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REFLECTIONS TODAY Levi collects taxes for the Roman Empire, and so his fellow Jews hate him for being a collaborator of the colonizers. No wonder, he is branded as a sinner, lumped with the likes of prostitutes and thieves. Jesus of Nazareth passes by Levi’s customs post, and with a word of...

WORD ALIVE This Sunday is the feast of the Sto. Niño in the Philippines. It is immensely popular among Filipinos. Rich and poor, young and old alike maintain a strong, if not fanatical, devotion to the Holy Child. On the feast, big and mini statues are dressed endearingly in various forms and...

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