Coming soon: "Knowing Fr Bu" mini docuseries
30 Aug 2022
Who is Fr. Bu?
Known to many as one of the Founding Fathers of Psychology in the Philippines, Fr Bulatao wore many hats and worked with many people in various ways - he was a teacher, scientist, Jesuit Priest, mentor, guide, guru, friend, etc.
As his 100th Birthday draws near, let's get to know him in a new way from the stories of those closest to him. Don't miss out on the "Knowing Fr. Bu" mini docuseries, coming out on September 22.
Images from Ms. Tatish Bulatao-Palabyab and Ms. Susan Cellano
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