Author: Connie Triggiano
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Tagalog drums up excitement for learning at Rizal Center
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For four hours each week that began July 8, Tagalog words, expressions, and basic conversations shake up fresh enthusiasm for the Philippines’ heritage language as participants apply what they’re already learning […]
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For Filipinos in America, love travels in a box
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Connie C. Triggiano September ushers in autumn and a riveting reflection about the cycle of life amid darkening shadows and silent afternoons. It prompts consciousness about the passing of the […]
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Chanting Jesus’ life in verses; Archaic Tagalog revisited (Pabasa part 2)
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by Connie C. Triggiano Pabasa may be considered a literature/cultural phenomenon for the incredible intensity alone of the rhythm of chanted words, narrating the passion of Christ and the amazing […]
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The ‘moving’ saints of Holy Week
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There is nothing more riveting depiction of religious history than the sublime drama that is Jesus’ passion (Pabasa), commemorated this Lenten season throughout the Christian world. Christ’s traumatic saga has been […]