Penses by Fr. Ranhilio Aquino

In my youthful naivete, I used to dismiss as absurd the proposition: “Sometimes, in order to win peace, you must...

It was a scene that one would think could come only from a ghastly violent story: burning a prisoner alive....

Both parties—the government, as respondent, and the petitioners, particularly Grego Belgica—had gone back to court asking for a reconsideration of...

I delivered this homily at the Mass that the Graduate School of Law of San Beda College celebrated last Saturday,...

Jessica Soho’s State of the Nation on Tuesday night did the nation tremendous service—and left me profoundly agitated.  The reporters...

Erap keeps his seat, this, in the wake of widespread speculation that the justices of the Supreme Court were poised...

If you do not know what “synderesis” is, do not worry. It is a word that should never have come...

Four days we will long remember, that will live on in Philippine Church lore. Pope Francis took the Philippines by...

Had we adopted American constitutional law doctrine on Church-State relations, many things about Pope Francis’ visit to the Philippines and...

There can be no moral or legal justification for the Hebdo massacre.  In the face of evil so egregious, so...