Migrants and immigrants share the commonality on the root cause of migration. Migration now becomes a forced choice, if we still can consider it a choice, for people to earn for a living and conserve the dignity as a person.
Tag: migration
Quick or Quit?
January 26, 2020, Third Sunday of Epiphany. A reflection on Matthew 4:12-23. “Immediately they left their nets, their boat and their father, and followed him.” (v20&22) How immediate was immediately? Brothers Simon and Andrew, James and John immediately left and followed Jesus. Why could this be? Can there be urgency? In her writing Fishing Economy […]
“Broaden and Strengthen the Ranks of the Filipino Migrants and Their Families, Actively Defend the Rights of the Filipino People Against Tyranny and Advance the Struggle for Freedom, Democracy and National Sovereignty.”
A Keynote to Migrante Europe – Second Congress San Martino Parish, Via Alfonso Lissi 11, 22110 Como, Italy, December 8, 2019 My dear esteemed members of Migrante Europe: It is a great privilege to have been invited to a gathering, a congress of the brave Filipino migrants in this part of the globe – the […]
This Is Faith
December 29, 2019, First Sunday of Christmas. A reflection on Matthew 2:13-23. “Get up, take the child and his mother, and flee to Egypt, and remain there until I tell you; for Herod is about to search for the child, to destroy him.” Joseph listened and followed what the angel has been saying. It is […]
The Theology of Struggle. 