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Calling
CALLING is a novel about 21st century alternative spirituality. Visions, divine guidance, magic, pilgrimage - all of these are ancient religious themes. What happens when they break into the life of a modern, urban, non-religious young woman? CALLING's main character is drawn into a magical new world of intense encounters which inspire her. However, she also has to meet challenges, which represent a rite of passage for this late twenty-something into a greater maturity and stronger sense of her place in the universe.
Olympians
Norbert Mercado talks with long-time sports journalist Ron de los Reyes about Filipino Olympic athletes who could have won the first Olympic gold medal for the Philippines.
Dulce Extranjera
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The Sands Of Time
“The woman is a beauty queen. She was a former winner of Miss Philippines. I met her during the inauguration of Lettergys in Quezon City. She was one of the guests during the launch,” Editha said. “How do you know that your husband is involved with this girl?” Angela asked her friend. Editha answered that she saw her husband and the girl buying baby clothes in a mall at Araneta Center in Quezon City.
Golan Heights
The Syrian rebels have captured groups of Fijian and Filipino soldiers and held them hostage. Now, the Syrian rebels are demanding for the surrender of Colonel Lucero and the rest of the remaining soldiers of the Philippine Contingent to the Golan Heights.
A Romance In Pre-War Manila
Doctor Sergio Morales hurriedly walked to the classroom in PGH where he would teach the subject of Dermatology that morning. It was the first day of class in a rainy June month, and he did not want to be late. He hurriedly buttoned his white coat. “Good morning, Doc!” a nursing student greeted him as he rushed to the classroom. “Good morning!” Doctor Morales answered the student, too, although he did not really pay any attention to who it was. He continued walking to his classroom. When he arrived and entered the classroom, all the students in his class were already inside, waiting for him. “Good morning, Sir!” the students greeted him. There were thirty-two students in his class, all of which were women. They were all graduating students of the University of the Philippines School of Nursing. The Dermatology class was held in one of the rooms of the Philippine General Hospital building along Governor Taft Avenue in Manila.
The Divide
"Revenge will destroy both the subject and the perpetrator. Absolutely nothing good can come out of it,” Dr. Chatchai Ratanopol said when he talked to a group of Thai teens in Sangkhlaburi which had fought a series of rumbles against a group of teenagers from the Mon village. The leader of the Thai group was Atichai Ayanud. He was the younger brother of Dr. Ratanopol’s high school friend Galaxy Ayanud. The Thais would not help in the rebuilding project until the fighting stopped, and the Thais and Mon groups were at peace with each other.
Hell And The Lake Of Fire
“Rudy, you’re smiling. Did you once think of wanting to go to Hell?” Reverend Hutcheson asked. Rudy’s smile faded. He shook his head. “Never, Sir! I never thought of wanting to go to Hell. Not even once,” Rudy said. The American missionary turned his sight to Philip Tarroja. “And what about you, Philip? Did you ever want to go to Hell at one point in your past?” the missionary asked. Philip also shook his head. “Never, Sir! I never thought of that,” Philip Tarroja replied. “But did you believe, even when you were not yet a born again Christian, that there is a literal place called Hell?” Reverend Hutcheson asked Philip.
