Support Indigenous Children’s Education: Building for a Brighter Future At the heart of the Metro Infanta Foundation’s mission is a commitment to nurturing the values of faith, education, and culture, especially among the Indigenous People of the Philippines. These values have driven many of our projects over the years, including the rehabilitation of classrooms made…
A million thanks to the following distinguished recipients who embody the late Carmelite Bishop Labayen’s vision of caring for the poor, standing up for their rights and forming stewards in the Kingdom of God. The 2023 Award goes to the Eleanore Mullen Foundation, with support from its board of directors headed by Mr. Michael Polakovic…
The key to Renewal of the Church in the Philippines By Mary Ann Otto The spirituality of stewardship and the practices that give witness to its truths are changing the heart and face of the Church in the Philippines, which identifies as a Church of the Poor, and beyond. What are the truths driving this…
Editor’s Note Below is an article posted in 2008 shortly after town and school officials agreed to pursue the restoration of the the Gabaldon. Amb. Arizala suggested it’s worth reposting and we agree. By Delfin Mallari Jr.Philippine Daily Inquirer Posted date: October 08, 2008 INFANTA, Quezon – Five steps of mossy concrete stairs and three…