In DISCOVER, Marianne “Girlie” Crisol chronicles in “Embracing God’s Will” her life with husband Bobby wherein the fear and anguish of grave illness and loss are lived instead in deep gratitude and joy, as one not merely follows God's words and plans but entwines one's heart and life around them with humble and absolute trust in His love.

For GIFTS & GRACES, Malen Lorenzo's writes a moving article, “Caring for Two Son's Who Answered God's Call”. Here, a mother prayerfully looks back at how God knocked on the door of their home to call her two sons to a priestly vocation. Malen realizes she never planned on how this happened; God intended for it to happen, and moved all by grace.

PANANAGUTAN’s offering is Kirby Llaban's “Why I Dove into Theology as a Layperson”, an account of his journey to pursue a doctorate in Philosophy, inspired and guided by his firm resolve to understand God's work among his people. It took Kirby 11 years to complete the work. He stands fully confident of a hopeful tomorrow serving a God who purposed his life.

In White Butterfly’s  Discover, author Ernie Maipid, Jr. with his 9 year old granddaughter, Aria Soleil's article, 'CARE TALKS'.  Ernie relates his 'Papu' efforts at sharing the legacy of Blessed Mother’s rosary with the next generation. This touches Aria, who picks up the caring witness of her mom, an Early Child educator, and writes about her own 'caring and loving' faith journey.

Gifts & Graces features Rose Isada Cabrera's article, 'ISADA FAMILY: LIFE LESSONS FROM A CHOCOLATE BAR AND A MANGO PIT'. Here, Rose recounts the living witness of Christian family values through generations of the Isadas, palpably alive in their young today.

The Bejeweled Rock of Prayer: The Oratory of St. Francis Xavier In Nuvali, is Pananagutan’s entry by Fr Johnny C. Go SJ.  His article invites the reader to be enthralled by  the magnificent stained glass windows of the chapel glowing like multicolored gems, depicting the life of Jesus Christ as lived through the charism and mission of the Jesuits in the world and as the mainstay of Ignatian education. Artist of the stained glass windows and Xavier School alumnus Carlos de Santos Tanseco and Xavier School Founder and President  ( 2001-13) Fr. Johnny C. Go SJ, have together created a veritable treasure and legacy of LOVE  and FAITH.

For DISCOVER, In "Where To From Here”, the first chapter of a book being written by Aurelio O. Angeles, he reveals how the word "static" was a stranger to his life history - the challenging journey from his itinerant childhood to the present, replete with difficult crossroads leading to the critical one towards entrepreneurship. Continuous hardships paved the way accompanied by anxiety, matched by dogged determination to reach the next stage, always with a search for meaning and purpose and a constant call to the Holy Spirit for guidance, depending on God for courage, virtue and wisdom to keep moving forward with unfailing faith in Him, no matter that the future remains unseen.

For GIFTS & GRACES, Jonathan Crisol in his article, 'Remembering Bobby Crisol, My Father of Love and Presence Unsurpassed' recalls that at 11 years, he needed to don, on emergency, his Dad's sneakers to play ball in school. This, he vividly remembers, was met without any hesitation by his Dad, who was to family, the rock on whom all leaned.

Now a father himself and his Dad just gone, Jonathan writes about 'his filling in the shoes' of his Dad who left a life filled with values to emulate.

In the PANANAGUTAN entry, Dong Magsajo in 'Dear Basti', pens a letter to his 13 year old son who is battling grief, unable to give away his happy memories of the family's staunch rock, 'Lolo (grandfather)', whom God has called to himself.

Dong writes of the need for Basti to 'release' Lolo for God's full loving.