The longtime firebrand Honolulu mayor can best Chicago’s Richard J. Daley.

He is no humble shepherd. He is a multimillionaire media mogul with a culture wars axe to grind.

I disagree with plenty of Catholic theology—especially on LGBTQ and women’s issues. So why should I care? The answer is simple: Chicago.

People, even those who claim to follow Jesus, say that victims of floods and other disasters somehow deserved what happened to them because of how they vote or where they live.

A mural showing Superman punching an ICE agent was vandalized—but only Superman got hit. The ICE agent in the painting was left untouched.

This 1991 film about friendship, food, and small-town Alabama perfectly shows the kind of Christian love that shapes my faith, despite its complex background spanning different spiritual traditions through the generations in my family in the far-off Ilocos and Hawaii.

On July 4, 1946, the U.S. officially recognized the independence of the Philippines after nearly 50 years of American rule.

They chose not to begin the opening night with one of the most meaningful and symbolic traditions in many East and Southeast Asian cultures, the lion dance.

I took in the scene, and suddenly, I saw not just the present but the past.

We had giants who fought the top 1% of the wealthiest Americans. Now look at us. Look at what we have.

This endorsement is personal and not in my capacity as an officer of any civic organizations, publisher and writer of any publications, director of a social service provider, elder of a Church.

May we all strive for a better Gospel than the one he gave us on television.

Guide to Roger’s Park and Edgewater organizers wanting to take over planning and implementation.

It has no inherent benefit to society.

The Democratic Party’s internal struggle isn’t about socialism versus capitalism anymore. It’s about courage versus cowardice.

The U.S. Supreme Court declared that lower courts can’t block federal policies nationwide.

An unseen source of all beauty, truth, and goodness was seen by many early Christians as pointing toward God.

As a gay man, a Filipino American, and someone born in Hawai‘i with indigenous roots, I know firsthand how rare it is to feel fully seen in mainstream media.

When those sitting at the table come from similar backgrounds and hold similar assumptions, we risk falling back into old patterns.

I don’t write these things to shame anyone. I write them to name something that is often hidden but very real. Microaggressions may seem small, but over time, they pile up.