The Sebastinian Gazette

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‼️CALL FOR SUBMISSION‼️

KAYUMANGGI

Streets filled with cries and shouts;
owed bloods of a regime be charged.
Political landscape built by families—
should be demolished by its people.

Filipinos' lives were built by politics;
from its smallest to largest scale.
Structure that shapes our food in tables;
carved within the skin of its people.

We are the people and the power;
We must defy the decayed system—
have our hands powered by grit,
grounded with resistance and truth.

Our pens must bleed—we bleed, KAYUMANGGI.

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Deadline is UNTIL APRIL 20, 2026

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The Sebastinian Gazette Newspaper 2025
August – January 2026

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Giving with Grace: Rise. Lead. Gain.

This International Women’s Month, we celebrate the strength and grace of every woman, honoring those who rise and lead in spaces that shatter barriers.

As we give with respect and support, we gain the courage to speak out and protect one another. We lead in spaces where every woman can walk with freedom and confidence.

May this remind us that responsible leadership is about fostering an environment that empowers women to feel safe and respected.

Caption by: Jean Ashley Caragay
Layout by: Lee Anne Candaza

The power of the people is indeed greater than the people in power.

In 1986, millions stood united along EDSA and proved that people power alone was enough to change history.

Today, we remember the courage, faith, and unity that restored democracy and reminded the world that the voice of the Filipino people is stronger than fear.

Caption by Mikaela Reyes
Layout by Lee Anne Candaza