A theological reflection by Sean Marie Prythyll A. Patnubay | June 4, 2020 Thesis Statement #6: In the face of Israel’s oppression and Pharaoh’s murderous madness, it is courage, defiance, and compassion of women which serve as the starting point for the liberation from Egypt. These women serve as catalysts…

A question of recovery by Sean Marie Prythyll Patnubay | September 21, 2021 “Yah-wu,” another Atenean cursed again. If you cut their tongues open, they’d bleed blue even if they did not pronounce Yawa well. Yawa is one of the many long-forgotten gods of Philippine folklore. And as the withering…

A commentary by Sean Marie Prythyll A. Patnubay | November 8, 2020

A muni-muni by Sean Marie Prythyll A. Patnubay | August 30, 2022 In George Orwell’s Animal Farm (2021), we are taught that all animals are equal and that whatever goes upon four legs, or has wings, is a friend. But in this concrete jungle, Filipinos understand that some vehicles are…

A lamentation on the state of Philippine literature by Sean Marie Prythyll A. Patnubay | December 10, 2021 Our literary style now is an awakening of our disaster memory of the wars we waged and continue to wage. As we all know now, literature is prolific in the Philippines when…

A criticism on today’s mode of experiencing by Sean Marie Prythyll A. Patnubay | October 24, 2020 As seen in the digital viewing of art forms brought about by this pandemic, I experienced first hand that I was not able to get the full experience of appreciating art which should…

A short discussion on Linda Nochlin’s Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists by Sean Marie Prythyll A. Patnubay | October 29, 2020 Her main contentions in her essay were that the odds were never in our favor like in terms of education which connects to recognition. Maybe there…

Reading the image, an art appreciation by Sean Marie Prythyll Patnubay | September 22, 2020 Dear person from the future, I have always been enamored in advocating for Population, Health, and Environment (PHE) as I believe that these three are interconnected. It came as no surprise when the first drawing…

An answer to a question by Sean Marie Prythyll A. Patnubay | May 20, 2022 I can’t say that Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird has neither led me out of confusion nor comforted me because in some ways, it has. I am less confused when it comes to…