Scientology leader’s niece reveals Church secrets
The Church of Scientology has lashed out at a new book by its leader’s niece, which recounts a stolen childhood and how she was brainwashed and cut off from her family before eventually escaping.
The Church of Scientology has lashed out at a new book by its leader’s niece, which recounts a stolen childhood and how she was brainwashed and cut off from her family before eventually escaping.
How could parents and teachers effectively teach children spiritual values, good manners and right conduct? By using the mother tongue, according to school officials in Pangasinan.
MICHAEL Demetrius Asis, in his book “Reimagining the Sacred,” says religious educators must shift emphasis from traditional to newer approaches so sacraments and liturgy will remain meaningful to Filipino Catholics.
A compilation of writings on the late Interior Secretary Jesse M. Robredo provides a peek of the different facets of the public servant’s life as told by people who knew him up close.
UNIVERSITY of the Philippines Cebu professor Felisa U. Etemadi’s work, “People Participation in Urban Governance in Cebu: A Reader” will be launched on Dec. 12 at 4:30 p.m. at the Ayala Center, Cebu Business Park.
Perhaps hairy-footed hobbits can teach us all something about safety.
Inspired by Senate President Juan Ponce-Enrile’s book, Senator Gregorio “Gringo” Honasan and his comrades in the Rebolusyonaryong Alyansang Makabansa (RAM) are planning to write their own story to correct the alleged “lies” and “falsehood” written about them.
An underground rebel group that waged an armed struggle against the Marcos dictatorship slammed what it said was a delusional image of martial law that Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile tried to paint in his now controversial memoir.
An underground rebel group that waged an armed struggle against the Marcos dictatorship slammed what it said was a delusional image of martial law that Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile tried to paint in his now controversial memoir.
THE hour before dawn is said to be the darkest hour of the day.
The Habitat for Humanity (HFH) has made a fitting tribute to its donors and prime movers by coming out with a special coffeetable book that traces the nongovernment organization’s story in the Philippines.
BENEFICIARIES of the government’s Kapig-Bisig Laban sa Kahirapan Comprehensive and Integrated Delivery of Social Services (Kalahi-CIDSS) project in Bohol and Siquijor provinces underwent a story-writing workshop for a big project: a coffee-table book telling the successes of Kalahi-CIDSS project in the provinces.
An authority of the Supreme Court on the Dangerous Drugs Law has released anew a book on political law.
