"Fray Emman" once lived as a Dominican aspirant for almost two years. He left the seminary life in 2013 and pursued AB Mass Communication at Wesleyan University-Philippines. Right now, he is writing his thesis in Master of Arts in Education major in English at the same university.
He was a former proofreader at The Daily Tribune, a newspaper company in the City of Manila. Currently, he teaches Mass Communication and Social Sciences courses at his beloved alma mater.
A member of Philippine Political Science Association and cofounder of Samahang Lazaro Francisco, a literary writers hub in Nueva Ecija, he still involves himself in church works particularly in Mercy Ministry, the Catholic Diocese of Cabanatuan Hospital Chaplaincy’s official arm which aims to seek and help former church workers who are now sick.
Most important, he is living happily with his parents Jasmin and Jaime, siblings Eliza and Joseph, and grandparents Yoly and Bering in the peaceful barrio of Liwayway.
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Whenever I go to a mall, I always see the signages “No Face Mask, No Entry” and “Observe Social Distancing” Whenever I go to church, I always see the signages “No Face Mask, No Entry” and “Observe Social Distancing” Whenever I go to school, I always see the signages “No Face Mask, No Entry” and […]
How will the Church keep the faith alive in the “new normal”? The Coronavirus certainly forced us to change our traditional ways of celebrating our Catholic faith. This year’s Holy Week experience was not only historic but most of all unforgettable since we have celebrated it in different ways. Religious worship looks different now and […]
