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Why was a private jet needed by government officials during Pope Francis’s visit to the Philippines?

Posted on January 22, 2015January 22, 2015 By benign0 6 Comments on Why was a private jet needed by government officials during Pope Francis’s visit to the Philippines?
Why was a private jet needed by government officials during Pope Francis’s visit to the Philippines?

Following the accident involving a private jet carrying top-ranking Philippine government officials that skidded off a runway at Tacloban City airport, Filipinos are now asking what those officials were doing there to begin with. Heading the team reportedly tasked “to ensure that the activities of Pope Francis in that city and Palo town would go…

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Culture, Development, Government, Politics, Religion, Society

Seven Deadly Sins, Seven Deadly Misinterpretations

Posted on January 20, 2015 By Grimwald 12 Comments on Seven Deadly Sins, Seven Deadly Misinterpretations
Seven Deadly Sins, Seven Deadly Misinterpretations

Okay guys, I explained in a previous article how a lot of Pinoys get their values wrong. Now, let’s explore the opposite side of morality. Of course, being a predominantly “Christian” country, the idea of the seven deadly sins are shoved down our throats on a regular basis. Unfortunately, more often than not, a lot…

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Culture, Lifestyle, Religion, Society

What’s next for the Philippines following the visit of Pope Francis?

Posted on January 19, 2015January 19, 2015 By benign0 17 Comments on What’s next for the Philippines following the visit of Pope Francis?
What’s next for the Philippines following the visit of Pope Francis?

In my experience attending corporate training programs — specially those involving team dynamics and motivation approaches — I have always been impressed with the way the really good trainors are able to create a euphoric pumped-up vibe in the participants over the course of the session. The courses that are conducted away from the office…

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Culture, Development, Religion, Society

President Noynoy Aquino showed his vindictiveness during a speech for Pope Francis

Posted on January 17, 2015January 17, 2015 By Ilda 105 Comments on President Noynoy Aquino showed his vindictiveness during a speech for Pope Francis
President Noynoy Aquino showed his vindictiveness during a speech for Pope Francis

Philippine President Benigno Simeon (BS) Aquino’s speech to welcome Pope Francis was outrageously inappropriate. It was so wrong. Some of us didn’t see it coming. It was shocking to hear him talk about himself and complain about how some of the members of the Church in the country are being mean to him. Who would…

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Politics, Religion

The #BeastModePresident! The New Official National Cringe

Posted on January 16, 2015January 16, 2015 By John Bay 42 Comments on The #BeastModePresident! The New Official National Cringe
The #BeastModePresident! The New Official National Cringe

In an attention grabbing stunt, the President Vowed Not to Smoke for a Day for the Papal Mass scheduled for today January 15, 2015. Not to say that such a sacrifice was not worth the PR it was intended for, I could not help but think that perhaps he thought the presence of The Vicar…

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Politics, Religion

The call of Pope Francis turned to cash.

Posted on January 16, 2015January 19, 2015 By Ms. Mike Portes 20 Comments on The call of Pope Francis turned to cash.

Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, the Argentine Jesuit of Italian bloodline, assumed the Papacy as Pope Francis on March 13, 2013 and it has never been the same for the Catholic faith as the refreshing messages on unity, humility and respect transcends religious boundaries. The large crowd which the Pope drew from predominantly Buddhist Sri Lanka (nbcnews.com) is evidence of…

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Culture, Economy, Politics, Religion

Transcript of #PopeFrancis’s speech at Malacañang 16 Jan 2015

Posted on January 16, 2015 By benign0 13 Comments on Transcript of #PopeFrancis’s speech at Malacañang 16 Jan 2015
Transcript of #PopeFrancis’s speech at Malacañang 16 Jan 2015

Ladies and Gentlemen, I thank you, Mr President, for your kind welcome and for your words of greeting in the name of the authorities and people of the Philippines, and the distinguished members of the Diplomatic Corps. I am most grateful for your invitation to visit the Philippines. My visit is above all pastoral. It…

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Government, Religion, Society

Grimwald’s Inferno: My Take on Hell

Posted on January 15, 2015 By Grimwald 24 Comments on Grimwald’s Inferno: My Take on Hell
Grimwald’s Inferno: My Take on Hell

Just before the year ended, my friends and I had a week of nothing but fun and tequila. During one of our sessions, I was asked about my take on religion. Being intoxicated at the time, I gave them my answer. For those who are curious, yes, I do hold religious beliefs. I am Roman…

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