at lalo na when we are intentional sa ating pakikinig at pagiging in solidarity sa iba’t iba pang community lalo na sa mga maralita. As I close this part two, keyword “close,” napaisip rin ako baka lumalayo na ako sa theme na “Christ in our conversations.”. Pero I had a Holy Spirit activate moment. I feel that this is a perfect opportunity to also talk about self-love —ang matutunang makinig sa kung anong sinasabi ng ating mga katawan at isip. After all, magkaugnay ang pagkakaroon ng personal clarity sa ating buhay at ang pagkakaroon ng meaningful conversations sa ating kapwa. By building these small habits for ourselves ay mas mapapayabong natin ang ating mga conversation at ang pag-unawa sa journey ng bawat isa, dahil hindi naman tayo pare-pareho ng kwento, and that’s the beauty of our diversity. Maaaring hindi tayo pare-pareho ng ating pinagdadaanang struggle pero pareho lang naman ang ating pinaglalaban. At sa bawat pakikipag-usap natin sa iba, we find Christ in their stories and hope that they find Christ in us and through us. Napapalalim ang ating pakikipagbahagi at pakikisangkot sa pakikinig ng kanilang kwento. We hold the power to carry these stories and share them with others. And being with Open Table MCC for almost 10 years now, marami na akong nakasama, nakasalamuha, nakadaupang-palad, nakausap at narinig ng mga kwento—ang mga Lumad, ang mga persons deprived of liberty sa QC Women’s Penitentiary , ang mga magsasaka sa Lupang Ramos, ang mga batang PLHIV na nasa pangangalaga ng Duyan Foundation at Project Red Ribbon, at ang ilan sa mga communities na naabutan ng tulong ng Pride Cares, mga nasalanta ng bagyo sa Rodriguez, Rizal at iba pang naabutan ng tulong through our partnership sa iba’t iba pang LGBTQIA+ organizations. Ang kanilang mga kwento ay patuloy kong dadalhin at subukang maibahagi sa marami pang pakikipag-usap, lalo na sa panibagong responsibility as pastor in discernment. Ganito rin ang sinasabi ko sa mga students who come and be in immersion with us. Iilan lang sa kanila ang bakla at may katulad na kwento sa atin, pero ibinabahagi natin ang ating mga kwento in the hope na dalhin nila ito as they go on in their lives hanggang makarating na sila sa kanilang adulting journey, sharing the good news sa mga kapwa nila estudyante who still struggle to resolve their sexuality with their spirituality, to tell them about the small church where you can come as you are in your most authentic self, where you can express your love of God in the most fantabulous and flamboyant way. Amen ba? At bilang Easter people, dahil hindi lang natapos ang kwento sa muling pagkabuhay ni Kristo, let us be reminded that we are the continuation of the story. Galing kay RD ‘yan at lagi kong panghahawakan ‘yang narinig ko sa preaching niya. Ayan, nawala na ako. And with that comes the power na magpatuloy at bilang Open Table MCC to have meaningful conversations, even difficult ones, to take part in the call for ceasefire and to put an end to meaningless war. Conversations that continue to create safe spaces, and our participation in the wider work of justice and peace through Jesus who proclaimed a radically inclusive love for all people, at ‘pag kinakailangan ay harapin ang mga usapang mahirap lalo na sa mga kakilala or kapamilya natin na patuloy nagbubulag-bulagan at pumipili at naghahalal ng mga leader na corrupt at sangkot sa katiwalian. Hindi man ito madali, I hope that we’re always reminded na parte rin sila ng pinaglalaban, that there’s more that unites us than separates us. Let us also be intentional sa pangangamusta sa mga mahal natin sa buhay knowing always that Jesus is present in our conversations to speak with love and compassion. At kung ikaw naman ‘yung may kinikimkim sa loob mo kung ano man ‘yan, I hope that the Holy Spirit touches your heart so you can find the courage to have that conversation, one that could inspire, heal, and transform you and others, knowing that God, Jesus, will be there with you. Amen. 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Sa video na ito, bibigyan natin ng reaction ang viral clip ng dalawang gay dads at ang "kanilang" baby na gusto lang ay makilala ang kanyang mama. Ipapaliwanag natin kung bakit DELIKADO ang LGBTQ+ agenda kung hahayaan nating kumalat ito sa ating bansa.Ang tanong: Ano ang mangyayari sa Pinas kung i-normalize natin ito?Bilang mga Pilipino, may responsibilidad tayo. Hindi tayo puwedeng manahimik habang binabago ng agenda na ito ang kahulugan ng pamilya, ng pagpapalaki ng bata, at ng moralidad.

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In the 3rd edition of our Eraserheads-themed mini-series, Les the DJ and Producer Mike reminisce about road trips to the tune of “Overdrive”, and can’t get enough of silly love songs like “Ligaya”.  But what songs are Les and Mike listening to now?  Listen and find out! As a reminder, on April 24th, Combo On...

Most Reverend Nelson Po has been officially ordained as the Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Perth during a historic ceremony at St. Mary's Cathedral. - Pormal nang ordinahan si Most Reverend Nelson Po bilang Auxiliary Bishop ng Archdiocese ng Perth sa isang makasaysayang seremonya sa St. Mary's Cathedral.

Nakapanayam ng SBS Filipino ang opisyal ng Filipino Sunshine Coast Sambayanan, Inc. na si Janice Medio kaugnay sa komunidad ng Pilipino sa nasabing lugar sa Regional Queensland.

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In part 2 of our mini-series “Original Pilipino Musings” with Les the DJ, we dive into two seminal Eraserheads classics, “Toyang” from their 1993 debut album, Ultraelectromagneticpop!, as well as “Alapaap” from their 1994 follow-up, Circus.  Listen as we talk about what the songs mean to us, and debate whether or not it matters if...

A dedicated group of Filipino entrepreneurs has formed a community aimed at supporting the growth and operational success of local small businesses. - Isang grupo ng mga Pilipinong negosyante ang binuo upang magbigay ng suporta at gabay sa pagpapatakbo at pagpapalawak ng mga lokal na small business.

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While Holy Week is a time for reflection, many Filipino families in Australia, including the Baui family from Western Sydney, also use it as an opportunity to travel and bond. - Bagama't panahon ng pagninilay-nilay ang Semana Santa, maraming pamilyang Pilipino sa Australia, kabilang ang pamilyang Baui mula sa Western Sydney, ang ginagamit din ang okasyong ito para maglakbay at mag-bonding.

Here are the latest news from the Philippines: the changes felt in the usual Holy Week observance of Filipinos this year due to the Middle East crisis; the government's measures to ease the impact of the global crisis on the country; and the continued crucifixion of Ruben Enaje of Pampanga. - Narito ang mga balita mula sa Pilipinas kabilang ang: mga nararamdamang pagbabago sa nakasanayang Semana Santa ng mga Pilipino ngayong taon dulot ng krisis sa Gitnang Silangan; aksyon ng pamahalaan upang maibsan ang epekto ng pandaigdigang krisis sa Pilipinas; at ang tuloy na pagpapapako sa krus ni Ruben Enaje ng Pampanga.

A majority of Filipinos are Catholic, and many in Australia continue to practice their faith and traditions during Lent. - Mayorya ng mga Pilipino ay Katoliko ang relihiyon at ilang Pinoy sa Australia ay ipinagpapatuloy pa rin ang pananampalataya at tradisyon tuwing Kuwaresma.

Anim na bata ang nailigtas mula sa pang-aabuso habang isang Australian at tatlong Pinoy ang nahatulan ng pagkakakulong matapos ang isang malawakang imbestigasyon na pinangunahan ng Australian Federal Police at Philippine National Bureau of Investigation.

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Sa isang mundo na patuloy na kina-cancel ang pananampalataya, may isang grupo ng mga Pilipino sa Cainta, Rizal na hindi bumigay sa makabagong kultura. Since 1904 — mahigit isang siglo ang nakalipas — itinatanghal nila ang Senakulo bilang pagpapahayag ng pananampalataya, hindi lang bilang isang palabas. Sa episode na ito ng The Jay Aruga Show, nakausap ko si Jordan C. Pingol, Engr at Jeodie Cruz ng Krus Sa Nayon, Inc. (KSNI) — ang mga taong nag-preserve ng pinaka-iconic na Senakulo sa Pilipinas. Pinag-usapan namin: ✝️ Paano nagsimula ang Senakulo sa isang simpleng krus sa isang bakanteng lote ✝️ Bakit panata, hindi trabaho, ang inspirasyon nito — walang bayad ang mga artista ✝️ Kung paano nakaligtas ang tradisyon sa Martial Law, bagyo, at modernong sekularismo ✝️ Kung paano mo makikita ang Senakulo ngayong Holy Week sa Cainta, Rizal ✝️ Bakit kailangan ng Pilipinas ng Senakulo ngayon higit pa kaysa dati Ang Senakulo ay hindi lang kultura — ito ay pananampalataya na may mukha, dugo, at sakripisyo. At buhay pa ito.

Due to poverty in the Philippines, Esther Peru-Hoy from Ilocos Sur took a bold step and worked as a domestic helper in Hong Kong to support her family, until she was given the opportunity to start a new life in Australia. In Queensland, she faced discrimination and numerous challenges, but through perseverance and determination, she succeeded as a chef and café owner—becoming an inspiration to many women and Filipino migrants. - Dahil sa kahirapan sa Pilipinas, nakipagsapalaran ang tubong Ilocos Sur na si Esther Peru-Hoy bilang domestic helper sa Hong Kong upang suportahan ang pamilya, hanggang sa mabigyan ng pagkakataong magsimula ng bagong buhay sa Australia. Sa Queensland, hinarap niya ang diskriminasyon at matitinding hamon, ngunit sa pamamagitan ng tiyaga at determinasyon, pinatunayan ng chef at café owner ang kanyang kakayahan at hangand na maging inspirasyon sa maraming kababaihan at migranteng Pilipino.

In a few weeks, Combo On The Run, a documentary chronicling the rise of the band Eraserheads, is set to hit movie screens across North America.  It’s not often that a film from the Philippines gets a release and a reception as high profile as this film has been getting, let alone a documentary about...

As the Philippine Women's National Football Team prepares for a historic face-off against Uzbekistan on March 19, a massive wave of support is building among the Filipino community. - Habang naghahanda ang Philippine Women's National Football Team para sa kanilang makasaysayang pagharap sa Uzbekistan sa March 19, bumubuhos ang suporta mula sa komunidad ng mga Pilipino.

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Sa episode na ito ng The Linya-Linya Show, nakasama natin ang isa sa pinakarespetado at pinakamatapang na boses sa Philippine broadcast journalism— si Ms. Karmina Constantino.Kilala siya sa kanyang firm, fierce, at fearless na estilo ng pagtatanong. Sa harap man ng senador, spokesperson, o sinumang makapangyarihan, hindi siya tumitiklop. Diretsahan kung diretsahan—basta mahalaga ang tanong, at para sa katotohanan.Sa episode na ito, nakilala rin natin ang tao sa likod ng journalist.Napag-usapan namin ang kanyang background, education, at ang impluwensiya ng pamilyang pinagmulan niya— isang pamilya ng historians, academics, at public intellectuals. Ikinuwento rin niya kung paano niya hina-handle ang tough interviews with tough personalities, kung paano siya naghahanda bago ang isang panayam, at kung paano niya pinapangalagaan ang integridad ng kanyang trabaho.Napunta rin ang usapan sa kanyang reputation bilang “maldita” sa harap ng camera, at kung bakit minsan kailangan talagang maging matigas at matatag— pero sa dulo, mabait pa rin para sa bayan.Sa gitna ng mga mabibigat na balita at mga nangyayari sa politika, napag-usapan din namin ang pag-asa at pangamba para sa bansa, at kung ano ang dapat gawin ng mga Pilipino habang papalapit ang 2028 national elections.Naglapag din tayo ng isang hypothetical na tanong: kung magkaharap sila ni dating Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte sa The Hague, ano-ano ang itatanong niya?Masaya at makabuluhang usapan. Hindi ako kinabahan, promise.Listen up, yo.

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