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Metro Manila Commuter Confirms Achieving Full Habagat Enlightenment After Realizing Umbrella Direction Matters More Than Umbrella Ownership

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By Sophia Rodriguez
| manilanews.ph
One office worker’s years of monsoon-season trial and error have finally produced a genuinely reliable wind-angle prediction system MANILA — Office worker Ramon Villafuerte confirms achieving what he calls “full habagat enlightenment” this week, a hard-won realization that correctly angling an umbrella against the southwest monsoon’s prevailing wind direction matters considerably more than simply owning an umbrella at all, following years of arriving at work soaked despite carrying one...
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Russian edition of Pope Francis memoir removes references to LGBTQ+ issues

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By Sophia Rodriguez
| The Pink Times
Russia’s publication of Pope Francis’ memoir Hope: The Autobiography has removed or obscured passages about LGBTQIA+ issues, meaning Russian readers will not see several of the late pontiff’s most notable remarks on homosexuality and transgender people. The book was published in Russia earlier this year by the Moscow-based Alpina Publishing Group.
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How a Christian ministry used celibacy language to sidestep conversion therapy scrutiny

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By Sophia Rodriguez
| The Pink Times
A Christian ministry at the center of a new investigation is defending itself against accusations that it has repackaged conversion therapy in softer language. Strength in Weakness, or SIW, says it does not practice conversion therapy. But interviews with 24 former participants and people close to the ministry describe teachings focused on suppressing LGBTQ identity and behavior through celibacy, heterosexual relationships and lifelong resistance to same-sex attraction.
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