Papal Visit Philippines 2015

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This event is dedicated to the

Filipino People on the occasion of
the five-day pastoral and state visit
of Pope Francis here in the
Philippines on October 23 to 27,
2014 part of 22-day Asian and
Oceanian tour from October 22 to
November 13, 2014.
Papal Visit
Philippines
2014 and
2015
Mercy and
Compassion
Papal Visit Philippines 2014 and 2015 2014

Contents
About the project ................................................................................................ 2
About the Philippines............................................................................................................ 3
About the Theme of the Apostolic Visit: Mercy and Compassion ........................15
History of Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide......................................................................17
The Papal Visit Itinerary ......................................................................................................27
Past Papal Visits ...................................................................................................................28
Messages ........................................................................................................... 32
His Excellency Benigno S. Aquino III, President of the Philippines ..............................32
His Eminence Luis Antonio Cardinal G. Tagle, Archbishop of Manila .......................32
Executive Branch of the Philippines ................................................................. 33

Presidents of the Republic of the Philippines .................................................................33
Vice Presidents of the Republic of the Philippines ........................................................33
Speaker of the House of Representatives of the Philippines ......................................34
Presidents of the Senate of the Philippines ....................................................................34
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines ................................................35
Leaders of the Roman Catholic Church .......................................................... 36

Pope (Roman Catholic Bishop of Rome and Worldwide Leader of Roman
Catholic Church) ................................................................................................................36
Roman Catholic Archbishop of Manila ..........................................................................40
The Life of Pope Francis/ Jorge Mario Bergoglio ............................................ 41

Childhood in a happy Catholic family ...........................................................................41
Growing up with the Salesians..........................................................................................42
The Grandma Who Stood Up to Mussolini ......................................................................44
Preparations for the event (August 2013-September 30, 2014) ..................... 45

Paseo de Manila tourism zone to rise in Luneta Park ...................................................45
JIL's Bro Eddie calls for revolution of righteousness...............................................................47
The 2013 Year-End Report .................................................................................................49
DOLE A year of building legacy ....................................................................................55
Papal Visit Asia 2014 and 2015: Pre-papal activities .................................................................71
The visit (October 22-November 15, 2014) .................................................... 104

The Purpose of the Apostolic Visit ................................................................................. 104
Pre-Papal Activities (October 1-23, 2014) ................................................................... 105
Pope Francis' Visit to the Asia and Oceania (October 23-November 12, 2014) . 112
Papal Visit to Oceana (October 31-November 10, 2014) ..................................... 1094
Papal Visit to Sri Lanka and Seychelles (November 10-14, 2014) ......................... 1107
Post-Papal Visit ................................................................................................................ 1133
About the project

The Preparation for the Visit of Pope Francis was announced on July 28, 2014. The
tri-media coverage was on all local television networks, national newspapers and
radio stations to cover it the event. It was the once of a lifetime event to celebrate the
Evangelical Protestant Born-Again Christian and Roman Catholic charismatic
renewal religious movement Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide on its annual
anniversary celebration in October since 1979 and the 20th anniversary of the song
Tell the World of His Love composed by Trina Belamide released in January 1994.
It was the theme song of Tenth World Youth Day 1995 Manila, held last January 12
to 15, 1995.
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World Youth Day is a worldwide religious gathering of youth presided by a

Pope. Every World Youth Day has had its own theme song. Tell The World of
His Love is the theme song of the 1995 World Youth Day which was held in
the Philippines.
In January 1994, a nationwide song-writing contest for the theme song of
World Youth Day 1995 was launched in the Philippines. The entry Tell the
World of His Love was chosen.
The song was composed by Trina Belamide whose real name is Katrina Marie
Concepcion Ruiz Belamide. Prior to the contest, she has already been writing
songs for different Filipino artists for three years.
In an interview, Ms. Belamide was asked how she came out with the beautiful
lyrics and the melody of the song. Ms. Belamide explained, "I started the song
with the title, Tell the World of His Love, and I built it from there. Actually, I
didn't have a rough time writing the lyrics. I had a rough time with the melody.
I had a clear vision of what I really wanted. I wanted the people to sway with
the music. And I pictured them with a lighter in their hands as they sang it. I
wanted a melody that could easily get the "feel" of the youth.
As a Filipino, I'm so proud of this song. It was played at St. Peter's Square on
the day of Pope John Paul II's beatification. It was reportedly one of the late
Pope's favorite songs.
The project: The Pope in Manila 2014 was formally planned in November
2013 after the installation of Pope Francis on March 13, 2013 in Vatican. The
date of the visit of the Pope from October 23 to 27, 2014 in Manila and again,
January 15 to 19, 2015 for the Twentieth Anniversary of World Youth Day
Manila held last January 12 to 15, 1995.
The month-long Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide Anniversary Festival opens
on October 1 at the Rizal Park and ends on November 15, 2014.
About the Philippines
History
The Philippines is the third largest English-speaking country in the world. It has
a rich history combining Asian, European, and American influences. Prior to
Spanish colonization in 1521, the Filipinos had a rich culture and were trading
with the Chinese and the Japanese. The Spaniards brought Christianity to the
Philippines and brought together scattered barangays (villages) under one
rule. Spains colonization brought about the construction of Intramuros in
1571, a Walled City composed of European buildings and churches,
replicated in different parts of the archipelago. Missionaries built schools and
charitable institutions and instructed Filipinos on the Catholic faith. In 1898,
after three centuries of Spanish rule, the Filipinos, with leaders like Jose Rizal,
Andres Bonifacio, and Emilio Aguinaldo, succeeded in winning their
independence, albeit briefly.

Following war between Spain and the United States, the Philippines became
a US colony in 1898. The Philippine-American War ensued, and ended with
the capture of Aguinaldo in 1901. The US brought public education to the
islands. Filipinos fought alongside Americans during World War II, particularly
at the famous battle of Bataan and Corregidor that delayed Japanese
advance and saved Australia. They then waged a guerilla war against the
Japanese from 1941 to 1945. The Philippines regained its independence in
1946.
Filipinos are a freedom-loving people, having waged two peaceful, bloodless
revolutions against what were perceived as corrupt regimes. The Philippines is
a vibrant democracy, as evidenced by 10 English national newspapers, 7
national television stations, hundreds of cable TV stations, and 2,000 radio
stations.
Filipinos are a fun-loving people. Throughout the islands, there
are fiestas (primarily religious feasts) celebrated everyday and foreign guests
are always welcome to their homes.
People and Religion
The Filipino is basically of Malay stock with a sprinkling of Chinese, American,
Spanish, and Arab blood. The Philippines has a population of 92.3 million as of
the May 2010 census, and it is hard to distinguish accurately the lines between
stocks. From a long history of Western colonial rule, interspersed with the visits
of merchants and traders, evolved a people of a unique blend of east and
west, both in appearance and culture.
The Filipino character is actually a little bit of all the cultures put together.
The bayanihanor spirit of kinship and camaraderie that Filipinos are famous for
is said to be taken from Malay forefathers. The close family relations are said
to have been inherited from the Chinese. The piousness comes from the
Spaniards who introduced Christianity in the 16th century. Hospitality is a
common denominator in the Filipino character and this is what distinguishes
the Filipino. Filipinos are probably one of the few, if not the only, Englishproficient Oriental people today. Filipino is the official national language, with
English considered as the countrys unofficial one.
The Filipinos are divided geographically and culturally into regions, and each
regional group is recognizable by distinct traits and dialects the sturdy and
frugal llocanos of the north, the industrious Tagalogs of the central plains, the
carefree Visayans from the central islands, and the colorful tribesmen and
religious Moslems of Mindanao. Tribal communities can be found scattered
across the archipelago. The Philippines has more than 111 dialects spoken,
owing to the subdivisions of these basic regional and cultural groups.
The country is marked by a true blend of cultures; truly in the Philippines, East
meets West. The background of the people is Indonesian and Malay. There
are Chinese and Spanish elements as well. The history of American rule and
contact with merchants and traders culminated in a unique blend of East
and West, both in the appearance and culture of the Filipinos, or people of
the Philippines.
Hospitality, a trait displayed by every Filipino, makes these people legendary
in Southeast Asia. Seldom can you find such hospitable people who enjoy the
company of their Western visitors. Perhaps due to their long association with

Spain, Filipinos are emotional and passionate about life in a way that seems
more Latin than Asian.
The Spaniards introduced Christianity (the Roman Catholic faith) and
succeeded in converting the overwhelming majority of Filipinos. At least 83%
of the total population belongs to the Roman Catholic faith.
The American occupation was responsible for teaching the Filipino people
the English language. The Philippines is currently the third largest Englishspeaking country in the world.
Historically, the Filipinos have embraced Islam and Christianity. Islam was
introduced during the 14th century shortly after the expansion of Arab
commercial ventures in Southeast Asia.
Christianity was introduced as early as the 16th century with the coming of
Ferdinand Magellan in 1521. Protestantism was introduced by the first
Presbyterian and Methodist missionaries who arrived with the American
soldiers in 1899.
Climate
The first half of the year, from January to May, is the best time to visit the
country. November to February is cool, while March to May is hot and dry.
June to October is rainy, with the months between July and September
characterized by typhoons. Average temperature is 78 degrees F/25 degrees
C; average humidity is 77%. Some parts of the country such as Cebu, are
warm and comfortable in all seasons and can be visited throughout the year.
For up-to-date weather information, visit the Philippine Atmospheric,
Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA)
website: www.pagasa.dost.gov.ph
General Information
Languages
There are two official languages Filipino and English. Filipino, which is based
on Tagalog, is the national language. English is also widely used and is the
medium of instruction in higher education. Eight (8) major dialects are spoken
by majority of the Filipinos: Tagalog, Cebuano, Ilocano, Hiligaynon or Ilonggo,
Bicol, Waray, Pampango, and Pangasinense. Filipino is the native language
which is used nationally as the language of communication among ethnic
groups. Like any living language, Filipino is in a process of development
through loans from Philippine languages and non-native languages for
various situations, among speakers of different social backgrounds, and for
topics for conversation and scholarly discourse. There are about 76 to 78
major language groups, with more than 500 dialects.
Currency
The currency in the Philippines is the Peso (PhP) and the Centavo. 100
centavos = PhP1.00. Coin denominations are: 1, 5, 10, and 25 centavos,
PhP1.00, and PhP5.00. Bill denominations are : 10, 20, 50, 100, 500 and 1, 000
pesos.
Foreign currency may be exchanged at your hotel, and in most of the large
department stores, banks and authorized money changing shops.
Exchanging money anywhere else is illegal and the laws are strictly enforced.

Most large stores, restaurants , hotels and resorts accept major credit cards
including American Express, Visa and MasterCard. Travellers checks are
accepted at hotels and large department stores. Personal checks drawn on
foreign banks are generally not accepted.
Currency Regulations
It is illegal for any incoming or outgoing passenger to bring in or out Philippine
Pesos in excess of PhP10,000.00 without prior authority from the Bangko Sentral
ng Pilipinas. Any violation of this rule may lead to its seizure and civil penalties
and / or criminal prosecution.
The transportation of foreign currency or monetary instruments is legal.
However, the carrying of foreign currency in excess of USD10,000.00 or its
equivalent in other foreign currencies must be declared to a Customs Officer
or the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas. Violation of this rule may lead to seizure
and sanctions, fines and / or penalties.
Unit of Measure
The Metric System is used in most trade and legal transactions.
Electricity
220 volts a/c is the common standard. 110 volts a/c is also used, especially in
major hotels.
Clothing
People in the Philippines dress for the weather. Casual attire during the day
for women are light blouses and shorts. For men, collared T- shirts are worn
over slacks. In the evening, skirts are substituted for shorts and the T-shirts are
tucked in.
For men: If you expect to have to attend any occasion that would usually
require a jacket and a tie, there is a wonderful substitute. You may go to a
department store and buy a Barong Tagalog. It is an embroidered shirt that is
considered a formal dress. It will cost more than PhP1,000.00, but it is worth
every centavo.
Water
Bottled purified water, spring water, and mineral water are often supplied by
hotels and resorts, and sold in all grocery stores.
Phones
Telephone service is modern and you can direct dial anywhere in the world
provided the service is installed. Public phones are plentiful. Note: It is
advisable to always have the telephone number and the address of your
embassy or consulate with you.
Business
Business English is the language used. Sexual equality is more widespread in
the Philippines than in other Asian countries. Make sure you have business
cards.
Most businesses are open from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM weekdays and 8:00 AM till
noon Saturdays. Banks are open from 9:00 AM till 3:00 PM Mondays through

Fridays. When banking in the Philippines, it is advisable to have your passport
with you for identification.
The post offices are open from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM weekdays only. Stamps for
postcards are frequently available from the Concierge Desk at most major
hotels. The Philippines uses ZIP codes, please include them in addressing local
mail.
Note: The standard lunch hour is noon to 1:00 PM. Most businesses and
government offices are closed.
Time Difference
Local time is GMT plus 8 hours.
Airport Tax
Passenger Terminal Fee is levied on all passengers embarking for:
International travel : PhP 750
Domestic travel: PhP 200
Place of payment: Airport of departure.
Exempt:
Children under 2 years of age.
Transit passengers remaining in the transit area and not leaving the airport.
Crew members.
Visas
Foreign nationals (see list of countries here) travelling to the Philippines for
business and tourism purposes are allowed to enter the Philippines without
visas for a stay not exceeding 30 days, provided they hold valid tickets for
their return journey to port of origin or next port of destination and their
passports are valid for a period of at least six (6) months beyond the
contemplated period of stay.
Nationals from countries allowed to enter the Philippines without visas for a
stay not exceeding 30 days
Visa and Entry Information
List of Philippine Embassies and Consulates
Customs
Upon Arriving: Visitors are allowed to bring in duty free personal belongings,
two cartons of cigarettes or two tins of pipe tobacco and up to one liter of
alcohol. Balikbayans or Filipinos from overseas have separate rules and should
check with the Embassy or Consulate in their home city. See Customs
passenger guidelines here.
Smoking
The Tobacco Regulation Act of 2003 (Republic Act 9211) prohibits the
carrying of any lighted tobacco product in public vehicles, schools, health
centers, elevators, cinemas, malls, and in places where fire hazards are
present. Smoking is also banned in recreational facilities for minors. Fines
imposed on violators range from PhP 500 to PhP 10,000.
Useful Words and Phrases

Everyday Greetings
Tagalog speakers in the Philippines have many ways of greeting other
people. It is common also to hear them say Hi or Hello as a form of
greeting, especially among close friends. There are no Tagalog translations for
these English greetings because they are basically borrowed terms, and any
English-speaking person will be readily understood by Filipinos in generaL.
Below are a few Tagalog greetings.
Magandang umaga po. (formal/polite) Good morning
Magandang umaga. (informal) Good morning
Magandan gtanghali po. (formal/polite) Good noon
Magandang tanghali. (informal) Good noon
Magandang hapon po. (formal/polite) Good afternoon
Magandan ghapon. (informal) Good afternoon
Magandang gabi po. (formal/polite) Good evening
Magandang gabi. (informal) Good evening
Kumusta po kayo? (formal/polite) How are you?
Kumusta ka? (informal) How are you?
Mabuti po naman. (formal/polite) Im fine
Mabuti naman. (informal) Im fine
Tuloy po kayo. (formal/polite) Please, come in
Tuloy. (informal) Please, come in
Salamat po. (formal/polite) Thank you
Salamat. (informal) Thank you
Maraming salamat po. (formal/polite) Thank you very much
Maraming salamat. (informal) Thank you very much
Wala pong anuman. (formal/polite) You are welcome
Walang anuman. (informal) You are welcome
Opo/ oho. (formal/polite) Yes
Oo (informal) Yes
Hindi po/ho (formal/polite) No
Hindi (informal) No
Hindi ko po/ho alam. (formal/polite) I dont know
Hindi ko alam. (informal) I dont know
Anong oras na po? (formal/polite) What time is it?
Anong oras na? (informal) What time is it?
Saan po kayo papunta? (formal/polite) Where are you going?
Saan ka papunta? (informal) Where are you going?
Saan po kayo galing? (formal/polite) Where did you come from?
Saan ka galing? (informal) Where did you come from?
Ano po ang pangalan nila? (formal/polite) What is your name?
Anong pangalan mo? (informal) What is your name?
Ako po si ________ (formal/polite) I am ______ (name).
Ako si _________ (informal) I am ______ (name).
Ilang taon na po kayo? (formal/polite) How old are you?
Ilang taon ka na? (informal) How old are you?
Ako po ay _______ gulang na. (formal/polite) I am _______ years old.
Ako ay _______ gulang na. (informal) I am _______ years old.
Saan po kayo nakatira? (formal/polite) Where do you live?
Saan ka naka tira? (informal) Where do you live?
Taga saan po sila? (formal/polite) Where are you from?

Taga saan ka? (informal) Where are you from?
Kumain na po ba sila? (formal/polite) Have you eaten yet?
Kumain ka na ba? (informal) Have you eaten yet?
Directions
Below is a list of Tagalog words and phrases used in giving or asking for
directions.
deretso straight ahead
(sa) kanan on the right
(sa) kaliwa on the left
umikot turn around
(sa) harap in front
(sa) likod/likuran at the back/behind
hilaga north
silangan east
kanluran west
timog south
(sa) itaas on top
(sa) ibaba below/at the bottom
(sa) ilalim at the bottom
(sa) loob inside
(sa) labas outside
There are a number of Tagalog words and phrases which are rather vague in
terms of specific distance but signify nearness or farness of a particular
object, thing, or place from the speaker. These are:
doon yonder (over there)
diyanlangposatabi there, on that side
sabandapodoon over on that side
Question Words
Below is a list of Tagalog question words with their corresponding meanings
and examples in English.
Ano? What?
Alin? Which?
Sino? Who?
Saan? Where?
Bakit? Why?
Kailan? When?
Paano?/Papaano? How?
Magkano? How much? (money)
Nasaan? Where? (to look for something/somebody)
Traveling By Land
Moving around the country by land is easy with national highways
connecting the major islands and an extensive public transportation system,
which includes the exotic Philippine jeepney. Trains, taxis, buses, jeepneys,
and trikes are the main modes of public transportation. The calesa, a more
elegant means of traveling in most major cities, is more commonly offered as
a fun ride in many public parks across the country.

A land railway system is operated by the Philippine National Railways in Luzon.
Within Metro Manila, the Light Railway Transit (LRT), which stretches from
Caloocan to Baclaran, provides a fast alternative from the regular jeepney.
LRT 2 traverses five cities in Metro Manila namely Pasig, Marikina, Quezon City,
San Juan and Manila along the major thoroughfares of Marcos Highway,
Aurora Boulevard, Ramon Magsaysay Boulevard, Legarda, and Recto
Avenue. The Metro Railway Transit (MRT) traverses the length of EDSA and
connects North Avenue in Quezon City to Taft Avenue in Pasay City, passing
through the major arteries of Makatis financial district.
Taxis provide the best means of transportation around the city, with a flagdown fare of PhP40 on the meter. An extra PhP3.50 will be added for every
300 meters. For the steel-hearted, buses also tread the roads. A vast majority
of city buses travel via Epifanio de los Santo Avenue (EDSA) while provincial
bus lines have put up various terminals all across the country. The best means
of short distance travel is the trike: the motorized version is called a tricycle,
and the pedal-powered one is called a pedicab. Trike terminals are often
found near a palengke or marketplace.
The undisputed King of the Philippine Roads is the jeepney. Since it first
emerged after the Japanese occupation of the Philippines, it has become a
fixture in roads all over the country so much so that it is now considered a
symbol of national pride. Jeepneys are adorned with colorful designs that
distinguish them from one another, with themes ranging from the serious to
the outright silly, but all uniquely Filipino.
Travel Tips
Dress for the weather hot! Light clothing is ideal year-round, and absolutely
during the hot and dry months from March to May. Temperatures average
from 78F/25C to 90F/32C. Mean humidity is at 77%.
Never leave home without your rain gear, umbrella, and heavy clothing
during the rainy months from June to October as well as when setting out to
the mountainous areas.
When shopping in a public market, it is perfectly acceptable to haggle for
the cheapest price.
English is the most widely spoken next to Filipino/Tagalog, the national
language. Learning the basic local phrases may come in handy. Over 111
local dialects are spoken in the country.
Comfortable yet sturdy footwear are best, as travelling the islands will often
involve some walking.
When headed to the remote areas, come prepared with an insect repellant
and even your own water in handy containers. Always have the island map
with you.
Prepare to hop in a jeepney, tricycle, or pedicab exotic modes of land
transport that are the most commonly available for going around. Always
bring loose change when taking public transport.
Know the transport schedules. Some destinations are only being serviced
intermittently, not to mention extreme weather conditions that will affect
these schedules.
Air-conditioned taxis should cost PhP40 on the meter. An extra PhP3.50 will
be added for every 300 meters.
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Casual clothing is acceptable inside churches and business offices. Dining
establishments and hotels impose no dress code but shorts and slippers are
deemed improper.
For formal occasions, the traditional Barong Tagalog, the Philippine national
costume for men, is just as suitable as the suit-and-tie.
When travelling by car, be mindful of the number coding ordinance for
vehicles that is being implemented strictly in selected cities.
Do not miss visiting during the summer, when there is a concentration of
major festivals, celebrations, and events.
Adopt to local customs; accept local differences. The Filipinos are divided
culturally into regions, each with its own distinct traits and traditions.
The Philippine monetary unit, the peso, is generally preferred for financial
transactions. Money-changing shops are available in key cities and towns.
Tipping is expected for many services. The standard amount is 10% of the
total bill. Tipping is optional on bills that include a service charge, which is
often 10% as well of the total bill.
Be sure to sample the endless variety of native delicacies and local cuisine,
which differ in every region. The Philippines is made up of 7,107 different
flavors that you will want to take home with you.
For tourist information and assistance, get in touch with the Department of
Tourism and any of its accredited offices nationwide.
Philippine Trivia
The exotic jeepney is a post-war creation inspired by the GI jeeps that the
American soldiers brought to the country in the 1940s. Enterprising Filipinos
salvaged the surplus engines and came out unique vehicles of art.
Short distance and feeder trips could not be more exciting than via
Philippine quick transports the tricycle, a motorcycle with a sidecar, and the
pedicab, a bicycle with a sidecar.
The worlds longest underground river system accessible to man can be
found at the St. Paul National Park in the province of Palawan.
The largest Philippine wild animal, the tamaraw, is a species of the buffalo
that is similar to the carabao. It is found only in the island of Mindoro.
The highest mountain in the Philippines is Mt. Apo, a dormant volcano found
in Mindanao, at 2,954 meters (9,689 feet). Mt. Pulog in Luzon is officially the
second highest at 2,928 meters (9,604 feet).
Filipino bowler Rafael Paeng Nepomuceno was the first bowler to be
elevated to the International Bowling Hall of Fame based in St. Louis, Missouri,
USA. The Philippine Congress has named him Greatest Filipino Athlete of All
Time.
Philippine National Hero and writer Jose Rizal could read and write at age 2.
He grew up to speak more than 20 languages, including Latin, Greek,
German, French, and Chinese. What were his last words? Consummatum
est! (It is done!)
The largest city in the Philippines is Davao City. With an area of 2,211 sq. km.,
it is about three times the size of the national capital, Metro Manila.
Cebu in Central Visayas is the oldest Philippine city.
Filipinos celebrate the worlds longest religious holiday. The Christmas season
begins on September 1st, as chillier winds and Christmas carols start filling the
air, and ends on the first week of January, during the Feast of the Three Kings.
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The great Christmas lanterns of San Fernando, Pampanga can reach as big
as 40 feet in diameter, using as many as 16,000 glowing bulbs.
The popular toy, the yoyo, was invented by 16th century hunters in the
Philippines.
The biggest game preserve and wildlife sanctuary in the Philippines is
located on Calauit Island in Palawan, which has the largest land area among
the Philippine provinces.
Fernando Amorsolo was officially the first National Artist of the Philippines. He
was given the distinction of National Artist for Painting in 1972.
Philippines Herald war journalist Carlos P. Romulo was the first Asian to win a
Pulitzer Prize in Journalism in 1942. He was also aide-de-camp to General
Douglas MacArthur in World War II; Philippine resident commissioner in the U.S.
Congress from 1944-46; and the first Asian to become UN President in 1949.
The largest fish in the world, the Whale Shark, locally known as Butanding,
regularly swims to the Philippine waters.
The worlds shortest and lightest freshwater fish is the dwarf pygmy goby
(PandakaPygmaea), a colorless and nearly transparent species found in the
streams and lakes of Luzon. Males have an average length of 8.7 mm. and
weigh 4-5 mg.
On January 15, 1995, Pope John Paul II offered mass to an estimated 4 to 5
million people at Luneta Park, Manila, Philippines, making it to the Guinness
Book of World Records for the Biggest Papal Crowd.
There are 12,000 or so species of seashells in the Philippines. The
ConusGloriamaris or Glory of the Sea is the rarest and most expensive in the
world.
Of the 500 known coral species in the world, 488 are found in the Philippines.
Of the eight species of marine turtles worldwide, five are reported to be
found in the Philippines: the Green Turtle, Hawkbill, Leatherback, Olive Ridley,
and Loggerhead.
Of the eight known species of giant clams in the world, seven are found in
the Philippines.
The Basilica of San Sebastian is the only steel church in Asia and was the
second building to be made out of steel, next to the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
The largest bell in Asia hangs at the belfry of the 221-year old Panay Church.
It is 7 feet in diameter and 7 feet in height, and weighs 10.4 tons. Its tolling can
be heard as far as 8 km. away. It was casted from 70 sacks of coins donated
by the townspeople as a manifestation of faith and thanksgiving.
Camiguin province holds the distinction of having the most number of
volcanoes per square kilometer than any other island on earth. It is also the
only place in the Philippines which has more volcanoes than towns.
The 900 sq m Relief Map of Mindanao in Dapitan City was personally done
by Dr. Jose Rizal. It was used as a device for teaching history and geography
to townsfolk.
The Zamboanga Golf Course and Beach Park was founded in 1910 by Gov.
John Pershing. It is one of the oldest golf courses in the Philippines.
The Kinabayo is an exotic and colorful pageant re-enacting the SpanishMoorish Wars, particularly the Battle of Covadonga where the Spanish forces
under General Pelagio took their last stand against the Saracens. They were
able to reverse the tide of war with the miraculous apparition of St. James,
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the Apostle. A Kinabayo Festival is celebrated every July in Dapitan City,
attracting thousands of tourists to the city.
The altar at the Holy Rosary Cathedral in Dipolog City was designed by Dr.
Jose Rizal. The Cathedral was erected by the Spanish friars sometime in 1895,
before Dipolog City became a municipality.
The Rizal Shrine in Dapitan City is the original estate of Dr. Jose Rizal which he
acquired by purchase during his exile in Dapitan from 1892 to 1896.
The Cagayan River or Rio Grande de Cagayan is the Philippines mightiest
watercourse the longest and widest river in the country. Small streams
originating form Balete Pass, Cordillera, Caraballo and Sierra Madre
Mountains meet other streams and rivers and flow to the Cagayan River.
Angono Petroglyphs This cultural heritage site dates back to circa 3000
B.C. and is the most ancient Filipino, or more aptly, prehistoric Filipino work of
art. Besides being the countrys oldest work of art it also offers us an
evocative glimpse into the life of our ancestors. The site has been included in
the World Inventory of Rock Art under the auspices of UNESCO, ICCROM and
ICOMOS and nominated as one of the 100 Most Endangered Sites of the
World.
Tagala the Philippines first Filipino-Spanish dictionary which was printed in
1613, 25 years older than the first book printed in the United States.
Mayon is the most beautiful mountain I have ever seen, the worldrenowned Fujiyama (Mt. Fuji) of Japan sinking into perfect insignificance by
comparison. British traveler-writer A. Henry Savage Landor
Limasawa Island is where Ferdinand Magellan first landed in the Philippines,
witnessing the European discovery of the Philippines. It is where the first Mass
was celebrated in the islands.
San Juanico Strait is said to be the narrowest yet the most navigable strait in
the world.
Halo-Halo literally means, mix-mix. And its is just that: a mixture of
sweetened fruits and beans, lavished with pinipig (crisp flattened rice flakes),
sugar and milk, topped by crushed ice and ice cream. You know its
summertime when halo-halo stand start sprouting by the roadside and by the
beach, all whipping up their heavenly concoctions of such a refreshingly
divine dessert. You can make your own by selecting and mixing your
ingredients to make a perfect Halo-Halo. Halo-Halo is uniquely, unforgettably
Filipino!
The kalesa or karitela is a horse-driven carriage that was introduced during
the 18th century. It was used by Spanish officials and the nobles as a means
of transportation. The Ilustrados, the rich Filipinos who had their own
businesses, used the kalesa not only for traveling but as a means a means of
transporting their goods as well.
The bakya, made primarily of lightwood (laniti and santol trees), is slipper
sculpted with a slope and shaved to a smooth finish, then painted with floral
designs or varnished to a high sheen. The upper portions, which are made of
rubber or transparent plastic, are fastened to the sides by thumb nails called
clavitos. The bakya industry prospered during the 1930s when the Filipinos
began exporting these to the other countries.
Sorbetes: This sweet treat was concocted in the early 1920s, a time where a
single centavo could buy you almost anything. The process of this ice cream
making and selling it in carts with colorful designs is still the same. Back in the
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old days, these ice cream dealers bred their own cows and milked them with
their own hands to ensure the freshness and sanitation of the milk needed to
make the dirty ice cream.
Waling-Waling Orchids: With some 800 to 1,000 species of orchids, the
Philippines has one of the richest orchid floras in the world. Philippine orchids
come in an amazing array of shapes, sizes and colors. Most grow only in oldgrowth forest, often on branches of huge trees dozens of meters above the
forest floor.
In the Philippines, Filipinos were introduced to the English language in 1762
by British invaders, not Americans. Philippines is the worlds 3rd largest Englishspeaking nation, next to the USA and the UK.
The Philippine Basketball Association is the worlds second oldest
professional league.
Philippine Airlines took to the skies on March 15, 1941, using a Beech Model
18 aircraft amid the specter of a global war. It became Asias first airline.
The worlds second deepest spot underwater is in the Philippines. This spot,
about 34,440 feet (10,497 meters) below the sea level, is known as the
Philippine Deep or the Mindanao Trench. The Philippine Deep is in the floor of
the Philippine Sea. The German ship Emden first plumbed the trench in 1927.
The symbolic name for Filipinos, Juan de la Cruz, is not a Filipino invention. It
was coined by R. McCulloch-Dick, a Scottish-born journalist working for
the Manila Times in the early 1900s, after discovering it was the most common
name in blotters.
Lipa City in Batangas is dubbed as the Rome of the Philippines because of
the number of seminaries, convents, monasteries, retreat houses, and a
famous cathedral located in it.
Compostela Valley is known to be laden with gold, thus earning the
monicker Golden Valley of Mindanao.
The Basilica of St. Martin de Tours in Taal, Batangas built by Augustinian
Missionaries in 1572, is reputed to be the biggest Catholic church in East Asia.
It is so huge that it can house another big church.
The Del Monte Pineapple Plantation in Bukidnon is considered to be the
biggest in the Far East.
The Philippines is home to some of the worlds most exotic birds. One of the
most endangered species is the exotic Kalangay or the Philippine cockatoo
(Cacatuahaematuropygia), which belongs to Psittacidae or the family of
parrots. Some cockatoos can live up to 50 years. They are known for
mimicking human voices. Most of them measure 33 centimeters in length and
weigh 0.29 kilogram.
Palawan bearcat is neither a bear nor a cat. Known in Southeast Asia as
binturong, the bearcat is a species of its own, with population in the forests of
Palawan, Borneo, Burma and Vietnam. It belongs to the family of Viverridae
(civets). The Palawan bearcat has a long body and a pointed face leading
to the nose. Its head and body measure 61 to 96 centimeters in combined
length while its tail is almost as long. It weighs 9 to 14 kilograms and lives up to
20 years.
Calamian Deer Calamian Islands, north of Palawan province, keep a
species of deer that cannot be found elsewhere. Scientists referred to the hog
deer in the islands as Calamian deer in order to distinguish them from other
hog deer in the world. An ordinary Calamian deer measures 105 to 115
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centimeters in length and 60 to 65 centimeters high at the shoulder and
weighs about 36 to 50 kilograms. It is said to have longer and darker legs,
compared with other hog deer.
Flying Lemur One of the most distinct creatures on Earth lives in the
Philippines. It doesnt have wings but it can glide across 100 meters of space
in a single leap. Like the lemurs of Asia, it moves around at night. Its head
resembles that of a dog while its body has similarities with the flying squirrel of
Canada. In Mindanao, people call it kagwang. Around the world, it is
known as colugo or the flying lemur.
The flagpole located in Rizal Park is the start of the kilometer zero reading in
measuring all distances from Manila.
About the Theme of the Apostolic Visit: Mercy and Compassion
The Apostolic Visit of Pope Francis to the Philippines from October 23-27, 2014 and
January 15 19, 2015 will have for its theme Mercy and Compassion.
Pope Francis will visit the Philippines primarily to comfort Filipinos devastated by the
typhoon and the earthquake that hit the Visayas in October and November 2013 and
again that hit Luzon in July to September 2014.
This visit calls to mind what Jesus did as recounted in the Gospel. In Matthew
9:36, Jesus after seeing the people, felt compassion for them, because they were
distressed and dispirited like sheep without a shepherd.
And like the Good Shepherd of Whom he is the Vicar here on earth, the Holy Father
saw the suffering of his flock. He felt compassion and comes to us bringing the joy
of the gospel to revive our drooping spirit and to lead us to greener pastures
(cf. Psalm 23).
The message the Holy Father brings with him challenges us to imitate Christ, the
Good Shepherd, who is Mercy and Compassion.
In his Apostolic Exhortation, Evangelii Gaudium, Pope Francis proclaims that the
Church must be a place of mercy freely given, where everyone can feel welcomed,
loved, forgiven and encouraged to live the good life of the Gospel (Evangelii
Gaudium 114). Thus, the Holy Fathers visit is to bring Christs compassion for our
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suffering people still struggling to rise from the devastations wrought by the
earthquake on October 16 and the typhoon that hit the Visayas on November 8 last
year and the typhoon Glenda in July, Luis and recent tropical storm Mario and
monsoon rains that hit the Metro Manila and Luzon on September 19 this year.
Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines president and
Lingayen Dagupan Archbishop Socrates Villegas said the most distinctive way to
prepare spiritually for the coming of Pope Francis is for the country to become a
people rich in mercy.
Our compassionate shepherd comes to show his deep concern for our people who
have gone through devastating calamities, especially in the Luzon, Visayas and
Mindanao. He comes to confirm us in our faith as we face the challenges of
witnessing the Joy of the Gospel in the midst of our trials. This is an eloquent way of
showing mercy and compassion, Archbishop Villegas said.
Filipinos as a preparation for the papal visit resolve to make an act of mercy everyday,
such as giving food to the hungry, helping build homes for the disaster victims,
visiting prisoners or patients in the charity ward of hospitals, drug rehabilitation
centers, homes for the elderly, and orphanages. It is a time to re-learn and live the
Spiritual and Corporal Acts of Mercy. Further, the bishops encourage us to meet
Christ, Mercy Himself, in the Tribunal of Mercy, the Sacrament of
Reconciliation. There, in the person of the priest, He awaits us with open arms to
show us His mercy, compassion and love.
Let us make mercy our national identity. Trust in Gods mercy is part and parcel of
our traditional Filipino Christian culture. Let us make the practice of mercy our gift to
the pope when he comes to visit us, the CBCP president said at that time.
The Logo
COLORS.
The colors of the logo (blue, red, and yellow) are the colors of the Philippine flag. The
colors therefore represent the country and its people. It is in solidarity with the victims
of recent calamities from October 2013 to September 2014 that the Pope is coming to
the Philippines.
CIRCLES.
The innermost circle resembles a pearl, and again it symbolizes the Philippines, which
is known as the pearl of the orient seas. The white Cross symbolizes the Christian
faith, and our fervent prayer that the center of our country be our Lord Jesus Christ. It
serves as a reminder as well that more than a State Visit, the primary objective of the
Papal visit is a religious one. He comes to show and share the Lords mercy and
compassion with the Filipino people.
The red circle symbolizes Mercy, one of the themes of the Papal visit. Red is the
color of blood and recalls the sacrifice of our Lord on the cross for our salvation, a
holy sacrifice that manifests and exemplifies Divine Mercy for sinful humanity.
The blue circle means Compassion, the other theme of the Papal visit. Blue is the
color of divine presence it is the color of the sky and the sea that surround our life,
much like Gods presence, that is, Gods compassionate love that permeates and
sustains human existence.
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The sequence of the colors follows the order of the colors of the Philippine flag:
Yellow (cable number 80068) at the center, blue (cable number 80173) on top, and
red (cable number 80108) at the bottom.
The red and blue circles appear like arms embracing the yellow circle. These are
the merciful and compassionate arms of the Pope, the Vicar of Christ, embracing the
Philippines, the pearl of the orient seas. The current Pope is well known for
expressing his love and care for people by spontaneously hugging and kissing them.
The red and blue circles or arms therefore symbolize the Popes Merciful and
Compassionate Embrace, and by extension, Christs loving embrace. The Pope now
comes to the Philippines to embrace us with his arms of love.
Finally the blue and red circles appear like ripples, or waves emanating from the
inner circle, from the Cross. We pray that the Papal visit will indeed create ripples
of compassion and mercy throughout the Filipino nation and beyond October 2014
and January 2015.
The Theme Song
History of Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide
n 1973, Eddie Villanueva (also known as Bro. Eddie or Bishop Eddie), then an
Economics and Finance professor in the Polytechnic University of the Philippines,
began preaching the Gospel to his students and colleagues.
On August 26, 1978 at 6:24 p.m. local time (4:24 p.m. UTC), the first signs of
smokewhose color signifies the success or failure of an electionfrom the chimney
of the Sistine Chapel appeared. However, it was unclear which color the smoke was
for over an hour; some of the cardinals had personally deposited their notes and tally
sheets in the stove, causing black smoke after white had already appeared. Pericle
Felici, as the ranking Cardinal Deacon, then stepped onto the balcony of St. Peter's
Basilica and delivered the Habemus Papam announcement in Latin, declaring
Luciani's election. Annuntio vobis gaudium magnum: Habemus Papam!
Eminentissimum ac reverendissimum Dominum, Dominum Albinum Sanct Roman
Ecclesi Cardinalem Luciani, qui sibi nomen imposuit Ioannis Pauli Primi
John Paul I was found dead sitting up in his bed shortly before dawn on September
28, 1978, just a mere 33 days into his papacy. The Vatican reported that the 65-yearold pope most likely died the previous night of a heart attack.
John Paul I's funeral was held in Saint Peter's Square on October 4, 1978, celebrated
by Cardinal Carlo Confalonieri. In his eulogy of the late pope, he described him as a
flashing comet that briefly lit up the church. He was then laid to rest in the Vatican
grottoes.
On October 5, 1978, Bro. Eddie C. Villanueva invited his listeners for a Thanksgiving
Holy Mass and Worship and Healing Prayer Rally that was held at the Polytechnic
University of the Philippines Santa Mesa Campus on the Thursday nearest his
birthday, Friday, October 6. About one thousand people attended the affair and
experienced the miracle-working power of God!
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Encouraged by the success of the rally, Bro. Eddie scheduled a monthly Roman Rite
Holy Mass and Worship and Healing Prayer Rally at the DWRV Compound in
Quezon City. Some time later, as more people came to be led back to the Lord Jesus
Christ, the rally was held weekly. A monthly Catholic Life-in-the-Spirit Seminar
(CLSS) and a weekly fellowship were also held at the 22nd Floor, Strata 2000
Building, F. Ortigas Jr. Avenue, Ortigas Center, Pasig, Metro Manila.
After a while, Bro. Eddie decided to air his program three times a week and began
thinking of a new title and theme song for it. At this time, a friend gave him a
magazine entitled Jesus is Lord, which quickly aroused his interest.
He made a study of the meaning of the term and discovered that it was one of the
seven Covenant Names, by which God the Father revealed Himself to Israel.
Jesus is Lord, the motto of the World Council of Churches. The most popular and
briefest was "Jesus is Lord" found in 1 Corinthians 12:3; Romans 10:9 and probably
in the baptisms referred to in Acts 8:16; 19:5 and 1 Cor 6:11 since their being
described as "in the name of the Lord Jesus" certainly seems to imply that "the
formula 'Jesus is Lord' had a place in the rite". The phrase might be extended as
"Jesus Christ is Lord" as in Philippians 2:11. Shortly, he heard the song "Jesus is
Lord" over Radio DWRV 860 itself:
"Jesus is Lord" by Keith Getty and Stuart Townend
Jesus is Lord
The cry that echoes through creation
Resplendent pow'r eternal Word our Rock
The Son of God
The King whose glory fills the heavens
Yet bids us come to taste this living bread
Jesus is Lord
Whose voice sustains the stars and planets
Yet in His wisdom laid aside His crown
Jesus the man who washed our feet
Who bore our suffering
Became a curse to bring salvation's plan
Jesus is Lord
The tomb is gloriously empty
Not even death could crush this King of love
The price is paid the chains are loosed
And we're forgiven
And we can run into the arms of God
Jesus is Lord,a shout of joy a cry of anguish
As He returns and every knee bows low then every eye and every heart will see His
glory the judge of all will take His children home.
Through the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, the weekly fellowship came to be called
the DWRV Prayer Partners Jesus the Healer, since Radio DWRV was the broadcast
medium, he and his first listeners became prayer-partners, and Jesus is Lord was the
Divine Name revealed to him by God. Every week, God added thousands of new
prayer-partners to this community by means of the Good News aired over the radio
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DWRV and the Mass and Healing Rallies held all over Metro Manila and nearby
provinces. As the community grew, they voluntarily gave their tithes and miracleseed-of-faith offerings to support the radio program "Jesus the Healer" and the Roman
Rite Holy Mass and Worship and Healing Prayer Rallies. Some prayer-partners even
volunteered to serve without compensation.
Inspired by the outcome of events, Bro. Eddie thought it was time to formally
organize the community. Thus, the Jesus is Lord Fellowship, Inc. was established,
which in due time was registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission. It
was organized, primarily, as an institution where Bro. Eddie could channel his tithes
and donations derived from his real estate business and other companies to support
the religious activities of various Roman Catholic charismatic renewal religious
groups and some projects of charitable organizations. These however were not enough
to support the expenses of the newly-founded Catholic charismatic renewal religious
community, especially the radio programs of DWRV Radio Veritas 860 kHz and
the Roman Rite Holy Mass and Worship and Healing Prayer Rallies. And so, he had
to continue shelling out funds from his own personal earnings. For him, though, it was
a great enough blessing from Jesus is Lord that his radio listeners came to know Jesus
Christ as Lord and Saviour and was receiving answers to their prayer-requests.
From 1986 to present, other chapters were formed in Abkhazia, Afghanistan, Akrotiri
and Dhekelia, land Islands, Anguilla, Armenia, Aruba, Azerbaijan, Bahamas,
Bahrain, Bangladesh, Barbados, Belize, Bermuda, Bhutan, Bonaire, British Indian
Ocean Territory, British Virgin Islands, Brunei, Bulgaria, Cambodia, China,
Christmas Island, Clipperton Island, Cocos Islands, Cook Islands, Costa Rica, Croatia,
Cuba, Curaao, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Dominica, Dominican Republic,
El Salvador, Egypt, Estonia, Federal Dependencies of Venezuela, Finland, French
Guiana, French Polynesia, Gabon, Gambia, Gibraltar, Greenland, Georgia, Germany,
Greece, Grenada, Guadeloupe, Guam, Guatemala, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Guernsey,
Guyana, Haiti, Honduras, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq,
Isle of Man, Israel, Italy, Ivory Coast, Jamaica, Japan, Jersey, Jordan, Kazakhstan,
Kenya, Kiribati, Kosovo, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Latvia, Lebanon, Lesotho,
Liberia, Libya, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macau, Macedonia,
Madagascar, Madeira, Malawi, Malaysia, Mali, Malta, Maldives, Martinique,
Marshall Islands, Mayotte, Mauritania, Mauritius, Melilla, Federated States of
Micronesia, Moldova, Monaco, Mongolia, Montenegro, Montserrat, Morocco,
Mozambique, Myanmar, Namibia, Nagorno-Karabakh, Nauru, Navassa Island, Nepal,
Netherlands, North Korea, New Caledonia, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Niger, Nigeria,
Niue, Norfolk Island, Northern Cyprus, Northern Mariana Islands, Norway, Nueva
Esparta, Oman, Pakistan, Palau, Palestine, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Puerto Rico,
Qatar, Romania, Runion, Russia, Rwanda, Saba, Saint Barthlemy, Saint Helena,
Ascension and Tristan da Cunha, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Martin,
Saint Pierre and Miquelon, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Samoa, San Andrs and
Providencia, San Marino, So Tom and Prncipe, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Serbia,
Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Singapore, Sint Eustatius, Sint Maarten, Slovakia, Slovenia,
Solomon Islands, Somalia, Somaliland, South Korea, South Ossetia, South Sudan,
Spain, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Suriname, Syria, Taiwan, Tajikistan, Tanzania, Thailand,
Timor-Leste, Togo, Tonga, Transnistria, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, Turkey,
Turkmenistan, Tuvalu, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, Uruguay,
Uzbekistan, Vanuatu, Vatican City, Venezuela, Vietnam, Yemen, Zambia and
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Zimbabwe. These were formed by Filipino and foreign prayer-partners working
abroad, who were motivated by the desire to bear witness to the love and goodness of
Jesus Christ our Lord. With the emergence of the religious chapters abroad, the
corporate name registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission of the
Philippine Department of Finance was amended to Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide,
Incorporated.
It was the second religious organization was formed by Villanueva after Jesus Miracle
Crusade International Ministry (JMCIM) founded by Pastor Wilde Almeda on
February 14, 1975, two years, five months after President Ferdinand E. Marcos
declared Martial Law on September 21, 1972.
Later in 1993, the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) realized
that the growth of the Foundation, particularly since it was affecting Catholics, could
not be taken for granted any longer.
Most Rev. Teodoro C. Bacani Jr., DD, then-Auxiliary Bishop of Manila and Overall
Spiritual Director of the Catholic Charismatic Renewal Movement (CCRM) in the
Archdiocese of Manila, invited Jesus Miracle Crusade International Ministry spiritual
director Pastor Wilde Almeda, El Shaddai DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation
International Founder and Servant-Leader Bro. Mike Z. Velarde and Jesus is Lord
Church Worldwide founder, international president and spiritual director Bro. Eddie
C. Villanueva to the CBCP Conference on January 24, 1993, to shed light on what
was going on in the Foundation. On that occasion, Bishop Bacani was beside Pastor
Wilde, Bro. Mike and Bro. Eddie, not to defend him, but to bear witness to what God
was doing through the Foundation. The result of the meeting was satisfactory because
most of the questions asked were clearly and humbly answered by Bro. Eddie.
At 6:18 p.m. local time (17:18 UTC), the white smoke rose from the chimney of the
Sistine Chapel, meaning that a new pope had been elected. As the senior Cardinal
Deacon, a visibly excited Pericle Felici gave the traditional Latin announcement for
Wojtya's election on the balcony of St. Peter's Basilica. Annuntio vobis gaudium
magnum: Habemus papam! Eminentissimum ac reverendissimum dominum, dominum
Carolum, sanct roman Ecclesi cardinalem, Wojtya, qui sibi nomen imposuit
Ioannis Pauli. (I announce to you a great joy: We have a pope! The most eminent
and most reverend Lord, the Lord Charles of the Holy Roman Church, Cardinal
Wojtyla, who took the name of John Paul.)
John Paul II appeared on the balcony at 7:15, and while gripping the balustrade, broke
precedent by delivering a brief speech before his first Urbi et Orbi blessing in Italian:
Praised be Jesus Christ! Dear brothers and sisters, we are still all very saddened by
the death of the very dear Pope John Paul I. And now the most eminent cardinals have
called a new bishop of Rome. They called him from a far-away country far, but
always near in the communion of faith and the Christian tradition. I was afraid in
receiving this nomination, but I did it in the spirit of obedience to Our Lord and with
total trust in his Mother, the Most Holy Madonna. I don't know if I can express myself
well in your in our Italian language. But if I make a mistake, you will correct me.
And so I introduce myself to you all, to confess our common faith, our hope, our trust
in the Mother of Christ and of the Church, and also to begin again on this path of
history and of the Church with the help of God and with that of men.
On October 13 to 14, 1979, during its First Founding Anniversary Celebration of
Jesus is Lord Fellowship at the DWRV Compound in Municipality of Pasig, Metro
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Manila one year after the founding of Jesus is Lord Fellowship on October 5, 1978,
about five thousand people witnessed and experienced the miracle touch of Jesus is
Lord.
Some eight thousand people gathered together on the Second Founding Anniversary
Thanksgiving Celebration of the Jesus is Lord Fellowship at the Philippine
International Convention Center (PICC) at Vicente Sotto Street, Cultural Center of the
Philippines Complex, Pasay City, Metro Manila on October 12, 1980. Even the
seemingly indifferent PICC staffs were surprised because the affair lasted one whole
day and it was the first time that its Reception and Plenary Halls were filled to
capacity.
Martial Law would officially end on January 17, 1981 with Proclamation No. 2045.
President Marcos, however, reserved decree-making powers for himself.
Ahead of the Popes visit on February 17, 1981, President Ferdinand Marcos declared
that he had lifted martial law.
On this visit, Pope John Paul IIs first agenda was to celebrate Mass at Manila
Cathedral, after which he expressed to Cardinal Sin his wish for Manila Cathedral to
become a basilica.
The Pope next visited the Our Lady of Perpetual Help church in Baclaran where he
met with religious women, and the archbishops residence, Villa San Miguel, where
he met with the Philippine Episcopate and Asian bishops.
The following day, the Pope delivered a message at Araneta Coliseum in Quezon
City. He next addressed the Filipino youth at the University of Santo Tomas (UST),
telling them that [t]he Church is not frightened at the intensity of your feeling. It is a
sign of vitality. It indicates pent-up energy, which of itself is neither good nor bad, but
can be used for good causes or for bad.
The Pope also addressed the poor in Tondo and later proceeded to Manilas Rizal
Park where he beatified Lorenzo Ruiz and other martyrs who were persecuted in
Japan in the 17th century. It was the first beatification outside of Rome in history.
The Chinese Catholic communities in Asia and later, the Diplomatic Corps, had an
audience with the Pope as well.
On Feb. 19, 1981, the Pope flew to Cebu City, where he met with the priests and
seminarians of the Sacred Heart before celebrating a Mass for families at the old
Lahug airport.
The following day, the Pope celebrated Mass for the community of Davao City before
meeting with representatives of the Muslim community at the Davao airport. On the
same day, he met with landowners and workers of sugarcane plantations in the
reclaimed area of Bacolod City, as well as with representatives of Catholic
organizations in the Cathedral of Jaro in Iloilo province.
On Feb. 21, 1981, the Pope visited a refugee camp in Morong town, Bataan province,
and met with Vietnamese, Laotian and Cambodian war refugees. He then met with a
group of lepers in Tala at Radio Veritas in Manila. Over Radio Veritas, the Pope
addressed the other Asian nations that have never had a pontifical visit, among them
China, North Korea and Vietnam. His message was a prayer for peace in these
nations quest for prosperity.
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The Pope later met with representatives of mass media and of other Christian
churches in the Philippines and with the labor committees in the Apostolic Nunciature
in Manila.
Pope John Paul IIs last day in the Philippines on Feb. 22, 1981, began in Baguio City
with a Mass for indigenous tribes after which farewell ceremonies were held at
Manila International Airport.
The Third Anniversary Thanksgiving Celebration of the Jesus is Lord Fellowship was
celebrated with an Overnight Roman Rite Holy Mass and Worship and Healing
Prayer Rally at the Rizal Memorial Football Stadium in Vito Cruz, Manila, from
October 10 to 11, 1981. It rained heavily throughout the affair, but the estimated two
hundred thousand attendees stayed until it ended in the morning.
The Yellow Revolution started in 1983, religious organizations in the Philippines
were founded.
Senator Benigno Aquino Jr., fondly called Ninoy by those closest and dearest to
him, arrived at the Manila International Airport from Taipei on board CAL Flight CI811, at 1:04 oclock in the afternoon of August 21, 1983. While he ought to have been
met with flowers, laded with leis, and carried over the shoulders of his admirers and
friends as a returning patriot, he was, instead, treacherously and brutally shot at the
back of the head after being fetched by military men from inside the plane and led out
surreptitiously through an aerobridge door and down into a bridge stairs. The
foremost opposition leader, the most malignant thorn at the side of the then ailing
strongman, President Ferdinand E. Marcos, fell dead, his face kissing at last the soil of
his native land.
First World Youth Day instituted by Pope John Paul II celebrated in Rome in 1984.
Celebrated between Rome and a different city in alternating sequence every year.
Indira Gandhi was brought at 9:30 AM to the All India Institute of Medical Sciences
(AIIMS-New Delhi), where doctors operated on her. She was declared dead at 2:20
PM. The postmortem examination was conducted by a team of doctors headed by T.
D. Dogra. He stated that as many as 30 bullets struck Gandhi, from two sources, a
Sten gun and a pistol. The assailants had fired 33 bullets at her, of which 30 had hit;
23 had passed through her body while seven were trapped inside. Dogra extricated
bullets to establish the identity of the weapons and to correlate each weapon with the
bullets recovered by ballistic examination. The bullets were matched with respective
weapons at CFSL Delhi. Subsequently, Dogra appeared in the court of Shri Mahesh
Chandra as an expert witness (PW-5). The testimony lasted several sessions. The
cross examination was conducted by Shri P. N. Lekhi, the defense counsel.
The Jesus is Lord Fellowship joining the nation in the February 22-25, 1986 EDSA
People-Power Revolution led the downfall of Ferdinand E. Marcos and the widow of
former Philippine Senator Benigno Simeon Ninoy Aquino, Maria Corazon Cory
S. Cojuangco-Aquino with her hand resting on a red bible held by her late husbands
mother Doa Aurora Aquino, recites the presidential oath administered by Supreme
Court Senior Justice Claudio Teehankee.
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The 10th founding anniversary celebration of Jesus is Lord Fellowship was held on
October 2, 1988 at the Araneta Coliseum, Cubao, Quezon City and attended by H.E.
Corazon C. Aquino, President of the Republic of the Philippines, the guest of honor
for the celebration. She was joined by H.E. Salvador H. Laurel, Vice-President of the
Republic of the Philippines, Mel Lopez, Mayor of the City of Manila, H.E. Brigido
Simon, Mayor of Quezon City and H.E. Jejomar C. Binay, Mayor of the Municpality
of Makati. The Mass concelebrants are: Jaime Cardinal L. Sin, Archbishop of Manila
and Ricardo Cardinal J. Vidal, Archbishop of Cebu.
As early as 9:00 a.m. of October 8, 1989, members and followers of the Jesus is Lord
Fellowship began trooping to the Rizal Memorial Track and Football Stadium in Vito
Cruz Street, Manila to participate in its Eleventh Anniversary Celebration. By
midnight of Monday, October 9, 1989, the entire stadium was jammed with over half
a million people from all over the Philippines to take part in an overnight activity of
praise and worship dedicated to Jesus Christ our Lord, our Savior. Bishop Teodoro C.
Bacani, together with some Roman Catholic priests from the different parishes in the
Archdiocese of Manila, Lipa, Nueva Caceres, San Fernando, Jaro, Cebu, Palo,
Zamboanga, Cagayan de Oro, Cotabato and Davao, led the Holy Mass.
From October 13 to 14, 1990, the Twelfth Anniversary of the Jesus is Lord
Fellowship was held at the Quirino Grandstand in Rizal Park, Manila. In attendance
were thousands of its members and followers, who experienced the wonderful works
of the Holy Spirit as they praised and worshipped to Jesus and listened to His Word
despite a storm which flooded some parts of the venue with knee-deep water.
The scenario of the Thirteenth Anniversary of the Jesus is Lord Fellowship held at
the Quirino Grandstand in Rizal Park, Manila, from October 12 to 13, 1991, was
identical to that of its 12th Anniversary. Nevertheless, the almost half a million
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attendees braved the monsoon rains and knee-deep flood to give thanks, praise and
worship to God.
On the occasion of the Fourteenth Anniversary Celebration of the Jesus is Lord
Church Worldwide held at the Quirino Grandstand in Rizal Park, Manila, from
October 17 to 18, 1992, more than one-and-a-half million prayer-partners attended the
affair. His Excellency, President Fidel V. Ramos, gave his greetings to the
congregation.
For the first time in the history of Rizal Park and the whole of Metro Manila for that
matter, about three million people joined the Fifteenth Anniversary Celebration of the
Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide at the national park from October 8 to 9, 1994. The
participants crowded the 61-hectare national park and adjacent areas-Roxas
Boulevard, Taft Avenue, UN Avenue, T.M. Kalaw St., Port Area, and Jones Bridge.
Some of them came to the venue as early as three days before the event. They came
not only from Metro Manila, but also from Cavite, Laguna, Pampanga, the Ilocos
Region, Quezon, the Bicol Region, Sorsogon, Leyte, and other distant provinces. Also
present were members from different overseas chapters of the Foundation.
The Pope visited the Philippines again in January 1995 in time for the 10th World
Youth Day. Some 3 million people lined the streets to welcome John Paul II, who
arrived on Jan. 12, 1995.
The five-day visit was the Popes first overseas trip after he underwent an artificial
bone implant in the leg following a hip injury in April 1994.
On his arrival, the Pope addressed the youth and invited them to [s]ee the world
around you with the eyes of Jesus himself! The Gospel says that when he saw the
crowds, he had compassion for them because they were harassed and helpless, like
sheep without a shepherd.
The following day, the Pontiff met with then President Fidel Ramos at Malacaang
and later celebrated Mass for the 233 delegates of the International Youth Forum at
Central Seminary Chapel of the UST. He also gave a 20-minute speech to some
200,000 cheering students and academicians gathered at UST Grandstand and Parade
Grounds.
I see that it is my great privilege to be here, to be here and discover anew this
phenomenon I knew before, and today I know better, the Pontiff said.
During this visit, Pope John Paul II celebrated Mass to mark the fourth centenary of
the Archdiocese of Manila and the Dioceses of Cebu, Caceres and Nueva Segovia at
the Philippine International Convention Center grounds in Pasay City on January 14,
1995.
In a private meeting with members of the Catholic Bishops Conference of the
Philippines, the Pope made the strongest comments defending the Catholic ban on
artificial contraceptives. He also condemned the injustice in the country and noted the
increasing gap between rich and poor.
When powerful interests promote policies which are against the moral law inscribed
on the human heart, they offend the dignity of man who is made in the image and
likeness of God, the Pontiff said. In doing so, they undermine the foundations of
society itself.
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On Jan. 15, 1995, a Sunday, the Pope arrived at Malacaang Park aboard the
Popemobile from the Apostolic Nunciature on Taft Avenue, but was forced to ride the
presidential helicopter along with Cardinal Sin and Papal Nuncio Gian Vincenzo
Moreni to get to Quirino Grandstand amid the huge crowd on the streets.
At past 10 in the morning, the Pope began the three-and-a-half-hour Mass that marked
the closing of World Youth Day. Attended by 4 million people, it was the biggest
gathering so far in the Pontiffs 16-year reign.
The Mass concelebrants included Sin, Cebu Archbishop Ricardo Cardinal Vidal,
Vatican Secretary of State Angelo Cardinal Sodano and Eduardo Cardinal Pironio,
head of the Pontifical Council of the Laity.
The following morning, the Pope left Manila for Port Moresby in Papua New
Guinea. In his farewell speech before some 10,000 people at the old Manila
International Airport, the Pontiff said: The Pope feels so well in the Philippines that
he looks at another opportunity perhaps to return.
He added: I take with me a thousand images of the Filipino people.
His Excellency, President Fidel V. Ramos was the guest of honor during the
Eighteenth Annual Anniversary Celebration of the Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide
(JiLCW) at the Quirino Grandstand, Rizal Park, Manila on October 13, 1996. In line
with the anniversary theme, which is unity, leaders from the different charismatic
groups and religious groups were invited to speak in a CLSS. During the
Thanksgiving Mass officiated by Manila Archbishop Jaime Cardinal Sin, a mass
wedding took place, in which 5000 couples who had been living together as commonlaw spouses finally tied the knot.
During the impeachment trial of President Joseph Estrada on November 13, 2000, El
Shaddai founder Bro. Mike Velarde rejected the call of then-Archbishop of
Manila Jaime Cardinal Sin to join a prayer rally urging Estrada to resign. Velarde said
that El Shaddai members were free to join the rally of their own volition and
reiterated that the movement was neither for against Estrada's resignation.
On January 1, 2001, the 21st century and the new millennium begin. The Church
solemnizes the start of the third Christian millennium by extending into part of the
year 2001 the jubilee year that it observes at 25-year intervals and that, in the case of
the year 2000, it called the Great Jubilee.
At 12:20 p.m. of January 20, 2001, Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo takes her oath of office
in the presence of the crowd at EDSA, becoming the 14th president of the Philippines.
At 2:00 pm, Estrada releases a letter saying he had strong and serious doubts about
the legality and constitutionality of her proclamation as president.
On February 2001, Brother Eddie received the EDSA People Power Freedom Award
for ZOE TV 11 for its fair coverage of the People Power II movement. He founded
and owns ZOE Broadcasting Network Inc. and operates Channel 11 on Filipino
television. Bro. Eddie hosts three ZOE programs, Diyos at Bayan, PJM (Philippines
for Jesus Movement) Forum and Jesus the Healer.
If constitutional change is necessary to bring about economic and political reforms
and a strong republic, the people must unite, Mrs. Macapagal-Arroyo told a huge
gathering of the Jesus is Lord religious group, which celebrated its 25th anniversary
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last October 5, 2003 at Rizal Park.

Accompanied by some members of her Cabinet, Mrs. Arroyo heard mass celebrated
by Jaime Cardinal Sin, former archbishop of Manila.
In his homily, Sin prayed that Mrs. Arroyo have the strength to fight off forces
seeking to divide the country. Sin, who has earlier opposed changes in the
Constitution, made no comment.
The 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake was an undersea megathrust earthquake that
occurred at 00:58:53 UTC on Sunday, 26 December 2004, with an epicentre off the
west coast of Sumatra, Indonesia. The quake itself is known by the scientific
community as the SumatraAndaman earthquake.
On 2 April 2005, Pope Saint John Paul II died in his private apartment at 21:37 CEST
(19:37 UTC) of heart failure from profound hypotension and complete circulatory
collapse from septic shock, 46 days short of his 85th birthday and seven months
before the movements 27th anniversary.
The prayer gathering marks the 29th anniversary celebration of the Jesus Is Lord (JIL)
Worldwide Ministry, founded by evangelist Bro. Eddie Villanueva, who celebrated
his 74th birthday on October 6, 2007.
Novaliches Bishop Antonio Tobias is expected to read the message of Ricardo
Cardinal Vidal and that of Archbishop Angel Lagdameo, president of the Catholic
Bishops Conference of the Philippines, who could not attend the event because of
previous commitments.
Villanueva said they will seek Gods grace for the Filipino people during this
occasion.
Only His divine intervention can avert any Myanmar-type of turmoil, he said. We
want to remind our leaders, lets all seek God first so that His grace and blessings will
flow in our nation.
Senators and congressmen are also expected to attend the special prayer gathering for
unity, peace, prosperity, justice and righteousness.
Villanueva stressed the importance of commitment to truth, justice and righteousness
in achieving freedom from the evils of corruption, poverty, injustices and immoral
governance.
These evils bring a curse on nations, he said.
The prayer gathering will be followed by a healing crusade to be led by international
evangelists Dr. Gary Greenwald of the United States-based Eagles Nest Ministries
and Dr. Dexter Low of the Latter Rain Malaysian Church.
Two days after the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) Season
75 Mens Basketball Tournament Finals between the Ateneo de Manila University
Blue Eagles versus University of Santo Tomas Growling Tigers at Smart Araneta
Coliseum on October 11, 2012, at least nine million participants participated in the
34th Anniversary Celebration of Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide, with no less than
the President of the Republic of the Philippines, His Excellency Benigno S. Aquino
III as guest-of-honor in the celebration, traversing a crowd from the 58-hectare Rizal
Park to Port Area to the Quiapo church in a celebration that lasted twenty-four hours
from 7:00 a.m. of Sunday, October 14, 2012 to 8:00 a.m. of Monday, October 15,
2012.
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The Papal Visit Itinerary
His Holiness Pope Francis will bring his message of mercy and compassion to at
least 11 different venues in the province of Cebu, Leyte and Metro Manila during his
Apostolic Visit to the Philippines on January 15-19, 2015.
Pope Francis is expected to arrive in Manila from Sri Lanka, the first leg of his Asian
trip, by plane past 5 p.m. on January 15, and will go on a motorcade to his official
residence in the Philippines. The following morning, January 16, Pope Francis will be
officially welcomed by President Benigno S. Aquino III at Malacaan Palace on J. P.
Laurel Street in Manila. The Pope will also meet Philippine authorities and members
of the diplomatic corps.
After the Palace reception, Pope Francis will go on a motorcade to the CathedralBasilica of the Immaculate Conception (Manila Cathedral) in Intramuros for a Mass
with bishops, priests, and women and men religious. Later, he will have an encounter
with families at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay.
In Leyte Province in Eastern Visayas, Pope Francis will visit the Archdiocese of Palo.
He will offer Mass near Tacloban Airport in the morning of January 17 and will have
lunch with the poor and survivors of natural calamities at the residence of the
Archbishop of Palo. Afterwards he will bless the Pope Francis Center for the Poor in
Palo, and visit the Cathedral of Our Lords Transfiguration (Palo Cathedral) to meet
with priests and women and men religious.
On January 18, the Pope will meet religious leaders and young people at the Pontifical
University of Santo Tomas in Manila. In the afternoon, he will go on a motorcade for
the Concluding Mass at Quirino Grandstand in Rizal (Luneta) Park.
Pope Francis will leave for Port Moresby for the Canonization of Peter ToRot
on January 19.
APOSTOLIC TRIP OF HIS HOLINESS, POPE FRANCIS, TO THE PHILIPPINES (15-19
JANUARY 2015)
Thursday 15 January 2015

17:45
Arrival at Villamor Air Base in Manila

OFFICIAL WELCOME
Friday 16 January 2015

09:15
WELCOME CEREMONY at the Malacaan Palace

COURTESY VISIT TO THE PRESIDENT
10:15
MEETING WITH THE AUTHORITIES and the

DIPLOMATIC CORPSat the Rizal Ceremonial Hall of the
Presidential Palace
11:15
HOLY MASS with the bishops, priests, women and men

religious at the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate
Conception in Manila
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17:30
MEETING with the FAMILIES at the Mall of Asia Arena

in Manila
Saturday 17 January 2015

08:15
Departure by plane from Manila for Tacloban
09:30
Arrival at the airport of Tacloban
10:00
HOLY MASS near Tacloban International Airport
12:45
Lunch with some of the survivors of typhoon Yolanda at

theArchbishops Residence in Palo
15:00
Blessing of the Pope Francis Center for the Poor
15:30
MEETING with the Priests, Women and Men Religious,

Seminarians and Families of the Survivors at the Cathedral
of Palo
17:00
Departure by plane for Manila
18:15
Arrival at Villamor Air Base in Manila
Sunday 18 January 2015
09:45
Brief Meeting with the Religious Leaders of the

Philippines at the Pontifical University of Santo Tomas in
Manila
10:30
MEETING WITH THE YOUTH at the Sports Field of the

University
20:00
HOLY MASS at Rizal Park in Manila
Monday 19 January 2015
09:45
Leave Taking Ceremony at the Presidential Pavilion of

Villamor Air Base in Manila
10:00
Departure by plane from Manila for Port Moresby
14:35
Arrival at the Jacksons International Airport
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Past Papal Visits
Modern popes have made it a point to make the long journey to Catholic Philippines,
bastion of Christianity in Southeast Asia, at least once in their pontificates. The
country has so far been blessed with three papal visits in a span of 25 years. In 1970,
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Pope Paul VI (now blessed) came as a missionary pope and visited the slums of
Manila. A decade later, Pope St. John Paul II came to raise the Philippines protomartyr, Lorenzo Ruiz, to the ranks of the Blessed. St. John Paul II returned in 1995
to dialogue with young people, and in the process drew the largest human gathering in
history as he preached the message of Christs saving mission. For Filipinos, papal
visits have been a source of joy, strength, and most importantly, hope.
Blessed Pope Paul VI | November 27-29, 1970: A Missionary Pope Preaches
Christ to the Peoples of Asia
November of 1970 marked not only the first time a Pope visited the Philippines, but,
more importantly, the first time the Vicar of Christ set foot on Southeast Asian soil.
The last international voyage of His Holiness Blessed Pope Paul VI took him to nine
countries and territories including Iran, Samoa, Australia, Indonesia, and Hong Kong.
In the Philippines, the Holy Father met the poor people of Manila, appealed for peace
in Vietnam, and spoke to the laity, various communities, university students, and the
episcopate of Asia led by Rufino Cardinal Santos. The Popes busy schedule included
priestly ordinations at Luneta Park and the inauguration of Radio Veritas, the
international Catholic shortwave radio station operated by the Asian Bishops
Federation.
At his welcome reception in Malacaang, Blessed Paul VI underscored the spiritual
nature of his Philippine visit.
The object of our visit to Manila is of the spiritual order; it has an apostolic
character. Great would be our joy if by our visit the Catholic people were made firm
in their faith and in the sincere and coherent expression of it, the Holy Father said.
The entire Asian journey, however, was essentially a missionary one. In his radio
address to the peoples of Asia via Radio Veritas, Paul VI said the mission of bringing
Christ and his Church belongs not only to the clergy, but to the sons and daughters of
the Church across the vast continent. Christ is light and truth and life. And We
proclaim him to you as he appears to our unshakeable faith, the Holy Father
said. We are obedient to his charge, his command: Go, preach to all nations the
good, the happy news, instructing them in my teaching of love and life. This we do,
brothers and sisters, with humble love for you, with deep respect for you and for your
ancient and venerable traditions.
To the poor of Tondo, Manila, the Holy Father said the Church would continue to
work tirelessly for their economic and social liberation as well as defend their Godgiven rights. While the desire to improve the temporal welfare is a lawful one, the
Pope said the poor are also made for a higher good, the Kingdom of Heaven, and are
called to be Christians.
The hectic itinerary and Blessed Paul VIs personal strength hid the fact that the Pope
was wounded in the chest, on the very day of his arrival, by a 13-inch dagger wielded
by an assassin. The attacker, a Bolivian painter dressed in clerical garb, was able to
get close to the Holy Father whose flight had just landed at the Manila International
Airport. The news that spread was that the Pope had escaped an assassination attempt.
Paul VI proceeded with his full schedule. That the Pope was wounded was not
revealed until nine years later.
This brief stay in the Philippines has been a very great joy for us. We have lived
through these days surrounded by the affection and the inexhaustible kindness of the
Filipino people, the Holy Father said in his farewell remarks on November 29, 1970.
It has been pur good fortune to experience their spirit of hospitality and the fervor of
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their religious faith, and also to catch a glimpse of their dynamism We shall never
forget the country of the Philippines. We shall pray for it.
Pope John Paul II | February 17-22, 1981: The Universal Pastor on a
Pilgrimage to Asia
In 1981, the Philippines was blessed with its second papal visit, this time in the person
of the energetic and charismatic Pope (later Saint) John Paul II. The trip to the
Catholic bastion of the Far East was part of the newly elected Pontiffs first Asian
pilgrimage. The 21,000-mile, 12-day journey took the Pope to Pakistan, the
Philippines, Guam, Japan, and Alaska.
The Philippine leg lasted six days and saw the Holy Father crisscrossing the
archipelago, reinvigorating the faithful who took to heart his apostolic motto of
devotion to the Blessed Mother and the Holy Trinity: Totus Tuus (Totally
Yours). Aside from Manila, St. John Paul II travelled to Cebu, Davao, Bacolod,
Iloilo, Legazpi, Morong, and Baguio. The centerpiece of the visit was the beatification
of Lorenzo Ruiz (later, the first Filipino to become a saint) and his companions who
were martyred in Nagasaki in 1637. It was the first beatification outside Rome.
This is the full meaning of this beatification: to animate all the Christians of the Far
East and to spread the word of the Lord, the Holy Father said in his homily for the
Holy Mass of Beatification on February 18, 1981. In a special way I say this to you
Filipinos, who form the only predominantly Catholic nation in the southeastern part of
the continent of Asia.
The Holy Father commemorated the fourth centenary of the See of Manila with the
celebration of the Eucharist at the Manila Cathedral on the first day of his apostolic
visit. The same day, he prayed with the faithful at the Shrine of Our Lady of Perpetual
Help in Baclaran, where, in 1973, he offered Mass during a brief stopover when he
was still Karol Cardinal Wojtyla, archbishop of Krakow. Later, St. John Paul II met
Asian bishops at Villa San Miguel and professionals and the working class at Araneta
Coliseum.
On February 18, 1981, the poor people of Tondo welcomed anew a visiting pope.
My dear friends of Tondo, the Holy Father said, are faithful to Christ, and joyfully
embrace his Gospel of salvation. Do not be tempted by ideologies that preach only
material values or purely temporal ideals, which separate political, social and
economic development from the things of the spirit, and in which happiness is sought
apart from Christ. The road towards your total liberation is not the way of violence,
class struggle or hate; it is the way of love, brotherhood and peaceful solidarity.
In Cebu City, St. John Paul II met with priests and seminarians and celebrated the
Eucharist with families in this cradle of Christianity in the Philippines. In Davao, he
met Christians and Muslims. In Bacolod and Legazpi, he spoke about the dignity of
human work before the sacadas and farmers, respectively. He met lepers from the
Tala leprosarium and Vietnamese refugees in Morong. A day before leaving for
Guam, the Holy Father offered the Holy Mass for indigenous tribes in Baguio.
The Marcos regime, which had lifted martial law on paper ahead of the Popes arrival,
tried to use the visit to legitimize authoritarian rule. But St. John Paul II stood up to
the dictatorship and admonished national leaders over human rights violations. Even
in exceptional situations that may at times arise, one can never justify any violation of
the fundamental dignity of the human person or of the basic rights that safeguard this
dignity, he said in remarks at Malacaang Palace.
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The Holy Father, however, had only words of tribute to the Filipino people, his loving
hosts:
The Philippine nation is deserving of particular honor since, from the beginning of
its Christianization, from the moment that Magellan planted the Cross in Cebu four
hundred and sixty years ago all through the centuries, its people have remained true
to the Christian faith.
Pope John Paul II | January 12-16, 1995: The Pope in Dialogue with Young
People
St. John Paul II returned to Manila in 1995 to be with young people from all corners
of the world in celebration of the 10th World Youth Day. It was another 20,000-mile
pilgrimage to strengthen, in the words of an eminent papal biographer, solidarity
with the worlds most populous and least Christian continent. Little did anyone
expect that the closing Eucharist of the week-long festivities in the metropolis would
produce not just the biggest papal crowd but the largest gathering in human history.
It was in Rizal Park, where the Holy Father reechoed his universal call to holiness and
issued his memorable exhortation on the World Youth Day theme: As the Father sent
me, so am I sending you.
Five million, many of them young people, were in attendance. Christ! Christ! Christ!
I speak without abbreviation, said St. John Paul II in his homily for the solemn
Eucharistic celebration on January 15, 1995. When Christ becomes all of this for
you, the world and the Church will have solid reasons for hope for the future.
Be not afraid! were Christs words that the Polish Pontiff used to preach the
message of hope during the Cold War. At the International Youth Forum in the
Pontifical University of Santo Tomas, the Holy Father used the same words to rally
young people to answer Gods call. Enormous tasks lie before the youth of the
world; especially before the Catholic youth of the Philippines, of Asia and the Far
East, on the eve of the Third Millennium, he said. The largest mission land of the
worldis in need of workers and the Church constantly prays the Lord of the harvest to
send them, to send us, to send you.
The Holy Father again marked an important milestone in the life of the Philippine
Churchthe quadricentennial of the elevation of the See of Manila to an Archdiocese
and the erection of three suffragans: the Dioceses of Cebu, Nueva Segovia, and
Caceres. The establishment of a Metropolitan Church in the Philippines bore witness
to the fact that the work of the first missionaries had borne abundant fruit In this
part of the world it is the Philippines which enjoy the greatest wealth of ecclesial life,
the Pope said in his homily on January 14, 1995 at the Philippine International
Convention Center.
St. John Paul II took the opportunity to reach out to the rest of Asia, as he had done in
1981, and Pope Paul VI before him in 1970 through the facilities of Radio Veritas,
which celebrated its 25th year in 1995. Of particular concern were Chinese Catholics,
to whom he sent a special message of affection. At San Carlos Seminary, the Holy
Father reminded the Federation of Asian Bishops Conferences to foster their
mission ad gentes, to make disciples of all nations in a manner that is not an
imposition but rather, one that involves love and respect for those being
evangelized.
I take with me a thousand images of the Filipino people, St. John Paul II said as he
left Manila for Papua New Guinea on January 16, 1995. I know your desire for
greater justice and a better life for yourselves and your children May God help you
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to follow the path you have already begun: towards a continuing development that
preserves and promotes the true values of your Filipino culture!
Messages
His Excellency Benigno S. Aquino III, President of the Philippines
My warmest greetings to the visitors and organizers of the 36th Founding

Anniversary Celebration of Jesus is Lord Church
Books are the instruments through which we convey knowledge about the world; they
are the vehicles we employ to travel a multitude of places, real or imagined. They
expand the horizons of our thoughts to stretch the boundaries of our awareness by
increasing the limits of our potential. The wide array of material available in this
international fair will certainly bring forth new perspectives to the Filipino readership,
ensuring that our present resurgence is sustained by a generation of Filipinos who are
empowered and animated by the ideas inspired by these books. I invite all of our
countrymen to take part in this annual event, that we may have a more enlightened
populace as partners in the task of elevating our society to greater heights of
prosperity and development.
Our fight to establish a better, brighter future for the Filipino people begins with our
battle against ignorance, which the worst among us have used to shroud our nation in
darkness and inveigled our citizens to demand less of their leaders. By ensuring that
we are well-informed and by giving ourselves the opportunities to acquire new
knowledge and skills, we raise the level of our collective intelligence and pave a path
towards a mature, vibrant democracy. May we remain committed and united in this
endeavor, to steer our country towards lasting, equitable progress.
May you have a successful event.
(Sgd.) BENIGNO S. AQUINO III
MANILA
17 September 2014
His Eminence Luis Antonio Cardinal G. Tagle, Archbishop of Manila
Dear Friends,
The Philippines has been blessed with three previous papal visits: Pope Paul VI in
1970, St. John Paul II in 1981 and 1995. With jubilation we welcome Pope Francis on
October 23 to 27, 2014 and on January 2015. Some might ask, can these visits make a
difference in our individual and societal lives? They can if we allow them! Let me
tell you a story. My story!
I was 13 years old when Pope Paul VI visited the Philippines. With many fellow
students milling around me, I craned my neck and steadied my eyes so I could see
him as his car rushed before us. The serene face and demeanor of the pope impressed
me. The image has not left my mind, as well memories of his visit in Tondo. Eighteen
years later, in 1985 I went to the Catholic University of America to pursue graduate
studies in Theology. Due to my interest in Vatican II, my director proposed a track of
studies that I gladly followed. I did my Licentiate thesis on Cardinal Giovanni Battista
Montini (the future Paul VI) and his plan for Vatican II. For my Doctoral dissertation
I studied Episcopal Collegiality in the Thought and Practice of Paul VI. I had not
imagined in 1970 that one day I would travel into the mind, heart and soul of this
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great pope who steered the renewal of the Church in the modern world. My studies on
Paul VI and Vatican II led me to many tasks that involved my collaboration with St.
John Paul II, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI and now Pope Francis. The papal visit in
1970 mysteriously opened a door for me to the mystery and mission of the Church.
The pastoral visit of Pope Francis focused on Mercy and Compassion would
certainly offer vast opportunities to experience grace, to hear callings, to disturb
comfort zones, to value the poor, to renew society, to care for creation and to live
honorably. At the end of the visit and at some unknown future, let us share stories of
how the journey of Pope Francis to us has led us to other journeys of faith and
mission.
(Sgd.) + Luis Antonio G. Cardinal Tagle
Archbishop of Manila
Executive Branch of the Philippines

Presidents of the Republic of the Philippines
1. Emilio F. Aguinaldo (June 12, 1898 (Term began with the formal
establishment of the Malolos Republic, considered the First Philippine
Republic.) - April 1, 1901 (Term ended when Aguinaldo was captured
by U.S. forces at Palanan, Isabela.)
2. Manuel Luis M. Quezon (November 15, 1935 August 1, 1944) (Died
due to tuberculosis at Saranac Lake, New York.)
3. Jos P. Laurel (October 14, 1943 August 17, 1945) (Term ended with
his dissolving the Philippine Republic in the wake of the surrender of
Japanese forces to the Americans at World War II.)
4. Sergio Osmea, Sr. (August 1, 1944 May 28, 1946)
5. Manuel A. Roxas (May 28, 1946 April 15, 1948) (Died due to a heart
attack at Clark Air Base.)
6. Elpidio Quirino (April 17, 1948 December 30, 1953)
7. Ramon F. Magsaysay (December 30, 1953 March 17, 1957) (Died on
a plane crash at Mount Manunggal, Cebu.)
8. Carlos P. Garcia (March 17, 1957 December 30, 1961)
9. Diosdado P. Macapagal (December 30, 1961 December 30, 1965)
10. Ferdinand E. Marcos (December 30, 1965 February 25, 1986)
(Deposed in the 1986 People Power Revolution.)
11. Corazon S. Cojuangco-Aquino (February 25, 1986 June 30, 1992)
12. Fidel V. Ramos (June 30, 1992 June 30, 1998)
13. Joseph M. Ejrcito-Estrada (June 30, 1998January 20, 2001) (Deposed
after the Supreme Court declared Estrada as resigned and the office
of the presidency as vacant as a result, after the 2001 EDSA
Revolution.)
14. Gloria M. Macapagal-Arroyo (January 20, 2001June 30, 2010)
15. Benigno Simeon C. Aquino III (June 30, 2010June 30, 2016)
Vice Presidents of the Republic of the Philippines
1. Mariano C. Tras (March 22, 1897 November 2, 1897) (Term ended
with the Pact of Biak na Bato.)
2. Sergio Osmea (November 15, 1935 August 1, 1944)
3. Elpidio Quirino (May 28, 1946 April 17, 1948)
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4. Fernando Lpez (December 30, 1949 December 30, 1953)
5. Carlos P. Garcia (December 30, 1953 March 17, 1957) (Succeeded
after the death of president.)
6. Diosdado Macapagal (December 30, 1957 December 30, 1961)
7. Emmanuel Pelaez (December 30, 1961 December 30, 1965)
8. Fernando Lpez (December 30, 1965 - September 23, 1972)
9. Arturo M. Tolentino (February 16, 1986 February 25, 1986) (Term ended
when Marcos was overthrown in the 1986 People Power Revolution)
10. Salvador H. Laurel (February 25, 1986 June 30, 1992) (Assumed vice
presidency by claiming victory in the disputed 1986 snap election.)
11. Joseph M. Ejercito-Estrada (June 30, 1992 June 30, 1998)
12. Gloria M. Macapagal-Arroyo (June 30, 1998 January 20, 2001)
13. Teofisto T. Guingona, Jr. (February 7, 2001 June 30, 2004) (Nominated
by President Arroyo and confirmed by Congress.)
14. Noli L. de Castro, Jr. (June 30, 2004 June 30, 2010)
15. Jejomar C. Binay, Sr. (June 30, 2010 June 30, 2016)
Speaker of the House of Representatives of the Philippines
Sergio S. Osmea, Sr. (October 16, 1907 1922)
Manuel A. Roxas, Sr. (1922-1933)
Quintin Paredes (1933-1935)
Gil Montilla (November 25, 1935 December 30, 1938)
Jos Yulo (December 30, 1938 December 30, 1941)
Benigno Simeon Q. Aquino, Sr. (September 25, 1943 February 2, 1944)
Jose Zulueta (June 9, 1945 December 20, 1945)
Eugenio Prez (May 25, 1946 December 30, 1953)
Jos B. Laurel, Jr. (January 25, 1954 December 30, 1957)
Daniel Z. Romualdez (January 27, 1958 March 9, 1962)
Cornelio T. Villareal (March 9, 1962 February 2, 1967)
Jos B. Laurel, Jr. (February 2, 1967 April 1, 1971)
Cornelio T. Villareal (April 1, 1971 September 23, 1972)
Querube C. Makalintal (June 12, 1978 June 30, 1984)
Nicanor E. Yiguez (July 23, 1984 March 25, 1986)
Ramon V. Mitra, Jr. (July 27, 1987 June 30, 1992)
Jose C. de Venecia, Jr. (July 27, 1992 June 30, 1998)
Manuel B. Villar, Jr. (July 27, 1998 November 13, 2000)
Arnulfo Fuentebella (November 13, 2000 January 24, 2001)
Feliciano R. Belmonte Jr. (January 24, 2001 June 30, 2001)
Jose de Venecia, Jr. (July 23, 2001 February 5, 2008)
Prospero C. Nograles (February 5, 2008 June 30, 2010)
Feliciano R. Belmonte Jr. (July 26, 2010 June 30, 2016)
Presidents of the Senate of the Philippines
Manuel Luis M. Quezon (October 16, 1916-1935)
Manuel A. Roxas (July 9, 1945- May 25, 1946)
Jos Avelino (May 25, 1946 February 21, 1949)
Mariano Jess D. Cuenco (February 21, 1949 December 30, 1951)
Quintin Paredes (March 5, 1952 - April 17, 1952)
Camilo Osas (April 17, 1952 April 30, 1952)
Eulogio A. Rodriguez, Sr. (April 30, 1952 April 17, 1953)
Camilo Osas (April 30, 1953 May 20, 1953)
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Jose Zulueta (May 20, 1953 December 30, 1953)
Eulogio A. Rodriguez, Sr. (January 25, 1954 April 5, 1963)
Ferdinand Emmanuel E. Marcos (April 5, 1963 December 30, 1965)
Arturo M. Tolentino (January 17, 1966 January 26, 1967)
Gil J. Puyat (January 26, 1967 September 23, 1972)
Jovito R. Salonga (July 27, 1987 January 1, 1992)
Neptali A. Gonzales, Sr. (January 1, 1992 January 18, 1993)
Edgardo J. Angara (January 18, 1993 August 28, 1995)
Neptali A. Gonzales, Sr. (August 29, 1995 October 10, 1996)
Ernesto M. Maceda (October 10, 1996 January 26, 1998)
Neptali A. Gonzales, Sr. (January 26, 1998 June 30, 1998)
Marcelo B. Fernan (July 27, 1998 June 28, 1999)
Blas F. Ople (June 29, 1999 July 12, 2000)
Franklin M. Drilon (July 12, 2000 November 13, 2000)
Aquilino Q. Pimentel, Jr. (November 13, 2000 June 30, 2001)
Franklin M. Drilon (July 23, 2001 July 24, 2006)
Manuel B. Villar, Jr. (July 24, 2006 November 17, 2008)
Juan Ponce Enrile (November 17, 2008 June 5, 2013)
Jinggoy P. Ejercito-Estrada (June 5, 2013 June 30, 2013)
Franklin M. Drilon (July 22, 2013 June 30, 2016)
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines
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Cayetano L. Arellano (June 15, 1901 April 1, 1920)
Victorino Mapa (July 1, 1920 October 31, 1921)
Manuel Araullo (November 1, 1921 July 26, 1924)
Ramn Avancea (April 1, 1925 December 24, 1941)
Jos B. Abad Santos (December 24, 1941 May 2, 1942)
Jos Yulo (February 5, 1942 July 9, 1945)
Manuel Moran (July 9, 1945 March 20, 1951)
Ricardo Paras (April 2, 1951 February 17, 1961)
Csar Bengzon (April 28, 1961 May 29, 1966)
Roberto Concepcion (June 17, 1966 April 18, 1973)
Querube Makalintal (October 31, 1973 December 22, 1975)
Fred A. Ruiz Castro (January 2, 1976 April 19, 1979)
Enrique Fernando (July 2, 1979 July 24, 1985)
Felix Makasiar (July 25, 1985 November 19, 1985)
Ramon Aquino (November 20, 1985 March 6, 1986)
Claudio Teehankee (April 2, 1986 April 18, 1988)
Pedro Yap (April 19, 1988 June 30, 1988)
Marcelo Fernan (July 1, 1988 December 6, 1991)
Andres R. Narvasa (December 1, 1991 November 30, 1998)
Hilario G. Davide, Jr. (November 30, 1998 December 20, 2005)
Artemio V. Panganiban (December 20, 2005 December 7, 2006)
Reynato Puno (December 8, 2006 May 17, 2010)
Renato C. Corona (May 17, 2010 May 29, 2012)
Antonio T. Carpio (May 29, 2012 August 25, 2012)
Maria Lourdes P.A. Sereno (August 25, 2012 July 2, 2030)
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Leaders of the Roman Catholic Church
Pope (Roman Catholic Bishop of Rome and Worldwide Leader of Roman
Catholic Church)
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
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Peter (AD 30 - AD 64)

Linus (c. 67 - c. 79)
Anacletus (c. 79 - c. 92)
Clement I (92 - 99)
Evaristus (c. 99 - c. 107)
Alexander I (c. 107 - c. 115)
Sixtus I (c. 115 - c. 124)
Telesphorus (c. 126 - c. 137)
Hyginus (c. 138 - c. 142)
Pius I (c. 142 - c. 154)
Anicetus (c. 157 - c. 20 April
168)
Soter (c. 167 - 174)
Eleuterus
Victor I
Zephyrinus
Callixtus I
Urban I
Pontian
Anterus
Fabian
Cornelius
Lucius I
Stephen I
Sixtus II
Dionysius
Felix I
Eutychian
Caius
Marcellinus
Marcellus I
Eusebius
Miltiades
Sylvester I
Mark
Julius I
Liberius
Damasus I
Siricius
Anastasius I
Innocent I (401 - 12 March
417)
Zosimus (18 March 417 - 27
December 418)
Boniface I (28 December 418 4 September 422)
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
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64.
65.
66.
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68.
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70.
71.
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73.
74.
75.
76.
77.
78.
79.
80.
81.
82.
83.
84.
85.
86.
87.
88.
Celestine I
Sixtus III
Leo I
Hilarius
Simplicius
Felix III
Gelasius I
Anastasius II
Symmachus
Hormisdas
John I
Felix IV
Boniface II
John II
Agapetus I
Silverius
Vigilius
Pelagius I
John III
Benedict I
Pelagius II
Gregory I
Sabinian
Boniface III
Boniface IV
Adeodatus I
Boniface V
Honorius I
Severinus
John IV
Theodore I
Martin I
Eugene I
Vitalian
Adeodatus II
Donus
Agatho
Leo II
Benedict II
John V
Conon
Sergius I
John VI
John VII
Sisinnius
Constantine

89.
90.
91.
92.
93.
94.
95.
96.
97.
98.
99.
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121.
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124.
125.
126.
127.
128.
129.
130.
131.
132.
133.
134.
135.
136.
137.
138.
Gregory II
Gregory III
Zachary
Stephen II
Paul I
Stephen III
Adrian I
Leo III
Stephen IV
Paschal I
Eugene II
Valentine
Gregory IV
Sergius II
Leo IV
Benedict III
Nicholas I
Adrian II
John VIII
Marinus I
Adrian III
Stephen V
Formosus
Boniface VI
Stephen VI
Romanus
Theodore II
John IX
Benedict IV
Leo V
Sergius III
Anastasius III
Lando
John X
Leo VI
Stephen VII
John XI
Leo VII
Stephen VIII
Marinus II
Agapetus II
John XII
Benedict V
Leo VIII
John XIII
Benedict VI
Benedict VII
John XIV
John XV
Gregory V
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Sylvester II
John XVII
John XVIII
Sergius IV
Benedict VIII
John XIX
Benedict IX
Sylvester III
Benedict IX
Gregory VI
Clement II
Benedict IX
Damasus II
Leo IX
Victor II
Stephen IX
Nicholas II
Alexander II
Gregory VII
Victor III
Urban II
Paschal II
Gelasius II
Callixtus II
Honorius II
Innocent II
Celestine II
Lucius II
Eugene III
Anastasius IV
Adrian IV
Alexander III
Lucius III
Urban III
Gregory VIII
Clement III
Celestine III (Giacinto Bobone)
(21 March 1191 - 8 January
1198)
Innocent III (Lotario de' Conti
di Segni) (8 January 1198 - 16
July 1216)
Honorius III (Cencio Savelli) (18
July, 1216 18 March, 1227)
Gregory IX (Ugolino di Conti)
(19 March, 1227 22 August,
1241)
Celestine IV (Goffredo da
Castiglione) (25 October, 1241
- 10 November, 1241)
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180. Innocent IV (Sinibaldo Fieschi)
(25 June, 1243 7 December,
1254)
181. Alexander IV (Rinaldo di
Jenne) (12 December, 1254 25 May, 1261)
182. Urban IV (Jacques Pantalon)
(29 August, 1261 2 October,
1264)
183. Clement IV (Guy Foucois) (5
February, 1265 29
November, 1268)
184. Gregory X (Teobaldo Visconti)
(1 September, 1271 10
January, 1276)
185. Innocent V (Pierre de
Tarentaise) (21 January, 1276
22 June, 1276)
186. Adrian V (Ottobuono de'
Fieschi) (11 July, 1276 18
August 1276)
187. John XXI (Pedro Julio) (13
September, 1276 20 May,
1277)
188. Nicholas III (Giovanni
Gaetano Orsini) (25
November, 1277 22 August,
1280)
189. Martin IV (Simon de Brion) (21
February, 1281 28 March,
1285)
190. Honorius IV (Giacomo Savelli)
(2 April, 1285 3 April, 1287)
191. Nicholas IV (Girolamo Masci)
(22 February, 1288 4 April,
1292)
192. Celestine V(Pietro Angelerio)
(5 July, 1294 13 December,
1294)
193. Boniface VIII (Benedetto
Caetani) (24 December, 1294
11 October, 1303)
194. Benedict XI (Nicola Boccasini)
(22 October, 1303 7 July,
1304)
195. Clement V (Raymond
Bertrand de Got) (5 June,
1305 - 20 April, 1314)
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196. John XXII (Jacques Duze) (7

August, 1316 4 December,
1334)
197. Benedict XII (Jacques
Fournier) (20 December, 1334
- 25 April, 1342)
198. Clement VI (Pierre Roger) (7
May, 1342 - 6 December,
1952)
199. Innocent VI (tienne Aubert)
(18 December 1352 12
September 1362)
200. Urban V (William de
Grimoard) (28 September,
1362 19 December, 1370)
201. Gregory XI (Pierre Roger De
Beaufort) (30 December, 1370
27 March, 1378)
202. Urban VI (Bartolomeo
Prignano) (8 April 1378 15
October 1389)
203. Boniface IX (Piero Tomacelli)
(2 November 1389 1
October 1404)
204. Innocent VII Cosimo de'
Migliorati (17 October, 1404
6 November, 1406)
205. Gregory XII (Angelo Correr or
Corraro) (30 November, 1406
4 July, 1415)
206. Martin V (Oddone Colonna)
(11 November, 1417 20
February, 1431)
207. Eugene IV (Gabriele
Condulmer) (3 March, 1431
23 February, 1447)
208. Nicholas V (Alfons de Borja) (8
April, 1455 6 August, 1458)
209. Callixtus III (Tommaso
Parentucelli) (8 April, 1455 6
August, 1458)
210. Pius II (Enea Silvio Bartolomeo
Piccolomini) (19 August 1458
14 August, 1464)
211. Paul II (Pietro Barbo) (30
August 1464 26 July, 1471)
212. Sixtus IV (Francesco della
Rovere) (9 August, 1471 12
August, 1484)

213. Innocent VIII (Giovanni
Battista Cybo) (29 August,
1484 - 25 July, 1492)
214. Alexander VI (Roderic Llanol)
(11 August, 1492 - 18 August,
1503)
215. Pius III (Francesco Todeschini
Piccolomini) (22 September,
1503 - 18 October, 1503)
216. Julius II (Giuliano della Rovere)
(1 November, 1503 21
February, 1513)
217. Leo X (Giovanni di Lorenzo de'
Medici) (9 March, 1513 1
December, 1521)
218. Adrian VI (Adriaan Floriszoon
Boeyens) (9 January, 1522 14
September, 1523)
219. Clement VII (Giulio di Giuliano
de' Medici) (19 November
1523 25 September, 1534)
220. Paul III (Alessandro Farnese
)(13 October, 1534 10
November, 1549)
221. Julius III (Giovanni Maria
Ciocchi del Monte) (7
February, 1550 23 March,
1555)
222. Marcellus II (Marcello Cervini
degli Spannochi) (9 April 1555
1 May 1555)
223. Pius IV (Giovanni Angelo
Medici) (25 December 1559 9 December 1565)
224. Pius the Fifth (Antonio Ghislieri)
(8 January 1566 - 1 May 1572)
225. Gregory XIII (Ugo
Boncompagni) (13 May 1572
10 April 1585)
226. Sixtus V (Felice Peretti di
Montalto) (24 April 1585 27
August 1590)
227. Urban VII (Giovanni Battista
Castagna) (15 September
1590 27 September 1590)
228. Gregory XIV (Niccol
Sfondrati) (5 December 1990
16 October 1591)
229. Innocenth XI (Giovanni
Antonio Facchinetti) (29
230.
231.
232.
233.
234.
235.
236.
237.
238.
239.
240.
241.
242.
243.
244.
245.
October 1591 30 December

1591)
Clement VIII (Ippolito
Aldobrandini) (30 January
1592 3 March 1605)
Leo XI (Alessandro Ottaviano
de' Medici) (1 April 1605 27
April 1605)
Paul V(Camillo Borghese) 16
May 1605 28 January 1621)
Gregory XV (Alessandro
Ludovisi) (9 February 1621 8
July 1623)
Urban VIII (Maffeo Barberini)
(6 August 1623 29 July 1644)
Innocent X (Giovanni Battista
Pamphilj) (15 September 1644
7 January 1655)
Alexander VII (Fabio Chigi) (7
April 1655 22 May 1667)
Clement IX (Giulio Rospigliosi)
(20 June 1667 9 December
1669)
Clement X (Emilio
Bonaventura Altieri) (29 April
1670 - 22 July 1676)
Innocent XI (Benedetto
Odescalchi) (21 September
1676 - 12 August 1689)
Alexander VIII (Pietro Vito
Ottoboni) (6 October 1689 1
February 1691)
Innocent XI (Antonio
Pignatelli) (12 July 1691 27
September 1700)
Clement XI (Giovanni
Francesco Albani) (23
November 1700 19 March
1721)
Innocent XIII (Michelangelo
dei Conti) (8 May 1721 - 7
March 1724)
Benedict XIII (Pietro Francesco
Orsini) (29 May 1724 21
February 1730)
Clement XII (Lorenzo Corsini)
(12 July 1730 6 February
1740)
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246. Benedict XIV (Prospero
Lorenzo Lambertini) (17
August 1740 May 3, 1758)
247. Clement XII (Carlo della Torre
di Rezzonico) (16 July 1758 - 2
February 1769)
248. Clement 14 (Giovanni
Vincenzo Antonio Ganganelli)
(19 May 1769 - 22 September
1774)
249. Pius VI (Count Giovanni
Angelo Braschi) (15 February
1775 - 29 August 1799)
250. Pius VII (Barnaba Niccol
Maria Luigi Chiaramonti) (14
March 1800 - 20 August 1823)
251. Leo XI (Annibale Francesco
Clemente Melchiore Girolamo
Nicola Sermattei della
Genga) (28 September 1823 10 February 1829)
252. Pius VIII (Francesco Saverio
Castiglioni) (31 March 1829 30 November 1830)
253. Gregory XVI (Bartolomeo
Alberto Cappellari) (2
February 1831 - 1 June 1846)
254. Pius IX (Giovanni Maria
Mastai-Ferretti) (16 June 1846 7 February 1878)
255. Leo XIII (Vincenzo Gioacchino
Raffaele Luigi Pecci) (20
February 1878 - 20 July 1903)
256. Pius X (Giuseppe Melchiorre

Sarto) (4 August 1903 - 20
August 1914)
257. Benedict XV (Giacomo Paolo
Giovanni Battista della
Chiesa) (3 September 1914 22 January 1922)
258. Pius XI (Ambrogio Damiano
Achille Ratti) (6 February 1922
- 10 February 1939)
259. Pius XII (Eugenio Maria
Giuseppe Giovanni Cardinal
G. Pacelli) (2 March 1939 9
October 1958)
260. John XXIII (Angelo Giuseppe
Cardinal M. Roncalli) (28
October 1958 3 June 1963)
261. Paul VI (Giovanni Battista
Enrico Antonio Maria Cardinal
A. Montini) (21 June 1963 - 6
August 1978)
262. John Paul I (Albino Cardinal T.
Luciani) (26 August 1978 28
September 1978)
263. John Paul II (Karol Cardinal K.
Wojtya) (16 October 1978 - 2
April 2005)
264. Benedict XVI (Joseph Cardinal
P. Ratzinger) (19 April 2005 - 28
February 2013)
265. Francis (Jorge Mario Cardinal
S. Bergoglio) (13 March, 2013
present)
Roman Catholic Archbishop of Manila

1. Domingo de Salazar, O. P. (February 6, 1579 - December 4, 1594)
2. Ignacio Santibez, O.F.M. (August 30, 1595 - August 14, 1598)
3. Miguel de Benavides, O. P. (October 7, 1602 - July 26, 1605)
4. Diego Vzquez de Mercado (March 28, 1608 - June 12, 1616)
5. Miguel Garca Serrano, O.S.A. (February 12, 1618 - June 14, 1629)
6. Hernando Guerrero, O.S.A. (January 9, 1634 July 1, 1641)
7. Fernando Montero de Espinosa (May 20, 1644 1645)
8. Miguel de Poblete - (September 9, 1650 December 8, 1667)
9. Juan Lpez, O. P. (1672 - February 12, 1674)
10. Felipe Pardo, O. P. (October 28, 1681 - December 31, 1689)
11. Diego Camacho y vila (August 19, 1696 - January 14, 1704)
12. Francisco de la Cuesta, O.S.H. (August 12, 1707 1722)
13. Carlos Bermudez Gonzalez (1722 - November 13, 1729)
14. Juan ngel Rodrguez, O.S.T. (May 18, 1731 - June 24, 1742)
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15. Pedro de la Santsima Trinidad Martnez de Arizala,O.F.M. February 3, 1744
- May 28, 1755
16. Manuel Antonio Rojo del Ro y Vieyra 1758 - 1764
17. Basilio Sancho de Santa Justa, S.P. April 14, 1766 - December 15, 1787
18. Juan Antonio Orbigo de Gallego, O.F.M. December 15, 1788 - May 17,
1797
19. Juan Antonio Zulaibar, O. P. March 26, 1804 - March 4, 1824)
20. Hilarin Dez, O.S.A. (July 3, 1826 - May 7, 1829)
21. Jos Segu, O.S.A. (July 5, 1830 - July 4, 1845)
22. Jos Aranguren, O.A.R. January 19, 1846 - April 18, 1861)
23. Gregorio Melitn Martnez Santa Cruz (December 23, 1861 1875)
24. Pedro Payo y Pieiro, O.P. (January 28, 1876 January 1, 1889)
25. Bernardino Nozaleda y Villa, O. P. (May 27, 1889 February 4, 1902)
26. Jeremiah James Harty (June 6, 1903 - May 16, 1916)
27. Michael J. O'Doherty (September 6, 1916 - October 13, 1949)
28. Gabriel M. Reyes (October 13, 1949 - October 15, 1952)
29. Rufino J. Cardinal Santos (February 10, 1953 - September 3, 1973)
30. Jaime Cardinal L. Sin (September 3, 1973 - November 18, 2003)
31. Gaudencio Cardinal B. Rosales (November 21, 2003 - December 12, 2011)
32. Luis Antonio Cardinal G. Tagle (December 12, 2011 - present)
The Life of Pope Francis/ Jorge Mario Bergoglio

Childhood in a happy Catholic family
Fr. Jorge Mario Bergoglio was born in Buenos Aires, the capital and largest city
of Argentina, on December 17, 1936. He was baptized by Fr. Enrique Pozzoli,
an Italian Salesian priest who was close to the family. Today, Pope Francis
often speaks of the importance of Baptism and urges the faithful to
remember the date on which they became a Christian.
His father, Mario Jose Francisco Bergoglio, was an Italian immigrant. One of his
grandfathers brothers had started a flooring enterprise in Parana, Argentina
that was doing well and the four Bergoglio brothers were putting up a family
business.
They disembarqued from the Julius Caesar, though they should have sailed
on an earlier voyage: with the Princess Malfada, which sank. Fr. Jorge
wrote. You cannot imagine how many times I have thanked divine
Providence!
Having worked as an accountant in the Bank of Italy in Turin, Papa Mario,
though an only child, had enjoyed being part of Don Boscos Salesian
Family in Italy. When he arrived in Buenos Aires in 1929, he went to live with
the Salesians in Solis Lane where he was warmly welcomed in typical Salesian
fashion. It was there that Mario encountered Fr. Pozzoli who promptly
became his confessor.
Photography and other creative activities attracted the youth. Mario settled
in to his new life in Buenos Aires and joined the lively group of young men that
gathered around Fr. Pozzoli in much the same way the young men in Turin
had often surrounded Don Bosco.
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Fr. Pozzoli the missionary, confessor, and watchmaker, was also a
photographer and much loved by the Sivori family, and most of all by their
eldest son, Vincent Sivori, who had a passionate love for photography.
Mario met the Sivori brothers who were part of the Crulos Catlicos de
Obreros and eventually met Regina Maria Sivori whom he married on
December 12, 1935 in San Carlos. Jorges Mama devoted herself to raising
the family and to giving their five children a healthy religious upbringing.
His grandmother, Dona Rosa Margarita Vasallo de Bergoglio, a great
promoter of Catholic Action,greatly inspired young Jorge who often carried
with him one of her leaflets entitled St. Joseph in the life of the maiden, the
widow and the bride.
He recounts one occasion when his grandmother said things that did not
please the government and they closed the hall where she was to speak.
Undaunted, she spoke out on the street, standing on a table.
Its not strange that I speak with affection of the Salesians, he wrote,
because my family was nourished spiritually by the Salesians of San Carlos.
As a child I learned to go to the procession of Mary Help of Christians, he
wrote, and also to that of Saint Anthony of Mexico Street. When I was at my
grandmothers home, I went to the Oratory of Saint Francis of Sales.
As a child I had in my hands the Religious Instruction of Father Moret. Fr
Jorge added. They had taught us to ask for the blessing of Mary Help of
Christians every time we took leave of a Salesian.
An economic recession, however, began to take a toll on the flourishing
Bergoglio family business. The President of the firm, Jorges granduncle,
became ill with leukemia and lymphosarcoma and died.
The two eventsthe recession and the death of Juan Lorenzocaused the
family business to fail. They had to sell everything, from the family chapel in
the cemetery to the four storeys Bergoglio Building where the four brothers
lived.
Jorges grandparents and his Papa were left with nothing.
Growing up with the Salesians
As a family, the Bergoglios always turned to Fr. Enrique Pozzoli whenever there
was a problem, or when they needed help or advice. He had baptized all the
children but one, Jorges second brother who was born in 1938 when Fr
Pozzoli was in Usuahia.
Then in February of 1948, it happened that after Jorges Mama had his sister,
the fifth and last child, she became very weak and exhausted making it
necessary for the three eldest children to board. His sister, the third child, who
is today the mother of a Jesuit and of a woman religious, was placed as a
boarder at Mara Auxiliadora with the help of Fr. Pozzoli.
Fr. Pozzolis prayers to Mary Help of Christians for his boys when they were
going through difficult situations did not go unheeded, however, and he was
able to introduce the family to a person who lent them 2,000 pesos so that
Jorges grandparents could set up a store in Barrio Flores. His Papa, who had
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been an accountant at the Bank of Italy, now had to be the delivery man for
the family store.
Near the end of 1948, Fr. Pozzoli intervened again so that Jorge and his
brother could enter as boarders at the Colegio Wilfrid Barn de los Santos
Angeles in Ramn Meja.
There I completed sixth grade, in 1949, and my brother fifth and sixth in 1949
and 1950, Pope Francis wrote Fr. Bruno.
The future pope was in Class 6B and won first prize that year in conduct,
religion and the Gospel.
Life in any Salesian college is the same anywhere in the world. One only has
to visit any Don Bosco school in the Philippines to get a sense of the Salesian
Spirit that permeates Don Bosco schools and opens the hearts of the young to
God.
Pope Francis writes that the Wilfrid Baron School of the Holy Angels in Ramos
Mejia, Buenos Aires, prepared him for life. Reflecting on what it was like to
attend the school, Pope Francis describes its Catholic culture:
School life was a whole. I was immersed in a way of life prepared so that
there wouldnt be time to be lazy. The day passed as an arrow without time
for one to be bored. I felt myself submerged in a world that, although
prepared artificially (with pedagogic resources), had nothing artificial
about it. The most natural thing was to go to Mass in the morning, as well as
having breakfast, studying, going to lessons, playing during recreation,
hearing the Good night of the Father Director.
On devotion to Mary
Recourse to Our Lady is essential for life. It goes from the awareness of having
a Mother in heaven that takes care of me to the recitation of the three Hail
Marys, or of the Rosary.
On the Good Night talk
One of the key moments of this learning to seek the meaning of things was
the Good night that the Father Director generally gave. When one or two
years later I came to know how Father Isidoro Holowaty died, of how he
endured for the sake of mortification so many days of pain in his stomach (he
was a nurse) until one Wednesday Father Pozzoli, who had gone there to
confess the Salesians, ordered him to see a doctor, well, when I came to
know this it seemed to me the most natural thing that a Salesian should die
this way, exercising virtue.
On sports
Sports is an essential aspect of life. One played well and a lot. The values that
sport teaches (in addition to health) we already knew. In study as in sport the
dimension of competition had a certain importance: we were taught
to compete well and to compete as Christians. (Like most South American
kids, young Jorge became a fervent fan of San Lorenzo de Almagro, one of
the classic teams of Argentine ftbol.)
Education in creativity
There was room for hobbies and crafts Father Lambruschini taught us to
sing, with Father Aviles I learned to build machineryand so many other
things (theater, organization of championships, academic ceremonies,
taxidermy, etc.) that channeled hobbies and anxieties.
Reason, religion and loving kindness
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How did our educators address crises? They made us feel that we could trust,
that they loved us, they were able to listen, they gave us good opportune
advice, and they defended us both from rebellion as well as melancholy.
The Grandma Who Stood Up to Mussolini
By Maria Lourdes Ll. Galza
Castor Oil and Live Toads
During the dark days under Benito Mussolini,armed squads in black called
theCamicie Nere, or Black shirts, quelled critics of the Fascist regime bytying
them to trees, pouring castor oil down their throats and forcing them to eat
live toads.
1Most people found it expedient to keep their thoughts to themselves.
Political correctness, however, meant compromising principle and one
concerned citizen with a conscience could notcompromise Gods truth.
Catholic Courage
Doa Rosa Margherita Vasallo de Bergoglio wasPope Francis Nonna or
grandmother. Shehad that special courage born of grace. Nonna, Doa
Rosa Margherita Vasallo de Bergoglio, worked with the newly founded
Catholic Action. The future Pope wrote his friend, Salesian historian Fr.
Cayetano Bruno. Nonna had known Bl. Pier Giorgio Frasatti.2
Bl. Giorgio was a handsome, fun-loving, young man with a great sense of
humor. Born of a wealthy Italian family, he secretly helped the poor. A
mountaineer and popular athlete,he was a passionateCatholic social activist
who opposed Fascism. He died at the age of 24 and was beatified in 1990 by
Pope John Paul II.
3. With similar passion, the Popes Nonna Rosa gave rousing lectures on
Catholic Action. She lectured everywhere, then Fr. Bergoglio explained. It
seems that my grandmother said things that did not suit the policy Once
they closed the hall where she was to speak, and so she spoke out on the
street, standing on a table.
4. The Popes sister Maria Elena, confiding to Italian journalist Andrea Tornielli
added, Grandmother Rosa was a heroine for us, a very brave lady. Ill never
forget when she told us how in her town, in Italy, she took the pulpit in church
to condemn the dictatorship, Mussolini, fascism.5
She taught me a lot about faith
Today, Pope Francis describes his Nonna as the woman who had the
greatest influence 6 on his life. It was my grandmother who taught me to
pray. She taught me a lot about faith and told me stories about the
saints,6 He said ina radio interview released from Barracas, Buenos Aires.
Tornielli reports that Pope Francis keeps in his breviary a little note from his
Nonna Rosa that reads:
May my grandchildren, to whom I have given the best of my heart, have a
long and happy life. But if there are days of pain or illness, or if the loss of a
loved one fills them with despair, may they remember that a whisper of a
prayer and a look to Mary at the feet of the cross, can be like a drop of
balsam on even the deepest and most painful wounds. 7
1 Life in Fascist Italy History Learning Site. Retrieved September 2014 from
http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/life_in_fascist_italy.htm
2 Leon, SDB, Fr. Alejandro. Francis and Don Bosco. Quito, Ecuador: Published
by CSPP Jos Ruaro/ CSRFP, 2014.
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3 Who Is Pier Giorgio Frassati? Retrieved September 2014 from the official
website for Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati. www.frassatiusa.
5Tornielli, Andrea. Francis: Pope of a New World. Ignatius Press, Retrieved
September 2014 from http://www.ignatius.com/promotions/francis-popenew-world/
7 Marshall, Dr Taylor.Pope Francis Special Note from His Grandmother Rosa.
Retrieved September 2014 fromtaylormarshall.com/2013/04/pope-francissspecial-note-from-his.html
Preparations for the event (August 2013-September 30, 2014)

Paseo de Manila tourism zone to rise in Luneta Park
The country's national park agency has bigger plans to redevelop the People's Park
By Pia Ranada, Rappler.com
MANILA, Philippines, August 30, 2013 - A tourism enterprise zone dubbed Paseo
de Manila will rise in Luneta Park, Juliet Villegas, outgoing National Parks
Development Committee (NPDC) director, announced on Friday, August 30.
In a public presentation held in Makati, Villegas showed a graphic of the proposed
development meant to attract more local and foreign tourists to the national park and
stimulate economic growth in the area. Paseo de Manila will be constructed in the
western part of the park, near Quirino GrandStand and Manila Ocean Park.
The graphic showed 8 new proposed buildings, ranging from 3 to 15 stories high.
Villegas said proposals recommended that these buildings be boutique hotels,
restaurants or shopping centers.
All 8 buildings will feature a "green roof" or roof garden to add greenery to the park
as a whole.
"It is now undergoing a validation plan, because in Tourism Act of 2009, Luneta Park
is designated as a flagship destination to become a tourism enterprise zone together
with Intramuros," explained Villegas.
Paseo de Manila is just one of the key proposals for the redevelopment of the 54hectare People's Park.
The agency also plans to add more entry points to the park. One in the works will
connect the United Nations LRT-1 station to the children's playground. A raised
walkway "decorated with vines and flowers" will connect Luneta to Intramuros, said
Villegas.
An airconditioned glass-walled Visitor's Center will be constructed as a hub for
tourists who both want to know more about the park and rest from the heat.
The Rizal Park Amphitheater designed by National Artist Leandro Locsin will be
outfitted with a modern canopy so that public events like concerts or film-screenings
can enjoy protection from rain. Park-goers can see the finished product for themselves
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in October when the Philharmonic Orchestra formally opens the amphitheater to the
public.
Revival
Stretching from Taft Avenue to Manila Bay, Luneta is said to be the largest urban
park in Asia. Since the 1800s, it has served as the People's Park, the preferred venue
for public events like: the Feast of the Black Nazarene (January 8-9), Weekly Family
Appointment with El Shaddai, El Shaddai Easter Overnight Celebration (every Black
Saturday to Easter Sunday), Independence Day (June 12), El Shaddai Anniversary
Celebration and 2014 Million People March protest.
The NPDC, an agency under the Department of Tourism, is the designated steward of
Luneta. When Villegas was appointed NPDC head in 2010, she set out to fix the most
glaring problems that pulled down the public park from its "golden age" in the 70s,
when Filipinos from every economic class patronized it.
"Due to budget constraints, the park couldn't do as much. It was just going through the
rounds of sweeping, cleaning, garbage-disposal. There were a lot of overgrown shrubs
and trees that made the park darker at night. Some of the bulbs were busted," she
recounted during a public presentation in Makati.
The park increasingly became more crime-prone, with the notorious "palakpak boys"
mugging park-goers and carrying out petty crimes. The August 2010 hostage-taking
of Chinese tourists in a bus in nearby Quirino Grand Stand cemented Luneta's
menacing reputation in the minds of local and foreign tourists.
With P300 million allotted to the NPDC for 2010 to 2013, Villegas sought to make
quick but effective fixes to the park.
She is proud to report a lower crime rate due to the 24-hour security provided by
tourist police and CCTV cameras. Jog lanes now run through the park. "Green" rest
rooms that collect rainwater for the flushing of toilets are open to park-goers.
With the help of urban planner Paulo Alcazaren, who is also leading the revival of
Roxas Boulevard, the agency has rehabilitated many of the park's most famous
features: Paco Park, the giant relief map of the Philippines, Flower Clock, children's
playground, musical dancing fountain, and diorama of Jose Rizal's martyrdom.
READ: Bike-friendly, billboard-free Roxas Boulevard?
Private-public partnerships have added new features like sculptures, mosaic murals,
the Senior Citizen's Garden and bus stops for tourists.
The importance of urban parks
Urban parks pose many benefits to communities.
According to University of California Institute of the Environment and Sustainability,
urban parks improve quality of life and and provide "visual and psychological relief"
for weary city dwellers.
Parks encourage healthy physical activities like sports, and create a sense of
community by providing space for interaction and gatherings.
Dubbed the "green lungs" of a city, urban parks also offer many environmental
benefits. Their trees and plants help cool cities by lowering surface and air
temperature. The shade they provide can lower temperature of surfaces by 11 to 25
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degrees Celsius. Cooling also happens when water evaporates from soil and transpires
from plants.
Trees and vegetation lessen air pollution from the heightened commercial activity and
traffic of vehicles in urban zones. Along with soil, park greenery mitigates flooding
by absorbing water run-off.
To maximize these environmental benefits, NPDC unpaved the park's concrete
walkways to allow floodwater to seep through and be absorbed by the soil. About 20
hectares of what was once pavement are now trees and vegetation.
Though it seems that NPDC's efforts have revitalized Luneta Park, Villegas knows
this is only the beginning.
We have too few public parks in the country. While our mandate only covers Luneta,
Paco Park and Pook ni Mariang Makiilng in Laguna, we can work towards creating
more parks nationwide, she said. - Rappler.com
Ex-SolGen Frank Chavez passes away at 66
By Mike Frialde and Camille Diola (philstar.com) | Updated September 12,
2013 - 9:22am
Former Solicitor General Frank Chavez died of a stroke on Wednesday night. He was
66.
Chavez, who pursued cases against former presidents Ferdinand Marcos and Gloria
Macapagal Arroyo, died at 10 p.m. at The Medical City in Pasig City.
The hard-hitting lawyer, who served as Solicitor General from 1987 to 1992, has been
battling lymphoma since 2009.
Chavez had been confined at The Medical City hospital since July 1, where he had
undergone a bone-marrow transplant.
The wife of the former solicitor general, Jean, said that his remains were cremated at
2 a.m. Thursday. It will be brought to the Santuario de San Antonio Parish in Forbes
Park, Makati City.
The human rights lawyer will be buried at the Heritage Park in Taguig City on
Sunday.
Chavez filed plunder complaints against Arroyo and her husband the past years most
notably for her alleged misuse of P550-million Overseas Workers Welfare
Administration funds in 2011.
Arroyo's husband Mike also lost a libel case against Chavez, a staunch critic of the
administration, in 2007.
According to the Office of the Solicitor General's website, Chavez was born in
Bateria, Sagay, Negros Occidental on February 6, 1947.
He earned his Bachelor of Laws degree from the University of the Philippines,
graduating cum laude in 1971. He was admitted to the Philippine Bar in 1972.
Chavez served as a Bar examiner during the 1985 bar exams, and, at age 38, he was
the youngest to do so.
He was named one of the Ten Outstanding Young Men (TOYM) in 1986 for his
achievements in law and human rights.
Chavez was also known as also a human rights lawyer who fought against the Marcos
dictatorship.
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Chavez also ran for the Senate in the 2004 elections, but lost. He graduated high
school salutatorian from the University of Negros Occidental Recoletos and graduated
summa cum laude (AB English) from the West Negros College in Bacolod City.
Chavez served as a member of the Petron-Aramco board of directors (1994-1997) and
was also a member of the Philippine Airlines board of directors (1988-1991).
He was also a member of the board of directors of the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes
Office (1988-1991), member of the board of directors Central Cement Corp. (19891991) and became a partner at the Sycip Salazar Hernandez and Gatmaitan Law
Offices (1979-1987).
Chavez was founding partner of the Chavez Laureta & Associates law firm.
He also founded the Brotherhood of Nationalistic, Involved and Free Attorneys to
Combat Injustice and Oppression (BONIFACIO).
http://www.philstar.com/headlines/2013/09/12/1201651/ex-solgen-frank-chavezpasses-away-66
JILs Bro Eddie calls for

revolution of
righteousness
Bro. Eddie Villanueva, whose group marks its 35th anniversary,
wants government to get rid of pork barrel
By Paterno Esmaquel II
Published 1:55 PM, Oct 26, 2013
Updated 1:56 PM, Oct 26, 2013
MANILA, Philippines Over 3 decades ago, law student Eduardo Eddie

Villanueva saw a bloody revolution as the only way to free Filipinos from the
oppressive Marcos regime.
Villanueva, then an atheist, later experienced a spiritual revolution, according to his
group's website. He converted to Christianity the best way to emancipate the
Filipino people from abject poverty.
On October 5, 1978, Villanueva founded the Jesus Is Lord (JIL) Fellowship. It began
as a Bible study for 15 students at the Polytechnic University of the Philippines.
Now, the group said, JIL Church Worldwide has boomed to around 4 to 8 million
members in the Philippines including 81 provinces and 220 other countries.
Thousands of these members flocked to the Quirino Grandstand in Manila on Friday
evening, October 25, to mark their groups 35th anniversary. Their leader, now
popularly known as Bro Eddie, called for another revolution of righteousness.
Let there be the so-called revolution of righteousness. The triumph of justice and
righteousness must prevail, because, the Bible says, justice and righteousness are the
foundations of God's throne," Villanueva said.
He made this call while protests rock the Aquino administration over the multibillionpeso pork barrel scam. In a press conference on Friday morning, Villanueva said the
government should abolish the pork barrel but should provide alternatives for the
poor.
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His son, Joel Villanueva, belongs to Aquino's Cabinet as director-general of the

Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (Tesda).
Villanueva said in his speech at past 9 pm, Righteousness is synonymous to
uprightness, to honesty, to integrity, to transparency, to accountability, to good
governance.
Filipinos should restore dignity in all pillars of society," he added.
Villanueva who twice ran as president and once as senator, but lost also criticized
alleged fraud in the 2013 elections. (READ/WATCH: Eddie Villanueva: Third time
lucky?)
He ended up as the 19th placer in the 2013 senatorial elections, with 6.87 million
votes.
Democracy was raped during broad daylight last elections, the preacher quoted
columnist Rene Azurin as saying. He also recalled former Commission on Elections
commissioner Gus Lagman, one of the poll body's staunchest critics, telling him: Bro
Eddie, last elections (were) the worst elections in history.
Villanueva said: Let's pray na matapos ang corruption hindi lang sa pork barrel
matapos ang korupsyon sa election time, sapagka't ito ay mismong democratic rights
ng sambayanang Pilipino ang ginagahasa.
(Let's pray that corruption ends not only with the pork barrel but also in election
time, because it's the democratic rights of the Filipino nation being raped.)
Villanueva said change, however, should begin with the Church. He recounted the
sins of the Church, including those of pastors who engage in covetousness.
The 2013 Year-End Report
Super-typhoon Yolanda in APs 2013 Top 10 stories
New York, New York, USA, December 23, 2013 (AP) The glitch-plagued rollout of
President Barack Obamas health care overhaul was the top news story of 2013,
followed by the Boston Marathon bombing and the dramatic papal changeover at the
Vatican, according to The Associated Press annual poll of US editors and news
directors.
The saga of Obamacare as the Affordable Care Act is widely known received
45 first-place votes out of the 144 ballots cast for the top 10 stories.
The marathon bombing received 29 first-place votes and the papal transition 21.
Other strong contenders were the bitter partisan conflict in Congress and the leaks
about National Security Agency surveillance by former NSA analyst Edward
Snowden.
Last year, the top story was the massacre of 26 children and staff at an elementary
school in Newtown, Connecticut.
That result came after a rare decision by the AP to re-conduct the voting; the initial
round of balloting had ended Dec. 13, a day before the Newtown shooting, with the
2012 election at the top.
The first AP top-stories poll was conducted in 1936, when editors chose the
abdication of Britains King Edward VIII.
APs 2013 top 10 stories, in order:
HEALTH CARE OVERHAUL: The White House had hoped the Oct. 1 launch of
open enrollment would be a showcase for the upside of Obamas much-debated health
care overhaul.
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Instead, the website became a symbol of dysfunction, providing Republicans and latenight comics with ammunition, and worrying the presidents Democratic allies.
The site gradually improved, but a wave of cancellation notices from insurers
undercut Obamas oft-repeated promise that people who liked their existing coverage
could keep it.
BOSTON MARATHON BOMBING: In seconds, a scene of celebration transformed
into one of carnage, as two bombs exploded near the finish line of the Boston
Marathon in April.
Three people were killed and more than 260 injured, including at least 16 who lost
limbs.
Authorities soon identified two suspects 26-year-old Tamerlan Tsarnaev, who died
in a shootout with police, and his brother, Dzhokhar, 20, who faces multiple charges,
including 17 that carry a possible death penalty.
Though jolted by the bombings and a subsequent lockdown, the city rallied under the
slogan Boston Strong.
VATICAN CHANGEOVER: Pope Benedict XVI stunned Catholics around the world
with his announcement in February that he would resign.
The Argentine cardinal [Jorge Mario Cardinal Bergolio] elected to succeed him, soon
known as Pope Francis, proceeded to captivate many Catholics and non-Catholics
alike with a new tone of openness, modesty and tolerance.
Without challenging core church doctrine, he suggested it was time to rethink policy
on divorce, focus more on serving the poor, and devote less rhetoric to condemnations
of gay marriage and abortion.
DIVIDED CONGRESS: Opinion polls showed Congress with historically low
approval ratings, and the key reason was seemingly intractable partisan conflict.
Among the consequences were the harsh automatic spending curbs known as
sequestration, the partial shutdown of the government in October, and bitterness in the
Senate after Democrats used their majority to reduce the Republicans ability to stall
presidential nominations via filibusters.
NSA SPYING: The ripple effect continues, seven months after the world learned of
Edward Snowden.
The former NSA analyst leaked vast troves of secret documents detailing NSA
surveillance operations, including programs that collected Americans phone records
and eavesdropped on allied leaders.
After a stay in Hong Kong, Snowden spent a month in Moscows airport before
obtaining asylum in Russia.
The leaks have roiled diplomacy, triggered lawsuits and calls for reform, and
prompted warnings that terrorists could benefit from the disclosures.
GAY MARRIAGE: Capping decades of activism, the gay-rights movement won a
monumental victory in June in the form of two Supreme Court decisions.
One cleared the way for ending a ban on same-sex marriages in California, the most
populous state.
The other struck down a 1996 law passed by Congress that banned federal recognition
of same-sex marriages. In subsequent months, Hawaii, Illinois and New Mexico
boosted the number of states allowing gay marriage to at least 17.
NELSON MANDELA: A freedom fighter, a political prisoner, a statesman revered
for preaching reconciliation in a nation torn by racial strife.
Nelson Mandela was all that and more the icon of the anti-apartheid movement and
South Africas first black president.
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With his death at the age of 95, his compatriots, world leaders and countless other
admirers mourned the loss of a one-of-a-kind hero.
PHILIPPINES TYPHOON: There were dire warnings beforehand, but the toll
wreaked by by super-typhoon Haiyan (locally named Yolanda) was still stunning in
its scope after it struck on Nov. 8.
More than 6,000 people died; hundreds more remain missing. The typhoon damaged
or destroyed the homes of more than 16 million people, with rebuilding expected to
take years.
SYRIA: The death toll mounted inexorably, past 120,000, as Syrias nearly 3-year-old
civil war raged on with no signs of resolution.
The government of Bashar Assad did agree to eliminate its chemical weapons, but
prospects for peace talks were complicated by infighting among anti-government
rebels.
Nearly 9 million Syrians have been uprooted from their homes, with many of them
seeking refuge abroad.
MISSING WOMEN FOUND: The call for help came on May 6, and the revelations
that followed were gripping and grim.
A former bus driver, Ariel Castro, had abducted three women from the streets of
Cleveland from 2002 to 2004 when they were 14, 16 and 20.
He periodically kept them chained, restricted access to food and toilets, and
repeatedly raped and assaulted them until their escape. Castro pleaded guilty to
multiple charges, and in September, faced with life in prison, hanged himself in his
cell.
Sao among 2013 10 People Who Mattered in science (By Ron B. Lopez,
Manila Bulletin)
Manila, Philippines, December 24, 2013 - Climate Change Commissioner Naderev

Yeb Sao represented the millions of Filipinos affected by super typhoon
Yolanda (internatioanal name Haiyan) when he spoke at the United Nations climate
talks in November, and it is still to them that he dedicates the honor of being named
one of the Ten People Who Mattered in 2013.
Sao, who drew a standing ovation over his solidarity plea at the UN climate talks at
Warsaw, is chosen as one of 10 people who mattered worldwide in 2013 by Nature
Journal, an international science journal, joining the list of people who excelled and
made breakthrough discoveries in the field of science.
The Climate Conscience
Nature journal described Sao as the Climate Conscience for focusing the worlds
attention to global warming following the destructive typhoon Yolanda that killed
more than 6,000 people in Eastern Visayas.
On November 20, Sao started his fasting during the 14-day climate talks until a
meaning outcome. His sacrifice has resulted in the last-minute deal of delegates from
international community to keep negotiations on track for the next major climate
summit in 2015.
Sao, a climate change advocate since 1997 and served as part of the NGO delegation
to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, also dedicated the
acknowledgement he got to all the people around the world confronting inequity,
injustice, and the risks of a planetary system gone awry, he told Manila Bulletin
Online.
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His said he was deeply moved that his message at the UN talks has been recognized
by several organizations worldwide.
I am absolutely stunned. To have been lined up with these amazing people who are
trailblazing in their quest to make peoples lives better is a huge honor, he said.
But this only serves as the beginning for Sao.
The University of the Philippines-Diliman graduate said they are launching a program
which is similar to the fasting he and other concerned groups in the climate talks did:
the #FastForTheClimate campaign.
Sao joined the Lutheran World Federation (LWF), together with other global
organizations, in a monthly Day of Fasting for the Climate beginning 1 January. They
urge prayer and spiritual reflection to express solidarity with those who are most
vulnerable to climate change.
[We are] calling on people to join us in fasting every 1st day of each month
until December 1st 2014 when the next UN Climate Change Conference takes place
in Lima, Peru, he said.
In the Philippines, Sao and his group will visit communities nationwide to highlight
the things needed to be done to build resilience against climate change.
I also dedicate it to my children and future generations from whom we are merely
borrowing this Earth.
Sao noted that even his name will be forgotten, whats more important is that the
message has been delivered to the world so solidarity and the global awakening live
on.
The most important thing is to be a living example of what we advocate for. I will
continue to take public transport regularly to build awareness on the need to improve
the public transport systems, he said.
Sao is chosen together with Feng Zhang of the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology in Cambridge who has been tagged as the DNAs master editor, and
Tania Simoncelli, a US science-policy expert who fought to keep genes open to all
which earned her the title the gene patent foe.
The science journals list also includes Deborah Persaud, a virologist which proved
that infants born with HIV can be cured, Michel Mayor who belongs to a group who
have found hundreds of exoplanets during the past two decades, Viktor Grokhovsky
or the meteorite hunter, and virologist Hualan Chen who helped China to combat an
outbreak of H7N9 avian flu in humans.
Also in the list are Shoukhrat Mitalipov, or the cloning chief, who developed a line
of stem cells from a cloned human embryo; Kathryn Clancy, an anthropologist who
unearthed disturbing trends in sexual assaults at field sites; and Henry Snaith or the
Sun worshipper who boosted the efficiency of solar cells this year.
Nature journal is one of worlds most highly cited interdisciplinary science journals,
according to the 2012 Journal Citation Reports Science Edition. It is a weekly
international journal which started to publish finest peer-reviewed researches in all
fields of science since 1869.
The Visayas in 2013: Growth and daunting crises (First
of Three
Parts)
Manila, Philippines, December 24, 2013 - YEAREND REPORT
For the entire Visayas islands save for Eastern Visayas 2013 started and was
sustained by robust growth all through most of the year only to end in calamities so
horrendously devastating that this particular instance in Philippine modern history
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will be etched indelibly in the memories of Filipinos and the whole world for a long
period of time.
Altogether, the Visayas regions, Western Visayas, Central Visayas and to a lesser
degree, Eastern Visayas, were estimated to contribute as much as 12 percent to the
overall growth of what has largely been regarded by the outside world as, Asias new
economic strong man, of late.
Sans catastrophic crises, the Philippines full-year growth through 2013 was projected
to hover between 7.3 to 7.5 percent from a clearly indicated 6.8 percent growth at
yearend 2012.
A diversified economy fueled by, among other drivers, a booming property
development sector, vibrant tourism, and a healthy banking and burgeoning business
process outsourcing (BPO) industry, all contributed to Western Visayas positive 8.2
percent economic growth. Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas deputy director Fernando
Silvoza pointed out during an October 11 visit to the regional capital, Iloilo City, was
higher than the national average of 6.8 percent.
Meanwhile, Central Visayas, strategically located between major island groups,
Mindanao and Luzon, has always been an economic leader among the countrys
regions, growing by 9.3 percent last year, 6.8 percent in 2011 and 12.9 percent in
2010. Given its strong momentum in the last three years, Efren Carreon, assistant
director for the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) in Central
Visayas (Neda-7) said, in early December, that despite the devastating natural
calamities that affected parts of the region, particularly the regional capital, Cebu, in
the fourth quarter, we are targeting 7.5 to 10 percent growth of gross regional
domestic product (GRDP) for 2013.
He said whatever critical events may have occurred in the region in 2013, many of
the industries, including manufacturing, have already produced goods to sell for the
entire year. Some activities, tourism for instance, and particularly agriculture would
most likely be affected by the disastrous events that befell the region in October and
November, but construction will remain positive as both government and the private
sector make efforts to undertake rehabilitation and reconstruction work in areas
affected by the calamities.
Even Eastern Visayas, the perennial laggard in terms of growth and development
among the three Visayas regions, showed promise. For instance, in September,
Department of Science and Technology provincial director in Leyte John Glen Ocana
said there were certain indicators that point to an improvement in certain
infrastructure, such as the development of Information and Communication
Technology (ICT) parks and the setting up of telecommunications in rural areas.
Leyte province, and its capital city Tacloban, were in fact regarded by the BPO sector
in the country as so-called next wave areas, which mean they are eyed as potential
hubs among locators in the BPO industry.
By the third quarter of 2013, the BPO sector in Eastern Visayas was employing some
4,000 workers, whose total contribution to the regional economy is estimated at about
P100 million annually.
Political Events
The year 2013 also saw the holding of two consequential political events the
senatorial election of May 13, and the barangay elections on October 28. The first was
held, using automated machines, and the latter, via the conventional, manual method.
But no matter the disparity by which both electoral exercises were held, the fact that
the incidents of violence and disorder did not reach alarming levels and the conduct of
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both electoral exercises was generally peaceful. That was an accomplishment by both
the electorate and the authorities who maintained order worth commending.
At the macro level, it was pretty apparent that the country was well on its way to
realizing its 2013 growth target projections.
Calamities
There were a few incidents that marred an otherwise promising year, including the
sinking of 2GO passenger ship M/V Thomas Aquinas after a collision with cargo ship
MV Sulpicio Express Siete owned by Philippine Span Asia Carrier Corporation at
Cebu Strait off the coast of Talisay City, which resulted in 61 deaths, 59 missing and
750 rescued passengers. However such and other incidents were all eclipsed by the
two major natural calamities that struck the Visayas in quick succession, first in midOctober, and then barely two weeks later, in November.
7.2 Earthquake
The first of the two calamities was a 7.2-magnitude earthquake described by
Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) director Renato
Solidum as having the energy equivalent of 32 Hiroshima atomic bombs which
disembowelled Central Visayas.
The earthquake on Oct. 15, the deadliest in about a quarter of a century to happen
in the country shook up the entire Visayas, particularly hitting hard Bohol and Cebu
provinces, and was felt beyond, as far as Masbate and even portions of southern
Mindanao.
Total damage suffered by Bohol province which was the most affected by the
earthquake, and Cebu, is estimated at over P2 billion. Beyond estimation is the
heartbreaking damage on some of the countrys and Bohols most precious
national cultural heritage treasures the centuries-old Roman Catholic churches in
Loon, Loboc, Maribojoc, Baclayon, Dais, Loay and Dimiao. The earthquake also
caused landslides on the famed natural wonders, the Chocolate Hills in Carmen and
the leaning bell tower which serves as the Hills viewing deck.
In Cebu City, the quake destroyed the belfry of the Basilica Minore del Santo Nio
which was constructed in the 16th century.
In all, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC)
says over 3,000,000 persons or 671,000 families were affected by the massive tremor.
Nearly 350,000 people or 72,000 families were displaced and the casualty count
included over 200 people dead, eight missing and nearly 90,000 persons injured.
People in the province, most especially the children, have to be given trauma therapy
because to date, after shocks continue to cause anxiety among the populace. Phivolcs
has recorded over 4,000 aftershocks.
Strongest Cyclone On Record
A little over two weeks after the earthquake struck, aid and rehabilitation efforts for
victims of and areas hard hit by the earthquake had to be disrupted when what would
be described by such weather experts like real time weather information online
service, wunderground.coms Dr. Jeff Masters as the strongest tropical cyclone on
record to make landfall in world history, packing extreme wind speeds of 315 km/h
(195 mph), hit the country, initially ramming the coastal town of Guiuan, at the
southernmost tip of Samar Island facing the Pacific.
Leyte province and Eastern Visayas capital Tacloban City, some 96 miles away from
Guiuan, was next to be hit by super typhoon Yolanda (international name: Haiyan).
Seawater, rising to as much as over 20 feet, roared through the city, severely
damaging the airport, and drowning thousands of people who local authorities failed
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to convince to leave their homes in lowland areas, and not sparing even those who
did, many of those being evacuees at the 5,000-capacity Tacloban City Convention
Center, locally referred to as the Astrodome. Like many major edifices in Tacloban,
including Mayor Alfred S. Romualdezs own mansion, the Astrodome is built near the
sea.
DOLE A year of building legacy (by Samuel Medenilla, Manila Bulletin)
Manila, December 25, 2013 - It was a good year to build a legacy.

This was how Labor and Employment Secretary Rosalinda Baldoz described the
performance of the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) wih less than
three years remaining in President Aquinos term.
Baldoz said 2013 saw DOLE finally laying the groundwork for much-needed
international labor reforms, which will outlast the current administration.
It was a year of the institutionalization of the reforms we started in 2010 So it was
a good year of work, when you will see these reforms last beyond the administration,
Baldoz said.
Among these were the countrys landmark ratification of two international labor
conventions the Decent Work for Domestic Workers Convention and the Maritime
Labor Convention 2006, which will protect household service workers (HSW) and
seafarers, respectively.
DOLE was also able to secure a bilateral agreement with the Kingdom of Saudi
Arabia (KSA), to protect the thousands of overseas Filipino workers (OFW),
particularly HSWs, who are staying there.
It was also able to sign other bilateral agreements with Germany, Canada and Papua
New Guinea to provide additional overseas jobs for more Filipinos.
Institutionalize Policies
Baldoz said DOLE pushed for the passage of laws, which will institutionalize
DOLEs innovative policies.
These include the Single Entry Approach (SENA), which she attributed to the sharp
decline of work stoppage in the country and the Kasambahay Law, which provides
legal and social protection for local HSWs.
Overseas Displacement
But aside from this landmark reforms, Baldoz said the year was also defined by
disasters, both natural and man-made.
As with the previous three years, when the so-called Arab spring in the Arabian
Peninsula and other nearby countries began, DOLE also assisted in the repatriation of
thousands of OFWS through the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration
(POEA) and Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA).
Last August, POEA issued a total deployment ban to Egypt after it declared a monthlong State of Emergency amid its worsening political tension. It was lifted this month
after its turmoil subsided.
POEA also re-imposed its deployment ban in Yemen this month due its escalating
domestic violence.
It, however, lifted the deployment ban in Iraq after tension in that country began to
subside last April except in four no-go zones, which are still deemed unsafe for
OFWs.
A voluntary moratorium in the deployment of HSWs was also declared by some local
recruitment agencies for Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Singapore to force their
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counterpart agencies in the Asian countries to comply with POEAs mandatory $400
minimum wage for HSWs.
DOLE said it supported these initiatives. These were all lifted later in the year as
countries began complying with POEA-set minimum wage.
Saudization
This year also signaled the beginning of KSAs crackdown on millions of illegal
migrant workers as it attempted to raise the participation of Saudi nationals through
the Saudization program in local establishments.
The program affected at least 200,000 undocumented OFWs staying in KSA who
rushed to legalize their status or seek repatriation within the seven-month amnesty
period givenby the Saudi government which ended in November.
The record showed that 104,364 of the OFWs changed professions, while 53,330
transferred to new employers to comply with KSA standards for foreign workers.
The remaining 38,939 OFW opted to be repatriated so they could either seek
redeployment to other countries or permanently stay in the Philippines and start their
own business through POEA and OWWA, respectively.
Major Calamities
The country was also prepared to end the year with some improvements in the labor
market in the last quarter when it was hit by major calamities.
Last September, thousands of workers were turned to refugees after a faction of the
Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) raided and razed part of Zamboanga City,
which lasted for almost a month.
Many employees from Bohol also grappled with lost jobs and livelihood after a
magnitude-7.2 earthquake struck it on October 15.
In its recent survey for the month of October, the National Statistics Office (NSO)
noted the countrys labor market was able to shrug off the two incidents, when it
posted a slightly lower unemployment rate from 6.8 percent in same period last year
to 6.5 percent.
Underemployment or the rate of workers seeking better work opportunities also
declined to 17.9 percent, while employment rate also slightly rose to 93.5 percent.
2013 a smashing year for

PH beauties
(by Robert R. Requintina, Manila Bulletin)
Manila, Philippines, December 25, 2013 - The year 2013, just like 2012, was a
banner year for beauty pageants here and abroad highlighted by the three major titles
won by the Philippines and the successful return of Venezuela in three other beauty
contests.
For the first time, the Philippines finally clinched the elusive Miss World crown when
movie and television actress-television host Megan Lynne Young, 23, of Olongapo
City, won in Bali, Indonesia, on Sept. 28, 2013. It was a historic win for the
Philippines in the 63-year-old beauty contest, although the country only started to
send representatives to the worlds longest running pageant in 1966.
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Prior to Youngs victory, the highest ranking the country had achieved in the Miss
World pageant was first-runner up won by (now Religious Sister) Evangeline Pascual
in 1973 and Gwendoline Ruais in 2011.
This year, the Philippines also notched another international crown after Mutya
Johanna Datul, 21, was crowned Miss Supranational in Belarus on Sept. 6, 2013.
Although the international pageant is relatively new only five years old and hardly
heard in the Philippines the contest is fast gaining a reputation as one of the most
popular beauty events in Europe. With Datuls triumph, she holds the record as the
countrys and Asias first Miss Supranational winner.
Smashing Record
Datuls victory also contributed to another smashing record for the country in beauty
contests: the Philippines now hold the record as the country that has won in all major
beauty pageants (Miss Universe, Miss World, Miss International, Miss Earth, and
Miss Supranational).
Bea Rose Santiago, 23, of Masbate, capped the successful run of Filipino beauties in
2013 by winning the Miss International beauty contest in Tokyo, Japan, last
December 17. She bested 66 candidates from around the world.
Controversy
The Miss International beauty pageant was, however, rocked by controversy for the
first time when 2012 titleholder Ikumi Yoshinatsu of Japan was dethroned for her
alleged involvement in a scandal with a media executive.
During the 2013 coronation night, Ikumi was barred from attending. Instead, Santiago
was crowned by 2008 Miss International Alejandra Andreu of Spain at the end of the
competition. Santiago dedicated her victory to the victims of super-typhoon
Yolanda which ravaged the Visayas last November, killing more than 6,000 people.
Santiagos win was the fifth Miss International crown won by the Philippines. Past
four winners were Gemma Cruz (1964), Aurora Pijuan (1970), Melanie Marquez
(1979), and Precious Lara Quigaman (2005).
Impressing Judges
During the question and answer portion, Santiago was asked: What will you do if
you win the crown?
She impressed the judges with her answer: The whole world saw how my country
hurt. One by one, other countries helped. You have opened my heart and eyes on what
we can do to help each other. I will work to hold the spirit of sympathy and spirit of
hope. As long as we work together, there is hope.
Other Shining Beauties
Three other Philippine candidates also made good in beauty contests when they
placed third runner-up in international competitions.
Ariella Arida, of Alaminos, Laguna, won third runner-up in the 2013 Miss Universe
beauty contest held in Moscow, Russia, for the first time last Nov. 9. This was the
fourth year in a row that the Philippines finished in the Top 5 of the most prestigious
beauty contest. Maria Venus Raj won fourth runner up in 2010; Shamcey Supsup,
third runner-up in 2011, and Janine Tugonon, first runner-up in 2012.
Professional singer Annalie Ali Forbes, 20, also placed third runner-up in the first
edition of the 2013 Miss Grand International contest in Bangkok, Thailand last Nov.
19.
The beauty contest, sponsored by the government of the Kingdom of Thailand,
campaigns against war. Its first winner was Janelle Chaparro, of Puerto Rico.
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Koreen Medina, 18, of Quezon City, also finished third runner-up at the 2013 Miss
Intercontinental contest held in Madgeburg, Germany last Dec. 14.
Medinas achievement was the highest since 1993 when Maria Sovietskaya Bacud
placed second runner-up in the same beauty contest, which continues to hold the
record for the most expensive crown of all beauty competitions. The crown named
Oriental Holy Water is worth US$361,446 (roughly P16, 265,070).
Gil Wagas, 22, of Cebu City, placed fourth runner-up in the Mister International
contest held in Bali, Indonesia, last Nov. 21, won by Jose Paredes of Venezuela.
Paredes was crowned by 2012 Mister International first runner-up Ron Teh of
Singapore after Ali Hammoud of Lebanon could not make it to Bali because of his
participation in the Lebanese version of Dancing With The Stars.
Venezuela on Top
Venezuelans also finished on top of two other competitions when Maria Isler was
crowned 2013 Miss Universe and Alyz Henrich won the 2013 Miss Earth held in
Alabang, Muntinlupa City. The two are good friends back home.
Maria Isabelle Zaragoza Mendoza, 19, of San Beda College, was crowned Miss
Campus World in Malaysia last Dec. 6. Roland William de Dios finished second for
male category of the contest.
Other notable finished in 2013 were Angelee delos Reyes, Top 8 in the 2013 Miss
Earth pageant, and Cindy Miranda who was in the Top 10 of the Miss Tourism Queen
International in China last October.
Social Responsibility
Meanwhile, at the start of the worldwide broadcast for the 2013 Miss Universe beauty
contest, Thomas Roberts of MSNBC Live and ex-Spice Girl Melanie Brown
dedicated the beauty pageant to the Philippines and Vietnam, both affected by supertyphoon Haiyan (named Yolanda in the Philippines).
The environment-driven Miss Earth beauty contest, during a live telecast, also
thanked the countries that aided the Philippines during the crisis. The contestants
joined the disaster relief efforts for typhoon victims.
The News that Defined 2013 Part 1 (by MB Online)
Manila, Philippines, December 26, 2013 - The year 2013 will be remembered, first
and foremost, for the devastating calamities that were visited upon the nation.
When super typhoon Yolanda ripped through the Visayan provinces on Nov. 8,
nobody could foretell the deadly effect of the 7-meter storm surges that inundated the
coastal areas. With Tacloban City all but flattened, the death rose above 6,000 as
relief workers continued to dig bodies out of the rubble, or fish them out of the water.
This and the powerful earthquake that rocked Bohol barely a month earlier made
calamitiesboth natural and manmadethe top story of the year.
In Manila Bulletin Onlines yearend review, the other big stories of 2013 were: the
pork barrel scandal and its impact on the countrys politics; Manilas territorial
dispute with Beijing over the West Philippine Sea; the economys gains that were
dampened by rising unemployment; Nur Misuaris violent misadventure in
Zamboanga City; a shooting incident in Philippine waters that triggered a diplomatic
and economic backlash from Taiwan; the repatriation of thousands of Filipinos from
countries that had become inhospitable to foreign labor; the mid-term elections in
which the administration strengthened its grip on the Senate; a bloody and futile bid
by the Sulu sultanate to assert its ownership of Sabah; and the repeated grounding of
ships in the precious Tubbataha Reef.
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Heres a snapshot of the most defining news of 2013.
Super Typhoon and Super Quake
October 15 and November 8, 2013 would be remembered for the two calamities that
inflicted so much pain, death and destruction in the Visayas.
The earthquake that struck Central Visayas in October registered a 7.2-magnitude
intensity enough to kill 222 people in seconds. It also injured 976 people and left eight
missing. It flattened a good part of Tagbilaran, Bohol and also Cebu, toppling
centuries-old churches, schools, hospitals and other landmarks that would take years
to repair. The killer earthquake affected 3.221 million people and damaged P2.257
billion of properties.
But the force of nature was not finished yet. In less than a month, it landed the most
destructive typhoon in Leyte and other nearby provinces. For just a few hours, it
obliterated Tacloban City, killed over 6,000 people, displaced millions of Filipinos
and destroyed everything in its path. It was a super typhoon the world had never seen
before and its name was Yolanda.
Fishy Pork Barrel
On July 12, a P10-billion pork barrel scam was exposed and it had the name Janet
Lim Napoles written all over it. The scandal implicated senators and government
officials and sent the whole country demanding for truth and justice.
Since then this story has developed a cast of characters that include an army of
whistleblowers, the socialite daughter of the accused, government officials charged
with plunder, and even the President to whom Napoles personally surrendered.
The stinky pork barrel scam is an issue that fired the nation to stage pork rallies to
demand the abolition of the Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF). It caused
social media to boil over, senators to quarrel publicly, and for the accused to turn the
table to their accusers.
The pork barrel scam is a running story that will continue in 2014. Although PDAF
has been ruled unconstitutional and has been put to rest, getting to the bottom of the
pork barrel scam would take awhile.
Troubled Waters
The United Nations on April 25 announced that it has completed the arbitration body
which will tackle the case filed by the Philippines against China over its excessive
claim to the South China Sea. What followed was a verbal tussle between officials of
the two countries that didnt improve relationships and even caused Japan, the
European Union and the United States to get involved somehow.
Ironically, it took an ugly event such as super typhoon Yolanda to somehow relax the
strained relationships between the two countries, with Chinas decision to send aid,
including its hospital ship, for the typhoon-ravaged parts of the Philippines in
November.
The arbitration case, however, remains as the fragile relationship between Philippines
and China hangs in the balance.
Economic boom?
On October 3, the country has received its third investment grade rating for the year
from credit rating firm Moodys Investor Service. Moodys has rated the country
Baa3 from the previous rating Ba1.
In March, Fitch Ratings recognized the countrys improving economic standing, while
Standard & Poors and Japan Credit Rating Agency (JCR) upgraded their assessments
of the countrys economic outlook last May.
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The National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA), however,
acknowledged that impressive economic growth for five consecutive quarters is not
enough to combat the problems of unemployment and poverty, citing the need of
other factors to help trickle down the economic boom.
Zamboanga Siege
The Zamboanga siege began around 1:45 a.m. of Sept. 9 when fully-armed members
of Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) from the faction of its founding chairman
Nur Misuari, came to Sitio Bugok in Barangay Sta. Catalina but were blocked by
government security forces. It was an unfortunate event that lasted over 20 days and,
when the smoke cleared, revealed the death of over 100 rebels and the capture and
surrender of some 223 and 52 MNLF men, respectively.
However, the government also suffered casualties, including 18 soldiers and five
policemen killed in action (KIA) Nd 167 soldiers and 14 policemen wounded in
action (WIA).
Among the innocent civilians who were caught in the crossfire, nine were killed and
57 wounded.
The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) also
reported that the violence affected at least 23,794 families or 118,819 people from 14
villages in the city and one barangay in Zamboanga Sibugay.
Misuari, however, has avoided capture and reportedly has managed to leave the
country to face charges of rebellion filed against him by the government.
Backlash from Taiwan
Relationship with Taiwan went sour in May when a Taiwanese fisherman was
reportedly shot by a member of the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) after they were
found to be poaching off Balintang Channel, which is part of Philippine waters. This
led to a string of events such as Taiwans economic sanction against the Philippines
that included its refusal to hire Filipino contract workers and demands for
compensation and apology to the family of the victim.
Three months later, the National Bureau of Investigation recommended the filing of
homicide charges against PCG officers in connection with the accidental shooting of
the Taiwanese fisherman. On August 9, Taiwan lifted its sanction to the Philippines. It
is also one of the many countries that come to the aid of Yolanda victims.
OFW woes
Throughout 2013, thousands of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) made news
mostly for being in miserable situations. From repatriations to sex-for-flight scandals,
many OFWs in Egpyt, Syria, Saudi Arabia and other places around the world have
become victims of their circumstances.
On Sept. 19, however, came one good newsOFW Rodelio Dondon Lanuza
returned to his family after 13 years in Saudi prison. Lanuza has been saved from
death row in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia after killing an Arab national. The Saudi
Arabian court sentenced him to death but pardoned him after his family was able to
pay the 3 million Saudi riyal blood money. The Philippine government was able to
raise 700,000 riyal. The remaining 2.3 million riyal came from Saudi King Abdullah.
Mid-term Elections
The mid-term elections had the administration strengthening its grip on the Senate
when most of its senatorial bets were proclaimed winners. Grace Poe Llamanzares,
daughter of the late Fernando Poe, Jr., garnered the highest vote, and followed by
Loren Legarda, Alan Peter Cayetano and Francis Escudero.
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Quest for Sabah

When some 200 armed followers of Sulu Sultan Jamalul Kiram III occupied a town in
Lahad Datu in Malaysia on February 11 to reassert their territorial claim on Sabah, it
caught both the governments of Malaysia and the Philippines by surprise.
The standoff had triggered a standoff and saw eight members of the Royal Forces
captured and charged with terrorism in Malaysia, facing death or life imprisonment
over the intrusion.
On October 20, the Sultan died in Quezon City due to multiple organ failure caused
by diabetes, but the ownership claim of the sultanate over the Sabah continues.
Tubbataha grounding
On January 17, the US Navy minesweeper, the USS Guardian, ran aground in the
Sulu Sea and got stuck on Tubbataha Reef.
Known as one of the worlds best dive sites, the Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park is a
97,030-hectare World Heritage Site consisting of two coral atolls that harbor a wide
range of marine species including large marine life such as manta rays, sharks, and
turtles.
It took months to dislodge the USS Guardian from Tubbataha and not after causing
huge damage to the priceless natural resource. The United States has since then made
compensation for damage to the reef caused by their ship.
But barely weeks after the USS guardians wreckage was removed from the reef, a
Chinese fishing vessel also ran aground at the Tubataha Reef on April 8, causing
more damage to the marine protected area in Palawan.
The Philippine Coast Guard said that the fishing vessel F/V Min Long Yu had 12
crew members, allegedly Chinese poachers found to have crates of dead, protected
wildlife anteaters.
While it was smaller than the USS Guardian, the Chinese fishing vessel had caused
worse damage to the heritage site than the US Guardian as the boatmen tried to
forcibly dislodge their vessel.
The Tubbataha Management Office said that based on the result of the study of
scientists that analyzed the damage caused by the Chinese vessel, it has severely
damaged 3,902 square meters of corals-including some massive corals 500 years old.
The damage is 66 percent larger than the damage caused by the USS Guardian.
The USS Guardian measured 224 feet by 39 feet, while the Chinese fishing vessel
measured 48 meters long and eight meters wide.
Other stories
Before 2013 comes to a close, other big stories developed and one of them is the
impending P4.15 per kWh power rate hike of the Manila Electric Company
(Meralco). This, in itself, represents the continuous crucifixion of Filipino consumers
who today suffer the worlds highest rates for electricity.
Slapped with a temporary restraining order by the Supreme Court, Meralco has to
shelve its planned rate increase, but said they will defer about P9-billion of payment
to power suppliers. This, and other stories, will spill over to 2014.
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The Visayas in 2013:

Growth and daunting crises
(2nd Of Three Parts)
(by Teodoro Y. Montelibano, Manila Bulletin)
Manila, Philippines, December 25, 2013 - YEAREND REPORT

Guiuans Fear
Meanwhile, compared to Tacloban, the coastal town of Guiuan, with a population of
some 45,000, and first to be beaten up by Yolanda, did not suffer as much casualties.
Guiuans mayor, Christopher Gonzalezs assiduous determination in getting town
residents to move up to higher ground paid off. Referring to the storm as delubyo,
or deluge, he managed to provoke fear amongst the majority of townspeople, who left
their homes for safe, higher grounds. As a result, only 87 of Guiuans population
perished, 23 remain missing and some 930 injured.
Yolanda stormed through the Visayas region, hitting landfall on other areas, including
the northern parts of Cebu, Panay, and Negros Occidental provinces, before making
its exit the following day, Nov. 9, toward the direction of Vietnam. Within three days
of the monstrous typhoons occurrence, various provinces beyond Leyte and Samar in
the Visayas Cebu, Aklan, Capiz and Iloilo, as well as Palawan in the Mimaropa
region were declared under a state of national calamity. (With inputs from Mars W.
Mosqueda, Malou Mozo, and Phoebe Jen Indino)
The World Helps
Immediate response, both locally, and from the international community, was
immediate and overwhelming. To date, some 57 countries in the world have pledged
close to P24 billion ($539 million) with about P593 million ($12.337 million) in cash
already received by government.
The governments of many countries, including the United States of America, the
United Kingdom, Canada, South Africa, Russia, Israel, Japan, Indonesia, Singapore,
Australia, New Zealand, and even the Peoples Republic of China, with which the
country is at loggerheads over territorial disputes, sent cash as well as relief goods and
equipment by the tons, along with actual humanitarian missions.
The Norwegian Shipowners Associations Norwegian Training Center-Manila, for
instance, mobilized over a hundred cadets and volunteers, to load for a full day tons of
relief goods targeted for areas in Eastern Visayas not yet reached by aid, on board a
training vessel. The vessel set sail from Manilas South Harbor under heavy rains for
Tacloban port, the first civilian ship to undertake relief efforts for Yolanda victims in
Eastern Visayas.
Oil Spill
Japan Coast Guard personnel, employing modern techniques and equipment, also
proved instrumental in speeding up work on an oil spill incident at Barangay
Botongon, Estancia, one of several towns badly hit when Yolanda ravaged northern
Iloilo.
The incident involves the spilling of some 900,000 liters of bunker fuel from a power
barge supplying power to the Visayas grid that was dislocated from its mooring site
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by typhoon-caused huge waves and ferocious winds and was swept aground the
barangays coastline.
Operated by the National Power Corporation for the Power Assets and Liabilities
Management (PSALM), 32-megawatt Power Barge 103s storage tanks were believed
to have been punctured when it rammed the coastline, causing bunker fuel stored in
the tanks to spill into the water.
Some 2,000 people had to be evacuated from the barangay to an evacuation center at
the Northern Iloilo Polytechnic State College-West Campus at Estancia town proper
when tests indicated that benzene level from fumes from the spilled oil reached 16.9
ppm or 30 times the allowable level. PSALM hired contractor, Kuan Yu Global
Technologies to clean up the oil spill, but to a large extent, it was modern technical
help provided by the Japan Coast Guard that effectively helped to speed up the work.
More current test results show the reduction of toxicity levels to zero parts per million
(ppm), which is lower than the tolerable level of 0.5 ppm, and very recently, the
Department of Health in Iloilo has recommended that resident-evacuees could return
home.
Meanwhile, a 20-meter radius from the spill site remains off limits and continued air
quality monitoring continues. Transfer of the remaining bunker fuel inside the power
barge has been completed and the contaminated water and debris transferred to a
treatment facility in Luzon. Refloating and towing of the barge off Estancia has also
been set by the contractor for Jan. 9, 2014.
Achievements, experiments
mark bumpy year in
transport
By Kris Bayos, Manila Bulletin
Manila, Philippines, December 26, 2013 Airplanes overshooting the runway, buses
flying off the expressway or ramming other vehicles, ships sinking, and trains
breaking down have made public transportation a frequent item in the headlines this
year. But 2013 has also been a year of achievements, of successful experiments and of
new feats in the transportation sector.
Probably the most noteworthy accomplishment of the Philippines in the field of
transportation this year is recovering from an infamous reputation in the global
aviation industry. This was after being delisted from the International Civil Aviation
Organizations tally of member-states with unresolved significant safety concerns
(SSCs) last March.
AVIATION SAFETY
In an electronic bulletin dated March 7, 2013 sent to the Department of Transportation
and Communications (DoTC), the ICAO Council formally stated that the
[Philippine] State has implemented corrective actions in accordance with the
mechanism approved by the Council to resolve two SSCs the issuance of air
operator certificates and the aircraft registration process. Following its audit findings,
the ICAO Coordinated Validation Missions team recommended to the ICAO
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Headquarters in Montreal, Canada the lifting of the SSCs it previously raised with
respect to the Philippines.
Shortly thereafter, the European Unions Air Safety Committee started lifted its ban
against Philippine carriers from serving European destinations, starting with
Philippine Airlines (PAL) last July 12. Ambassador Guy Ledoux, head of the
delegation of the European Union (EU), lauded the efforts of Civil Aviation Authority
of the Philippines (CAAP) officials for taking sufficient corrective actions to address
the EU Air Safety Committees requirements and that of the ICAO.
The ICAO delisting and EU ban lifting has not only invigorated tourism but also the
contributed to the growth of the economy as the Philippines have become more
accessible to incoming tourists and returning Filipino travelers and workers in Europe.
After these achievements, the Philippine government is expecting the United States
Federal Aviation Authority to upgrade the countrys status from Category 2 to 1. The
US FAA had earlier identified major safety, management and regulation shortcomings
in Philippine aviation and consequently downgraded the countrys rating to Category
2 from Category 1.
Once upgraded, Philippine carriers would be able to deploy trips to more destinations
in the US and switch to newer and fuel-efficient aircrafts to serve the flights.
SAVING MARINERS
Similarly, Philippine maritime transportation stakeholders are awaiting the result of
the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) audit last October pertaining to the
Philippines Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping (STCW) for
seafarers compliance. The audit was in line with the Philippines commitment to the
1978 International Convention on STCW.
EMSA had threatened to ban Filipino seafarers from EU-flagged ships after the
Philippines failed to act on the recommendations of a previous STCW audit in 2006.
The ban could put at least 100,000 Filipino seafarers out of work and leave European
ships with serious crew shortage.
Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) Administrator Dr. Maximo Q. Mejia admitted
that if we fail the audit, it could result in the major disruption of an important
symbiotic relationship, he said, adding that Filipinos stand to lose jobs, while
European ships come to a standstill for lack of seafarers to operate them.
But Mejia said Marina is making sure that the Philippines will pass the EMSA audit,
stressing that the international shipping communitythe maritime world has
increasingly put its faith in the Filipino to carry global commerce from far end of the
earth to the other, so much so, that today close to 30 percent of all seafarers in the
international trade are Filipino.
TRANSPORT EXPERIMENTS
Meanwhile in land transportation, the government has test-ran a proposal to limit
public utility buses entering Metro Manila by setting up a centralized terminal for
provincial buses in Paranaque. Originally part of the three terminals envisioned for
the Integrated Transport System (ITS), the Southwest Interim Transport Terminal,
which started operating last August 6 at the corner of MIAA and Coastal Roads, has
contributed to the reduction of vehicular traffic volume in the city.
Commuters have also started to adapt with the new system just before government
implements the ITS project, with centralized provincial bus terminals rising at the
Philippine Reclamation Authority (PRA) property along Coastal Road, the Food
Terminal Inc. (FTI) in Taguig City and at a soon-to-be-identified location in Quezon
City.
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Secretary Joseph Emilio Abaya said the DOTC is scheduled to start the bidding
process for the construction of the ITS terminals in Taguig and Paranaque City early
next year.
Once the ITS is implemented, all provincial bus terminals will be relocated to the
central hub and will greatly reduce the number of vehicles entering Metro Manila.
Full implementation of the ITS is reportedly Malacanangs requirement for the
planned rehabilitation of Epifanio delos Santos Avenue (EDSA).
RAIL IMPROVEMENTS
Also a prerequisite to the EDSA rehabilitation, the government is close to awarding
the P3.8-billion MRT 3 Capacity Expansion Project to supply 48 new train cars to the
Metro Rail Transit (MRT) 3. According to DOTC Secretary Joseph Emilio Abaya, the
Bids and Awards Committee has found the Chinese supplier Dalian Locomotive &
Rolling Stock Co. CNR Group as fit to do the project for having adequate, if not
impressive, manufacturing facilities. He said post-qualification of the bid is ongoing
and that awarding is expected early next year. Ideally, delivery of the prototype can be
expected by the first quarter of 2015 and the delivery of the rest of the LRVs by the
third quarter of 2016.
And speaking of bidding, the DOTC was able to generate negative bids for two of its
public-private partnership (PPP) projects: the P17.5 billion Mactan-Cebu International
Airport Development Project and the P1.72 billion Automated Fare Collection System
(AFCS) for the Light and Metro Rail Transits (LRT-MRT). By offering negative bids,
the proponents are offering to implement the projects and even willing to pay
government to win the contract. According to DOTC BAC chairman and
Undersecretary Jose PerpetuoLotilla, government did not only get the best deal, it also
saved taxpayers money through meticulously packaged projects.
TRANSPORT APPS
Another innovative achievement in the transportation industry this year is the
launching of the first Philippine Transit App Challenge last July. At least 17 apps
competed for the best transit application, which was aimed to enable multi-modal trip
planning by providing commuters and tourists with information on the available
means of multi-modal transportation means and location of key transfers. The
winning app, Trip Barker, bested other entries for being a community-based trip
planner which can be used to report and share weather, traffic, and events in real-time
with other users.
Public transportation in the Philippines may be far from being world-class but
government is surely doing its part in making it at par with the rest of the world.
Various transportation infrastructure projects are in the pipeline and more are coming
up, including an ambitious plan to revive the Philippine National Railways operation
from Cagayan, Isabela to Sorsogon to tap government-owned tracks for rapid transit
(passenger) and cargo services in Luzon. Delays have marred awarding of several key
projects and put a doubt if the administrations projects will be implemented before
President Benigno S. Aquino III steps out of office on June 30, 2016 but Abaya said
PPP remains a continuous learning process for both government and the private
sector.
It has been a good year but still there is a lot of room for improvement, Abaya
said.
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Big year ends with Wall Street hopeful for 2014
As Wall Streets best year in more than 15 draws to a close, few are expecting
a repeat performance in 2014, though traders have plenty of reasons to feel
optimistic.
While the market will likely enter January quietly, with many traders still out for
the holidays and few major catalysts, the upward trend is seen continuing
next week, especially in some of 2013s high-flying names.
Economic growth is expected to accelerate next year, boosting employment
and consumer purchasing power. But with markets repeatedly notching alltime highs, that may not translate to market gains as dramatically as in 2013.
Theres a pervasive feeling that the economy is getting better, and the Fed is
still on the markets side after saying it would keep rates low, said Donald
Selkin, chief market strategist at National Securities in New York.
However, while new money will still be flowing into stocks next year, probably
well see less money come in. Theres little chance of another 30 percent gain
or so next year.
The S&P 500 .SPX has risen 29 percent so far in 2013, its best annual
performance since 1997. The Dow Jones industrial average .DJI is up 26
percent while the Nasdaq is up nearly 38 percent.
The gains have been widespread, with all 10 S&P 500 sectors higher on the
year. The weakest group, telecoms .SPLRCL, rose 6.5 percent while consumer
discretionary .SPLRCD led the year with a gain of 40 percent.
One of the markets biggest boosts this year the Federal Reserves stimulus
program will not be as strong a factor after the central bank announced a
slowing of the program in December. The Fed beginning in January will buy
$75 billion in Treasuries and mortgage-backed bonds per month, down from
$85 billion, and Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, whose term expires on January
31, suggested the U.S. central bank could continue to slowly reduce that
stimulus throughout 2014.
The latest Reuters poll showed analysts expect the S&P 500 to rise to 1,925
points by the end of 2014, which represents a rise of 4.5 percent from current
levels.
Subscription video company Netflix Inc (NFLX.O) was the S&Ps strongest
performer in 2013, with a jump of almost 300 percent, followed by electronics
retailer Best Buy Co Inc (BBY.N) and semiconductor maker Micron Tech
(MU.O), both of which climbed nearly 240 percent. Tesla Motors (TSLA.O) was
another standout, soaring 346 percent, while Facebook Inc (FB.O) more than
doubled.
These names could see further upside next week thanks to window dressing,
a practice in which investors buy securities with big gains to improve the
appearance of their holdings before presenting the results to clients. The 2013
year will close out on Tuesday, with the market closed on Wednesday for the
New Years Day holiday.
Consumer discretionary and tech names have driven the market over the
past 12 months, so it wouldnt surprise me to see continued upside on them
next week, said Jake Dollarhide, chief executive of Longbow Asset
Management in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
However, Dollarhide said the names were priced for perfection and
vulnerable to pullbacks next year.
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There wont be a sudden lets sell Micron and Netflix movement, but if profit
growth slows or a conference call doesnt go well, absolutely you could see a
20 to 30 percent selloff after doubling this year, he said.
The fourth-quarter earnings season wont start in earnest until the second
week of January, but there will be a few clues into the economys strength
coming out next week, with data on consumer confidence and
manufacturing.
Next week will also see reads on the housing market with November pending
home sales on tap for Monday and the Case/Shiller report on October home
prices on Tuesday. The housing sector has been in focus as U.S. benchmark
Treasury yields rose to two-year highs, which could put pressure on mortgage
rates, which are typically driven by the yield on the 10-year Treasury note.
If yields stay this high, I would consider that both a technical and
psychological negative for markets, said Mark Grant, managing director at
Southwest Securities in Fort Lauderdale.
Pending home sales, or sales which are in contract but not yet closed, are
seen rising 1 percent while the October home prices are expected to rise 0.8
percent.
In the latest week, the Dow rose 1.6 percent while the S&P was up 1.3 percent
and the Nasdaq rose 1.3 percent.
2013 America: the good, the bad and the funny
December 28, 2013 - Vice President Joe Biden congratulated the wrong man
on being elected mayor of Boston and college football star Manti Teo
publicly mourned the death of a girlfriend who never was.
While U.S. headlines in 2013 were dominated by the Boston Marathon bombs,
Edward Snowden leaking government secrets, and the disastrous rollout of
President Barack Obamas healthcare reform law, the news also brought
plenty to laugh about.
In the category of Politicians Behaving Badly, former Congressman Anthony
Weiners campaign to become mayor of New York City tanked when news
broke that the Democrat, who resigned from Congress in 2011 after a sexting
scandal, was at it again this time using the name Carlos Danger. The Xrated dj vu inspired a play called The Weiner Monologues.
On the West Coast, San Diego Mayor Bob Filner made the headlines with
what came to be known as the Filner Headlock. After asking a woman for a
date, he came up behind her and wrapped one arm around her in an
embrace that was more World Wrestling Entertainment than Kama Sutra.
Sexual harassment accusations followed from nearly 20 other women,
resulting in Filners resigning, getting sued and being sentenced to home
confinement.
A foot-in-mouth moment occurred on the November night Massachusetts
State Senator Marty Walsh was elected mayor of Boston. As new mayor Walsh
prepared to greet supporters, another Marty Walsh a Boston public affairs
consultant saw an unfamiliar 202 number pop up on his cell phone.
Congratulations, Marty, you son of a gun. You did it! he heard the voice of
the U.S. vice president shout gleefully, before he realized his mistake.
In October, the federal government shutdown led to some strange stories,
including the blackout of the wildly popular online Giant Panda Cam at the
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National Zoo in Washington and the furloughing of poison ivy-eating goats in
New Jersey and New York.
Months later, the fumbled launch of Healthcare.gov whipped up a search for
the Obamacare Girl, who was re-named Glitch Girl after her smiling face
remained frozen on the home page that frustrated millions of computer users.
In the sports world, former Notre Dame Linebacker Manti Teo put a new twist
on the old adage that it is better to have loved and lost than never to have
loved at all. Romantics were drawn to the tale of his devotion to Lennay
Kekua and her tragic death from cancer until her very existence was
exposed as a fraud. The snarky Twittersphere was flooded with photos of
people Teoing hugging empty chairs or puckering up in an otherwise
empty room.
Broken hearts were mended after a New Jersey commercial fisherman lost
$12,000 in cash he had saved to buy an engagement ring. His backpack had
a faulty zipper and the money fell out as he rode his motorcycle to the docks.
Much of the loose cash was scooped up, but after the story came out, good
Samaritans returned it to him.
Elsewhere on the Jersey Shore, Wildwood officials banned saggy pants on the
boardwalk, pressing their crusade for decency with the threat of a $200 fine
for pants that sag more than three inches below the waist. To those who
invoked their right to wear low-slung pants, Mayor Ernie Troiano Jr. said: I
have a right not to look at your rear end.
Animals acting up got their share of attention in 2013. A foul-mouthed Rhode
Island cockatoo landed its owner in trouble by cursing at a next-door
neighbor, who happened to be the girlfriend of the owners ex-husband. The
City of Warwick initially slapped the woman with a $15 fine for the birds salty
language, but eventually dropped the case.
In Colorado, a man on his way to his brothers wedding 600 miles away in
Utah was arrested for being drunk while riding his horse. He had a small dog in
his backpack.
As the year drew to a close, an African flamingo that had been on the lam
for eight years after escaping from a zoo in Wichita, Kansas, was spotted this
month cavorting with a companion in the Gulf of Mexico off the Texas coast.
Flamingos pair up for life, but the gender of these two birds was unknown, a
zoo official said.
Malacaang: 2013 a year

of foresight and prudence
(by Madel Sabater - Namit, Manila Bulletin)
Manila, Philippines, December 28, 2013 - Malacanang on Saturday described 2013

as a year of foresight and prudence for the Aquino administration which faced
political challenges and disasters in the last 12 months.
The past year has been a remarkable year for the Filipino people: one in which the
President showed his indomitable will to lead the nation forward, and where the
mandate for change was renewed in the years midterm elections, Deputy
presidential spokesperson Abigail Valte said.
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It has been a year wherein the foresight and prudence of the President and his
teamholding fast to the long-term vision of a more prosperous, stable, and
dynamically competitive Philippineshas been upheld time and again, she said.
It has been a year of challenges not only for the Administration but also for the
Filipino people. Another year where our collective commitment to persevere and to
stand shoulder to shoulder enabled us to overcome the trials set before us, thus
making the world admire and respect us all the more, she added.
In the first quarter of the year, as the government was starting its rehabilitation and
reconstruction efforts in Compostela Valley and Davao Oriental that were hit by
typhoon Pablo, the Aquino administration was thrown into a sudden crisis in Sabah
when Sultan Jamalul Kiram III invaded it to reclaim its as part of their ancestral right.
The February Saban incursion was followed in May by another foreign problem: the
fatal shooting of 65-year-old Taiwanese fisherman Hung Shih-Cheng off the
Balintang Channel that sparked a rift between the Philippines and Taiwan, with
Taiwan imposing sanctions on the Philippines that adversely affected the state of
overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) in the island state.
Before the cloud over the Balintang tragedy could settle, the country was rocked by
the pork barrel or the Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) scandal that
continues to drag until now.
But it was the ber months that proved to be the most challenging, starting with the
September brazen siege of Zamboanga by the Moro National Liberation Front
(MNLF) founding chairman Nur Misuari and his men. The Zamboanga standoff
caused the displacement of more than 120,000 individuals and the destruction of more
than 10,000 homes. There were also 200 people who died and 270 members of the
MNLF had been captured by government forces while 24 of them surrendered during
the standoff.
October had been a month of natural disasters as typhoon Santi ravaged Central and
Northern Luzon while Bohol and Cebu had been rocked by a 7.2 magnitude
earthquake. But the biggest one came in November as super typhoon Yolanda
devastated Eastern Visayas.
But 2013 is not without its good news. Valte cited the Philippine economys positive
performance with the country able to get an investment grade in all three major credit
rating agencies: a BAA3 (positive) from the Moodys Investors Services; and a BBB(stable) from both Standard & Poors and Fitch Ratings.
The countrys GDP has also remained within seven percent: at 7.8 percent in the first
quarter; 7.5 in the second quarter; and seven percent in the third quarter, she said.
Peace with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) is also within reach as three of
the four annexes had been signed this year: the Transitional Arrangements and
Modalities Annex, signed on Feb. 27, 2013; the Revenue Generation and Wealth
Sharing Annex, signed on July 13; and the Power Sharing Annex, signed on
December 8.
In terms of the governments efforts against corruption, this year a total of 157 cases
had been filed against smugglers; 195 cases filed against tax evaders; and plunder,
malversation of public funds and other charges filed initially against 39 individuals
and 34 more individuals in the second batch, including businesswoman Janet Lim
Napoles.
Our achievements only tell us that nothing is impossible to the Filipino people,
Valte said, citing the achievements of Filipina beauty queens and Filipino athletes all
year round.
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Maraming mga Pilipinong namayagpag sa ibang bansa at nagdala ng karangalan
sa atin [A lot of Filipinos took center stage in the international arena and brought
honor to the country], she said.
These include Pambansang Kamao Manny Pacquiao, and beauty queens Megan
Young (Miss World); Bea Rose Santiago (Miss International); and Mutya Johanna
Datul (Miss Supranational 2013), among others.
The Visayas in 2013: Growth and daunting crises
YEAREND REPORT
(Last Of Three Parts)
The country now faces the arduous task of post-calamity rehabilitation. Government,
in mid-November, put up the Foreign Aid Transparency Hub (FaiTH), an online
portal which gives transparency, and the public, access to check on and track the flow
of total cash donations and other aid received from donors overseas.
To date, the portal records P23.798 billion ($538.978 million) in total foreign aid
pledged, broken down into P2,800,149,541.20 in cash, and P20,997,886,527.88 in
kind. In terms of actual cash received, FaiTH accounts for P592.580,631.40
($12,337,478,00.00).
Substantially much now depends on the success of former Senator Panfilo Lacson
who was appointed by President Benigno S. Aquino III last Dec. 10 as Presidential
Assistant for Rehabilitation and Recovery in realizing his mandate to rebuild areas
devastated by the 2013 calamities. His tasks, other than addressing what needs to be
done where it concerns damage wrought by the massive earthquake and monstrous
typhoon that happened in October and November this year, also includes
rehabilitating Zamboanga after the drawn-out armed conflict last September between
a faction of the Moro National Liberation Front and government troops and the
Philippine National Police, caused deaths on both sides and among civilians, and
displaced over 100,000 people in that city.
It is a gargantuan task which Lacson hopes to finish some 80 percent of by June 16,
2016 when President Aquino ends his term.
Aquino has just signed the 2014 General Appropriations Act (GAA) which, according
to Senate President and Iloilo native, Sen. Franklin Drilon, gives Lacson the go-ahead
to get started in implementing his mandate. The GAA includes a P20- billion
rehabilitation fund and another P80 billion under the unprogrammed fund, serving as
standby resources for spending foreign grants and aid in cash for Yolanda typhoon
victims.
Added to these is Congress P13 billion calamity fund allocation and a quick response
P4.8-billion fund on top of the already approved P14.6-billion supplemental budget,
an extension of the validity of the remaining P12 billion in the calamity fund for 2013
to be extended to 2014. All these adds up to some P145 billion in total funds to be
made available in 2014 for governments Lacsons efforts in overall rehabilitation
of calamity areas.
In a media forum early this month, after signifying willingness to accept the
Presidents offer for him to assume the so-called rehabilitation czar portfolio, Lacson
said there are enormous challenges in the job he is taking on, foremost among which
are, politics, and the dynamics that need to be deftly handled and mobilized if he
is able to realize his objective, that is, to get things done.
For the sake of the Visayas, nay, the country, and the hundreds of thousands who lost
loved ones, property and livelihood, not a few wish all those involved in the daunting
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task ahead- including Lacson all the success and luck they need to realize their
objectives. (With inputs from Mars W. Mosqueda, Malou Mozo, and Phoebe Jen
Indino)
Papal Visit Asia 2014 and 2015: Pre-papal activities
Pope Francis visit set October 23-27, 2014 and January 15-19, 2015
MANILA, Philippines, July 28, 2014 (UPDATED) - Roman Catholic Church leaders
announced on Tuesday that Pope Francis will visit the Philippines on October 23 to
27, 2014 and January 15 to 19, 2015.
In a press conference at the Arzobispado de Manila, Archbishop Luis Antonio
Cardinal Tagle said his holiness Pope Francis will make his apostolic visit to Sri
Lanka on November 10-12, 2014 and January 12 to 15, 2015 and to the Philippines on
October 23 to 27, 2014 and January 15 to 19, 2015.
In a sign of joy, Tagle ended his initial statement with, Thanks be to God!
Archbishop Giuseppe Pinto, the current nuncio to the Philippines, described the visit
as a spiritual typhoon.
Tagle said the Vatican will announce the details of the visit before the end of the year,
but reiterated previous statements that Pope Francis wants to visit areas devastated by
super typhoon Yolanda.
On reports that Francis will hold a rally at the University of Santo Tomas (UST) in
Manila, Tagle could only say that in past visits of popes in the Philippines, UST has
always figured as one of the sites.
Preparations are now under way for the Pope's visit, with the national government
also taking the lead.
Communications Secretary Herminio Coloma Jr. said President Aquino has appointed
Executive Secretary Paquito Ochoa Jr. as the lead point person in helping the papal
visit committee.
He said the government expects the Filipinos to accord [Pope Francis] the warmth of
their hospitality and manifest the fervor of their faith as they welcome the first pontiff
from South America.
The visit of Pope Francis also coincides with the 20th anniversary of World Youth
Day Philippines, which took place in Manila on January 10 to 16, 1995.
Asked what Filipinos can do to prepare for the visit, Tagle said: We could prepare
best by undergoing spiritual renewal, tasting the mercy of God, returning to God
through the sacrament of reconciliation.
He also urged Filipinos to engage in specific actions of mercy.
He reminded Catholics of the unique style of Pope Francis, which was already
obvious on the first day of his papacy.
He wants to journey with the people where they are, he said.
Tagle noted that when Pope Francis blessed the mosaic of St. Pedro Calungsod at St.
Peters Basilica back in November 2013, he took time to include Filipinos in his
prayers.
It was not just a blessing of an icon During that event, he said plainly that he was
one with the suffering of the people and that we should not be afraid to ask God:
Why? he said.
Filipinos should not be afraid to show Pope Francis their worth, he said. We show
him who we truly are: the resilience of Filipinos, [full of] faith, compassion, and
bottomless hope.
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Caceres Archbishop
Emeritus Leonardo
Legaspi succumbs to
cancer
NAGA CITYThe archbishop emeritus of the Archdioceses of Caceres has
succumbed to lung cancer early morning Friday, August 8 at University of Santo
Tomas Hospital beside his brother and fellow Dominican priests, two months before
the 36th anniversary celebration of the Evangelical Protestant Christian and Roman
Catholic charismatic renewal movement Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide at
Quirino Grandstand, Rizal Park, Manila on October 25 to 27 as part of the five-day
apostolic pastoral and state visit of Pope Francis here in the Philippines. He was 78.
Caceres Archbishop Emeritus Leonardo Cardinal Z. Legaspi, O.P., D.D., the prelate
of the Catholic Church in Camarines Sur from 1984 to September 8, 2012, died after
battling for years and losing the battle against lung cancer, according to Father Louie
Occiano, director of Caceres Archdiocesan Communications Commission.
Legaspi found he had cancer three years ago (2011-2014) before he bowed out of his
duties to the present Archbishop Rolando T. Triona, who was installed on September
8, 2012, the 2028th birthday celebration of Mama Mary.
A life of faith: Cardinal

Edmund C. Szoka, former
Detroit archbishop, dies at
86
Former Vatican governor was a dedicated shepherd, close confidant of St.
John Paul II
DETROIT Cardinal Edmund Casimir Szoka rose from poor beginnings to become
one of the princes of the Catholic Church. His long career of service to the Church
ended Aug. 20 with his death from natural causes at Providence Park Hospital in
Novi. The cardinal was 86.
Cardinal Szokas body will be received at the Cathedral of the Most Blessed
Sacrament in Detroit at 2 p.m. Sunday, with visitation from 2-9 p.m. and the recitation
of the Office for the Dead at 7 p.m. A public visitation will be held from 2-9 p.m.
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Monday at the cathedral, with a vigil at 7 p.m. A funeral liturgy will be celebrated at
11 a.m. Tuesday at the cathedral.
While his accomplishments were often larger-than-life, Cardinal Szoka carried
lessons learned growing up poor in hard-working Polish-American communities with
him as he served as parish pastor, chancery official, founding bishop of a new
diocese, archbishop of Detroit and in high Vatican posts.
Cardinal Szoka was the eighth ordinary and third archbishop of Detroit, serving from
1981 until 1990, after which he served for 16 years under Popes John Paul II and
Benedict XVI at the Vatican, including as head of the Vatican City State. Having
retired from active ministry in 2006, Cardinal Szoka had been living in Northville,
and had recently been active again in the life of the archdiocese he once led.
We mourn the loss of a dedicated shepherd, said current Detroit Archbishop Allen
H. Vigneron, who had served as a priest under Cardinal Szoka in the 1980s. For 60
years Cardinal Szoka gave himself totally to his priestly service of Christ and his
Church. He has gone home to the Heavenly Father with our prayers. May the Lord
give him the reward of his labors.
Cardinal Szoka considered his greatest accomplishment in the city of Detroit as being
the enormous transformation of Sacred Heart Major Seminary in 1988, according to a
2011 interview during the celebration of his 40th anniversary of episcopal ordination.
And although he headed up one of Americas largest archdioceses and achieved
acclaim for restoring the financial condition of the Holy See, he pointed to his role in
setting up the Diocese of Gaylord in northern Michigan when asked in 2004 about the
accomplishment that meant the most to him personally.
When I came there, I had no place to live, I had no chancery office, I had no
secretary. I had a territory, but none of the facilities I needed, Cardinal Szoka related
to The Michigan Catholic. God really helped me, because when I think back on it
now, it went much easier than you might think.
But more than anything, Cardinal Szokas legacy is one of a spiritual father, focused
first on strengthening the faith of the people entrusted to his care. His episcopal motto
To Live in Faith was one the cardinal took greatly to heart.
He was a deeply faith-filled man who had a passion for the priesthood, a passion for
the Church and a passion for the work of the Church, said Grand Rapids Bishop
Emeritus Walter Hurley, who served as moderator of the archdiocesan curia under
Cardinal Szoka in the 1980s. His fidelity to prayer was an extraordinarily critical part
of his life.
Archbishop Vigneron said even while Cardinal Szoka was in failing health, he made it
a point to be present during important events in the life of the Church, such as the
Chrism Mass on Holy Thursday and the ordinations of new priests.
He was a priest. He cared about the things priests care about, the archbishop said.
He wanted people to get closer to Christ. He wanted the Church to be healthy so that
people could find our Lord.
Cardinal Adam J. Maida, who immediately succeeded Cardinal Szoka as archbishop
of Detroit, said Cardinal Szoka was both feisty and brilliant. He said he was a
man of great inner strength and great faith, which motivated him.
He was a faithful priest. He was a faithful bishop. And he was a faithful cardinal.
And he lived it day and night, Cardinal Maida said. Church was his life. He wanted
to serve the Lord and serve the Church. He was a true friend, and one who cared, and
one who was generous and thoughtful.
A brilliant mind
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Edmund Casimir Szoka was born Sept. 14, 1927, in Grand Rapids to polish
immigrants Casimir and Mary Szoka. His father had immigrated from what is now
Belarus; his mother from Poland.
Speaking in later years of his familys humble origins, Cardinal Szoka told how no
elements of a family coat of arms could be incorporated into his episcopal coat of
arms when he was made a bishop researchers could find no evidence that any of
his forbears ever had any such heraldic device.
In the 1930s, the Szoka family, including an older sister, Irene (who survives him),
moved to Muskegon as his father sought to find sufficient work to support the family.
Young Eddie Szoka became an altar boy as soon as he was old enough. He could also
be found occasionally playing at saying Mass in the familys backyard.
Later, while a student at St. Michael Grade School in Muskegon, he visited St. Joseph
Seminary High School in Grand Rapids. Seeing young seminarians engaged in
healthy athletic activities made an impression on him, and he entered the seminary in
1942, working odd summer jobs construction, driving delivery trucks, working for
a sand company to help pay the $250/year tuition, a hefty sum at the time.
He went on to study at St. Joseph Seminary College in Grand Rapids for his freshman
and sophomore years, transferring to Sacred Heart Seminary College in Detroit for his
junior and senior years.
The late Msgr. F. Gerald Martin, former editor-in-chief of The Michigan Catholic and
a classmate of Cardinal Szoka at Sacred Heart, once said, Eddie was a brilliant mind.
His mind was very capable of dealing with abstract philosophical thoughts.
Msgr. Martin, who died in 2001, had recalled his classmate as reed-thin, but able to
spend hours arguing a point of Church law or teaching.
The young seminarian went on to study theology at St. Johns Provincial Seminary in
Plymouth Township. Bishop Thomas Noa of Marquette, who had been rector of St.
Joseph Seminary, became the seminarians mentor.
Cardinal Szoka was celebrating his 60th jubilee as a priest this year, having been
ordained by Bishop Noa on June 5, 1954, to serve the Diocese of Marquette. His first
assignment was as associate pastor of St. Francis Parish in the Upper Peninsula town
of Manistique, but after 15 months Bishop Noa brought him to Marquette to serve as
his secretary and as chaplain to St. Mary Hospital.
Later, he was also named chaplain to K.I. Sawyer Air Force Base, and had to
apportion his time among all three jobs.
In 1957 Bishop Noa sent Fr. Szoka to Rome to study canon law at the Pontifical
Lateran University. He returned to Marquette in 1959, and resumed his hospital and
chancery duties.
When then-Fr. Szoka was named assistant chancellor of the Marquette Diocese in
1962, he also was appointed pastor of St. Pius X Parish in Ishpeming. The following
year he became pastor of St. Christopher Parish in Marquette, where he continued to
serve until being named diocesan chancellor on July 20, 1970.
Care for the distressed
He became Bishop Noas full-time secretary in 1961 though with additional duties
on the diocesan tribunal an experience that would lead him to streamline and
improve the annulment consideration process both in Gaylord and Detroit.
Besides computerizing the archdiocesan Metropolitan Tribunal in Detroit, thenArchbishop Szoka also abolished all fees for its services, which had been as much as
$300. Fr. (now Msgr.) George Miller, who was judicial vicar of the Tribunal at the
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time, said Detroit was one of the first in the country to do away with fees, and said the
Tribunals work was something Cardinal Szoka was very proud of.
Cardinal Szoka would stand up and without hesitation, defend the process, Fr.
Miller had told The Michigan Catholic. In fact, I remember him saying in front of
most of the cardinals and the pope, if they wanted to see how its done, then come to
Detroit!
Bishop Hurley, who also served as judicial vicar under Cardinal Szoka, agreed.
People whose marriages are broken, he wanted to make sure they had the very best
the Church could offer them, Bishop Hurley said. It was really an expression of
pastoral concern for the people of the diocese.
As priest secretary to the bishop in October 1962, then-Fr. Szoka had accompanied
Bishop Noa to Rome for the first session of the Second Vatican Council, and
precisely one year later, he was ordained and installed as the first bishop of the new
Diocese of Gaylord, created by Pope Paul VI from 21 northern Michigan counties that
had been part of the Saginaw or Grand Rapids dioceses.
Because it was brand new, there was no cathedral or chancery, so Bishop Szoka
shared an office in St. Mary High School, Gaylord, with the schools athletic director
as he put together the campaign to raise $1.5 million to build St. Mary Cathedral and
its rectory and parish hall. An abandoned dance hall was renovated to house chancery
offices.
To fund diocesan operations there, he launched the Catholic Services Appeal,
forerunner of the greatly successful campaign he would later introduce in the
Archdiocese of Detroit.
Msgr. Anthony Tocco, who called Cardinal Szoka a close friend, was tasked with
leading the new stewardship campaign in 1985, and said it was the Szoka plan that
made the CSA a success, especially in financially struggling parishes.
I think he had a vision. The CSA was generally disliked by everybody when he first
brought it to Detroit, but he promised the priests it would be as good for them as it
was for the diocese, and that certainly turned out to be true, said Msgr. Tocco, now
pastor of St. Hugo of the Hills Parish in Bloomfield Hills. When I was at St.
Margaret of Scotland, the CSA saved us.
Cardinal Szoka also expressed deep concern over the racism and poverty that plagued
Detroit during his tenure. In 1985, he sponsored Detroit Mayor Coleman Youngs
membership as the first black member of the all-white Detroit Golf Club, a
sponsorship that had an awful lot to do with Youngs acceptance into the club, a
member said at the time.
The mayor had a lot of respect for the cardinal, and they had a great relationship both
personally and professionally, said Bob Berg, who served as Mayor Youngs press
secretary from 1983-93. Berg recalled the mayor being very impressed by a column
the cardinal had written in The Michigan Catholic expressing pain at the way AfricanAmericans had been treated at times historically in the Church, and said the two
shared a real warmth and a real friendship.
In 1981, Cardinal Szoka testified before a field hearing of the House Ways and Means
Committee in Detroit, telling committee members the government could not abrogate
its responsibilities toward the poor or expect churches to fill the gap left by budget
cuts.
These are issues of social justice, he said. The government simply cannot say
Well let the private sector take care of the poor.
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But while Cardinal Szoka was known for getting things done as an administrator and
a leader, it was his faith life that sustained him, said those who knew him best. That
included a deep devotion to the Blessed Mother especially Our Lady of
Czestochowa, patroness of the Polish people and daily rosary.
He was a very prayerful man; people dont see that part of him because they dont
see him intimately when hes in his own chapel, said Msgr. Tocco, who stayed with
the cardinal several times while visiting in Rome. His pattern was always the same.
He would celebrate Mass early in the morning, and about 7 oclock in the evening he
would spend an hour in chapel. He always did that.
Msgr. Michael LeFevre, current rector of the Cathedral of the Most Blessed
Sacrament who served as priest-secretary for the cardinal, said he left a deep
impression on his priests, especially those like Msgr. LeFevre whom he
ordained.
His logo, if you will, as a bishop, was To Live in Faith. And I think that was
always the message that he would leave with us. Even though I dont think I ever
heard him preach on it, specifically, I think for us, the next generation, (he hoped) that
we would live in faith.
Clearly the popes choice
Summoned to Rome in March 1981 to meet Pope John Paul II, he learned he would
succeed Cardinal John Dearden as archbishop of Detroit. He was installed as
archbishop on May 17 of that year.
Msgr. John Zenz, former moderator of the archdiocesan curia, once said Cardinal
Szoka was clearly the popes choice for Detroit based on his closeness in spiritual
leadership with St. John Paul II.
Inspired by the charismatic leadership and vision of Pope John Paul II, Cardinal
Szoka tried to implement here in Detroit the energy and message of the pope
affirming the dignity of human life from the first moment of conception,
strengthening Eucharistic devotion, renewing priestly formation, focusing resources
on evangelization and working for social justice and an end to racism, Msgr. Zenz
said during the cardinals 50th jubilee in 2004.
On taking the helm of the Detroit archdiocese, Archbishop Szoka faced financial
difficulties to which he was able to apply his past experience, but also faced
challenges of enforcing Church discipline in two controversial cases.
In both cases one involving a woman religious who had become head of a state
agency that paid for abortions among its activities, and the other involving a priesttheologian who had co-authored a controversial book on sexuality he showed
himself willing to put principle above popularity.
No stranger to the media world, in September 1984 he was made chairman of the
board of directors of the Catholic Telecommunications Network of America (CTNA).
In 1987, it was Archbishop Szokas insistence that brought his friend and mentor
Pope John Paul II to Detroit, as the Holy Father made his historic visit that included
events in Hamtramck, at the Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament and at the
Pontiac Silverdome.
After being rebuffed in attempts to add Detroit to the Holy Fathers U.S. trip itinerary,
Archbishop Szoka refused to concede defeat. While in Rome in 1986, he found his
opportunity when Pope John Paul II invited him to breakfast one day.
I asked him, Holy Father, are you coming to Detroit? He didnt say yes, but he
didnt say no, Cardinal Szoka recounted. He continued to write, call and ask, until
the pope finally agreed in January 1987.
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Strengthening the Church
The same year also saw Archbishop Szokas dedication of the Catholic Television
Network of Detroit (CTND), which helped the archdiocese reach thousands through
cable television. With his guidance, CTND was soon included in basic cable packages
around Metro Detroit, and by 1991 the network had about 750,000 viewers.
Cardinal Szoka was very supportive of that because he could see that it was a
powerful means of reaching people, said Msgr. Robert Humitz, who was in charge of
the station. He came at the right time and he had the right vision and thank God
he did.
In 1988, he was elevated to the College of Cardinals and oversaw the virtual reinventing of Sacred Heart Seminary through the addition of a graduate school of
theology, or theologate, plus a revamping of its undergraduate program and the
addition of lay ministry programs. Cardinal Szoka, who has a library named for him at
the seminary, is often referred to as its second founder for the monumental changes
he made to the new major seminary.
He wanted to have the very best seminary that would be possible, where people
would be prepared well for the priesthood. He believed that was the best way to do it,
and I think he was right about that, Bishop Hurley said.
It was, however, a year of great controversy sparked by Cardinal Szokas decision
after several years of studies and consideration to close several dozen parishes in
the city of Detroit that had experienced declining membership.
Difficult though the process was at the time, his decision was later praised as
necessary by his successor as archbishop of Detroit, Cardinal Maida, and others.
He was able to make hard decisions when they needed to be made, said Bishop
Hurley. He wasnt interested in just being popular; he wanted to do the right thing,
and whatever that brought with it, thats what he would do.
Bishop Hurley added the decision to close parishes earned Cardinal Szoka a lot of
severe criticism, but that the cardinal always considered every possible option, and
the Detroit parish closures were at the forefront of similar actions in dioceses across
the country.
I think there has often been the impression that Cardinal Szoka was not a very
consultative person, Bishop Hurley said. (But) I know of no one before or after who
consulted as broadly as he did before he made a decision.
Cardinal Szoka also presided over pockets of growth in the local Church, including
the opening of new parishes, including multicultural parishes such as St. Andrew Kim
(Korean) in Northville and St. Paul (Albanian) in Rochester Hills.
When in Rome
Cardinal Szoka left Detroit in 1990 to take up a new ministry to the worldwide
Church when the pope called him to the Vatican to serve as president of the
Prefecture for the Economic Affairs of the Holy See. Faced with a budget crisis, he
assessed the situation and called bishops together from around the world to present his
plan for bringing the Vatican back to financial health.
The reforms he initiated stanched a 20-year flow of red ink, and set the course for
healthy balance sheets for the rest of his time in the position and for several years
thereafter.
The Church was much healthier when he was there in the Vatican financially. He
didnt deal with the Vatican bank, but he dealt with the different budgets that were
submitted to the Holy Father. Through him, those budgets came into the black, which
had hardly ever happened before, said Msgr. Tocco.
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He was a very creative man, too, in so many ways, and I think that expressed itself
(at the Vatican), he added. He had an ability to draw together good people who
could help make decisions.
Norah Duncan IV, interim chair and associate professor of the College of Fine,
Performing and Communication Arts at Wayne State University, said Cardinal Szoka
wasnt all business, though. Duncan recalled a priceless meeting with Cardinal Szoka
in 1994, while preparing for a choral pilgrimage in Rome.
Duncan said he had arranged to meet with the cardinal while in Rome, but when he
called at his residence, Cardinal Szoka was out. He decided to go for a walk in a
nearby park, and said that to his surprise, there was Cardinal Szoka jogging in the
park! I called out his name He had three more laps to do. Then, continuing to jog
had me join him, and we both jogged to his apartment in Vatican City a cardinal
and a member of the Roman Curia running with a black man from Detroit.
Cardinal Szoka had also arranged for Duncan to attend Mass the following day in the
popes private chapel, and for Duncan to personally meet the pope afterward.
In 1997, the Holy Father called Cardinal Szoka to a different ministry, as president of
the Pontifical Commission for Vatican City State informally as governor of
Vatican City State which put him in charge of a wide range of activities such as the
Vatican museums, and the microstates mint, post office and police force. In that role,
he oversaw numerous construction projects, including a massive underground parking
structure, as well as restorations of the museums and famed Michaelangelo artwork in
the Sistine Chapel.
Despite the high responsibilities, Cardinal Szoka said he accepted the appointments
with humility.
When I was in the seminary, my only ambition was to be a parish priest, he said at
the time. But a priest is obedient. I did not go asking for these jobs.
Throughout his years at the Vatican, the pope called on Cardinal Szoka numerous
times to represent him at events held around the world. The cardinals facility with
foreign languages helped him prepare to celebrate Mass in Japanese, Korean and
other languages on those visits.
Msgr. Todd Lajiness, rector of Sacred Heart Major Seminary who served as the
cardinals priest-secretary while in Rome, recalled a 1999 visit to Kagoshima, Japan,
for the 450th anniversary of St. Francis Xaviers arrival there.
He didnt speak an ounce of Japanese, but spent four months beforehand studying
Japanese (with the help of a Japanese priest) in order to be able to say Mass and the
homily in Japanese, Msgr. Lajiness said.
Msgr. Tocco, who recalled staying with the cardinal numerous times while in Rome,
said it was obvious how much the pope relied on and trusted Cardinal Szoka.
He was of immense value to the Vatican, and the one who appreciated him most was
John Paul II, Msgr. Tocco said. I would regularly call him on Christmas and Easter
to wish him a Merry Christmas or a Happy Easter, and probably nine out of 10 times I
never got ahold of him on that day because he was having dinner with the Holy
Father. Thats how close they were.
Active in retirement
In June 5, 2004, Cardinal Szoka celebrated the 50th anniversary of his ordination to
the priesthood at the Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament.
The nearly 900 people, including many priests, packed into the cathedral were a
testament to the lives touched in Cardinal Szokas many years of service.
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On June 22, 2006, Pope Benedict XVI released the announcement that he was
accepting Cardinal Szokas resignation as president of the Pontifical Commission for
Vatican City State, as Cardinal Szoka was then 79 years old.
He returned to the Archdiocese of Detroit, saying in a June 30 interviews that year, I
miss Detroit. I missed very much living there, and I still miss it.
However, until 2008 he remained a member of five Vatican congregations the
Congregation for Bishops, for the Causes of Saints, for the Evangelization of Peoples,
for Clergy and Religious as well as belonging to the second section of the Vatican
Secretariat of the State.
Residing in Northville and aiding local parishes in the following years, Cardinal
Szoka also participated in social and fundraising events to help support the local
Church.
Archbishop Vigneron said he visited Cardinal Szoka in the hospital just before his
death, and said the cardinal was in good spirits.
At the end, the archbishop said, there was very much the sense of being in the hands
of God. And happy to move forward with whatever timetable God had for him.
TIMELINE: Cardinal Edmund C. Szoka
1927: Born Sept. 14 in Grand Rapids

1942: Enters St. Joseph Seminary in Grand Rapids; later attended Sacred
Heart Seminary, Detroit, and St. Johns Provincial Seminary, Plymouth Twp.
1954: Ordained a priest June 5 in Marquette; appointed to St. Francis Parish,
Manistique
1955: Appointed priest-secretary to Bishop Thomas Noa
1955: Serves as chaplain at St. Mary Hospital, K.I. Sawyer Air Force Base
1957: Left to study canon law at Romes Pontifical Lateran University
1962: Accompanies Bishop Noa to first session of Second Vatican Council
1962: Named assistant chancellor of Marquette diocese; pastor of St. Pius X
Parish, Ishpeming
1963: Named pastor of St. Christopher Parish, Marquette
1970: Named chancellor of Marquette diocese
1971: Appointed founding bishop of the Diocese of Gaylord on June 11
1972: Named president of Region 4 of National Conference of Catholic
Bishops
1981: Appointed archbishop of Detroit on May 17
1981: Institutes largely successful Catholic Services Appeal campaign in
Detroit
1987: Arranges papal visit of Pope John Paul II to Detroit
1987: Launches Catholic Television Network of Detroit (CTND)
1988: Elevated to the College of Cardinals on June 28
1988: Adds theologate, raising Sacred Heart to a major seminary
1988: Closes several Detroit-area parishes, stirring great controversy
1990: Appointed president of the Prefecture for Economic Affairs of the Holy
See in Rome on Jan. 22
1997: Appointed president of the Governatorate of Vatican City State on Oct.
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2001: Appointed president of the Pontifical Commission for Vatican City

State on Feb. 22
2006: Resignation accepted by Pope Benedict XVI on September 15.
2014: Dies at age of 86
Cardinal Szokas service

In addition to serving as diocesan chancellor, bishop, archbishop, and
Roman curial leader, Cardinal Szoka held several other positions throughout
his ministry. They include:
Defender of the Bond for the Marquette diocesan tribunal (1960-71)
Secretary-treasurer of the Michigan Catholic Conference (1972-77)
Chairman of Region VI (Michigan and Ohio) of the National
Conference of Catholic Bishops (1972-77)
Chairman of the Ad Hoc Committee for Extraordinary Meetings of
Bishops (1977)
Treasurer of National Conference of Catholic Bishops/United States
Catholic Conference (1981-84)
Member of administrative committee, administrative board and
finance committee for NCCB/USCC
Chairman of the board of directors for Catholic Telecommunications
Network of America (1984)
Member of the board of directors for Catholic Relief Services (1985)
Member of the Council of Cardinals to Study the Organizational and
Economic Problems of the Holy See (1989)
Member of the Congregation for Bishops, for the Causes of Saints, for
the Evangelization of Peoples, for Clergy and Religious, and the
second section of the Vatican Secretariat of the State
Member of executive committee for The Catholic University of
America; president of the Committee for University Relations
Administrator of the National Sanctuary of the Immaculate
Conception
Filipino Catholics flocking to social media dedicated to pope's visit
Facebook page and Twitter account attract growing number of followers
Manila, Philippines, September 12, 2014 - Large numbers of Catholics in the

Philippines are frequenting the official social media site for the visit of Pope
Francis in January, following the site's launch earlier this week by the Catholic
Bishops' Conference of the Philippines.
More than 11,000 people were following the Facebook page
"papalvisitph2015", which invites users to share a photo of their parish
welcoming the pontiff.
"If your parish has posted a photo welcoming the Holy Father to the
Philippines, share it with us and we will post it here!" reads the Facebook page
invitation.
If you can have your picture taken holding your message board or paper
with your message and/or artwork printed on it for the Holy Father, and then
shares it, it adds.
A Twitter account, @papalvisitph, has also been launched, with close to 200
followers so far.
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A website dedicated to the Pope's visit, papalvisit.ph, also went live last
month. The site carries news, features, and statements related to the pope's
upcoming visit, and a video titled We are all God's Children, the official
theme song of the 2015 apostolic visit.
A digital clock counts down the weeks, days, hours, and seconds left before
the arrival of Pope Francis.
In a pastoral statement issued on July 7 the Philippine bishops' conference
said the underlying spirit of the papal visit to the country is "mercy and
compassion.
Pope Francis will visit the country on October 23 to 27, 2014 and January 15 to
19, 2015, after a visit to Sri Lanka.
It will be the third time a pontiff has visited the country after Pope Paul VI in
1970 and Pope John Paul II on February 1981 and January 12 to 16, 1995.
Jamie Riveras song picked for Papal visit
Singer Jamie Riveras We Are All Gods Children is the official theme song of
Pope Francis visit to the Philippines from October 23 to 27, 2014 and from Jan. 15 to
19, 2015.
In an interview with Mornings@ANC, Rivera shared that she called Archbishop
Socrates Villegas, president of the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines, to
ask if she could submit a song for the Papal visit.
Sabi ni Archbishop Socrates Villegas Sige, she said.
Rivera said she was thrilled in learning her song was picked by the Vatican.
Archbishop Villegas called me sabi It will going to be the official song for the Papal
visit, she recalled.
Riveras song carries the message of solidarity with the poor and mercy to the weak.
I wanted to show kasi the humility of the Pope. Kasi nga he is known for being
humble and very humane, she said.
Pope Francis will be the third pontiff to visit the Philippines after Pope Paul VI in
1970 and Pope John Paul II in 1981 and 1995.
We Are All God's Children
Music by: Noel Espenida
Lyrics by: Jamie Rivera
Do you see these children on the streets?
Have you walked the pavements where they sleep
Do you feel their hands, when you give them alms did you ever give them bread to
eat.
Have you seen their homes washed by the floods
while a mother tightly holds her child
Do you hear the wind of the raging storm?
Can you tell them where its coming from
Refrain:
Let us show our love and mercy with true kindness and humility
For God loves the weak and the needy just like you and me
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Chorus
We are all God's children, we are all the same
He is calling us by name to help the poor and lame
And learn what life is really for, it's to know and love and serve the Lord.
Stand together and let's do our part
Hear their voices, mend their broken hearts
Choose to be brave, fight for their rights
Give them back their honor and their pride
Bridge:
Please do not be blind and just leave them behind
To struggle in darkness or give them empty promises
We are all God's children, we are all the same
He is calling us by name to help the poor and lame
And learn what life is really for, it's to know and love and serve the Lord.
WATCH: We Are All God's Children, official theme song for 2015 Papal Visit
What better way for Filipinos to show their unity than through a song?
In the case of Pope Francis' visit to the Philippines in January, that song would be
"We Are All God's Children," penned and sung by multi-awarded actress-singer
Jamie Rivera, with music by Noel Espenida.
Rivera told GMA News in August that upon finding out about the Papal visit, she
called Archbishop Socrates Villegas, president of the Catholic Bishops Conference
of the Philippines, to ask if she could write a song for the event.
Rivera was the voice behind "Tell the World of His Love," the official theme song of
the 1995 World Youth Day, attended in Manila by now-Saint John Paul II.
"We Are All God's Children," she said, was inspired by the humility showcased by
Pope Francis.
It carries the message of "solidarity with the poor and mercy to the weak," Rivera
said. "We should help the poor with joy and humility."
As in "Tell the World of His Love," the official song for the 2015 Papal visit is "We
Are All God's Children," has actions and gestures choreographed by Yolanda Juan.
Rivera and Espenida have also made the music score of the song for the public's use.
Listen to the song with this "action video" performed by the Ligaya ng Panginoon
Community:
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Popes visit will

change Philippines,
Cardinal Tagle
hopes
Manila, Philippines, Sep 18, 2014 / 12:47 am (CNA/EWTN News).- Pope Francis
visit to the Philippines in January will be an opportunity to lead the Church in the
country down new roads in the faith and in the mission, said Cardinal Luis Antonio
Tagle of Manila.
Pope Francis pastoral visit, centered on mercy and compassion, will undoubtedly
offer great opportunities to experience grace, to hear a call, to question our
comfortable surroundings, to value the poor, renew society, care for creation and live
honorably, the cardinal said in a letter to Catholics of the Philippines.
The Philippines will host Pope Francis next month October 23 to 27 and early next
year, January 15 to 19. The country hosted visits by Pope Paul VI in 1970 and St.
John Paul II in 1981 and 1995.
In his letter to the Filipino faithful, the cardinal recalled Paul VIs visit to the
Philippines. Cardinal Tagle was 13 years old at the time of the visit. At one point,
seeking to see the Pope, he was surrounded by thronging crowds of faithful.
I stretched my neck and focused my eyes in order to see him as the car in which he
was riding passed in front of us. The Popes serene gaze and attitude amazed me. That
image never left my mind, Cardinal Tagle reflected.
Eighteen years later in 1985, I registered at the Catholic University of America to
study theology, he said.
Because of his interest in the Second Vatican Council, he wrote about Paul VIs plans
for the council when the future Pope was still a cardinal.
I never imagined in 1970 that one day I would travel inside the mind, heart and
soul of this great Pope, who led the renewal of the Church in the modern world!
Cardinal Tagle said his studies of Paul VI and the Second Vatican Council led him
later on to serve and collaborate with Popes St. John Paul II, Pope-emeritus Benedict
XVI and now Pope Francis.
The Popes visit in 1970 mysteriously opened for me a door into the mystery and
mission of the Church, he said.
At the end of the papal visit, Cardinal Tagle concluded, we will surely share other
stories of how Pope Francis trip led us down new roads in the faith and in the
mission.
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Study faith ahead of Popes visit bishop

MANILA, September 26, 2014A high-ranking member of the clergy is positive that
Pope Francis upcoming visit to the country will be an avalanche of blessings to all
Filipinos, but advises them to consider seriously studying the faith.
In a recent interview over Church-run DZRV Radyo Veritas, Tarlac Bishop
Florentino Cinense called on the faithful to deepen their knowledge of the faith in
order to prepare themselves better for the apostolic visit.
Filipino Catholics who know next to nothing about Catholicism must now learn
everything a Catholic is supposed to learn. Its not enough that theyre Catholics in
name only. They can only share the faith with others if they know what the faith is
about in the first place, explained Cinense.
He stressed Filipino Catholics who have little knowledge of their Catholic beliefs
should see the occasion both as a challenge and an opportunity to study the faith
seriously.
According to him, it is high time the Philippines receive the spiritual blessings it
badly needs given the current sorry state of things.
We need some progressive moves in order to better our situation. That is why I
believe that the visit of the Pope will give us these blessings of unity, fraternity, love
for one another, and ultimately, the progress that we have been looking for all these
years, said Cinense.
The prelate shared all Filipinos, including those in power, must learn to love one
another for the sake of the common good, adding that unity is key to national
progress.
Based on data collated by the Catholic Directory of the Philippines in 2013, about
76.18 million Filipinos, out of a total of 96.8 million, identify themselves as
Catholics.
Meanwhile, various Church organizations await the papal visit scheduled on October
23 to 27, 2014 and January 15 to 19, 2015.
After Bl. Paul VI in 1970 and St. John Paul II in 1973unofficially, as Krakw
Archbishop Karol Jzef Cardinal Wojtyla,1981, and 1995, Pope Francis will be the
third Catholic pontiff to visit Asias largest Christian nation.
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Vatican, CBCP officials meet, discuss Papal Visit preparations
VATICAN CITY Philippine representatives and Vatican officials on Thursday

(Sept. 25, 2014) concluded a three-day meeting on media and liturgical
preparations for the 2015 Papal Visit.
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Meeting at Sala Stampa Santa Sede with Fr. Federico Lombardi, SJ.
Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle, host of the Papal Visit on
October 23-27, 2014 and January 1519, 2015, led the Philippine panel.
Joining him were Pasig Bishop Mylo Hubert Vergara, chairman of the
Committee on Information and Media; Fr. Joselito Jopson, executive
secretary and in-charge of telecommunications and satellite transmission;
and Fr. Genaro Diwa, chairman of the Liturgy Committee.
Bishop Vergara and Fr. Jopson collaborated with Vatican media
representatives from the Sala Stampa Santa Sede (Holy See Press Office)
represented by spokesperson Fr. Federico Lombardi, S.J. and Matteo Bruni, incharge of accreditation.
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Other media representatives included Roberto Romulo of the Vatican

Television Center (CTV), Elena Pinardi of the European Broadcasting Union
(EBU), Alberto Gasbarri and the team from Radio Vaticana, and Prof.
Giovanni Maria Vian and collaborators from the LOsservatore Romano.
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Final Meeting For media concerns on Papal Visit In the office of Osservatore
Romano, September 25, 2014.
Meanwhile, Monsignor Guido Marini of the Vaticans Office on Liturgical
Celebrations discussed with Fr. Diwa the liturgical preparations for the Papal
Visit.
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Bishop Vergara said he found the meetings very assuring. With the
confirmation and support of the Vatican in our preparations, we hope to offer
all the countries of the world a truly meaningful and spiritual experience of
Pope Francis first and second visit to the Philippine soil, he said.
Report by Fr. Joselito Jopson
Business meeting to tackle

port woes
Local businessmen are calling for a cap on the volume of cargo load in the North and
South Harbors to ease port congestion and supported efforts to divert some of the
traffic to the secondary ports of Batangas and Subic.
The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry Inc. said in a briefing Friday the
port congestion could be greatly eased by limiting the entry of shipments in the
Manila ports.
Chamber president Alfredo Yao said solution to the problem was one of the
resolutions the group would forward to President Benigno Aquino III in the upcoming
Philippine Business Conference.
He said the group would push the government to implement a set of resolutions
passed during the past business conferences, with port congestion and power supply
in the priority list.
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Infrastructure development such as the proposed airport and education would round
up the list of resolutions during the conference.
We want to see more infrastructures in two years, said Yao.
The next PBC will highlight the competitiveness of local industries and the quality of
Philippine-made products and services.
We will focus on promoting the Philippine brand and creating the countrys niches
and value additions in the Asean and global value chains, on the infrastructure and
regulations that can ensure the global competitiveness of the products and services of
local-based businesses firms and enterprises, he said.
The conference aims to lay down the roadmap to strategically position Philippine
industries and enterprises to seize the Asean market, gain a foothold in the global
market and capture investments coming into the region.
AFP, PNP begin preparations for Pope's visit
September 29, 2014 10:22pm - The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) and the
Philippine National Police (PNP) have already started preparing for Pope Francis's
visit to the Philippines on October 23 to 27, 2014 and on January 15 to 19, 2015.
AFP Chief of Staff General Gregorio Catapang said in a report on 24 Oras aired
early Monday evening that the military is committing two battalions of its United
Nations Disengagement Observer Force Zone (UNDOF) peacekeepers who have
been withdrawn from Golan Heights and those who had been training to replace them.
Joining the soldiers are some members of the PNP. A special task force headed by a
star rank PNP official will be formed for the Pope's visit.
Security threats
PNP's new spokesman Sr. Supt. Wilben Mayor said that the national police is looking
into reports of security threats in the country such as alleged recruitment in Mindanao
by Islamic State militants.
Aside from the Islamic State threats in the country, the PNP is also looking into
possible threats similar to "Oplan Bojinka" that was discovered a few days before
Pope John Paul II, now a saint, visited the Philippines in 1995. Muslim extremist
Ramzi Yousef who led the terror project was planning to assassinate the Pope back
then.
The plan was revealed when a chemical fire sparked in one of the rooms at Doa
Josefa Apartment in Malate, Manila that the terrorists occupied.
Aside from assassinating the Pope, "Oplan Bojinka" also involved plans to bomb 11
airliners en route to the United States and crashing a plane full of bombs into the
Central Intelligence Agency headquarters in Virginia, USA.
The thwarted attack plan was said to be the basis of the 9/11 terror attacks in the
United States. Trisha Macas/JDS, GMA News
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Department of Tourism Philippines announces 'Visit Philippines Year 2015'
The Department of Tourism (DOT) Philippines has announced 2015 as 'Visit
Philippines Year' (VPY 2015). With numerous major events lined up in 2015,
Philippines includes India as one of its key markets. As a part of the promotion,
the DOT has launched a new microsite itsmorefuninthePhilippines.com.
Speaking about VPY 2015, Maria Corazon G Jorda-Apo, officer-in-charge,
market development group, DOT, said, We see India as a potential market,
as the population is huge. We are promotion luxury tourism and shopping
tours for the Indian market as the number of HNIs in India is very large. 2015 is
a big year for us as it is Visit Philippines Year. We have many major events
happening in our country. In January 2015, Pope Francis will be visiting
Philippines. We will be hosting the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)
ministerial meetings and leaders summit in November, which is one of the
biggest MICE events in our list.
The DOT Philippines has witnessed a positive trend in Indian tourist arrivals, with
nine per cent growth in July 2014. Speaking about the Indian market, JordaApo, commented, We have seen a strong interest amongst the Indian
travellers. We have recently launched the Philippines Specialist Programme,
as the Indian travel agents have shown interest to know more about our
nation. We are expecting a lot of Indian tourist in 2015. Also the Indian
travellers love to explore different cuisines, next year we are hosting the
biggest culinary event in the world, the Madrid Fusion Manila in April.
The DOT has unveiled fresh campaign banners focusing on five themes,
namely: business meetings; history and culture; lifestyle and entertainment;
music and the arts; sports, adventure, and eco-tourism.
AFP more worried about crowds than armed groups in papal visit
By Alexis Romero (philstar.com)
MANILA, Philippines, September 30, 2014 - What worries soldiers about the visit
of Pope Francis to the Philippines this October 2014 and January 2015?
Its not so much about the armed groups who could sabotage the pontiffs
historic visit to the largest Catholic country in Asia.
The military is more concerned about the crowds who might mob the pope,
who is fond of mingling with devotees.
There is no such threat (from armed groups). Our concern is he might be
mobbed by the devotees, Armed Forces chief Gen. Gregorio Catapang Jr.
told reporters Tuesday in Camp Aguinaldo.
Catapang noted that the pope sometimes alights from his heavily guarded
vehicle just to greet the crowds. He said they are concerned that the pontiff
might trip off if he gets swarmed by devotees.
The people like him very much, the Catapang said.
But apart from possible mishaps, the military does not see any serious threat
that could disrupt the papal visit.
There is no threat to our pope. You know, our pope is very popular, he
added.
While securing important persons is a daunting task, Catapang said they are
looking forward to Pope Francis visit.
Pope Francis will visit the country from January 15-19 and is expected to go to
areas affected by typhoon Yolanda.
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The visit will come amid concerns over the threats posed by the Islamic State
of Syria and Iraq, a terrorist group that is reportedly recruiting members in
different countries.
President Aquino has given assurance that the pope would be given
adequate security during his visit.
The military will provide two battalions to augment the security forces who will
secure Pope Francis.
Among those who will help safeguard the pope are the Filipino
peacekeepers who figured in a standoff with Syrian rebels in Golan Heights
last August.
PAPAL VISIT | Philpost issuing special Pope Francis stamps
By: Beverly Natividad, News5

September 30, 2014 2:34 AM
MANILA, Philippines - The Philippine Postal Corporation is issuing special stamps to
celebrate the papal visit on October 23 to 27, 2014 and in January 2015, but first, it is
seeking public participation in the design.
According to Postmaster General Josie dela Cruz, Philpost will launch on Oct. 11 an
on-the-spot design contest.
The agency expects to print some 150,000 such special stamps for Pope Francis's
visit, or more than the usual 100,000 as in previous similar projects, because they
expect a huge demand for these stamps, considering this pope's popularity.
"We will launch an on-the-spot drawing contest. The top four winners will be
the official design of the stamps in honor of his visiting the Philippines," said dela
Cruz.
While the stamp's designs will be crowd-sourced, the souvenir sheet already has a
design. The souvenir sheet is the envelope in which the special stamps will be placed,
and the so-called First Day Cover (the bigger envelope that is considered a collectible
because it is sold only during the launch) will be designed with a special coinage
stamp with metallic foil something that is not usually used for a souvenir sheet.
The Stamp Committee still has to deliberate on the price at which the stamps will be
sold.
Besides the design contest, Philpost is also encouraging people to write letters to the
Pope, which it promises to deliver to His Holiness when he comes to Manila.
Philpost will install mail boxes for this purpose when it conducts the roadshow to
exhibit the first stamps that will be printed.
"Now, to drum up interest about his visit, on November 3 we will have a moving
exhibit. It's about the four popes for whom Philpost has issued stamps already. The
mail boxes will be installed wherever we will have the moving exhibit, same in
Tacloban, Davao, Manila or SM Aura."
This will be the second Pope Francis stamp in the country. In April this year during
the anniversary of his election as Pope, Philpost also printed special stamps featuring
the pope's image. Philpost partnered with the Vatican Post in the design and printing
of this earlier stamp.
Philpost usually issues special stamps for papal milestones: the visit to Manila of
Pope Paul VI in 1970; the visits in February 1981 and January 1995 of John Paul II;
the death in 2005 of Pope John Paul II; and his canonization together with Pope John
XXIII this year.
Since Pope-related stamps are not issued often, there are actually no Pope Stamp
collectors in the country, except for those who really collect all items related to popes.
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"If ever they are not active members (of philatelic groups) and it's hard to find where
they are. Normally they are not stamp collectors but only souvenir collectors because
there are so few issues of papal stamps here for them to form a decent collection,"
said Rey Ong, president of the Philippine Philatelic Federation.
Still, according to Philpost, demand is high for papal stamps printed in the
Philippines. When they printed the twin canonization stamps this year, they received
numerous calls from Italy from people wishing to book orders.
Ordinary No More
Nothing can hinder JILs pastors and leaders from a deeper quest for God.
NO the cost of traveling many miles away from home to a place of a different
time zone
the trouble of studying in a school (even at an age past good eyesight and
sharp memory)
even the risk of being terminated from a fulltime and stable secular job.
That was what the sixty-eight (68) pastors, church coordinators and select
core leaders of the North American Hemisphere (NoAH) of the JIL
International Operations proved.
No ordinary students
Traveling from across the different parts of the USA and Canada, they
gathered at JIL Cornerstone in Toronto, Ontario, Canada from August 18September 1, 2014 for the Advanced Pastoral and Shepherding Ministry
Course of the Bro. Eddie School of Ministries International (BESMI).
What could have caused their zeal? Partly because it was the first ever BESMI
program outside the Philippines. But mostlyand primarilybecause of their
simple desire to be found efficient AND faithful as they carry out the delicate
calling of God in their lives.
That, they obtained... and more. Because BESMI is a Bible school and more.
No ordinary curriculum
With in-depth teachings on the most fundamental topics such as theology,
soteriology, hermeneutics and bible prophecies, their already gifted minds
were sharpened.
Through exhaustive discussions on the practical basics of pastoral skill and
practice such as church planting, church growth, concept formation,
outlining and homiletics, their already hardworking hands and feet were
strengthened.
Coupled with stirring lessons on the core principles of pastoring such as
shepherding ministry, leadership pitfalls and finishing well, their already
burning hearts were set ablaze.
Reinforced with firsthand accounts on the history and principles of this church
born from the very heart of God, their already surging bloods were pumped
up.
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Then, through fresh impartations from God through the personalized talks of
their apostolic parents and spiritual leaders, Bishop Bro. Eddie Villanueva and
Dr. Sis. Dory Villanueva, their already uplifted spirits were stirred.
Laced with some fun-filled activities such as group presentations, Philippine
games and a Gala night, their already vigorous bodies were bolstered.
Finally, wrapped up with the mighty move and power of the Holy Spirit, their
entire beings were ministered to and empowered.
Holistic in every way, students were baffled. They never expected that a
discussion in theology or homiletics would make their eyes wet and red! Such
a balance between the heart and the mind demanded this declaration at
the end of the course:
JIL NoAH will never be the same again!
No ordinary accounts
But even while they were still halfway through the course, most of the students
already wanted to go home. That is, back to their respective churches
toapply what they have learned in BESMIstraightaway.
We were given a vision, but we didnt know how to fulfill the vision, they
would say. But now, were excited to go back and start making Gods vision
come alive!
Even NoAH Operations Director, Rev. Bong M. Gonzales, share the same
thoughts, Today, we do not only have the passion, we also have the ability.
Because we have spent time to learn.
Such was the impact of the BESMI training to them that, seasoned pastors
and leaders as they are, they were still encouraged and edified.
For others, it was having the DNA of the church they have been called to
serve ingrained in their bloods. Church coordinator Sister Cora Criss, who
came to know Christ in the USA, shared how badly she desired to enroll in
BESMI to know what the JIL Church distinctly is.
No ordinary outcome
And yet, if these were all that the 68 students gained from BESMIbeing
equipped in the ministry and being rooted in the JIL ChurchBESMI failed.
Because, as Bro. Eddie has put it, BESMI is not about Bro. Eddie, nor about the
JIL Church. BESMI is all about JESUS CHRIST, the God from whose heart this
church was born.
But BESMI did NOT fail. Because at the end of the course, all the 68 students
cry was: JUST TO PLEASE GOD.
With such a mantra as that, indeed, JIL NoAH will never be the same again!
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Because they did not only enter in a Bible school. They encountered the God
of the Bible.
Aquino creates committee

on papal visit
By Marc Jayson Cayabyab, INQUIRER.net
President Benigno Aquino III has ordered the creation of a committee that will
coordinate preparations for Pope Francis visit this October 23-27, 2014 and in
January 2015.
In Memorandum Circular No. 72, Aquino created Papal Visit 2015-National
Organizing Committee (PV-NOC).
As instructed by President Aquino, all heads of the different government
departments, local governments as well as the private sectors are encouraged to
participate and coordinate all efforts to make sure that the visit of His Holiness in our
country this month and next year will be well organized and peaceful, Executive
Secretary Paquito N. Ochoa Jr. said in a statement on Friday.
The committee will be chaired by Ochoa, and vice-chaired by the Foreign Affairs
Secretary. Among the members are the Secretaries of the Departments of National
Defense, Interior and Local Government, Public Works and Highways, Health,
Transportation and Communications, Tourism, the Presidential Communications
Operations Office, Armed Forces Chief of Staff, National Police Chief, and
Metropolitan Manila Development Authority Chairman.
It will coordinate the efforts of the public and private sectors, including the central
committee of the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines, which will lead the
religious and civil plans of the visit.
Pope Francis is set to visit the victims of Super Typhoon Yolanda in Leyte,
Glenda, Mario and habagat in Metro Manila and Luis in Bicol and the 7.2
magnitude earthquake in Bohol.
http://www.vatican.va/holy_father/john_paul_ii/travels/
Papal visit items issued
Caritas Manila on Thursday said Pope Francis displays and memorabilia are
now available as part of the preparation for the pontiffs arrival in January
next year.
Executive Director and Radio Veritas President Father Anton Pascual said the
Pope Merchandise campaign is meant to support Pope Francis advocacy
in the continuing mission to fight poverty.
Our Social Service and Development Ministry is the sole entity authorized to
release collaterals using the official logo for the benefit of the poor, he said
in Pilipino.
He said Caritas has developed items such as t-shirts, pins, decals and other
collectibles to promote Pope Francis visit.
Pascual said donations would be welcome apart from the purchase of
memorabilias to be gathered into the pool of funds together with other forms
of assistance to be distributed particularly during the papal journey to meet
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the survivors of the earthquake in Bohol and Typhoon Yolanda in Visayas,
Agaton in Mindanao, Glenda, Luis and Mario in Luzon.
The coming of Pope Francis is the fourth pastoral visit following Pope Paul VI in
1970 and John Paul II in 1981 and 1995.
Pursue Peace and Be Holy, Without which No One Can See God
Happy blessed victorious anniversary to my JIL Church Worldwide family!
We are again at one historic moment in the life of this precious ministry born
from the very heart of God. After 36 years of experiencing monumental
growth and phenomenal expansion all over the world, we cannot help but
recall our humble beginnings.
It all started with a small Bible study composed of 15 students of the
Polytechnic University of the Philippines. Yet this seemingly insignificant
number merely became proof of Gods infinite love and great power. The
whole wide world is a witness to this truth. By the power of the Holy Spirit, we
have been able to reach even the remotest parts of the Philippines, as well
as, the farther ends of the earth.
Though the journey was not without great challenges and obstacles, we are
able to look at the bigger picture, and all we see is Gods amazing grace
poured upon us. He is certainly a faithful Master, true to all His wonderful
promises in His Word. All that we, as a Church, have gone through merely
affirm His word in Hebrews 13:5, Never will I leave you, never will I forsake
you. And with this same promise He sends us to the world now with a fresh
revelation message to direct all our plans and undertakings:
Pursue peace with all people, and holiness, without which no one will see the
Lord: looking carefully lest anyone fall short of the grace of God; lest any root
of bitterness springing up cause trouble, and by this many become defiled;
lest there be any fornicator or profane person like Esau, who for one morsel of
food sold his birthright. For you know that afterward, when he wanted to inherit
the blessing, he was rejected, for he found no place for repentance, though
he sought it diligently with tears. For you have not come to the mountain that
may be touched and that burned with fire, and to blackness and darkness
and tempest, and the sound of a trumpet and the voice of words, so that
those who heard it begged that the word should not be spoken to them
anymore. (For they could not endure what was commanded: And if so much
as a beast touches the mountain, it shall be stoned or shot with an arrow.
And so terrifying was the sight that Moses said, I am exceedingly afraid and
trembling.) But you have come to Mount Zion and to the city of the living
God, the heavenly Jerusalem, to an innumerable company of angels, to the
general assembly and church of the firstborn who are registered in heaven, to
God the Judge of all, to the spirits of just men made perfect, to Jesus the
Mediator of the new covenant, and to the blood of sprinkling that speaks
better things than that of Abel. See that you do not refuse Him who speaks. For
if they did not escape who refused Him who spoke on earth, much moreshall
we not escape if we turn away from Him who speaks from heaven, whose
voice then shook the earth; but now He has promised, saying, Yet once more
I shake not only the earth, but also heaven. Now this, Yet once
more, indicates the removal of those things that are being shaken, as of
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things that are made, that the things which cannot be shaken may remain.
Therefore, since we are receiving a kingdom which cannot be shaken, let us
have grace, by which we may serve God acceptably with reverence and
godly fear. For our God is a consuming fire. (Hebrews 12:14-29)
This divinely inspired theme for our 36th Anniversary certainly brings us back to
the core of our mission. As a church redeemed by the blood of Christ, we are
endowed with the identity as a glorious church, holy and without blemish. Our
calling is clear to walk in His statutes and please Him in all aspects of our
existence. This means only one thing: we are set apart solely for the Holy God.
Such is the reason why we never give up in our mission to bring all peoples to
the Kingdom of the Living God regardless of race, status, belief and religious
affiliations through the saving, healing, delivering, and transforming power of
the Lord Jesus Christ.
There is nothing that can stop us from reaching out to lost souls and
proclaiming the truth in Romans 5:10, For if, while we were Gods enemies,
we were reconciled to him through the death of his Son, how much more,
having been reconciled, shall we be saved through his life! We persevere
not only because we have been commissioned to do this but more
importantly, we feel the heartbeat of God for the salvation of fallen mankind.
His deepest desire is for all men to be reconciled with Him because this is the
only way to experience genuine and lasting peace. Our Lord Jesus Christ
emphatically gave us this promise in John 14:27, Peace I leave with you; my
peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your
hearts be troubled and do not be afraid. Apart from Him, peace can never
reside in a persons life. And since we know that it is Gods will for all to
experience this kind of serenity, we will untiringly offer this message to all.
Consequently, the peace which we desperately want for our country and the
entire world will forever be elusive if pursued without the knowledge of the
Prince of Peace. For us to truly attain a harmonious society, all we need is the
peace of God that is birthed from a genuine relationship with Him. Hence, our
relentless efforts to spread the Good News, proclaiming Jesus is Lord, to the
ends of the earth.
Therefore, as part of His glorious church, redeemed to be his beloved children
and faithful disciples, let us respond to Gods call to pursue peace and to be
holy! With passion and commitment, we pledge our entire being to God,
knowing that we exist solely for the pleasure of our Creator. And in this new
chapter of the JIL Church, we anticipate the greatest reward at the end of
the road to see Him face to face and remain in His loving presence
throughout eternity!
Again, happy, blessed, victorious and glorious anniversary to my JIL Church
Worldwide family!
All glory, honor and praise to the only One who is worthy our Prince of
Peace, the Lord Jesus Christ!
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Pope Francis present at National Catechetical Month launch
JARO, Iloilo City, Iloilo, October 8, 2014 The launching of the National
Catechetical Month in Iloilo came with a twist with the presence of Pope Francis.
Before the Holy Mass Jaro Archbishop Angelo N. Lagdameo and priest concelebrants
posed for a groupie shot with Pope Francis at the entrance of he National Shrine
of Our Lady of Candles (Jaro Metropolitan Cathedral).
Pope Francis is the photo standee distributed by Catholic Radio Veritas 846,
encouraging people to have a picture with the Pope to promote the papal visit on
October 23-27, 2014 and again on Jan. 15-19, 2015.
After the Holy Mass, a floral offering was made before the tomb of the late
Archbishop Jose Maria Cuenco, to commemorate his 43rd death anniversary, and also
as a tribute to him for being the first Filipino Bishop of Jaro and the founder of the
dioceses Pius XII Institute of Catechetics, the pioneer catechetical school in the
country.
A short memorial lecture entitled Hagiographical Catechesis and the New
Evangelization followed at the Pius XII Institute Catechetical and Pastoral Center
given by Dr. Linda Tacorda, Ph.D., of the Jaro Archdiocesan Commission on
Catechesis and Catholic Education (ACCCE).
This years National Catechetical Month carries the theme Ikay kag Ako: LAIKO;
Ikaw, Kita, KATEKISTA! (Fr. Mickey Cardenas)
Hapag-asa joins Popes fight vs. hunger
MANILA, Oct. 10, 2014 In response to the Holy Fathers call to address
widespread hunger, a social worker invites all Filipinos to work together in reversing
the high incidence rate of malnutrition and starvation in the country.
We can always team up to put an end to widespread hunger. Here in the Philippines,
there are still many kids who often experience hunger and are pitifully malnourished,
said Finda Lacanlalay over Church-run Radyo Veritas in response to Pope Francis
call to make global hunger a thing of the past.
Lacanlalay, who is the national coordinator of Hapag-asa, a Church-backed program
that has been in the feeding business since 2005, faults rampant economic hardships
as the main reason behind the staggering number of Filipino children who are starving
and malnourished.
Hapag-asa is a combination of the Tagalog words for table (hapag) and hope (pagasa).
She added that the Church, the State, as well as the private sector must join forces in
order to address these issues more effectively.
She explained, however, that the solution required does not so much mean making
food available to more people, as ensuring them the accessibility of quality, nutritious
food.
Malnutrition is a result of prolonged hunger. That is to say, many young people go
hungry. This is where Hapag-asa comes in, because it is our mission to help them out
of hunger by giving them food that is not only sufficient, but nutritious, Lacanlalay
said.
According to her, Hapag-asa is open to collaborating with other organizations in the
country in the fight against malnutrition.
In late 2013, the Holy Father made a public appeal urging the faithful to support
Caritas Internationalis One Human Family, Food for All campaign which aims to
eradicate the prevalence of poverty-caused hunger.
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The scandal that millions of people suffer from hunger must not paralyze us, but
push each and every one of us to act: singles, families, communities, institutions,
governments, to eliminate this injustice, the Argentine pontiff was quoted as saying.
Based on the Hunger Statistics of the World Food Programme, there are as many as
800 million individuals worldwide who sleep on an empty stomach. (Raymond
A.Sebastin)
Vatican Releases Pope's Program to Sri Lanka, Philippines
Pope Francis will make his second apostolic visit to Asia this January in his first
voyage to Sri Lanka and the Philippines.
This morning, the Vatican released the Pope's itinerary for his trip, Jan 12-19, which
will include speaking at the canonization of Blessed Joseph Vaz in Colombo, Sri
Lanka, as well as a meeting with youth and a lunch with survivors of calamities in the
Philippines.
Here below is the Vatican-provided program:
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Program of Pope Francis' Apostolic Voyage to Sri Lanka and the Philippines
(12-19 January 2015):
Monday (Jan. 12):
19:00 Departure from Romes Fiumicino Airport for Colombo
Tuesday (Jan. 13):
09:00 Arrival at the International Airport in Colombo; Welcoming Ceremony (Speech
by Pope Francis)
13:15 SPEECH TO THE BISHOPS OF SRI LANKA At the Archdiocese of Colombo
17:00 COURTESY VISIT TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC At the
Presidential Residence
18:15 INTERRELIGIOUS MEETING at the Bandaranaike Memorial International
Conference Hall (Speech by Pope Francis in English)
Wednesday (Jan. 14):
08:30 Holy Mass and Canonization of Blessed Joseph Vaz at Galle Face Green in
Colombo
(Homily by Pope Francis in English)
14:00 Transfer by helicopter to Madhu
15:30 MARIAN PRAYER at the Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Rosary at Madhu
(Speech by Pope Francis in English)
16:45 Transfer by Helicopter to Colombo
Thursday (Jan. 15):
08:15 Visit to the Chapel Our Lady of Lanka at Bolawalana
08:45 Departure Ceremony from the International Airport of Colombo
09:00 Departure by plane from Colombo to Manila
17:45 Arrival from Sri Lanka Villamor Air Base, Manila
Motorcade to the Apostolic Nunciature Taft Avenue, Manila
Friday (Jan. 16):
9:15 Welcome Ceremony Malacaan Palace, Manila
10:15 Meeting with Civil Authorities and the Diplomatic Corps (Speech by Pope
Francis)
Motorcade to the Cathedral-Basilica of the Immaculate Conception (Manila
Cathedral)
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11:15 Mass with Bishops, Priests, and Religious Cathedral-Basilica of the
Immaculate Conception, Manila (Homily by Pope Francis)
Motorcade to the Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay
17:30 Encounter with Families Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay (Speech by Pope Francis)
Saturday (Jan. 17):
08:15 Departure for Archdiocese of Palo Villamor Air Base
09:30 Arrival at Tacloban Airport
10:00 Holy Mass Tacloban Airport (Homily by Pope Francis)
12:45 Lunch with the Poor and Survivors of Calamities at Gonzagahaus (Residence of
the Archbishop of Palo) Palo, Leyte
15:00 Blessing of the Pope Francis Center for the Poor Palo, Leyte
15:30 Meeting with the Priests and Religious at Cathedral of Our Lords
Transfiguration (Palo Cathedral) Palo, Leyte (Speech by Pope Francis in English)
17:00 Departure for Manila
18:15 Arrival at Manila Villamor Air Base
Sunday (Jan. 18):
09:45 Brief Meeting with the Religious Leaders
10:30 Encounter with the Youth Pontifical University of Santo Tomas, Espaa,
Manila (Speech by Pope Francis in English)
Motorcade to Rizal Park, Manila
15:30 Concluding Mass, Rizal Park, Manila (Homily by Pope Francis)
Monday (Jan. 19):
09:45 Departure Ceremony at Villamor Air Base
10:00 Departure for Port Moresby Villamor Air Base
17:40 Arrival at Port Moresbys Jackson International Airport
Popes PH visit itinerary released
MANILA, Nov. 14, 2014 Pope Francis will bring his message of mercy and
compassion to at least 11 different venues in the province of Leyte and Metro Manila
during his Apostolic Visit to the Philippines on January 15 to 19, 2015.
Pope Francis is expected to arrive in Manila from Sri Lanka, the first leg of his Asian
trip, around 5 p.m. on January 15, and will go on a motorcade to his residence in
Manila.
The following morning, January 16, the pope will be officially welcomed by President
Benigno Aquino III at Malacaang Palace on J. P. Laurel Street in Manila and will be
followed with a meeting with the members of the diplomatic corps.
After the Palace reception, he will go on a motorcade to the Cathedral-Basilica of the
Immaculate Conception, also known as the Manila Cathedral in Intramuros for a Mass
with bishops, priests, and the religious.
After the Mass, Pope Francis will also have an encounter with families at the Mall of
Asia Arena in Pasay.
On January 17, the pontiff will visit some areas devastated by Typhoon Yolanda in
Leyte particularly Tacloban City and its adjacent town of Palo.
Pope Francis will offer Mass upon his arrival at the Tacloban Airport and will later
dine with the poor and survivors of recent natural calamities at the residence of the
Archbishop of Palo.
Among those who will be sharing lunch with the Pope are victims of the 7.2
magnitude earthquake that levelled several century-old churches in Bohol.
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He will also bless the Pope Francis Center for the Poor and visit the Cathedral of Our
Lords Transfiguration, both in Palo, to meet with priests and the religious before
going back to Manila on the same day.
On January 18, the Pope have a brief meeting with the religious leaders and will meet
young people at the Pontifical University of Santo Tomas in Manila. In the afternoon,
he will go on a motorcade for the Concluding Mass at Quirino Grandstand in Rizal
(Luneta) Park.
Pope Francis will leave for Port Moresby for the canonization of Peter ToRot on
January 19.
Archbishop Socrates Villegas, president of the Catholic Bishops Conference of the
Philippines (CBCP), said that Pope Francis is bringing the joy of Gospel personally,
to us, on the five special days in January that we have officially announced.
But the bishops reiterated that the papal visit carries a message of pastoral love,
mercy and compassion and it is through the understanding and living out of this
message that the grace will flow.
I invite you all, my fellow Filipinos, to extend a hearty and warm welcome to our
Pope. But most importantly let us open our hearts to the message he will bring and,
even now, extend the love, mercy, compassion and kindness that he practices to one
another, that he may find in our country a blessed, kind, and grateful people, Villegas
said.
Let us all work and act together to make his visit a moment of grace for us and our
country, he said. When Pope Francis comes, he will show us the face of God. When
the Pope sees us Filipinos, may he see the living God in us.
The official itinerary is as follows:
January 15, 2015 Arrival from Rome Villamor Air Base Motorcade to the Apostolic
Nunciature Taft Avenue, Manila
January 16, 2015
Welcome Ceremony Malacaan Palace, Manila Motorcade to the Cathedral-Basilica
of the Immaculate Conception (Manila Cathedral)
Mass with Bishops, Priests, and Religious Cathedral-Basilica of the Immaculate
Conception (Manila Cathedral)
Motorcade to the Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay Encounter with Families Mall of Asia
Arena, Pasay
January 17, 2015
Departure for Archdiocese of Palo Villamor Air Base
Arrival at Tacloban Airport
Holy Mass Tacloban Airport
Lunch with the Poor and Survivors of Calamities at Gonzagahaus (Residence of the
Archbishop of Palo) Palo, Leyte
Blessing of the Pope Francis Center for the Poor Palo, Leyte
Meeting with the Priests and Religious at Cathedral of Our Lords Transfiguration
(Palo Cathedral) Palo, Leyte
Departure for Manila Arrival at Manila Villamor Air Base
January 18, 2015 Brief Meeting with the Religious Leaders and Encounter with the
Youth Pontifical University of Santo Tomas, Espaa, Manila Motorcade to Rizal
Park, Manila Concluding Mass, Rizal Park, Manila
January 19, 2015
Motorcade from the Apostolic Nunciature
Departure for Port Moresby Villamor Air Base (CBCPNews)
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Message of the Archbishop of Palo on the Pastoral Visit of the Holy Father to
the Archdiocese of Palo
MAY Almighty God be praised! The news confirming the Holy Fathers coming in
January fills us with gratitude to God who has given us this very special favor. The
decision of Pope Francis to come to the Philippines, and especially to visit the
Archdiocese of Palo to show solidarity with the victims of the Yolanda catastrophe
was very unexpected, but is also very much welcome. Let us all pray that this
pastoral visit of the Supreme Shepherd of the Universal Church may bring hope and
encouragement, unity and peace to all so that we may rise from the destruction
unleashed by the fury of Yolanda to a better and brighter tomorrow.
We are trying our best to prepare for this great event and are very thankful for the
help and support of our leaders in the Church and in Government, and of many groups
and individuals. Manila expects millions of pilgrims. We, too in Leyte are expecting
hundreds of thousands to join us. We are preparing for them as well. Let us prepare
for this together, without bickering and without undermining each others
participation. The Philippines is now united in praying fervently for Pope Francis; let
us also contribute our own good will and efforts, in ensuring that the apostolic visit of
the Roman Pontiff may not be marred by any untoward incident and that it may truly
be a time of grace for our country and for everyone.
Many dioceses in the Visayas suffered much especially due to the Bohol earthquake
and the Super Typhoon Yolanda. As we suffered together so should we also rejoice
together, for in faith we understand that the Lord, in his mercy and compassion, does
not only try us and test our faith; He also continues to provide us with good things,
through Christ Our Lord.
+ JOHN F. DU, D.D.
Archbishop of Palo
November 14, 2014
Publication of the program for the Apostolic Visit to the Philippines of Pope
Francis
Distinguished representatives of television and radio broadcasters, of newspapers and

magazines and of internet communications;
Dear journalists,
Our encounter this evening opens the doors, so to speak, for the Apostolic Visit of
Pope Francis, already announced for January next year, from the 15th to the 19th, and
anticipates it with the publication of the program.
His Eminence, Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle, Archbishop of Manila, his Excellency
Socrates Villegas, Archbishop of Lingayen Dagupan and President of the Catholic
Bishops Conference of the Philippines, and together with the representatives of the
various organizing commissions have illustrated the main aspects of the visit, the
places involved and the principal theme, Mercy and Compassion.
We shall share the experience of Pentecost with the people of Jerusalem, when the
apostles went out from the Cenacle and announced, with joy and the power of the
Holy Spirit, that Jesus is the Lord and Savior.
Then they went throughout the world, establishing the first Christian communities.
This will happen in Manila and in Tacloban and Palo with the physical presence of
the successor of Peter, Pope Francis, who constantly invites the faithful to renew their
personal relationship with Christ.
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Pope Francis dreams of a missionary impulse capable of transforming everything so
that the Churchs customs, times and schedules, language and structures can be
suitable chanelled for the evangelization of todays world rather than for her
preservation (Apostolic Exhortation, Evangelii Gaudium, n. 27)
He will go to the geographical and existential peripheries. We will listen to him as if
he were speaking to each one of us. Every tear, every sorrow and every hope he will
make his own.
The expectation of the Filipino people calls to him, and he will come.
May we experience an intense spiritual preparation for this encounter with grace and
mercy.
+ Archbishop Guiseppe Pinto, DD
Papal Nuncio to the Philippines
CBCP Press Statement on the Announcement of the Final Itinerary of the Papal
Visit
Today our official joy begins. We have had this secret joy in our hearts since the first
news of a visit by the Holy Father Pope Francis came out. But today we announce it
to you and to the world. Pope Francis is bringing joy of the Gospel personally, to us,
on the five special days in January that we have officially announced.
The days leading up to January 15 will be busy if not frenzied for people in the
Church and in Government who are tasked with preparing for the events. There will
be great interest and curiosity about the who, the what, the how, and the why of the
visit. There will be an appetite for the minutiae, the littlest and even the most trivial
things: what the Pope will eat, what he will drink, etc. But as, we, the bishops, said in
our pastoral letter last July, the visit of Pope Francis carries a message of pastoral
love, mercy and compassion and it is through the understanding and living out og
this message that the grace of joy will flow.
Pope. But most importantly let us open our hearts to the message he will bring and,
even now, extend the love, mercy and compassion and kindness that he practices to
one another, that he may find in our country a blessed, kind, and grateful people. Let
us all work and act together to make his visit a moment of grace for us and our
country.
When Pope Francis comes, he will show us the face of God. When the Pope sees us
Filipinos, may he see the living God in us.
+SOCRATES B. VILLEGAS
Archbishop of Lingayen Dagupan
President, Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines
November 14, 2014
Message of Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle on the release of the program of the
Popes visit
TODAY the Vatican released the program of His Holiness Pope Francis pastoral visit
to the Philippines on January 15 19, 2015. We cannot contain our joy. We want the
whole Filipino nation to know of this good news.
The pastoral visit of Pope Francis will surely bring much blessing to all of us,
especially to the poor, the survivors of calamities both natural and human-caused, and
the victims of different types of injustice. The concern and solidarity of Jesus the
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Good Shepherd will be palpable in the person and presence of Pope Francis. With
him, let us share Jesus love to all.
The Popes visit also calls us to personal and social responsibility. As disciples of
Jesus Christ driven by the Holy Spirit, we will be challenged to reach out with love to
the neglected and abandoned, to help heal the wounds inflicted on children, women
and families, to respect neighbors who differ from us, to form the youth in responsible
freedom, to value life and creation, and to imbue our culture and society with mercy
and compassion. With him let us spread the Gospel of hope with joy.
Our excitement needs to be purified and strengthened by constantly listening to the
Word of God, by frequently participating in the Eucharist, by sincerely repenting of
our sins, and by habitually doing acts of justice and love. With Pope Francis pastoral
visit, Gods mercy and compassion will embrace all Filipinos!
+ LUIS ANTONIO CARDINAL G. TAGLE
Archbishop of Manila
14 November 2014
The visit (October 22-November 15, 2014)

The Purpose of the Apostolic Visit
The visit of His Holiness Pope Francis to the Philippines on October 23 to 27, 2014
and January 15-19, 2015 is indeed a great blessing to a nation whose covenant with
God has been tested in various ways, but which has also savored many triumphs in its
four centuries of Christian faith.
The spotlight will not be on the person of the Pope but on the communities devastated
by Haiyan, the strongest typhoon on record and Rammasun, whose destructive
path displaced four million people and flattened a million homes. Pictures of
survivors, carrying religious images and clutching their rosaries while fleeing in the
height of the typhoons devastation, are images of faith that have struck a chord in the
common humanity that brings the world together in times of tragedy.
Pope Francis will be with the people of Bulacan, Metro Manila, Rizal, Cavite,
Laguna, Lucena in Quezon, Naga in Camarines Sur, Iloilo, Cebu, Tacloban and Palo
in Leyte as they recount their stories of survival, pray for their dead, and continue to
rebuild their lives. Our compassionate shepherd comes to show his deep concern for
our people who have gone through devastating calamities, especially in the Luzon,
Visayas.
He comes to confirm us in our faith as we face the challenges of witnessing to the Joy
of the Gospel in the midst of our trials, states the Pastoral Letter issued by the
bishops of the Philippines on July 4, 2014 to prepare the People of God for the
Apostolic Visit of Pope Francis.
The 2014 and 2015 visit is also in response to the invitation of civil authorities, which
affords the Holy Father the chance to meet the faithful in Manila, the nations capital.
Christians from all walks of life are urged to prepare spiritually for the Popes
forthcoming visit, embracing the mercy of God and becoming a merciful people,
concretely by extending an act of mercy every day and by frequenting the Sacraments
of Reconciliation and the Eucharist.
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When the Pope comes, he will bring with him the message of the mercy and
compassion of God. When he meets us, may he see in us a people touched by the
mercy of God, living out the compassion of God, a people truly rich in mercy and
compassion and grateful to those who have shown mercy to us especially after various
calamities hit our country, the Pastoral Letter states.
Pre-Papal Activities (October 1-23, 2014)
Quezon City Diamond Jubilee
QUEZON CITY BEGINS ITS COUNTDOWN TO 75: A golden party for Manilas
largest city
AS the largest city in Metro Manila, Quezon City is known as an all-in-one

metropolis with its many historical landmarks, business and commercial hub, premier
tertiary institutions, and government offices. Of course, it is also home to thousands of
citizens.
Indeed, there is so much to celebrate in Quezon City what with decades of progress
and growth attained by past and present leaderships. Thus, in the citys lead-up to its
75th anniversary in October 2014, the local government has rolled out a year-long
series of activities for the landmark event.
The 75th-year celebration of cityhood gives us the perfect opportunity to show off
what Quezon City has to offer. This is why we are inviting everyone to become part
of our citys many celebrations as we collectively show our support and pride as
residents of this premier city, said QC Mayor Herbert Bautista.
Month-long landmark event
Quezon City was established on October 12, 1939, and Mayor Bautista wanted to host
the grandest celebration for its 75th anniversary with activities representing the values
of the city that continue to be upheld.
To start off with a thanksgiving celebration and novena began on October 3, which
encourages the citys religious to pray and be grateful to the heavens will run until
October 12 at the Quezon City Hall.
The famous Quezon Memorial Circle (QMC), meanwhile, was the site of the Senior
Citizens Walk on October 4, as well as the five-day Jubilee Scout Jamborette, which
will conclude today.
On October 6, the city will unveil the Diamond Jubilee coffee table book, a
commemorative coin and stamps, and its landmark Mural of History.
Shoppers are also in store for huge discounts in three SM Malls for the Super QC
Sale, which runs until October 12.
Highlighting numerous food hubs and restaurants around the city, the Maginhawa
Food Festival is slated on October 11. According to the mayor, this aims to promote
Maginhawa St. and its adjacent roads as food and tourist destinations of Quezon City.
Located near the University of the Philippines Diliman campus in Sikatuna Village,
the local government saw the areas potential when food establishments mushroomed
in the neighborhood, catering to students living on a budget. Food establishments and
offbeat shops offering unique but affordable items have become popular along this
long stretch, attracting food enthusiasts from north to south.
Besides the Maginhawa Food Festival, Quezon Citys six districts will have boodle
fights, concerts, street parties, and inter-district competitions to promote community
development and solidarity. There will also be livelihood projects and city wide
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medical missions, job fairs, a fun run, sports exhibitions and tournaments, including
the Martsa ng Musiko.
On the eve of the Diamond Jubilee on October 12, a Grand Diamond salubong will be
held, where participants can expect firework displays, marching bands, a 60-foot long
Quezon City airship, and a float parade.
The largest Zumba fitness outdoor party will also be held at the QMC in the same
day. This outdoor party aims to attract 9,000 residents to join an hour of non-stop
dance routines. This is an attempt to break the Largest Zumba Class Guinness
World Record that India is currently holding, which had 6, 671 participants.
To cap the momentous day, the Gawad Parangal Grand Night will take place at the
Smart Araneta Coliseum, recognizing exceptional individuals from Quezon City.
With QCs Diamond Jubille celebration extending past October, the local government
has scheduled more activities until the end of the year. Some events to look forward to
include an inter-barangay street soccer tournament, health and wellness fairs, an
international film festival, international marathon, a pride march, academic
conferences, and the highly-anticipated opening of the Quezon City Museum which
will serve as the legacy of Quezon Citys Diamond Jubilee.
For more information on Quezon Citys 75th Diamond Jubilee, visit its official
Facebook page.
Countdown to QC Diamond Jubilee
Quezon Citys first district held a grand celebration of Quezon Citys 75th Founding
Anniversary. La Loma and San Francisco Del Monte of District 1, Quezon City
mounted concerts and street parties that begun yesterday and continued early morning
today, the official start of Quezon Citys Diamond Jubilee.
The two points were linked for a bigger celebration via audio and video feed and
connected through PLDT.
La Lomas street party and concert was hosted by DJ Eva Ronda. The party was open
to La Lomas community and was accompanied by fun games and performances. La
Lomas famous lechon was also served. Constituents of La Loma were treated to a
host of performances from bands and artists Roochies Band, Kalookalikes, Ken Chan,
Shermaine Santiago, Aia de Leon of Imago, Scarlet Band, Luke Mejares and Cueshe.
Del Monte on the other hand featured star-studded and musical performances from the
cast of Walang Tulugan, 6 Cycle Mind, and Siakol. The entertainment was
accompanied by a Banchetto set-up at Roosevelt-Del Monte Ave. for those present at
the concert.
Both countdown points met Quezon Citys 75th Founding Anniversary with a
spectacular fireworks show and band performances.
The events were organized by Quezon City District 1 Representative Francisco
Calalay Jr. and were conceptualized and staged by VPF Creative Productions.
Gabay Guros biggest tribute for teachers
PLDT Gabay Guros annual Grand Gathering (2G) remains the countrys grandest
tribute event for teachers. Held Oct. 5 this year at the Mall of Asia Arena, the fivehour, star-studded extravaganza took over 20,000 participating teachers down
memory lane, even as big prizes raffled off have them looking to a brighter future.
Top celebrities performed for a grand Throwback Party. Side A opened with a
rousing number, followed by Concert Queen Pops Fernandez who sang the biggest
dance hits from the 80s. She was joined onstage by the groups EB Babes, The
Maneouvres and UMD who showcased the dance steps theyve popularized
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throughout the years. An added treat was the appearance of the UP Pep Squad that
had people breathless over their renowned cheerleading dance skills.
Comedian Ate Gay, who has joined PLDT Gabay Guro in several trips across the
country for their various activities, brought the house down with his jokes and
hilarious numbers. Ate Gays repartee and antics onstage with comedians Regina,
Dax Martin and Joel Oliveros were also well-received.
Noel Cabangons rendition of his poignant modern classic Kanlungan got everyone
teary-eyed as a video presentation that showed the daily sacrifices teachers make in
service of the Filipinos flashed on giant screens. Then came the reunion spot of 90s
OPM stars Manilyn Reynes, Dingdong Avanzado, Jessa Zaragoza and Rachel
Alejandro featuring the biggest hits of their careers.
Ogie Alcasid delivered an upbeat inspirational number, then no less than Regine
Velasquez, Dulce and Jonalyn Viray came onstage minutes later. The trio blew the
crowd away with a tribute number that had them hitting the highest notes. The song
Believing In Me, the official PLDT Gabay Guro song for teachers done with the
Mandaluyong Chorale at 2G, was moving, empowering.
Also at the event were Iya Villania who took to the harness and flew all over the
place in an Air Dance number; and Alice Dixson who presented a throwback dance
medley production. The winners of this years Bb. Pilipinas gave heartfelt speeches
about teachers.
PLDTs top brass Manny V Pangilinan and PLDT Gabay Guro Chairman Chaye
Cabal-Revilla raffled off the top prizes. These were a house and lot from Camella
Homes, a brand new car from Haima, an APE Piaggo 3-wing van from AutoItalia, a
pangkabuhayan tricycle from Honda and a motorcycle from PR Savings Bank. Other
major sponsors are Ever Bilena, Smart, Sun Cellular and Cignal.
Hunk actors Mikael Daez, Sam Milby and Derek Ramsay got the teachers swooning.
Aside from thanking the teachers for their invaluable contribution to society, they
helped raffle off other prizes that ranged from retailers SIM pack and gadgets such as
laptops and mobile phones, to P100,000 in cash.
Earlier in the program, Department of Educations (DepEd) Toni Umali, famed
broadcaster Mike Enriquez, and PLDT Homes Ariel Fermin awarded 10 schools with
PLDT Home DSL Broadband connection and Cyberya package.
Gabay Guro is a group of volunteers dedicated to changing the lives of those who
changed ours by focusing on the core program of the foundation benefiting the
Filipino teachers. The core program is defined by the pillars by which Gabay Guro is
anchored onScholarships, Trainings, Housing and Educational Facilities,
Livelihood Programs, Broadbanding and Computerization and Teachers Tribute.
In December, Gabay Guro will conduct trainings in Sabah and a teachers tribute in
Kuala Lumpur.
For more information, visit www.gabayguro.com and like the Facebook
Page www.facebook.com/gabayguro or follow us on Twitter and Instagram
at @PLDTGabayGuro.
FABC Plenary Program
The Twelfth Plenary Assembly of the Federation of Asian Bishops' Conferences

(FABC) will open with a Eucharistic celebration on October 21 at Manila Cathedral
with Cardinal Francis Arinze, Papal representative to the assembly, as presider. This
will be followed by the official opening of the meeting at San Carlos Seminary, in
EDSA, Guadalupe Nuevo, Makati City.
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The afternoon of the first day and the morning of Wednesday, October 22, will be
devoted to the discussion of a working paper on the conference theme Living the
Eucharist with Christ in Asia. Wednesday afternoon will be a discussion on the
Statutes of the Federation, while Thursday, October 23, will see groupings of the
participants according to regions; including a conference on The Word of God and
the Eucharist by Archbishop Thomas Menamparampil of Guwahati, India.
For Friday, October 24, the workshop reports of the regional groupings will be
presented as well as activity reports from the nine FABC offices, which carry out the
basic activities of the Federation.
The morning of Saturday, October 25, will be open for interventions of individual
bishops' conferences while the late afternoon and evening of this day will distribute
the participants to some 12 parishes in Metro Manila for a pastoral exposure and
dinner with local communities.
The Plenary will end on Monday morning, October 27, with the final document of the
meeting and the concluding Eucharist at the conference venue, Pius XII Center,
Manila. All in all, some 120 delegates and participants are expected, representing the
18 member-bishops conferences of the Federation and 11 associate members. The
general theme of the assembly is Living the Eucharist in Asia. This will be the
fourth time that such a plenary takes place in Manila, after the foundation of the
Federation in Manila in 1970, the 6th Plenary Assembly in January 1995 and the 9th
Plenary Assembly in August 2009.
Beatification of Pope Paul 6
Benedict XVI will attend beatification of Paul VI

Pope-emeritus Benedict XVI will attend the beatification ceremony for Pope Paul VI
on Sunday, October 19, the Vatican has announced.
The retired Pontiff is one of three living prelates who were elevated to the College of
Cardinals by Pope Paul VI. The other two-- Cardinal Paulo Evaristo Arns, the retired
Archbishop of Sao Paulo; and Cardinal William Baum, the former head of the
Apostolic Penitentiary-- are also expected to attend the beatification.
Pope Francis will preside at the beatification ceremony, which will be held in St.
Peter's Square on Sunday morning. On Monday, Cardinal Angelo Scola of Milan,
Milan Province, Lombardy, Italy -- the archdiocese that Paul VI led from 1954 until
his election to the papacy in 1963-- will celebrate a Mass of thanksgiving at the
Roman basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls.
Pope Francis Beatified

Pope Paul VI Today
Pope Francis on Sunday beatified Paul VI during a heavily attended Mass in
St. Peters Square, at which he said of the pope who closed the Second
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Vatican Council that he led the Church with wisdom and a vision of the
future.
The pontiff said that Paul had noted that the Church, especially the Synod of
Bishops which Paul established, must observe the current world and social
situation to make sure the Church adjusts its methods to address the growing
needs of our time and the changing conditions of society.
Paul VI - who served as pope from 1963-1978 - was beatified, the first step
toward eventual sainthood, at the ceremony closing the extraordinary
bishops synod that has focused on the family, and the beatification marks
the third 20th century pope that Francis has elevated this year, after his
canonizations of John XXIII and John Paul II on April 27.
The Vatican-certified miracle attributed to the intercession of Paul VI, which
allowed him to be beatified, concerned a California boy whom doctors had
said would be born with serious birth defects, but who - after the mother
refused to abort the fetus - was born without any problems and is now a
healthy teenager.
For Paul to be made a saint, a second miracle will need to be certified by the
Vatican.
The former Giovanni Montini, as Paul VI, was the first jet age traveling pope
and the author of the controversial encyclical Humanae Vitae, which
established the Churchs current opposition to abortion and birth control
measures.
The Vatican said some 70,000 people attended the Mass, including former
Pope Benedict XVI, whom Paul VI had named a cardinal in 1977.
Pope Francis Beatifies an Earlier Reformer, Paul VI
VATICAN CITY Pope Francis on Sunday beatified Pope Paul VI, who died in
1978 after shepherding the church through a period of internal reform amid
an era of social and political change and growing challenges to the churchs
traditional teachings.
The ceremony closed a two-week assembly of bishops, known as a synod,
convened by Francis to discuss how the church can best offer guidance to its
flock in light of the complexities faced by many families today.
The synod report approved Saturday evening revealed divisions among the
bishops over changing church teachings on marriage and families. The
tumultuous closed-door discussions suggested that many bishops are
challenged by efforts to change traditional church teaching, such as that
regarding offering communion to divorced and civilly remarried Catholics, or
the issues of cohabitation and same-sex couples.
In his homily Sunday, the pope quoted Pope Paul VI, who concluded the
work of the historic Second Vatican Council that introduced significant
reforms and changed how the church communicated with other faiths as
well as nonbelievers, the faithful and the modern world.
By carefully surveying the signs of the times, we are making every effort to
adapt ways and methods to the growing needs of our time and the
changing conditions of society, the pope said, quoting from a 1965 apostolic
letter written by Paul VI.
Change, Pope Francis said, is not to be feared. God is not afraid of new
things! That is why he is continually surprising us, opening our hearts and
guiding us in unexpected ways, he said in a message to 70,000 people
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gathered in St. Peters Square for the beatification, including about 200
bishops and clerics who participated in the synod and were attending the
Mass.
Giovanni Battista Montini, cardinal of Milan, was elected Pope Paul VI in 1963
following another reformist pope, John XXIII, who became a saint this
year along with Pope John Paul II.
Paul VI was a pope of many firsts, Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re told reporters
last week. He was the first pope to stop wearing a papal tiara to show that
the authority of the pope is not tied to temporal power, and when he sold
the tiara to raise funds, he gave these to the poor, a sign of his commitment
to social justice.
Aside from the reforms instituted by the Second Vatican Council, he cleaned
house, abolishing the pontifical court and simplifying the Curia, the Vaticans
administrative arm, which Pope Francis is also trying to reform.
Paul VI understood the importance of the arts for the church and
inaugurated the Vatican Museums collection of modern art.
He promoted Christian unity and ecumenical dialogue. He was the first pope
to travel to Israel before the Vatican officially recognized the state, and the
first pope to visit six continents during his 15-year papacy.
He is also remembered for his 1968 encyclical Humanae Vitae (Of Human
Life), which reaffirmed the churchs opposition to artificial birth control.
The beatification followed the certification in May of a miracle attributed to
Pauls intercession: the healing in 2001 of an unborn child whom doctors
expected to be born with a number of birth defects. The boy, now 13, is a
healthy American teenager whose identity is being withheld at the request of
his parents.
A second miracle would be required for Paul VI to become a saint.
In his papacy, Paul VI tried to find common ground between the churchs
progressive and conservative elements, and after the Second Vatican
Council he instituted the Synod of Bishops to foster continued dialogue
among clerics and the Vatican.
Beyond a personal affinity with Pope Paul VI, the current pope has chosen to
bring closer to sainthood a man who had the ability to open a climate of
important discussion on many issues, said Alberto Melloni, a Vatican expert
and church historian. He is beatifying the idea that Paul VI acted in a holy
way when he opened discussion, instead of saying, Stop, this cant be
debated, he added.
Popes Homily at the

Beatification Mass of
Paul VI
Here is the translation of the Holy Fathers homily at the Celebration of Mass
for the Closing of the Synod of Bishops and the Beatification of Pope Paul VI.
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We have just heard one of the most famous phrases in the entire Gospel: Render to
Caesar the things that are Caesars, and to God the things that are Gods (Matthew
22:21).
Goaded by the Pharisees who wanted, as it were, to give him an exam in religion and
catch him in error, Jesus gives this ironic and brilliant reply. It is a striking phrase
which the Lord has bequeathed to all those who experience qualms of conscience,
particularly when their comfort, their wealth, their prestige, their power and their
reputation are in question. This happens all the time; it always has.
Certainly Jesus puts the stress on the second part of the phrase: and [render] to God
the things that are Gods. This calls for acknowledging and professing in the face
of any sort of power that God alone is the Lord of mankind, that there is no other.
This is the perennial newness to be discovered each day, and it requires mastering the
fear which we often feel at Gods surprises.
God is not afraid of new things! That is why he is continually surprising us, opening
our hearts and guiding us in unexpected ways. He renews us: he constantly makes us
new. A Christian who lives the Gospel is "Gods newness" in the Church and in the
world. How much God loves this newness!
Rendering to God the things that are Gods means being docile to his will, devoting
our lives to him and working for his kingdom of mercy, love and peace.
Here is where our true strength is found; here is the leaven which makes it grow and
the salt which gives flavour to all our efforts to combat the prevalent pessimism which
the world proposes to us. Here too is where our hope is found, for when we put our
hope in God we are neither fleeing from reality nor seeking an alibi: instead, we are
striving to render to God what is Gods. That is why we Christians look to the future,
Gods future. It is so that we can live this life to the fullest with our feet firmly
planted on the ground and respond courageously to whatever new challenges come
our way.
In these days, during the extraordinary Synod of Bishops, we have seen how true this
is. "Synod" means "journeying together". And indeed pastors and lay people from
every part of the world have come to Rome, bringing the voice of their particular
Churches in order to help todays families walk the path the Gospel with their gaze
fixed on Jesus. It has been a great experience, in which we have lived synodality and
collegiality, and felt the power of the Holy Spirit who constantly guides and renews
the Church. For the Church is called to waste no time in seeking to bind up open
wounds and to rekindle hope in so many people who have lost hope.
For the gift of this Synod and for the constructive spirit which everyone has shown, in
union with the Apostle Paul "we give thanks to God always for you all, constantly
mentioning you in our prayers" (1 Th 1:2). May the Holy Spirit, who during these
busy days has enabled us to work generously, in true freedom and humble creativity,
continue to guide the journey which, in the Churches throughout the world, is
bringing us to the Ordinary Synod of Bishops in October 2015. We have sown and we
continued to sow, patiently and perseveringly, in the certainty that it is the Lord who
gives growth to what we have sown (cf.1 Cor 3:6).
On this day of the Beatification of Pope Paul VI, I think of the words with which he
established the Synod of Bishops: "by carefully surveying the signs of the times, we
are making every effort to adapt ways and methods to the growing needs of our
time and the changing conditions of society" (Apostolic Letter Motu Proprio
Apostolica Sollicitudo).
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When we look to this great Pope, this courageous Christian, this tireless apostle, we
cannot but say in the sight of God a word as simple as it is heartfelt and important:
thanks! Thank you, our dear and beloved Pope Paul VI! Thank you for your humble
and prophetic witness of love for Christ and his Church!
In his personal journal, the great helmsman of the Council wrote, at the conclusion of
its final session: Perhaps the Lord has called me and preserved me for this service
not because I am particularly fit for it, or so that I can govern and rescue the Church
from her present difficulties, but so that I can suffer something for the Church, and in
that way it will be clear that he, and no other, is her guide and savior (P. Macchi,
Paolo VI nella sua parola, Brescia, 2001, pp. 120-121). In this humility the grandeur
of Blessed Paul VI shines forth: before the advent of a secularized and hostile society,
he could hold fast, with farsightedness and wisdom and at times alone to the helm
of the barque of Peter, while never losing his joy and his trust in the Lord.
Paul VI truly rendered to God what is Gods by devoting his whole life to the
sacred, solemn and grave task of continuing in history and extending on earth the
mission of Christ (Homily for the Rite of Coronation: Insegnamenti I, 1963, p. 26),
loving the Church and leading her so that she might be a loving mother of the whole
human family and at the same time the minister of its salvation (Encyclical Letter
Ecclesiam Suam, Prologue).
Pope Francis' Visit to the Asia and Oceania (October 23-November 12, 2014)
The Pope visited the Philippines on October 23 to 27, 2014 in time for the grand
prayer assembly and annual founding anniversary celebration of Evangelical
Protestant born-again Christian and Roman Catholic Charismatic renewal religious
movement Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide at Luneta, Rizal Park, Manila on
October 26, 2014. Some 3 million people lined the streets to welcome Pope Francis,
who arrived on October 23, 2014, three days after the Beatification of Pope Paul VI
on October 19, 2014 at the Vatican.
The five-day visit was the Popes first overseas trip after he led the canonization rites
in the third week of October of the same year.
Tagle: Church on
track for Mass
March 11, 2014 - Despite scaling down the templete to be built in the Rizal Park, the
Manila Archdiocese has all the resources it needs in hosting the DWXI Prayer
Partners Foundation International Family Appointment with El Shaddai was held for
the grand prayer assembly and annual founding anniversary thanksgiving celebration
of Evangelical Protestant Born-Again Christian and Roman Catholic charismatic
renewal religious movement Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide and annual birthday
celebration of television evangelist and Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide founder,
president and spiritual director Bishop Bro. Eddie C. Villanueva this October.
Cebu Archbishop Jose Palma assured that preparations for the national thanksgiving
mass are on right.
Were on schedule. We will not postpone the Thanksgiving Mass, he said in jest.
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Palma said physical preparations are the most laborious part with a lot to be done.
Last month the committee on venue called for donations of filling materials to level
the site the raise the foundation of the templete by several feet.
Actual construction of the stage of Quirino Grandstand at the Rizal Park has not yet
begun as site development is still ongoing.
Palma said this was no cause for worry. He said he met last Friday with construction
companies who asked how they could help. One of them, National Parks
Development Committee, earlier assured it would develop the entire site for the
historic event.
While they will have to make do with what they have, the Catholics Bishops
Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) president said they expect some more
donations especially for the finishing touches.
The DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation International Family Appointment with El
Shaddai was held for the grand prayer assembly and annual founding anniversary
celebration of Evangelical Protestant Born-Again Christian and Roman Catholic
charismatic renewal religious movement Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide and
annual birthday celebration of television evangelist and Jesus is Lord Church
Worldwide founder, president and spiritual director Bishop Bro. Eddie C. Villanueva
on October 25-27 follows months after the canonization of Blessed John the 23rd and
John Paul the Second on April 27, 2014 and the national pilgrimage around the
country.
Organizers of the Thanksgiving Mass are looking for donors of filling and
construction materials to help backfill the 29-hectare lot to be used as the venue for
the activity.
The cost of building the templete was scaled down from P10 million to P5 million.
The Manila Archdiocese said it has so far gathered more than P30 million in
donations for the Mass or about half of their P60 million target.
Temporary shelters will be provided by the Manila City government for pilgrims
attending the Triduum masses or three-day masses before the October 26 event.
The traveling image of Calungsod will leave the country for Rome on April 15. It will
be brought back to the country on April for the Duaw Nasud (national visitation) for
trips to various parts of the Philippines before returning to Manila on October
22. Correspondent Jessa Chrisna Marie J. Agua with a story from Reporter Ador
Vincent Mayol
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Pope to lead 300,000 participants at Luneta.
The Luneta will be transformed into a "Millennium Theme Park" on October 25,
starting at 3 p.m., when at least 300,000 participants will keep overnight vigil
wit Pope Francis.
The Holy Father is expected to be with the youth until midnight for evening of
prayers, cultural presentations and concerts.
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World Youth Day

Liturgies to Feature
Filipino Culture, Customs
March 9, 2014 - Liturgical innovations proposed by Filipino youth to make liturgies at
the Jesus is Lord Church Anniversary festival celebration in Manila more a Philippine
expression of faith have all been approved by the Vatican.
Indigenous materials and customs will be incorporated into three Filipino liturgies
during the October 23-27 Papal Visit activities, including the Mass October 26 at
which Pope Francis will preside, according to Sister Margaret Tapang.
The Pious Disciples of the Divine Master nun and WYD liturgical coordinator said
during a forum here March 1 that the ideas came from the youth, who wanted a
celebration that is "alive, youthful, colorful, and dynamic with movements.
Msgr. Socrates Villegas, in charge of the committee for WYD preparations, noted that
they were somewhat surprised when the Vatican retained all the liturgical
innovations the committee proposed.
The Filipino liturgies for the popes visit could pave the way for replacing much of
the European influence in the local Churchs liturgical celebrations, said the Manila
archdiocesan vicar general.
The young people want the celebration to be an expression of their faith and to lead
them to prayer and communion with God and one another, said Sister Tapang, citing
several of the innovations.
To announce the beginning of the opening liturgy on September 21, she said, the
sounding of the tambuli, a trumpet made of carabao horn, will replace the tolling of
Church bells.
The tambuli, used long before the arrival of the Spaniards to gather the people in the
community, will also replace the bells during the Consecration.
Instead of the customary bronze censer, a palayok (pot) made from lahar, mixture
volcanic clay and ash, from Mt. Pinatubo in central Luzon will be used. An
earthenware palayok is traditionally used for cooking rice.
Mass lectors will seek the blessing of the celebrant by performing the mano po, the
reverential gesture of placing an elders hand to ones forehead, instead of the usual
half-bow, Sister Tapang explained.
Youth in native costumes accompanied by sulo (torch) bearers will perform
liturgical dances during certain parts of the Mass and flower petals will also be
strewn, as in the Philippine Santacrusan (blessed cross) processions.
At the youth vigil October 25 the Pope is to attend, the Madonna of Antipolo, Our
Lady of Peace and Good Voyage will be enthroned, Sister Tapang said.
This centuries-old image of the Blessed Mother carved in dark wood is enshrined in
the nearby town of Antipolo and widely venerated by Filipinos.
The concluding Mass October 26 will include the enthronement of the Santo Jude
(Holy Child) of Cebu, accompanied by ati-atihan dancers. Ati-atihan is the central
Philippine tribal religious ritual honoring the Saint Jude.
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Quirino Grandstand
inihahanda na para kay
Pope Francis
Puspusan na ang pagkukumpuni sa Quirino Grandstand sa Luneta na pagdadausan ng
misa ni Pope Francis sa Enero. Nagpa-Patrol si Abner Mercado.
Pinapalitan na ang mga sirang pundasyon ng Quirino Grandstand sa Luneta.
Sinimulan ng DPWH ang trabaho bago pa man ang kumpirmasyon na ang magmimisa si Pope Francis sa Oktubre 2014 at Enero 2015.
Para kay Michael Martinez at saka mga nagtratrabaho dito para anay ito ng
paglilingkod sa para sa lider ng simbahang katolika.
Inaasahan matatapos ang kumpuni ng Grandstand sa katapusan ng Septyembre
Sa isang maituturing na makasaysayan na yugto ng bayan bilang isang katolikong
bansa dito sa Quirino Grandstand, inaasahang isasagawa ang kanyang pinakamalaking
misa sa kanyang pagdalaw sa susunod na taon.
Naalala ni Fr. Aris Sison ang daluyong ng tao noong 1981 na unang magsagawa ng
misa sa Luneta si Pope John Paul the Second. Nagsilbi pa siya pope bearer na misa na
ngayon si Saint John Paul the Second. Sinundan po noong 1995 World Youth Day na
may ituturing na pinakamalaking religious gathering sa buong mundo ayon sa
Guinness Book of World Records. Pero, posibleng mahigitan ito pagdating ni Pope
Francis.
Una nang kinumpirma ng CBCP, English Mass ay sasagawa ni Pope Francis. Abner
Mercado, ABS-CBN News
Papal choir binubuo ng

36,000 miyembro
Started training, the choirs sang the Mass to be held at the Luneta in Pope Francis
arrival in the country. They consist of 36,000 members who are coming out in
different parishes. Exclusive, may report si Jing Castaeda.
Ang ganitong mga tinig ang maririnig sa Papal Mass sa Luneta sa October 2014 para
kay Pope Francis.
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Isa lamang ang Bukas Palad Music Ministry sa nakaparaming mga choir sa iba't-ibang
parokya na kakanta para kay Pope Francis. 36,000 miyembro ang Papal Choir na
kakanta sa misa sa Luneta.
Sinadya ang mga organizers ng Papal Visit ng kumuha ng mga choir mula sa ibatibang parokya sa Metro Manila, Ilocos, Cagayan Valley, North Central Luzon,
Southern Tagalog, Bicol, Western Visayas, Central Visayas, Eastern Visayas,
CARAGA, Northern Mindanao, Southern Mindanao, Central Mindanao at Western
Mindanao para kinatawan ang ibat-ibang simbahan.
Dahil espesyal ang bisita, espesyal din ang kanta sa wikang Ingles, Filipino. Walo sa
sampung kakantahin sa Papal Mass, kasama ang mga orihinal na obra ni Fr. Manoling
V. Francisco, Ryan Cayabyab, Fr. Fruto Ramirez, Charito P. Unite, Fr. Eduardo P.
Hontiveros.
Entrance Hymn: Awit ng Papuri
Kyrie: Panginoon, Maawa Ka
Gloria: Papuri sa Diyos (Francisco)
(http://www.bukaspalad.com/song/papuri_sa_diyos)
Responsorial Psalm
Aleluia: Aleluya (http://www.bukaspalad.com/song/aleluya_0)
Offertory: Paghahandog ng Sarili
(http://www.bukaspalad.com/song/paghahandog_ng_sarili)
Sanctus: Santo (http://www.bukaspalad.com/song/santo_0)
Memorial Acclamation: Si Kristo Ay Gunitain
Amen: Great Amen (World Youth Day 1995)
Our Father: http://www.bukaspalad.com/song/ama_namin_1
Agnus Dei: http://www.bukaspalad.com/song/kordero_ng_diyos
Communion
Tanging Yaman (http://www.bukaspalad.com/song/tanging_yaman)
SaYo Lamang (http://www.bukaspalad.com/song/sa_yo_lamang)
Hindi Kita Malilimutan
(http://www.bukaspalad.com/song/hindi_kita_malilimutan)
Your Heart Today (http://www.bukaspalad.com/song/your_heart_today)
Mahiwaga
Recessional Song: I Will Sing Forever
(http://www.bukaspalad.com/song/i_will_sing_forever)
References: www.bukaspalad.com
Repairs at Quirino Grandstand for Popes visit to be completed next month
Repairs on the Quirino Grandstand in preparation for Pope Francis' visit to the
Philippines in January will be completed next month, according to a report on GMA
7s news program 24 Oras on Thursday.
The Pope will hold a mass at the Quirino Grandstand, where six million are expected
to attend, including five representatives from each of 3,126 dioceses worldwide.
The government has allotted P20 million for the renovation of Quirino Grandstand
which includes repair works for the back stage that will serve as the holding area for
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Pope Francis and for the VIP lobby for Vatican officials, the first family and other
dignitaries as well as celebrity guests.
Meanwhile, Fr. Anton Pascual, a member of the organizing committee for the Papal
Visit, said the Church is very satisfied with the preparations of the government in
terms of security."
He, however, noted that Pope has asked Filipinos to donate to victims of calamities
and spending it for the preparations.
Gusto ng Santo Papa na paggastusan ng malaki... ang mas nais niya kung meron
tayong mai-abuloy, ay ibigay natin sa biktima ng kalamidad, he said. Kathryn
Mae P. Tubadeza/JDS, GMA News
Popes lunch mates: 30

Yolanda, quake victims
250 survivors of Super Typhoon Yolanda, Agaton, Glenda, Luis, Mario and the 7.2magnitude earthquake will have a lunch date with Pope Francis when he visits
Tacloban City and Palo town in Leyte on Jan. 17.
Fr. Chris Arthur Militante, media coordinator for the papal visit of the Archdiocese of
Palo, told Radio Veritas that their Episcopal Sees relief and rehabilitation unit is
selecting the papal lunch mates and the selection would be fair.
They are trying their best to choose people, not only those who had survived
Yolanda but even other calamities, so that the event will be well-represented,
Militante said.
Cebu and Bohol, which were struck by the 7.2-magnitude earthquake on Oct. 15 last
year, are expected to send representatives to the lunch with the Pope.
Priests from the Archdiocese of Palo also reminded the public yesterday that the focus
of the papal visit is to comfort survivors of calamities, including provincial officials as
they are also victims of Yolanda.
The priests made the comment in reaction to reports that Palo Archbishop John Du
said that Pope Francis expressed his desire to stay away from politicians and very
important persons.
Fr. Amadeo Alvero, social communications coordinator for the papal visit, explained
that Pope Francis is not just a religious leader but also a head of state, so he would be
given an official welcome by political leaders of the places he would visit in October
2014 and January 2015.
Militante said perhaps what Du meant was that the pontiff would be visiting the
country as the Churchs pastoral leader and his focus was to console and comfort
Yolanda survivors. He noted that Dus statement was just taken out of context.
The pope loves all of us, Alvero added.
Grandstand repair ongoing
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Meanwhile, the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) has allotted
more than P20 million for the repair and rehabilitation of Quirino Grandstand and
Rizal Park in preparation for Pope Francis mass there on October 26 and Jan. 18.
As of last week the DPWH has completed 30 to 40 percent of repairs, according to
DPWH-National Capital Region director Reynaldo Tagudando.
The interior of the Quirino Grandstand was repainted and the cable and electrical
wiring and plumbing system were fixed.
A portion of the budget would also be used for portable toilets and chairs, for
construction of the platform where the chairs would be installed, and construction of a
bridge that would lead to the stage.
According to the DPWH, capacity of the north and south wings of Quirino
Grandstand is 2,100 people, 500 priests in front of the stage, and 250 for seating.
The parade ground could accommodate 5,000 people while the rest of the crowd
could occupy the grassy area at the grandstand.
Tagudando said the DPWH is expecting about 5 million people to attend the mass.
Since Rizal Park can only accommodate 1.2 million, people are expected to spill over
to Taft Avenue, T.M. Kalaw Street, United Nations Avenue, Port Area, Padre Burgos
Drive, Jones Bridge, McArthur Bridge, Quezon Bridge, Ayala Bridge, Anda Circle,
Manila Baywalk and Plaza Miranda.
The DPWH might install speakers and LED screens for the benefit of those positioned
far from the grandstand.
Tight security
Security will be very tight during the popes visit in Leyte, according to Militante.
Fr. Rex Ramirez, local communications coordinator for the papal visit, said
cellphones could be banned, especially for people privileged to get inside the secured
perimeter at the Tacloban airport where the Pope would say mass on Jan. 17.
Ramirez said the security group is still deciding how many people the secured
perimeter can accommodate. With Lalaine Jimenea
Hotel reservations in
Manila rise for Pope's visit
in October and January
As early June, rooms at the Manila Hotel especially the ones facing the Quirino
Grandstand set all are ready fully-booked for the visit of Pope Francis.
Currently, only suites are available at the Hotel.
These suites as the desk view of the Luneta Park and the Quirino Grandstand from the
Manila Hotel. It costs 18,000 pesos per night at fourtunetly, this suite has been
reserved.
Simula na nag-announced ang CBCP and na nag-confirm darating ang Santo Papa,
maraming mga nag-isip na one of the best places to check in
Even the smaller hotels along Roxas Boulevard where the Pope is expected to pass by
already have 60% occupancy reservation rate. For those on a limited budget, there are
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inns in Malate and Ermita like this one, their guests stay at air-conditioned dormitory
for 400 pesos a night.
There is no view; devotees can easily walk to Luneta.
Malapit sa Intramuros, malapit sa Luneta, malapit sa Roxas Boulevard ng mga two
blocks, malapit says Jay Gutierrez.
The hotels are strengthening the systems for the much-awaited visit. The PNP has
expected five million people attend the Popes Mass at the Quirino Grandstand.
Paano icoordinate sa mga barangay and other establishments kung makakahuli
The Public Works and Highways Department expect repairs on the Quirino
Grandstand to be finished by September. Road works along Roxas Boulevard and
renovation of Baywalk underway as well. Nico Baua, ABS-CBN News
Disabled to have special

access to Mass with Pope
Persons with disabilities (PWDs) will have special access to the Mass at the Luneta
which Pope Francis will celebrate when he comes to the country in October and
January.
No ticket will be sold for any event in relation to the papal visit, but to emphasize the
theme of mercy and compassion, there are certain individuals who will be given
special identification cards, special entrance during the Luneta Mass, said Fr. Marvin
Mejia, Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) secretary general,
during the first weekly press briefing for the papal visit on Thursday.
Aside from the bishops, PWDs will have special access to the event. Were asking
each of the 86 archdioceses and dioceses to send five PWDs from their respective
jurisdictions and to provide logistics, including accommodations and transportation,
so they can join the Luneta Mass, Mejia said.
Each archdiocese and diocese will be asked to send 20 priests and five PWDs or those
belonging to the poor sector to the Luneta Mass on Jan. 18, which will formally
conclude Pope Francis apostolic visit to the country before he heads back to the
Vatican the following day.
4-6 million expected
Authorities expect 4 to 6 million people at the Eucharistic celebration at the Luneta.
The Catholic Church, meanwhile, said it was accepting donations in cash and in kind
for the papal visit.
The Church is open to accepting donations from individuals, families and institutions
to help defray the expenses for the visit, said Fr. Anton Pascual, chair of the papal
visit media relations subcommittee and president of Church-run Radio Veritas.
But its important that we follow the request of the Vatican not to spend a lot for the
Popes visit, and the Pontiff would prefer that the money benefit the poor and the
victims of calamities, including survivors of Supertyphoon Yolanda, Agaton,
Glenda, Luis, Mario and the Bohol earthquake, Pascual added.
A source, who refused to be identified because he was not authorized to talk to the
media, said they were trying to limit the expenses for the papal visit to P70 million.
Those who wish to make a donation may address their checks to RCAM-Papal Visit
and deposit them in the following bank accounts: Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI)
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current account No. 0051-0556-75 or Security Bank (SB) savings account No. 0061015085-001.
Donors are then advised to call the Papal Visit Finance Committee at tel. 5272995 so
their donations could be properly acknowledged.
Donors will automatically receive a souvenir since the receipt to be issued to them
will be a commemorative receipt bearing the official logo of the Papal Visit 2015.
Donations in kind will also be accepted.
Mejia said the Church needed things like LCD screens, that is one of the expenses
the Church would have.
No fundraising in dioceses
There are many aspects of the papal visit that we need funding for, but as mentioned,
this should not be a fundraising event. The bishops are also donating from their own
pockets, from their own personal accounts, not from the dioceses because there is no
fundraising in the dioceses, Mejia said.
The Papal Visit Finance Committee is coming up with a budget and a summary of
what the needs are, he added.
He said the finance committee is also coming up with a project and a list of the things
needed for the papal visit.
Pope Francis will be in the country from October 23 to 27 and Jan. 15 to 19.
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No room in the inn:

Ermita hotels almost fully
booked for Pope Visit
There's no more room in the inn. This Christmas saying may now apply to Manila's
Ermita tourist district as Pope Francis' visit to the Philippines draws closer.
Business operators in Manila's tourist district said hotels and inns are almost fully
booked on dates the Pope is in Manila, a report on GMA-7s morning show Unang
Hirit reported Tuesday.
Citing information from the Ermita Malate Business Operators Association, the report
said many reservations had been made in hotels and inns especially for October 24 to
26, 2014 and Jan. 17 and 18, 2015.
On October 24 and January 16, Pope Francis is expected to meet religious leaders and
young people at the University of Santo Tomas in Manila.
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In the afternoon, he will go on a helicopter for the Concluding Mass at Quirino
Grandstand in Rizal Park. He is to depart the Philippines October 27 for Papua New
Guinea.
The television report said there is now no more vacancy at the historic Luneta Hotel,
where members of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines are booked.
On the other hand, hotels and inns at Tacloban City in Leyte are also fully booked in
time for the papal visit.
Tacloban is one of the areas hit hardest by super Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan), when it
devastated Visayas in November 2013 and left at least 6,300 dead.
18k MPD personnel
Meanwhile, the Manila Police District will deploy 18,000 personnel in the city to
secure the papal convoy.
The Pope is due to arrive October 23 and again Jan. 15 for his visit to Metro Manila,
Iloilo, Bacolod, Cebu, Davao and Leyte.
6M expected to attend
papal Mass at Luneta
From 4 to 6 million people are expected to attend the Eucharistic celebration
to be led by Pope Francis at Quirino Grandstand in Manila on October 26,
2014 and Jan. 18 next year.
The Luneta Mass will formally conclude the Popes apostolic visit to the country
before he heads to Port Moresby for the Canonization of Blessed Peter ToRot the
following day, January 19, 2015.
The estimate is between four and six million people in Luneta We are expecting
streets and roads to be filled with people, Ambassador Marciano Paynor, a member
of the papal visit central committee, said in a post on the Catholic Bishops
Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) website.
Paynor said the estimate did not include curious people who would line up the
streets of Manila during the papal motorcade and those who would attend another
Mass near the Tacloban City airport in Leyte province.
The former Philippine ambassador to Israel, who helped arranged Pope John Paul IIs
visit in 1995, said one of the challenges facing the organizers was the crowd expected
to force their way close to the Pontiff, putting his safety at risk.
Paynor has appealed to the public to avoid a people surge toward the Pope to allow
him to keep his schedule.
Executive Secretary Paquito Ochoa assured the public that the government was
making the necessary preparations to ensure the safety of the Pontiff while he is in the
country.
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I think everybody knows Luneta can accommodate millions so we expect that it will
be fully occupied. Also the roads leading to Luneta I think will be crowded, Ochoa
said in a press briefing last week.
We expect a lot of people. In the Visayas, particularly in Tacloban and Palo, we also
expect a lot of people because those are populated areas and there are a lot of devotees
there. We dont have an exact figure but we are prepared based on the estimates that
we have.
Spiritual transformation
The last papal visit to the Philippines, that of Pope John Paul II on January 15, 1995,
attracted around 5 million peoplethe largest papal crowd in historyaccording to
the Guinness World records.
Themed Mercy and Compassion, Pope Francis apostolic visit to the Philippines
from October 23 to 27 and Jan. 15 to 19 is a rare event which local Church officials
predict will give Filipino Catholics a much-needed spiritual transformation.
Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle would not want to give an estimate
on the number of people expected to attend the Luneta Mass. He, however, urged the
faithful, including those who would not be able to go to the areas to be visited by the
Pope, to prepare spiritually for the visit.
By invitation only
The Manila Cathedral rector, Msgr. Nestor Cerbo, said Church officials were
considering all aspects in preparing for Francis visit.
The Pontiff is scheduled to deliver a homily during Mass at the cathedral in
Intramuros on Jan. 16, the second day of the visit. Expected to attend the Mass are
bishops, priests and religious women and men.
Citing the cramped space at the cathedral, organizers have decided to make the papal
Mass a by invitation only event, limiting the number of guests to 10 priests and 5
religious sisters per diocese.
Video walls
Cerbo said the organizers were thinking of setting up video walls outside the
cathedral, which can only accommodate some 2,000 people.
Francis will celebrate Mass in English but the responses will be in the same. He will
also speak in English when he addresses the people.
In Filipino dialects
The Argentinian Pope speaks six languagesSpanish, Italian, Latin, French, German
and English. He spoke in English during his recent visit to South Korea.
Cerbo said either the songs or the prayers of the faithful during the Eucharistic
celebration in Manila Cathedral might be delivered in the same.
Apart from the Masses at Luneta and in Manila Cathedral, the Holy Father will
also celebrate Mass in Tacloban.
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Papal choir to render new

hymns during Popes
Luneta mass
A 1,000-member Papal choir from different parishes and choir groups across the
country will render never-before-heard Church hymns especially created for a Holy
Mass to be presided by Pope Francis at the Quirino Grandstand in Manila on January
18, 2015.
Forming part of the Papal Choir is the multi-awarded Bukas Palad Music Ministry, a
contemporary musical group whose songs have played a significant part in the local
Church and the liturgy.
Since its inception in 1986, the group has recorded 19 albums with the Jesuit Music
Ministry of the Jesuit Communications Foundation, a ministry of the Philippine
Province of the Society of Jesus (SJ) based at the Ateneo de Manila University in
Quezon City.
Many of the most popular and well-loved praise songs in the country were first sung
and recorded by the group such as Hindi Kita Malilimutan, Tanging Yaman,
SaYo Lamang, Anima Christi, and I Will Sing Forever.
ONE WITH THE CONGREGATION
According to Bukas Palad founding member Norman Agatep, who works as
managing director and chief creative officer of Havas Worldwide Manila, the choir
members do not really see their participation in the Papal mass as a performance.
We are part of the 1,000-voice choir that will contribute to the celebration of the
Holy Eucharist. We shall be engaging the congregation through song during the
mass, he said.
Last Saturday, November 29, twenty-five Bukas Palad pioneer members out of an
estimated 170 members, had their first general rehearsal with all the other members of
the Papal Choir.
We have just received the scores of all the songs and have been practicing on our
own, he added.
Agatep shared that all the hymns for the entire mass are new songs composed by his
Bukas-Palad co-founder Fr. Manuel Manoling Francisco, S.J.
ALL ORIGINAL SONGS
All the songs for the much-anticipated papal mass were written by Fr. Manoling
except for two Jamie Riveras We Are All Gods Children (the official theme
song for the papal visit) which will be sung after the Holy Communion and Trina
Belamides Tell the World of His Love (the official theme song for the papal visit
of Pope John Paul II in 1995) which will be the final song.
The Entrance Hymn; Lord Have Mercy; Glory to God; Alleluia; Preparation of Gifts;
Holy, Holy; Memorial Acclamation; Great Amen; Our Father; Lamb of God; and a
hymn for the Holy Communion are all Fr. Manolings original pieces.
A musical genius who composed the iconic Hindi Kita Malilimutan, as a first year
high school student at the Ateneo, he wrote the songs after being commissioned to do
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the important task by Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP)
president and Lingayen Dagupan Archbishop Socrates B. Villegas last July.
Popes Luneta Mass is

open to the public but
concelebrating priests need
to register
Tickets and special passes are not needed and will not be issued for the Mass to be
celebrated by Pope Francis at the Quirino Grandstand in Rizal Park (Luneta), Manila
on October 26 and January 18.
This was reiterated by Rev. Fr. Rufino C. Sescon Jr., member of the Papal Visit
Steering Committee coordinating the Luneta Mass, the highlight of the Holy Fathers
five-day visit in the Philipines.
The Mass is open to the public, and there will be vigil prior to the celebration, Fr.
Sescon said, noting that the Eucharistic Celebration is scheduled at 3:30 p.m.
Pope Francis will travel to Rizal Park immediately with a help of Presidential
Helicopter.
Fr. Sescon also reminded foreign-based Filipino priests who wish to concelebrate
Mass with the Holy Father at the Luneta that while a number of slots have been
allocated for this, they need to register and be accredited for the activity.
Interested priests are required to email their ID, celebret and an ID-sized photograph
to lunetamass@gmail.com not later than December 27. They will receive a reply
from the Committee to confirm their registration and acceptance of their request to
concelebrate with the Holy Father.
All priests duly accredited to take part in the Eucharistic celebration will be issued a
card which will be released personally to them on January 12-14.
Manila biz org vows no

rate hike in hotels during
Pope visit
Looking for hotel rooms in Manila in time for the papal visit in January? Check out
the establishments marked by Pope Francis posters for a good deal.
The Ermita-Malate Business Owners Association (Emboa) said member hotels and
lodging houses would maintain regular rates in the week when millions of Catholic
devotees and tourists are expected to pour into the city from Jan. 15 to 19.
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Our member hotels did not increase their room rates for the papal visit. The prices
that we apply for January are the regular prices for the season, said Emboa president
Michelle Pe, reacting to concerns raised by two weeks ago by a Church official over
some hotels that had reportedly raised their rates to cash in on the event.
Emboa counts 34 hotels and lodging houses as members, including Bayview Park
Hotel, Luneta Hotel, Diamond Hotel, Manila Manor Hotel, and the H2O Hotel.
According to the websites of some Ermita and Malate hotels, the cheapest, single-bed
rooms would cost between P1,500 and P3,500 a night during the time of the Popes
visit.
Pe, who runs Miramar Hotel along Roxas Boulevard, noted that the demand for hotel
rooms in January, especially on the days of the papal visit, had spiked but that there
were still many hotels with vacancies.
Most of the hotels along Roxas Boulevard and TM Kalaw Avenue are almost fully
booked on those days. But there are still many hotels in the Ermita and Malate
districts that still have many rooms available, Pe said Wednesday.
To attract guests, Pe said some establishments are themselves cheering the pontiffs
arrival. Our member hotels will be putting up posters of Pope Francis with our logo
and the words Welcome His Holiness Pope Francis on their front doors. This way,
people will know that they can get good rates on rooms on those hotels, as well as
knowing that the establishment they will be checking in is safe and secure, she said.
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3 STEPS FOR 6 MILLION: Luneta crowd to be taught how to dance Sinulog

before Pope Francis
CEBU CITY, Philippines Cebuano choreographer Val Sandiego will be teaching
three basic steps to about six million people expected to throng Manilas Rizal Park
for the last major event of Pope Francis visit to the country in January.
Sandiego gave Cebu Daily News, a tutorial of the basic moves of the Sinulog dance in
his studio in Capitol Site, Cebu City.
When you watch it in one vast crowd, the steps are very easy to follow and you can
see the synchronized movements, he said.
A long-time devotee of the Santo Nio, the head of the famed Sandiego Dance
Company often performs in the religious Fiesta Seor every January as well as the
colorful Sinulog parade.
He said the dance would be broken down to three basic steps and would use less
footwork but more hand movements due to space limitations at the Luneta. (See
photo sequence on this page or view video in cebudailynews.inquirer.net)
One will be the classic one-step-forward-two-steps-backward Sinulog motion that
portrays flowing water (sulog is the Visayan word for current of a river or the
sea). Two other dance positions portray the offering of prayer and thanksgiving.
The Sandiego Dance Company of Cebu was chosen by organizers of the papal visit to
present a traditional Sinulog dance before Pope Francis in a Mass at the Quirino
Grandstand at the Rizal Park (popularly known as Luneta) on Sunday, October 26 and
again on Jan. 18, the popes last day in the country before going to Port Moresby.
The performance will coincide with the feast of the Sto. Nio and the Sinulog festival
in Cebu where the original image of the holy child was given in 1521 as a baptismal
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gift by Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan to Humamay, wife of chieftain
Rajah Humabon.
Cebu, which is considered the cradle of Christianity in Asia, is not in the official
itinerary of the pope.
But Francis would still see the Sinulog dance through Sandiegos group.
It will be the first time Sandiego, who dances with his wife Ofelia, and the company
will miss performing in the annual Sinulog Grand Parade.
Its been a tradition for the dance company to wake up early to dress up at 2 a.m. and
hear Holy Mass in their dance studio before heading out to the street for the parade.
But Val said his group would still be able to dance during the Santo Nio fluvial
procession in the Mactan Channel on Saturday, before flying to Manila.
Sandiegos group will be given two-hours to practice on stage at the Quirino
Grandstand and at the same time demonstrate to the crowd how to dance the Sinulog
before the papal mass starts in the afternoon.
The Pope is scheduled to address the youth in a morning assembly at the University of
Sto. Tomas in the afternoon of Friday after the International Youth Forum Mass on
October 24, 2014 and January 16, 2015 and then celebrate Mass at the Rizal Park on
Sunday, October 26, 2014 and January 18, 2015.
Sandiego said he would suggest that they use the jingle Sinulog! Syagit ug Kusog,
with its vigorous music of drum beats and shouts of Pit Senyor!, to accompany the
dance.
I think its not hard to teach these basic steps to millions of people. Its like a zumba
dance class. The people who will be participating are religious and willing to
sacrifice. You will expect that something very good will happen, he said.
The 50-member Sandiego Dance Company will be dressed in Spanish-era costumes
with the men wearing red and gold uniforms of Spanish soldiers.
They will bring candles, white handkerchiefs, swords and shields, for a dance drama
that tells the story of the coming of Christianity to Cebu.
One of the influences of Spain was the gift of faith and we are very proud of it,
Sandiego said.
Its not all about the choreography. What matters most is the offering. We offer this
dance to the Sto. Nio and show the Holy Father that the Filipino family is something
to be proud of.
Archbishop Socrates Villegas, president of the Catholic Bishops Conference of the
Philippines, suggested last week that the crowd of mass goers bring with them their
icons of the Holy Child.
Kung meron tayong six million people, sana meron ding six million images ng Sto.
Nio na dala-dala natin, he told TV Patrol last week.
He said the people would be taught how to dance the Sinulog habang naghihintay
kay Pope Francis. (While waiting for Pope Francis)
Sandiego said the essence of the Sinulog was not the music or the performance.
The message here is that we pray together and we dance the Sinulog as a form of
prayer, Sandiego said.
Medical teams being organized for papal visit
MANILA, Dec. 9, 2014 The Philippine government has begun preparations for the
Pope Francis visit next month by organizing medical teams to attend to the millions
of Filipinos expected to participate at various papal events from Jan. 16 to 19 in
Manila, Tacloban City and Palo town, both in Leyte.
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We expect at least one to two million people in Tacloban Airport on January
17th and some five to six million Filipinos at the open air Mass at the Quirino
Grandstand at the Rizal Park, said Health Undersecretary Teodoro Herbosa, in an
interview with CBCP News late Tuesday afternoon.
He said they are looking forward to have at least 25 medical teams composed of a
minimum of four medical doctors, nurses and other medical staff.
They will also have medical ambulances on standby.
Herbosa said medical professionals from the University of Santo Tomas would attend
to the health concerns of the faithful during the event at the pontifical university.
Coordination has also been established between the Department of Health and the
Cardinal Santos Memorial Medical Center.
He also advised the Filipino faithful to bring their own food and drinking water and
refrain from buying from peddlers to prevent possible food poisoning.
We are also calling on everyone with medical conditions to bring their respective
medicines, Herbosa added.
He said they look forward to establishing at least two field hospitals near the Quirino
Grandstand to attend to emergencies because of the expected heavy traffic.
Herbosa recalled their experience during the World Youth Day in January 1995 when
all major thoroughfares leading to the Quirino Grandstand stood still. Then Pope John
Paul II had to be ferried by a presidential helicopter to Rizal Park for his mid-morning
Mass.
He said medical professionals from Regional Field Unit VIII in Tacloban City will be
augmented by doctors and nurses from Central and Western Visayas.
There is also a possibility that medical staff from Regional Field Unit No. 5 in
Legazpi City would join their Visayan counterparts. (Melo M. Acua/CBCP News)
DOH exec advises Pinoys attending papal events to bring own food, water,
medicines
December 10, 2014 7:35pm

Filipinos wanting to attend events during Pope Francis' visit in January should bring
their own food, water and medicine, a Department of Health official advised
Wednesday.
DOH Undersecretary Teodoro Herbosa said bringing one's own food and drinking
water instead of buying from vendors could prevent possible food poisoning.
We are also calling on everyone with medical conditions to bring their respective
medicines, he said in an interview with the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the
Philippines news site.
Pope Francis is to attend several events in Manila and Leyte during his visit in the
country from Jan. 15 to 19.
Herbosa said they expect at least one to two million people in Tacloban Airport on
January 17 and some five to six million Filipinos at the Mass at Quirino Grandstand.
25 medical teams
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At least 25 medical teams, each with four medical doctors, nurses and other medical
staff, are being organized for the visit, he said.
The DOH will also have medical ambulances on standby.
Medical professionals from the University of Santo Tomas will attend to the health
concerns of the faithful during the event there.
Also, the DOH is coordinating with the Cardinal Santos Memorial Medical Center.
2 field hospitals at Luneta
Meanwhile, Herboso said they may set up at least two field hospitals near the Quirino
Grandstand to attend to emergencies due to the expected heavy traffic.
He cited their experience during the visit of now Saint John Paul II in 1995, when
traffic was gridlocked in all major thoroughfares leading to the Quirino Grandstand.
The Pope had to take a presidential helicopter to Rizal Park for the mid-morning
Mass.
Medical staff boost
Herbosa said doctors and nurses from Central and Western Visayas may bolster
medical professionals from Regional Field Unit 8 in Tacloban City.
The DOH is also considering having medical staff from Regional Field Unit 5 in
Legazpi City joining their Visayan counterparts. Joel Locsin/VC, GMA News
Mga pupuntahan
ni Pope Francis
ininspeksiyon
ng CBCP, DPWH
Ni Doris Borja (Pilipino Star Ngayon) | Updated December 13, 2014 - 12:00am
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Puspusan na ang pagsasaayos ng Quirino Grandstand bilang paghahanda

sa isasagawang misa rito ni Pope Francis. (Edd Gumban)
Sinimulan nang inspeksiyunin ng Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines

(CBCP), Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH), Metropolitan Manila
Development Authority (MMDA), Philippine National Police (PNP) ang Quirino
grandstand at iba pang lugar na pupuntahan ni Pope Francis sa Enero 2015 bilang
bahagi ng paghahanda sa pagdating ng Santo Papa.
Pangunahing pagtutuunan ng pansin ng grupo ang seguridad lalo pat napag-alamang
hindi sumusunod sa protocol si Pope Francis kung saan bigla na lang itong bumababa
para makihalubilo sa mga tao sa kalagitnaan ng kanyang motorcade.
Nais naman ng CBCP na gawing simple lang ang okasyon dahil katatapos lang ng
mga kalamidad sa bansa.
Samantala, inihahanda na rin ng DPWH ang mga concrete barrier na ilalatag sa
Luneta alinsunod sa kahilingan ng Vatican na kailangang may dadaanan pa rin ang
Santo Papa para makalapit sa mga tao.
Palace may declare papal

visit a holiday
By Delon Porcalla, The Philippine Star
Posted at 12/15/2014 9:05 AM
MANILA - Malacaang may declare the five-day visit of Pope Francis to the
Philippines in January next year a holiday but advised the public to wait for an official
announcement.
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Press Secretary Herminio Coloma Jr. said the government is doing its best to make
the January 15 to 19, 2015 papal visit successful, and part of efforts to make it so is to
ensure that every Filipino witnesses and enjoys the event.
He also said declaring a holiday would help authorities manage traffic in Metro
Manila more efficiently, especially along thoroughfares where the papal motorcade is
expected to pass.
Lets wait for the decision. We just want to give everyone the opportunity to witness
the visit of the Pope, Coloma said over the weekend in an interview over state-run
dzRB.
In late November, Manila Mayor Joseph Estrada declared a four-day holiday during
the papal visit.
The former President explained that the city government has to ensure the security of
Pope Francis when he visits the Manila Cathedral, Philippine International
Convention Center in Pasay City, the Quirino Grandstand in Rizal Park, the
University of Santo Tomas and the residence of the Papal Nuncio in Manila.
We are ready to secure Pope Francis. The security preparations for him are
coordinated efforts between the local and national level. We have been closely
coordinating with both the Philippine National Police (PNP) and the military,
Estrada said.
We also have to secure the devotees who will sleep or stay in vigil during the popes
visit, he added.
The PNP earlier activated its Joint Task Force Papal Visit 2014-2015 to ensure public
safety during the visit. The Presidential Security Group was tapped to serve as closein security for the popes entourage. With Rudy Santos
http://globalnation.inquirer.net/115666/simple-chairs-for-simple-pope/
Simple chairs for the

Grand Pope
Knowing Pope Francis preference for grand things, artisans tasked to craft the papal
chairs are making sure the finished products will suit his taste for simplicity.
The Argentine Pontiffs three papal chairsone for each of the three big events
scheduled in Manilawill be made of Philippine mahogany without many
embellishments, according to Robert Cruz, owner of VitreArtus, a 20-year-old
producer of liturgical arts and furniture.
We know how Pope Francis is. So if we give him a grandiose chair, he might not use
it. He might pull a monobloc chair instead, Cruz told reporters.
For the papal chair that will be installed during the Eucharistic celebration to be led
by Pope Francis at Quirino Grandstand in Manila on Jan. 18, the papal coat of arms
with the Papal Tiara will be prominent, flanked by wooden carvings shaped like
anahaw leaves to give it a Filipino touch.
Its base and sides will also be adorned with bamboo while a small relief sculpture of a
shepherd with an inscription Ang Mabuting Pastol (the Good Shepherd) will be
placed above the backrest, Cruz said.
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It is in Filipino, not in Latin, so that it will be more understandable and people can
easily identify with it, he explained.
At least 6 million Filipinos are expected to attend the Holy Mass at Luneta, which will
formally conclude the Popes apostolic visit to the country before he heads to Port
Moresby for the Canonization of Blessed Peter ToRot the following day, then to
Singapore and Suva on 21 and 22, and New Zealand from 23 to 26 and Australia from
26 to February 2.
For the Pontiffs meeting with families at SM Mall of Asia Arena on Jan. 16, the
papal chair will be more modern but still without adornments except for some goldpainted leaves that will provide the accent, he said.
Simple but beautiful
The papal chair for the event at the University of Santo Tomas will also exude the
same quality: noble, simple, but still beautiful, he added.
For the Luneta event alone, Cruzs Laguna-based firm will make more than 30 pieces
of liturgical furniture, which include seven candelabras, a 5-foot lectern, 10 chairs for
the bishops concelebrating with Pope Francis and 14 other chairs for the readers and
other lay members.
VitreArtus has also been commissioned to fabricate the altar, which Cruz said would
be painted pale yellow with a copper accent and green anahaw patterns. This will be
double the size of a regular altar, he pointed out.
We already stopped accepting new commissions and we might not have a Christmas
break to finish these in time for the papal visit, said Cruz, who has 70 workers to
help him finish the job.
Fr. Alex Bautista, chair of the Commission for the Cultural Heritage of the Church in
the Diocese of Tarlac, also helped with some of the designs of the furniture, which
Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle has delivered to the Vatican for
approval.
I think the designs were already approved last week, Cruz said.
While everything would be simple, he said it was still important to put serious and
careful work into the furniture as this would help people experience God through the
liturgy.
The liturgy is about the worship of God so everything in it has to be directed toward
the glorification of God just like sacred music so we also have to produce beautiful
sacred furniture, he explained.
Selfie with Pope
Cruz also added that producing new sacred furniture for the papal visit reflected the
Filipino value of hospitality.
When we have visitors in our houses, we provide them with the best. We prepare our
house, we buy new curtains, for instance, he said.
How much more [with Pope Francis]? He is a very special person so we want to
provide him with the best, he added.
Cruz said the project would cost roughly half a million pesos. But when we offered
to do everything, we were not thinking of charging for it. It is more of giving back, to
give our own share to the success of the papal visit, he said.
He also said having been picked to provide services for the papal visit was already a
blessing.
I am not asking for anything in exchange but it will be a great honor to have a selfie
with the Pope, he said.
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Cruz disclosed that he had offered VitreArtus services six months ago with Fr.
Genaro Diwa, head of the office of liturgy of the Archdiocese of Manila.
We dont consider this a business but more of a ministry or apostolate We are
happy that by means of our sacred furniture we are able to provide the faithful with a
glimpse of heavenly realities. They see the beauty of God in our work so it is not
about us but about seeing God in our work, he added.
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DOH mobilizing up to 800 doctors for Pope Francis Mass at Tacloban airport
TACLOBAN CITY, Philippines The Department of Health is mobilizing up to 800
doctors to attend to the medical needs of people expected to attend the Mass to be
presided by Pope Francis in January 2015 at the Daniel Z. Romualdez Airport.
Dr. Fidelita Dico, emergency medical services coordinator, said during a press
conference on Monday, some 120,000 to 150,000 have been projected to attend the 10
a.m. Mass of the Pope.
During the event, the DOH will deploy 700 to 800 doctors at several strategic areas at
the Mass site and 20 to 25 ambulances will be on standby to rush ill patients to eight
designated Papal hospitals in Tacloban City and nearby Palo town.
Fr. Amadeo Alvero, social communications director of the archdiocese, said that
while the sick and the elderly would like to see the Pope, they have been advised not
to attend the Mass for their own welfare.
Our Pope would really like to meet the sickly and the old during his apostolic visit
here in the Archdiocese of Palo but we advise them to go to the Pope Francis Center
for the Poor where an area will be designated for them, Alvero said.
The Pope is to arrive in Tacloban on Jan. 17. He will hold a Mass at the apron of the
DZR Airport and will motor to Palo, where he will inaugurate the Pope Francis
Center for the Poor and host a lunch for 30 survivors of supertyphoon Yolanda
(Haiyan) and the earthquake survivors from Bohol in 2013.
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Government to spend
P97M to prepare for
Popes visit to Tacloban
Pope Francis six-hour visit to Tacloban City and Palo town in typhoon-devastated
Leyte province on January 17 will cost the government P96.63 million, according to
the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH).
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The bulk of the expensesP61.56 millionwill go to the rehabilitation of the Daniel
Z. Romualdez Airport terminal building, the parking area and road network,
according to the DPWH office in Tacloban.
The expenditures are covered by two special allotment release orders for P72.38
million and P24.25 million issued by the Department of Budget and Management on
Nov. 12.
Rolando Asis, DPWH regional director, said in a text message to the Inquirer that 60
percent of the projects had been completed and the rest would be finished by Jan. 14.
The projects include:
P31.47 million for the backfilling and surfacing of airport grounds.
P7.95 million for the fabrication of barricades.
P5.5 million for the construction of a stage, choir and orchestra platform and
expenses for light and sound systems.
P5.35 million for the procurement of 653 pieces of GI pipes to be used as
crowd barriers.
P455,000 for diesel and other fuel requirements.
P176,000 for steel guardrails and posts at the venue of the papal Mass.
P137,000 for the setting up of three igloo tents to be used as sacristies.
The National Historical Commission of the Philippines will provide about 600
Philippine and Vatican flags along the papal route.
The private sector will shoulder the P6.44-million cost of improving the road to the
Archbishops Residence in Palo.
Leyte Rep. Ferdinand Martin Romualdez and the Tacloban City government made a
commitment to provide 100 units and 20 units of portable toilets, respectively.Jerry
Esplanada
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Laguna furniture maker rushing Papal chairs, altar
San Pedro, Laguna Workers doing the liturgical furniture that will be used in the
different papal events in Manila are now working double time with only a month to
go before the arrival of Pope Francis in the country next month.
Engr. Robert Cruz, owner of the Vitreartus Liturgical Arts, said they started working
on the liturgical furniture only this month because the designs of the furniture still
approved by the Vatican.
The furniture pieces were designed by priest-architect Fr. Alex Bautista of the
Diocese of Tarlac Commission for the Cultural Heritage of the Church.
We have one month to finish everything because the designs were still approved by
the Vatican, he said in an interview.
At present, their workers are busy doing the mahogany wood altar table and lectern
that will be used during the Mass of Pope Francis at the Quirino Grandstand in
Luneta, Manila on January 18, 2015, Cruz said.
He said the yellow like bavarian cream altar table measures 23 meters while the
lectern is five feet in height.
Both the altar table, lectern as well as the Popes chair will have anahaw leaves in the
design to add Filipino touch to it.
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The papal chair, however, will have another feature in its design that of the words
Ang Mabuting Pastol embossed just below the coat of arms of the Holy Father.
The words were put there to make it more understandble. The people could easily
identify with itbut its the coat of arms that is very important because it symbolizes
his office, said Cruz.
He said they will also provide at least three vestment tables for the Pope and the
cardinals present as well as the chairs for the lounge area.
Aside from the Luneta event, Vitreartus will also provide the papal chair for the event
at the University of Santo Tomas and Mall of Asia Arena.
To note, Pope Francis is also set to meet with the youth at UST, Manila on January
18, while the pontiff will meet with families at MOA in Pasay City on January 16.
Cruz said three basic guidelines were followed in the design of the liturgical furniture.
They are noble, simple and beautiful. Those are the three basic guidelines that we
follow. We know how simple Pope Francis is because if we give him a grand chair, he
might not use it and just pull a monobloc chair, he said.
The 50-year-old Cruz said he really feel honored to be part of the papal preparations
that they are doing it for free.
When we offered to do everything we were not thinking of charging for it. It is more
of giving back, to give our own contribution or share to the success of the papal visit,
he said. It is a great honor and I feel humbled to have been given this opportunity to
create something for the Pope, added Cruz.
He said they were probably given the opportunity to do the liturgical furniture
because of their experience and quality of their work.
Maybe they saw how we work and the quality of the furniture that we provide so
they entrusted this to us, said Cruz.
We dont consider this as a business. We consider this more of as a ministry,
apostolate in the service of God. The mere thought that through our sacred furniture
we are able to provide the faithful with a glimpse of heavenly realitiessee the
beauty of God in our work we are already happy with that.
So, its not about us its about seeing God in our work, he added.
But, Cruz said, he would be more happy if he can have a selfie with the pontiff.
Im not asking for anything in exchange. It will be a great honor to have a selfie with
the Pope, he said.
Based on the estimate of Cruz, at least more than half a million will be spent for the
liturgical furniture.
Blind lector to serve at Pope Francis Quirino Grandstand mass
Despite being blind, Maria Divina Zambales, or Divine, has been an active member of
her local church, where she serves as lector.
In January, she will be given the chance to help lead the congregation in prayer, in a
mass of a lifetime, one presided by no less than Pope Francis.
According to a report on 24 Oras on Tuesday, Zambales has been tapped as lector to
be held on the afternoon of January 18 at the Quirino Grandstand.
Officials of the papal visit organizing committee said they expect the crowd at the
said mass to surpass the six-million-people mark that gathered there during the visit in
1995 of Pope John Paul II, who's now a saint.
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Divine, who lost her eyesight as a child due to a brain tumor, said she felt blessed"
with the opportunity to be a lector at the mass, and get close to Pope Francis.
"Masaya ako kasi sa dinami-rami... ma-feel mo na blessed na blessed ka talaga," she
said.
Aside from Zambales, Ronald Yambao, who is deaf-mute, has also been invited to
meet the Pope.
In sign language read by an interpreter, Yambao said he wants his family "to be
blessed by the Pope," adding that he wishes to thank the pontiff "for visiting the
Philippines.
Persons with disabilities are among those chosen by the Pope to meet him during his
visit. Their impact on the Filipino family is also one of the three aspects that will be
discussed before the Pope during the meeting of families at the SM Mall of Asia
Arena on January 16.
In an interview with GMA News, Fr. Nonnette Legaspi, minister for persons with
disabilities at the Diocese of Novaliches, Pope Francis brings a wave of hope for
people like Zambales and Yambao.
"Maramdaman nila na they belong to the church, na they are not just recipients of
healthcare services," he said.Rose-An Jessica Dioquino/NB, GMA News
Popes mass in Rizal Park to have huge altar
SAN PEDRO, Laguna Pope Francis will celebrate mass at the Quirino Grandstand
in Manila facing an altar twice as big as regular sized altars.
Engineer Robert Cruz said the approximately 1.5-meter high altar is 2 meters wide
and 3 meters long.
It is more than twice the usual size of an altar because (the mass would be held in a
big venue and) so it has to be seen from afar for visual impact, he said.
Cruz owns Vitreartus Liturgical Arts, manufacturer of the altar for the mass at Quirino
Grandstand in Rizal Park.
Vitreartus was also commissioned to build wooden pieces of art for the mass.
Organizers for the papal visit said they are anticipating 5- to 6-million people at the
mass on Octoer 26, 2014 at 6:45 p.m. and January 18, 2015 at 3:30 p.m.
Cruz had volunteered to build the altar without the Archdiocese of Manila spending a
centavo. He estimates that he would be spending more than half a million pesos for
the altar.
The papal furniture would be made of Philippine mahogany.
Cruz said he wanted to become a Catholic priest since he was a young boy.
It is a great honor and (I am) humbled at the same time, he said. Just imagine, to
be given an opportunity to do something for the pope that is a lifetime
(accomplishment) When we offered to do everything, we were not thinking of
charging for it. It was more of giving back, to give our own contribution, to give our
own share to the success of the papal visit.
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Cruz said Vitreartus has temporarily stopped accepting new projects to concentrate on
the papal visit.
In his 20 years in the business of manufacturing liturgical furniture and arts, this is the
biggest altar the company has ever made, he added.
They only started working on the furniture pieces this month after the Vatican
approved all the designs, he said.
Cruz said they are providing new furniture for the mass at the Quirino Grandstand.
We Filipinos, if we have a guest, we want to provide him with the best, he said.
For example, if you have a guest in your house you will buy new curtains. How
much more, he is a very special person so we want to provide him with the best.
Seventy skilled craftsmen of Vitreartus have been working non-stop to finish other
pieces of furniture to be used in the mass.
Fr. Alex Bautista, an architect and Commission for the Cultural Heritage of the
Church in the Diocese of Tarlac chairman, had done the liturgical furniture.
Vitreartus was also commissioned to build the three papal chairs that would be used at
Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 18, the Meeting of Families event at the SM Mall of Asia
Arena on Jan. 16 and the meeting with the youth at the University of Santo Tomas on
Jan. 18. Evelyn Macairan
DOTC eyes suspending

LRT-1 during papal visit report
Citing security reasons, the Department of Transportation and Communications said it
is inclined to suspend the trips of Light Rail Transit Line 1 during Pope Francis' visit
to the Philippines in January.
A report on Church-run Radio Veritas quoted DOTC Secretary Joseph Emilio Abaya
as saying they recommended this measure to the Papal Visit 2015 Central Committee.
He said the Papal Nunciature in Manila, where the Pope would be staying during his
visit, is along the path of the LRT-1.
The light rail line links Roosevelt Avenue in Quezon City to Baclaran in Pasay City.
Alam namin gagamitin ang Papal Nuncio so dumadaan ang LRT diyan, so may
security preparations, pinag aaralanbaka i-request ng security wala pa namang final,
baka kailangan nating ipatigil yung serbisyo ng LRT 1 for the security of the
Pope, Abaya said.
"(S)iguro maiintindihan naman ng mga gumagamit ng LRT 1 na pwede naman tayong
magsakripisyo ng konti para sa security ng Santo Papa," he added.
The papal visit is from Jan. 15 to 19.
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LRT 1, tigil-biyahe sa Papal Visit- DOTC
Posibleng ipatigil ang biyahe ng Light Rail Transit LRT- 1 sa pagdalaw ng Santo
Papa Francisco sa bansa sa Enero.
Ang LRT 1 ay bumibiyahe mula Roosevelt hanggang Baclaran.
Ayon kay Transportations and Communication Secretary Joseph Emilio Abaya, isa ito
sa kanilang rekomendasyon sa Papal Visit 2015 Central Committee, lalut inaasahang
mananatili si Pope Francis sa Nunciature sa Manila.
Aniya, ito ay isang hakbang para rin sa pagtiyak ng kaligtasan ng Santo Papa na
inaasahang darating sa bansa sa ika-15 hanggang ika-16 ng Enero.
Alam namin gagamitin ang Papal Nuncio so dumadaan ang LRT diyan, so may
security preparations, pinag aaralanbaka i-request ng security wala pa namang final,
baka kailangan nating ipatigil yung serbisyo ng LRT 1 for the security of the Pope,
kung yun ang basic requirement, siguro maiintindihan naman ng mga gumagamit ng
LRT 1 na pwede naman tayong magsakripisyo ng konti para sa security ng Santo
papa. ang bahagi ng pahayag ni Secretary Abaya sa panayam ng Radyo Veritas.
Sa datos, umaabot sa kabuuang 1.2 milyon kada araw ang pasahero ng LRT 1 and 2
kasama rin ang MRT. (Marian Navales-Pulgo)
Free WiFi in Manila for

Papal visit
In a report by State of the Nations Tina Panganiban-Perez, the Manila government
stated that they would be setting up free WiFi hotspots in January in time for Pope
Franciss visit to the Philippines.
In order for people to be able utilize social media and smartphones to keep each other
updated about the events surrounding the Papal visit; people need to have access to
the Internet.
WiFi will be available at Espaa, Taft, Lawton, Kalaw, Roxas Boulevard, and Rizal
Park. The antennae to be set up were donated by an American company from Silicon
Valley in the United States.
Once the Pope leaves, the free WiFi remains. Once we (start), all the way na yan.
Manila will (become a) WiFi city, said Manila Vice Mayor Isko Moreno.
During his visit to the Philippines, Pope Francis will be going to UST on January
18 to meet with religious leaders and representatives from different youth
organizations.
On January 15, from 3:00 to 7:00 p.m., Sales Avenue going towards Andrews Avenue
while be closed, up to Domestic Road. It will be closed again on January 19, from
7:00 to 10:00 a.m.
The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines also released a NOTAM (Notice to
Airmen) about the flights that will be affected by the Papal visit. Bea
Montenegro/TJD, GMA News
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for Popes Masses in
Manila
September 25, 2014 - Two specially-designed altars made of bamboo and other
indigenous materials are being readied for the two public Masses Pope Francis is to
celebrate during his scheduled visit to Manila on October 23 to 27 and January 15 to
19, 2015.
A papal Mass this Saturday, October 25 for the 420th anniversary of the founding of
the four oldest Philippine dioceses, Manila archdiocese among them. The pope will
also preside Sunday, October 26 at the Holy Mass for 36th founding anniversary
thanksgiving celebration of Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide Movement at Rizal Park.
Altars for both Masses are being designed by Filipino architect Francisco Manosa,
who also designed the altar used for the beatification rites of Filipino martyr Saint
Lorenzo Ruiz during the late Pope John Paul 2s first visit in February 1981 and
second visit in January 1995 for the Tenth World Youth Day.
Manosa says the primary material used for the altars will be bamboo, an indigenous
and the fastest-growing grass found all over the country.
Construction of the two altars, estimated to cost 16 million pesos (US$665,000),
setting of flags ($684.95) and religious items, P385, 997,473.93 (US$8,596,825.70),
is being funded by the Philippine government.
Set in the midst of a 10-hectare field on land reclaimed from Manila Bay, the altar
design for the Anniversary Mass features an airy bamboo roof supported by columns
clad in bamboo.
According to Manosa, the structure resembles the square-type bahay kubo, a typical
Filipino home, which will express to the Pope how much Filipinos welcome him into
their individual homes as well as into their hearts.
While Manila was founded as an archdiocese in 1595, the Archdioceses of Caceres,
Cebu and Nueva Segovia are celebrating their foundings that year as dioceses,
Caceres as the Diocese of Nueva Caceres.
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The bamboo altar for the Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide 35th Founding
Anniversary Thanksgiving Celebration Mass at Quirino Grandstand; Rizal Park
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features an arch, a common site at Philippine fiestas, and will be topped with an
embroidered cloth canopy. The altar table will be made of wood and bamboo.
Aisles radiating from the altar into the congregation will be lined with bamboo poles
and decorated with fresh plants and flowers.
Anticipating mammoth crowds for the two papal Masses, about 5 million Communion
hosts are being prepared, says Rev. Fr. Genaro O. Diwa, director of Manila
archdioceses liturgical commission.
Rev. Fr. Diwa said at a forum last June 6, 2014 on the popes visit after the first
anniversary of March 13 installation that about 5,000 lay Eucharistic ministers will
assist the 5,301 archbishops, bishops and cardinals, 42,104 deacons and 414,313
priests concelebrants from around the 226 countries at the Mass at the Rizal Park on
October 26.
Among the cardinals and bishops will be those attending the eleventh general
assembly of the Federation of Asian Bishops Conferences October 21 to 30, 2014
and January 9 to 22, 2015 in Makati City, Metro Manila. The federation is marking its
45th founding anniversary.
Filipino seminarians will assist the pope as altar servers and acolytes, though the pope
will also bring his own assistants, Rev. Fr. Diwa said.
For the Mass at Luneta, about 36,000 groups of choirs have been tapped from
different parishes, seminaries, colleges, schools and universities from 4 countries.
Jesuit Father Manoling Manuel V. Francisco, S.J. and Benedictine Father Don
Benildus Maramba, O.S.B. is in charge of the liturgical music.
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Secretary Coloma
keynotes Papal visit
communications workshop
in Malacaang
Presidential Communications Operations Office Secretary Herminio Coloma, Jr. on
Monday underscored the importance of unity and solidarity in covering the highly
anticipated visit of Pope Francis in the country next month.
Keynoting the Papal Visit Communications Workshop at Kalayaan Hall in
Malacaang Palace, Secretary Coloma said the pontiffs visit carries a message of
mercy and compassion to all Filipinos, regardless of denomination.
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We will agree that as we cover the papal visit, we must endeavor to reach out to all
Filipinos, especially the last, the least and the lost, he told representatives of various
media agencies who attended the workshop.
He said the papal visit must be seen as inclusive rather than exclusive, as all
religious groups are welcome to participate in programs scheduled for the Popes visit
from October 23 to 27 and January 15 to 19.
All Filipinos of all faith stand in solidarity for peace and prosperity for all. Even
while acknowledging and honoring our differences, we can work together for a more
humane and just society, he said.
Coloma cited the message of Pope Francis where His Holiness reflected on the
parable of the Good Samaritan, which he called a parable about communication.
He said Pope Francis underlined the importance of communication in bringing people
closer and creating a sense of neighbourliness."
The Palace official said the visit of Pope Francis should strengthen faith, unity and
cooperation among Filipinos.
Aside from Coloma, other guest speakers at the workshop were Father Francis Lucas,
president of the Catholic Media Network; Father Lito Jopson, executive secretary of
the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) Episcopal Commission
on Social Communications and Mass Media; and Father Nono Alfonso, executive
director of the Jesuit Communications Foundation, Inc.
Father Lucas emphasized that the overall goal of the papal visit coverage is to have a
comprehensive, seamless and widest coverage.
He appealed to the press not to focus on negativity and maintain the solemnity and
sacredness of the visit.
Father Alfonso meanwhile said all media networks should constantly dialogue and set
aside competition to be able to execute their mandate well.
Father Alfonso, a former journalist, reminded the media to observe journalism ethics
and standards in their coverage.
He also underscored the importance of doing research, providing context, and having
balanced and accurate news reports.
The workshop was attended by representatives of major media networks, among them
ABS-CBN, GMA-7, TV5, 9News, PTV-4, and the Philippine Information Agency.
The event was hosted by Assistant Secretary Virgilio Nadal Jr., executive director of
Radio Television Malacaang. PND
Ang halaga ng pagkakaisa ng mga Pilipino ang bibigyang tingkad sa pagdalaw ng
Papa Francis sa Pilipinas sa isang buwan--Coloma
Ang halaga ng pagkakaisa at kapatiran ng mga Pilipino ang mabibigyan ng tingkad sa
gagawing pagdalaw ni Papa Francis sa bansa sa darating na buwan, sabi ni Kalihim
Herminio Coloma, Jr. ng Presidential Communicatios Operations Office Lunes.
Binigyang diin ni Kalihim Coloma sa pambungad na pananalita sa Papal Visit
Communications Workshop na idinaos sa Kalayaan Hall ng Palasyo ng Malacanang
na ang pagdalaw na ito ng Papa ay may kalakip na mensahe ng habag at pagmamahal
sa lahat ng Pilipino, ano man ang kanilang denominasyon.
Nagkakaisa tayo na sa coverage natin ng pagdalaw ng Papa, kailangang sikapin
nating maabot ang lahat ng Pilipino, lalo na ang pinakahuli, pinakamaliit at
nawawalay, wika ni Kalihim Coloma sa mga kinatawan ng iba-ibang ahensiya ng
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media na dumalo sa workshop.
Sinabi ng Kalihim na ang pagdalaw ng Papa ay dapat kilalanin bilang panlahat sa
halip na para sa iilan lamang, yamang lahat ng grupo ng relihiyon ay maaaring
lumahok sa mga programang nakatakdang gawin kaugnay ng pagdalaw ng Papa sa
Enero 15-19.
Lahat ng Pilipino na naninindigan sa pananalig ng pagkakaisa ukol sa kapayapaan at
kasaganaan nang lahat. Bagaman alam natin at iginagalang ang mga pagkakaiba-iba
natin, maaari naman tayong magkaisa tungo sa hangaring makamtan ang isang higit
na makatao at makatarungang lipunan, pagbibigay-diin pa ni Kalihim Coloma.
Binanggit ni Coloma, ang mensahe ni Papa Francis kung saan nagmuni-muni siya
tungkol sa parabola ng Mabuting Samaritano na tinagurian niyang isang parabola
tungkol sa komunikasyon.
Idinugtong pa ng Kalihim na binigyang diin ni Papa Francis ang halaga ng
komunikasyon upang mapaglapit ang sambayanan at makalikha ng isang tunay na
diwa ng mainam na pagtitinginan ng magkakapit-bahay.
Ayon kay Coloma, ang pagdalaw ni Papa Francis ay dapat lamang maging daan ng
ibayong pagpalakas ng pananalig, pagkakaisa at pagtutulungan ng mga Pilipino.
Bukod kay Coloma, ang iba pang naging panauhing tagapagsalita sa workshop ay sina
Padre Francis Lucas, pangulo ng Catholic Media Network; Padre Lito Jopson, kalihim
tagapagpaganap ng Catholic Bishops Conference ng Pilipinas (CBCP) Episcopal
Commission on Social Communications and Mass Media; Padre Nono Alfonso,
tagapagpaganap na direktor ng Jesuit Communications Foundation, Inc.
Alinsunod kay Padre Lucas, ang pangkalahatang pakay ng papal visit coverage ay
upang magkaroon ng malawakan, patuloy at puspusang pagbabalita sa mga
magaganap kaugnay ng makabuluhang pagkakataong ito.
Nanawagan si Padre Lucas sa press na huwag ang mga negatibo ang pagtuunan ng
pansin at palaging pamayanihin ang kabanalan ng pagdalaw na ito.
Samantala, nanawagan si Padre Alfonso sa lahat ng media network na mag-usap at
ilagay muna sa isang tabi ang kompitensiya upang maisagawang mabuti ang
tungkulin nilang gampanan sa pagdalaw na ito ng Papa.
Pinaalalahanan ni Padre Alfonso, na isa ring dating mamamahayag, ang media na
sundin ang mga wastong asal at pamantayan ng pamamahayag sa kanilang gagawing
coverage.
Binigyang diin ni Padre Alfonso ang halaga ng pananaliksik, angkop na
pamamahayag at ang pagkakroon ng balanse at wastong mga pagbabalita.
Ang workshop na ito ay dinaluhan ng mga kinatawan ng mga pangunahing networks
na kinabibilangan ng ABS-CBN, GMA-7, TV-5, 9 News, PTV-4 at ng Philippine
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Information Agency.
Si Assistant Secretary Virgilio Nadal, Jr. na executive director ng Radio Television
Malacanang ang punung-abala sa pagtitipong ito.PND
Concelebrate with the Holy Father at Luneta
Roman Catholic priests based in dioceses of the Philippines may get the rare
opportunity to celebrate the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass with the Holy Father, Pope
Francis, on October 26, 2014, 8 P.M. and January 18, 2015, 3 P.M. at Quirino
Grandstand in Luneta Park, Manila. Rev. Fr. Rufino Sescon, Jr., chancellor of the
Archdiocese of Manila and executive secretary of the Steering Committee of the
Papal Visit to the Philippines 2014 and 2015, announced that 200 slots would be
given to concelebrating priests from dioceses inside and outside of the Philippines.
Priests assigned in the Philippines need to coordinate with their respective 3,126
dioceses about concelebrating for the Papal Mass at Luneta. Once we reach the
maximum number, we will immediately close the registration, said Fr. Sescon who is
also the chaplain of Santo Nio de Paz Chapel in Greenbelt, Makati.
Registrants need to submit the following documents: scanned ID, celebret and ID
picture, via lunetamass@gmail.com. Once these are received, the documents will be
screened by the sub-committee for concelebrants at the Luneta Mass. Once their
application is approved, an email notification will be sent to the approved applicants
by the sub-committee.
Identification badges (IDs) will be issued to priests approved to concelebrate. They
need to personally claim the ID badges. Fr. Sescon advises the priests to bring the
original documents submitted for verification. Releasing of the IDs will be from
October 20-22, 2014 and January 12-14, 2015 only. The venue for the release of the
IDs will be announced soon. [Please visit www.papalvisit.ph and
www.cbcpnews.com/papalvisit for updates.]
Fr. Sescon invites his brother priests to grab this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. This
is a grace-filled occasion in our priestly life and ministry to break bread with our
Holy Father. May this experience inspire us further to become merciful and
compassionate shepherds. May we become priests rich in mercy and compassion. Let
us also share the blessings of this Holy Mass with our brother priests, especially those
who are sick and in crisis, he said.
He prays that priests and those who will not able to be physically present at the Mass,
to offer your sacrifices with us so that the graces of this Holy Mass may truly be
overflowing. The Holy Eucharist is a spiritual communion of the faithful, especially
among the fraternity of priests. It is a celebration of the whole Church. The sick and
the weak they are still part of this historic occasion. (Rommel Lopez/CBCPNews)
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President Says Popes Visit

Good Promotion for the
Country
Philippine President Benigno Aquino III has justified government expenses and
efforts for the scheduled visit of Pope Francis to Manila October 23-27 by saying the
event will enhance the image of the country abroad.
The popes visit will carry with it the message that the Philippines are a good and
new destination for conferences and meetings, the president said in a luncheon
September 19 with staff and personnel of a national newspaper.
Aquino III said that some of the expected 200,000 visitors in January have started
arriving. The popes visit, he added, would put the Philippines in the forefront of the
consciousness of the people worldwide.
According to Church organizers, some 350,000 people from around the world are
expected to join in the 1st Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide Anniversary Festival
activities beginning October 5.
Millions are expected to attend the popes public Masses October 25 and 26.
The vast majority of people taking part in papal visit-related events will be Filipinos,
but tens of thousands of foreigners are expected as well.
Just the numbers alone are enough compensation for the promotion of the good
image of the country, Aquino III said.
In reference to the sixth general assembly of the Federation of Asian Bishops
Conferences October 21-30, 2014, coinciding with the papal visit, Aquino III noted
the expected presence of worldwide Catholic leaders, especially from Asia.
Aquino III, the Fifteenth President of the predominantly Catholic Philippines,
explained that Pope Francis will be coming not only as the pastoral head of the
Catholic Church but also as head of Vatican State.
We must not lose sight of the fact that we spend government funds in preparation for
state visits by other heads of state, he said.
The government will spend at least 16 million pesos (US$664,000) for the
construction of the two altars that will be used for the papal Masses.
The Church and government, at loggerheads over issues such as population, are
closely collaborating in preparations for the popes coming.
Aquino III has created a national executive committee for the papal visit composed of
cabinet secretaries and Catholic bishops.
Answering criticisms that this may violate the constitutional separation of Church and
State, Aquino III pointed out that the bishops have to be represented on the committee
to take care of the concerns of the Church.
The committee, he said, would ensure that the state visit would be smooth,
meaningful and satisfactory to the Holy Father.
The Philippines is extremely privileged to host the pope, Aquino III said,
expressing confidence that differences over the population issue will not hamper the
governments warm reception of the Vatican head.
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Continuing dialogue with the Catholic Church and other religious groups is ensuring
a smoother relationship between Church and government, Aquino III said.
Simple pia vestment for Pope
For the head of Christendom, why not a rare chasuble made of pia cloth?
The Mother Butler Guild (MBG), a group of Catholic women that has clothed
hundreds of clergymen on many liturgical occasions, is giving Pope Francis a
chasuble spun from native fibers as a souvenir of his visit to the Philippines.
Former Philippine Ambassador to the Vatican Henrietta de Villa told reporters that
the chasublethe outermost liturgical vestment worn by priests and bishopswould
be made of pia cloth.
It will also be of plain cream hue, as simple as the Argentine Pontiff, she added.
Its going to be made from pia so he can see our native material for the barong
Tagalog, said De Villa, also president of the guild.
The guild was named after Mother Marie Joseph Butler, an Irish nun of the
Congregation of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
The Irish nuns love for the Eucharist sparked the establishment of the group in
Manila in 1961.
The late Rufino Cardinal Santos founded the Mother Butler Guild of the Archdiocese
of Manila on April 28, 1961.
For the four-day papal visit starting on January 15, the guild will provide vestments
for some 3,000 bishops and priests who will be attending the papal Mass at Manila
Cathedral on the second day of Francis visit and the Eucharistic Mass at the Quirino
Grandstand on January 18, De Villa said.
We will provide vestments only for the priests and bishops because the Pope brings
his own, she added.
Aside from giving the Pontiff a chasuble, the guild is also producing stoles for the
priests, and vestments and mitres for the bishops, De Villa said.
The garments will be in simple colorseither cream or beige.
Its going to be plain because the Pope doesnt like too many embellishments and he
doesnt want extravagance, De Villa said.
Knowing about the Popes taste for simple things, organizers of his visit have made
sure that everything will be modestfrom the food that will be served on the
popemobile to papal chairs and liturgical furniture that will be used during the papal
Masses.
De Villa said the group was providing a total of 4,000 garments for the clergys use
during the Holy Masses to be led by Francis, but only 3,000 of them could be used.
We ordered an additional 1,000 because there will be two Massesat Manila
Cathedral and Luneta, De Villa said. We might run short of the garments so we
made sure there are extras.
The vestments are expected to be delivered by next week or the first week of January,
she said.
The guild provided vestments during the visit of Pope Paul VI in 1970 and Pope John
Paul IIs visits in 1981 and 1995, during the beatification of St. Lorenzo Ruiz, among
other important liturgical celebrations.
It also provided services during the 10th World Youth Day and the 400th anniversary
celebrations of Nueva Segovia, Manila and Cebu.
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Kapampangan sculptor to present Santo Nio image to Pope
Kapampangan sculptor Willy Layug will present Pope Francis with an image
of the child Jesus as his familys gift during the Pontiffs apostolic visit to the
Philippines next month.
Layug, who comes from an artistic family of sculptors and woodcarvers in
Betis in Guagua, Pampanga, said he chose to give the Pope an image of the
Child Jesus since the papal visit coincides with the feast of the Santo Nio in
January.
The image, which measures two feet and made of cedar wood, depicts the
Child Jesus carrying a lamb.
Layug said his family, particularly his grandchildren, will have the privilege of
handing over the image to the Pope during the concluding Mass in Luneta on
Jan. 18, 2015.
Apart from the Sto. Nio image, Layug said organizers of the papal visit
commissioned him to make another sculpturea miniature version of the
Immaculate Conceptionas a gift to the Pope.
The 18-inch image of the Immaculate Conception is shown wearing a
Filipiniana dress to highlight the local culture, Layug said.
He said the yakal wood used to make the image of Mary was part of the
beam of the Palo Cathedral which fell during the height of Supertyphoon
Yolanda.
The wood used to make this image is a debris, its a remembrance of the
tragedy, he said, adding that wood is already 400 years old.
Layug has also been designated to create other sculptures of religious
images for the papal visit.
One of these sculptures include a Marian image holding Child Jesus, who is
depicted as extending his hand toward a drowning child.
The image represents the tragedy that happened in Leyte and how divine
help and faith saved the people from the tragedy, Layug said.
Layug was also asked to make the processional cross and central crucifix for
the papal mass at the Quirino Grandstand in Rizal Park.
The crucifix features a five feet and nine inches tall image of Christ nailed on
the cross.
Layug will also create crucifixes for the altar table during the Eucharistic
celebrations in Luneta and Manila Cathedral by the Pope.
The Pope will embark on an apostolic visit to the Philippines from Jan. 15 to 19,
2015.
Layug said he has been so blessed to have been chosen for the task.
I hope the people will appreciate the message [behind the images] and not
just the artworks.
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4,000 albs for papal masses
A TOTAL of 4,000 vestments have been ordered for the two Masses to be officiated
by Pope Francis in Manila during his four-day Apostolic and State Visit in the country
in January 2015.
Henrietta de Villa, national president of the Mother Butler Guild of the Philippines,
said although they would need some 3,000 liturgical garments, they ordered 1,000
additional in case they would need more.
I think we ordered 4,000 but maybe only around 3,000 will be used. We just ordered
some extra because there will be two masses, one at the Manila Cathedral and the
other at Luneta, she said.
The vestments are for bishops and priests who will be co-celebrating the masses in
Manila to be held at the Cathedral Immaculate Conception on January 16 and Quirino
Grandstand on January 18, 2015.
She noted that pontiff will bring his own liturgical garments.
For bishops and priests only because the pope brings his own, De Villa said
They are just plain, De Villa said of the vestments. The pope does not like too
frills. Its very simple because this pope does not like extravagance.
The vestments and attires are in off white color, between cream or beige, she said.
For the Mass at the Manila Cathedral, there are a total 1,500 priests while there are
about 2,500 at the Eucharistic Celebration in Luneta. A total of 250 bishops are
joining the Masses, she said. PNA
De Villa said the vestments are expected to be delivered by the end of December or
first week of January.
On the other hand, she noted that the organization is planning to give the Holy Father
a gift.
A Chasuble made of pinya para makita niya yung ating native material for barong
tagalog. Its plain cream, said the former Ambassador to the Vatican.
10,000 seats set for

Calungsod pilgrims during
mass
By: Bernadette A. Parco, Jujemay G. Awit and Justin K. Vestil
MANILA, October 9, 2014 -- About 10,000 pilgrims from various dioceses outside
Cebu Province are expected to attend the DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation
International Family Appointment with El Shaddai was held for the grand prayer
assembly and annual founding anniversary celebration of Evangelical Protestant
Born-Again Christian and Roman Catholic charismatic renewal religious movement
Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide and annual birthday celebration of television
evangelist and Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide founder, president and spiritual
director Bishop Bro. Eddie C. Villanueva at the end of the month.
Fr. Jake Reyes, committee chairman on local pilgrims, said they are unable to provide
accommodations for the pilgrims, but they were referred to travel agencies.
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He said these five agencies can give the visitors discounted prices on hotel and
pension house accommodations for at least two days.
The pilgrims, however, are assured of seats during the celebration on October 25. But
they must come early because the seats are given on a first-come, first- served basis.
Based on an initial agreement between a private company and the Church committee,
the cost of rental for each chair is P7 pesos per day or P70, 000 per day.
Police
Meanwhile, the Manila police are asking the Manila Police Office (CPPO) to deploy
about 400 policemen at the Rizal Park in preparation for the event.
Superintendent Eddie Recamara, chief of the Talisay City Police Station, told
reporters that the number of police personnel is needed to prepare for a turnout of
200,000 to 300,000 devotees.
He added that Talisay City will be on heightened alert at that time, with their
personnel on the streets by October 25.
Aside from the crowds, they are also preparing for the traffic situation, since the Cebu
South Coastal Road and SRP will be closed to motorists on October 25.
Recamara has advised motorists to take Quezon Bridge during the thanksgiving mass.
Final preparations
Last Monday, October 6, Recamara, along with city and church officials in Talisay
City, met at the San Isidro Church in Barangay San Isidro to discuss their final
preparations for the thanksgiving mass.
Santo Rosario Parish would be accommodating 18 people from the Pope Pius XII
Catholic Center in Paco, Manila.
Reyes said they are coordinating with Cebu City Councilor Roberto Cabarrubias, who
heads the preparations for a Devotee City for the JIL celebration.
During a press conference Wednesday morning, October 8, Reyes said there were
only 10 cargo containers allotted for the event by cargo shipping company, 2Go,
because the last two months of the year are peak months for shipments.
He said that as buffer alternative, the committee is also meeting with officials of the
Department of Education in Pasig City for the use of the classrooms of four public
schools near LRT stations.
But the backup plan to use the schools will no longer be pursued because Manila
Mayor Joseph Estrada does not agree with, it fearing the schools might be vandalized.
Cabarrubias, though, got the commitment of two shipping companies for at least 30
containers for a pilgrims center for the October 26 activities.
There are between 10 and 30 containers committed by 2Go and 10 from PhilSpan of
Sulpicio Lines.
Cabarrubias thinks a Devotee City for the JIL Celebration will cost about half a
million pesos.
But Estrada said he would rather tap the private sector than depend on the Council for
funds.
Aquino to speak, but after mass
MANILA, October 14, 2014 -- A high-ranking Vatican official and President Benigno
Aquino III will attend the.
Aquino, however, will have to wait until after the mass before he can address the
crowd.
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The attendance of Cardinal Angelo Amato, prefect of the Congregation for the Causes
of Saints, was already confirmed, said Archbishop Emeritus of Cebu Ricardo Cardinal
Vidal.
In a press conference on Monday, October 13, Cardinal Vidal said that the postulator
for the cause of the sainthood of Calungsod, Augustinian friar Fr. Fernando Rojo, and
Guam Archbishop Anthony Apuron are also attending.
So far, the Church has raised about P42 million for the preparation expenses.
We cant report yet the whole amount (collected). There are so many things to do yet
and funds are still coming in, the 83-year-old prelate said.
Yes, after
Meanwhile, Manila Mayor Joseph Estrada sees no problem with the President
delivering a speech during the event.
It is just like having a president in the Sinulog. During the launching, he was even
present and there was a mass, Estrada said.
Cardinal Vidal received the commitment from the President that he will attend the
event. There was a request for a speech. He (Aquino) was allowed but (he will
deliver the speech) after the mass, said the cardinal.
Amid worries that the Presidents speech will politicize the celebration, Mayor
Estrada said the priests already know what to do and have protocols for when
dignitaries give speeches during religious celebrations.
The mayor also made a public plea during his news conference to curb petty crime,
with the crowd projected to reach 500,000 to one million during the October 26 event.
Rama also urged the Cebuano people to pray that the Quirino Grandstand, Rizal Park
will be ready at least a week before October 26.
According to the Vatican website, the congregation prepares each year everything
necessary for the pope to be able to set forth new examples of holiness.
Inspiration
The congregations secretary is Archbishop Marcello Bartolucci and the undersecretary is Fr. Boguslaw Turek. There is a staff of 23 people. The congregation has
34 members, including cardinals, archbishops and bishops.
Elective officials in the cities and towns in Metro Manila, Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur,
Abra, Isabela, Cagayan, Batanes, Quirino, Nueva Vizcaya, Benguet, Ifugao, Mountain
Province, Apayao, Kalinga, La Union, Pangasinan, Tarlac, Nueva Ecija, Zambales,
Aurora, Pampanga, Bataan, Bulacan, Rizal, Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Quezon,
Occidental Mindoro, Oriental Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblon, Palawan, Camarines
Norte, Camarines Sur, Albay, Sorsogon, Catanduanes, Masbate, Aklan, Antique,
Capiz, Iloilo, Negros Occidental, Guimaras, Cebu, Siquijor, Negros Oriental, Bohol,
Samar, Leyte, Eastern Samar, Northern Samar, Biliran, Southern Leyte, Agusan del
Norte, Agusan del Sur, Surigao del Sur, Surigao del Norte, Dinagat Islands, Misamis
Oriental, Misamis Occidental, Lanao del Norte, Lanao del Sur, Bukidnon, Zamboanga
del Norte, Zamboanga del Sur, Camiguin, Davao del Norte, Davao del Sur, Davao
Occidental, Davao Oriental, Compostela Valley, South Cotabato, Sultan Kudarat,
Sarangani, Maguindanao, North Cotabato, Zamboanga City, Basilan, Zamboanga
Sibugay, Sulu and Tawi-Tawi have also been invited to the event.
Cebu Archbishop Jose Palma also announced that the Pope Francis will be the main
celebrant and homilist during the mass.
If tan-awon sa process from the beatification siya (Vidal) ang mover and inspirer (He
inspired those involved in the whole beatification process). Also, in the Philippine
setting, he is the highest ranking (Church) official, said the archbishop.
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Calungsod was a Visayan teenager who joined the Jesuit missionaries in the Ladrones
islands, which is now known as Guam.
He was the only companion of Blessed Diego Luis de San Vitores, SJ, in teaching
catechism and baptizing the Chamorro natives. Both of them were killed by the
Chamorros on April 2, 1672.
Calungsod was beatified by Saint John Paul II in March 2000 and was canonized
together with six other blessed persons by Pope Benedict XVI last October 21, 2012
in Rome, Italy.
ANGELO GIUSEPPE RONCALLI was born in Sotto il Monte, in the Diocese and
Province of Bergamo, on 25 November 1881. The fourth of thirteen children, he was
baptized that same day. Under the guidance of an outstanding parish priest, Father
Francesco Rebuzzini, he received a profound ecclesiastical formation which would
sustain him in difficulty and inspire him in the works of the apostolate.
He received Confirmation and First Communion in 1889 and entered the Seminary of
Bergamo in 1892, where he remained for studies in classics and theology until his
second year of theology.
As a fourteen-year-old boy, he began drawing up the spiritual notes which he would
keep in various ways until his death, and would later be collected in the Journal of a
Soul. It was there that he began the practice of regular spiritual direction. On 1 March
1896, the spiritual director of the Seminary of Bergamo, Father Luigi lsacchi, enrolled
him in the Secular Franciscan Order, whose Rule he professed on 23 May 1897.
From 1901 to 1905 he studied at the Pontifical Roman Seminary, where he benefited
from a scholarship of the Diocese of Bergamo for qualified seminarians. In the
meantime he completed a year of military service. He was ordained a priest in Rome
on 10 August 1904 in the Church of Santa Maria in Monte Santo in Piazza del
Popolo. In 1905, he was named secretary to the new Bishop of Bergamo, the Most
Reverend Giacomo Maria Radini Tedeschi.
He served as secretary until 1914, accompanying the Bishop on his pastoral visits and
taking part in his numerous pastoral initiatives, including a Synod, the editorship of
the monthly journal La Vita Diocesana. pilgrimages and various social works. He also
taught history, patrology and apologetics in the Seminary. In 1910, when the statutes
of Catholic Action were revised, the Bishop entrusted him with the pastoral care of
Catholic women (section V). He wrote for Bergamo's daily Catholic newspaper, and
he was a diligent, profound and effective preacher.
These were the years of his profound contact with sainted Bishops: Saint Charles
Borromeo (whose Atti della Visita Apostolica, completed in Bergamo in 1575 he
would later publish), Saint Francis de Sales and Blessed Gregorio Barbarigo. They
were also years of great pastoral activity at the side of Bishop Radini Tedeschi. When
the latter died in 1914, Father Roncalli continued his priestly ministry as a seminary
professor and a spiritual assistant to various ecclesiastical associations.
When Italy entered the war in 1915, he was called to military service as a sergeant
medic. A year later, he became a military chaplain serving military hospitals behind
the lines, and coordinated the spiritual and moral care of soldiers. At the end of the
war he opened a "Home for Students" and served as a chaplain for students.
In 1919, he was appointed spiritual director of the Seminary.
1921 marked the beginning of the second phase of his life: his service to the Holy
See. Called to Rome by Pope Benedict XV to be the President for Italy of the central
council of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, he visited many Italian
dioceses and organized missionary circles. In 1925 Pope Pius XI named him
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Apostolic Visitor to Bulgaria, elevating him to the episcopal dignity with the titular
see of Areopolis. He chose as his episcopal motto Obtedientia et Pax, which served as
the programme of his Iife.
Ordained bishop in Rome on 19 March 1925, he arrived in Sophia on 25 April.
Subsequently named the first Apostolic Delegate to Bulgaria, Archbishop Roncalli
remained there until 1934, visiting the Catholic communities and fostering respectful
relations with other Christian communities. He was present and offered ready
charitable assistance during the earthquake of 1928. He quietly endured
misunderstandings and the difficulties of a ministry marked by halting progress. He
grew in self-knowledge and confidence, and in abandonment to Christ crucified.
On 27 November 1934, he was named Apostolic Delegate in Turkey and Greece. His
new assignment covered a vast area. The Catholic Church was present in many ways
throughout the young Turkish Republic which was in the process of renewing and
organizing itself. His ministry to Catholics was demanding and he became known for
his respectful manner and dialogue with the Orthodox and Muslims. At the outbreak
of the Second World War he was in Greece, which was devastated by fighting. He
sought to gain information about prisoners of war and he helped to save many Jews
by giving them transit visas issued by the Apostolic Delegation. On 6 December
1944, he was appointed Apostolic Nuncio in Paris by Pope Pius XII.
During the final months of the war and the first months of peace, Archbishop Roncalli
assisted prisoners of war and worked to restore stability to the life of the Church in
France. He visited the French shrines and participated in popular feasts and more
significant religious events. He was attentive, prudent and trusting in his approach to
the new pastoral initiatives undertaken by bishops and priests in France. He constantly
sought to embody evangelical simplicity, even in dealing with the most complex
diplomatic issues.
His pastoral desire to be a priest in every situation sustained him.
His deep piety found daily expression in prolonged moments of prayer and
meditation.
On 12 January 1953 he was created Cardinal and on 25 January he was named
Patriarch of Venice. He was delighted to devote himself in the last years of his life to
a directly pastoral ministry, an aspiration he had always cherished as a priest. He was
a wise and resourceful pastor, following in the footsteps of the holy Bishops whom he
had always venerated: Saint Lawrence Giustiniani, the first Patriarch of Venice, and
Saint Pius X. As he grew older, his trust in the Lord increased, within the context of
an active, enterprising and joyful ministry.
Following the death of Pius XII, he was elected Pope on 28 October 1958, taking the
name John XXIII. In the five years of his pontificate he appeared to the world as an
authentic image of the Good Shepherd.
Meek and gentle, resourceful and courageous, simple and ever active, he undertook
various corporal and spiritual works of mercy, visiting prisoners and the sick,
welcoming people of all nations and religions, demonstrating an exquisite sense of
fatherhood to everyone. His social magisterium was contained in the
Encyc1icals Mater et Magistra (1961) and Pacem in Terris (1963).
He convoked the Synod of Rome, instituted the Commission for the Revision of the
Code of Canon Law, and convened the Second
Vatican Ecumenical Council. As Bishop of Rome, he visited parishes and churches in
the historical centre and in the outskirts.
People saw in him a reflection of benignitas evangelica and called him the good
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Pope. A profound spirit of prayer sustained him.
He embodied, as the driving force behind a movement of renewal of the Church, the
peace of one who trusts completely in the Lord.
He advanced resolutely along the paths of evangelization, ecumenism and dialogue,
and showed a paternal concern to reach out to those of his children most in need.
He died the evening of 3 June 1963, the day after Pentecost, in a profound spirit of
abandonment to Jesus, of longing for his embrace, and surrounded by the prayers of
the entire world, which seemed too gathered at his bedside to breathe with him the
love of the Father.
John XXIII was declared Blessed by Pope John Paul II on 3 September 2000 in Saint
Peter's Square, during the celebration of the Great Jubilee of the Year 2000.
KAROL JZEF WOJTYA, elected Pope on 16 October 1978, was born in
Wadowice, Poland, on 18 May 1920.
He was the third of three children born to Karol Wojtya and Emilia Kaczorowska,
who died in 1929. His elder brother Edmund, a physician, died in 1932, and his father,
Karol, a non-commissioned officer in the army, died in 1941.
He was nine years old when he received his First Communion and eighteen when he
received the Sacrament of Confirmation. After completing high school in Wadowice,
he enrolled in the Jagellonian University of Krakow in 1938.
When the occupying Nazi forces closed the University in 1939, Karol worked (19401944) in a quarry and then in the Solvay chemical factory to earn a living and to avoid
deportation to Germany.
Feeling called to the priesthood, he began his studies in 1942 in the clandestine major
seminary of Krakow, directed by the Archbishop Adam Stefan Sapieha. During that
time, he was one of the organizers of the Rhapsodic Theatre, which was also
clandestine.
After the war, Karol continued his studies in the major seminary, newly reopened, and
in the school of theology at the Jagellonian University, until his priestly ordination in
Krakow on 1 November 1946. Father Wojtya was then sent by Cardinal Sapieha to
Rome, where he attained a doctorate in theology (1948). He wrote his dissertation on
faith as understood in the works of Saint John of the Cross. While a student in Rome,
he spent his vacations exercising pastoral ministry among Polish emigrants in
France, Belgium and Holland.
In 1948, Father Wojtya returned to Poland and was appointed a curate in the parish
church of Niegowi, near Krakow, and later at Saint Florian in the city. He was a
university chaplain until 1951, when he again undertook studies in philosophy and
theology. In 1953, Father Wojtya presented a dissertation at the Jagellonian
University of Krakow on the possibility of grounding a Christian ethic on the ethical
system developed by Max Scheler. Later he became professor of moral theology and
ethics in the major seminary of Krakow and in the theology faculty of Lublin.
On 4 July 1958, Pope Pius XII appointed Father Wojtya auxiliary bishop of Krakow,
with the titular see of Ombi. Archbishop Eugeniusz Baziak ordained him in Wawel
Cathedral (Krakow) on 28 September 1958.
On 13 January 1964, Pope Paul VI appointed Bishop Wojtya as Archbishop of
Krakow and subsequently, on 26 June 1967, created him a Cardinal.
Bishop Wojtya took part in the Second Vatican Council (1962-1965) and made a
significant contribution to the drafting of the Constitution Gaudium et Spes. He also
took part in the five assemblies of the Synod of Bishops prior to the start of his
Pontificate.
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On 16 October 1978, Cardinal Wojtya was elected Pope and on 22 October he began
his ministry as universal Pastor of the Church.
Pope John Paul II made 146 pastoral visits in Italy and, as the Bishop of Rome; he
visited 317 of the current 322 Roman parishes. His international apostolic journeys
numbered 104 and were expressions of the constant pastoral solicitude of the
Successor of Peter for all the Churches.
His principal documents include 14 Encyclicals, 15 Apostolic Exhortations, 11
Apostolic Constitutions and 45 Apostolic Letters.
He also wrote five books: Crossing the Threshold of Hope (October 1994); Gift and
Mystery: On the Fiftieth Anniversary of My Priestly Ordination (November
1996); Roman Triptych, Meditations in Poetry (March 2003); Rise, Let Us Be on Our
Way (May 2004) and Memory and Identity (February 2005).
Pope John Paul II celebrated 147 beatifications, during which he proclaimed 1,338
blesseds, and 51 canonizations, for a total of 482 saints. He called 9 consistories, in
which he created 231 Cardinals (plus one in pectore). He also presided at 6 plenary
meetings of the College of Cardinals.
From 1978, Pope John Paul II convoked 15 assemblies of the Synod of Bishops: 6
ordinary general sessions (1980, 1983, 1987, 1990, 1994 and 2001), 1 extraordinary
general session (1985) and 8 special sessions (1980, 1991, 1994, 1995, 1997, 1998 (2)
and 1999).
On 13 May 1981, an attempt was made on Pope John Paul IIs life in Saint Peter's
Square. Saved by the maternal hand of the Mother of God, following a lengthy stay in
the hospital, he forgave the attempted assassin and, aware of having received a great
gift, intensified his pastoral commitments with heroic generosity.
Pope John Paul II also demonstrated his pastoral concern by erecting numerous
dioceses and ecclesiastical circumscriptions, and by promulgating Codes of Canon
Law for the Latin and the Oriental Churches, as well as the Catechism of the Catholic
Church. He proclaimed the Year of Redemption, the Marian Year and the Year of the
Eucharist as well as the Great Jubilee Year of 2000, in order to provide the People of
God with particularly intense spiritual experiences. He also attracted young people by
beginning the celebration of World Youth Day.
No other Pope met as many people as Pope John Paul II. More than 17.6 million
pilgrims attended his Wednesday General Audiences (which numbered over 1,160).
This does not include any of the other special audiences and religious ceremonies
(more than 8 million pilgrims in the Great Jubilee Year 2000 alone). He met millions
of the faithful in the course of his pastoral visits in Italy and throughout the world. He
also received numerous government officials in audience, including 38 official visits
and 738 audiences and meetings with Heads of State, as well as 246 audiences
and meetings with Prime Ministers.
Pope John Paul II died in the Apostolic Palace at 9:37 p.m. on Saturday, 2 April 2005,
the vigil of Sunday in albis or Divine Mercy Sunday, which he had instituted. On 8
April, his solemn funeral was celebrated in Saint Peter's Square and he was buried in
the crypt of Saint Peter's Basilica.
John Paul II was beatified in Saint Peters Square on 1 May 2011 by Pope Benedict
XVI, his immediate successor and for many years his valued collaborator as Prefect
for the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.
Archbishop Palma was grateful to friends, benefactors and volunteers working on the
Manila celebration when Cardinal Tagle was at the SMART-Araneta Collesium in
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Cubao, Quezon City and the activities in Rome, Italy for the canonization rites last
April 27, 2014.
Good weather
Cardinal Amato said the most popular saint was Pedro Calungsod, followed by Saint
Keteri (Tekakwitha), said Estrada.
He recalled that the weather in Rome two years ago improved during the two
canonization dates, October 21, 2012 and April 27, 2014, and that it had been rainy
and very cold on other days.
For the people, we ask for their prayers for good weather (for the national
thanksgiving mass). That is a thing that is beyond our control, Palma said.
We cant cover the SRP in case it rains hard, he added.
The preparations for the mass include site development by National Parks
Development Committee, construction of the templete or site of the mass,
transportation, accommodations for local pilgrims, liturgy and finance.
We trust that what San Pedro Calungsod has done in Rome can also be done here.
Hes (Calungsod) pushing the project. I think he really wants things to happen, said
Cardinal Vidal on the progress of the preparations.
Msgr. Dennis Villarojo, chairman of the Cebu celebration, said the preparations are
on track but not all construction work is finished. The site development at the Rizal
Park was scheduled to be finished today, Tuesday.
Precautions
Strict security measures will be in place at the mass site on November 30, said Cebu
City Police Office chief Melvin Ramon Buenafe. He said a dry run for the planned
security measures was conducted last Sunday, with 600 personnel present at the mass
site.
The police chief also said an orientation was conducted on security operations and the
contingent was informed on what to expect, considering that the mass site has no
fences.
We are considering all possible problems. We will have an augmentation and force
multipliers, he said. Personnel will be sent from the Armed Forces of the Philippines
(AFP) and Cebu City Traffic Operations Management (Citom).
The Presidential Security Group (PSG) will also be present.
Buenafe advised the people who will attend the religious activities to refrain from
bringing along valuables like jewelry and large amounts of cash.
Msgr. Villarojo, meanwhile, reminded the people that there are three ways to reach
the mass venue.
The people can join the processions. From the parishes in the south, the assembly
area is at the Talisay Fish Port while those from the north can go to D. Jakosalem and
adjoining streets. Everybody is encouraged to join the procession, he added.
No tickets
The second way will be through shuttle buses that will ply the Rizal Park from Manila
City Hall to the Lagusnilad tunnel at the corner of Arroceros and Padre Burgos.
The third, and the easiest way especially for senior citizens and people with
disabilities (PWDs), is the Mambaling flyover, said Villarojo.
The people can take public jeepneys that would pass by Rizal Park and then walk to
the venue.
There would be multicabs available to bring the people to the venue, where there
will be golf carts for PWDs and senior citizens, he said.
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There are no tickets, no passes needed to enter the venue. (But) there are passes for
vehicles that would be distributed to parishes, he added.
The council that oversees the preparations, led by Cardinal Tagle and Cardinal
Rosales, are hoping the celebration will be as successful as the celebration in Rome
last April 28.
The efforts to make the preparation meaningful, colorful paid off. What were
important was the solemnity, ambience and fruitfulness of the event, said
Palma. (BAP/With Rachel Umpad, USJ-R Mass Com intern/Sun.Star Cebu)
Engineers work to address

flooding in JIL celebration
venue
A little over a week before the big day, about a tenth of the Quirino Grandstand Stage
still needs to be worked on.
But organizers of the DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation International Family
Appointment with El Shaddai was held for the grand prayer assembly and annual
founding anniversary celebration of evangelical protestant born-again pentecostal
Christian and Roman Catholic Charismatic renewal religious movement Jesus is
Lord Church Worldwide and annual birthday celebration of television evangelist and
Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide founder, president and spiritual director Bishop Bro.
Eddie C. Villanueva on Sunday, October 26 are confident, the stage which will hold
the altar and pulpit will be ready for the historic event.
Construction of the stage in the Manila City government owned national park has
been beset with trials, ranging from work slowed down by rains, and even flooding in
the 58-hectare property two days ago.
But Fr. Brian Brigoli, vice chairman of the committee on venue, admitted that the area
will really be muddy if heavy rain will fall on the big day.
If this happens, Brigoli said, devotees may just consider that as part of their sacrifices.
As of yesterday, Fr. Brian Brigoli, said the templete is 90 percent complete. It will be
totally finished on October 23 based on their estimate, added Brigoli.
The ground development is expected to be finished by Nov. 29. Engineers have to
work on the drainage system in the venue after heavy rains flooded the area.
The rains have also left the ground where tens of thousands are expected to stand
while the event is ongoing in a muck of mud.
Only the VIP area in the right side of the grandstand was cemented, said Brigoli.
To minimize the flooding problem in case rain will happen during the event, Brigoli
said, an open canal is being developed around the area to drain the field.
Cebu Archbishop Jose Palma earlier appealed for the public to pray for a good
weather on October 26 to 27.
Church officials estimated at least 500,000 to 1 and 2 million people will attend the
big celebration.
President Benigno Simeon Aquino III and Vice President Jejomar Binay are set to
attend the historic event.
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Vatican officials lead by the Cardinal Angelo Amato, prefect of the Congregation of
the Causes of Saints, Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle of the Archdiocese of Manila and
members of the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines are among the
hundreds of dignitaries coming for the thanksgiving Mass. /Jhunnex Napallacan,
Correspondent
Tagle cant stop me; hes

not God-Noy
(By Juliet L. Javellana and Stella O. Gonzales)
CARDINAL Tagle is not God and no matter what accusations he makes against me,
he cannot stop me.
An angry President Benigno Aquino III yesterday struck back at Manila Archbishop
Luis Antonio Cardinal G. Tagle for calling his administration disgusting, and used
up almost all of his two-hour radio program to attack the leader of the countrys more
than 50 million Roman Catholics.
Mr. Aquino said he was willing to resign right now! if Tagle could prove he was
guilty of corruption.
The President made his anti-Tagle offensive as his ally, El Shaddai DWXI Prayer
Partners Foundation International founder and servant-leader Bro. Mike Z. Velarde,
brushed off concerns that he would be disobeying Tagle by holding a separate
gathering of his flock on the same day the rallyists would lead an anti-Charter change
rally.
Velarde said that in the October 25-27 El Shaddai gathering, prayer requests would be
made, including the resolution of the Marcos wealth issue in a referendum and
the successful of several events last February to October 2014.
Speaking on his weekly radio show yesterday, Mr. Aquino criticized Tagle, saying
we still respect him but there is no truth to these accusations.
He was reacting to Sin's statement calling on the public to oppose Mr. Aquinos
moves to amend the Constitution and attacking the alleged return of cronyism and the
renewed influence of the family of the late deposed dictator Ferdinand Marcos under
the Aquino III administration.
In a statement issued earlier this week, Tagle said Mr. Aquino's administration was
''disgusting'' for allowing the return to power of Marcos associates and also accused
the government of a lack of transparency and for a perceived clampdown on at least
two newspapers, the Manila Times and the INQUIRER.
Baseless
The President assailed Tagle for writing lies (walang katotohanan) and baseless
accusations.
Mr. Aquino has been repeatedly accusing the INQUIRER of the same offenses.
The statement is set to be read today in all Catholic churches in the country.
Rallysts called for a massive protest rally on October 26, mainly against the issues
raised in the pastoral letter.
The Catholic bishops are backing Tagle's opposition to Charter changes but the main
business groups are in favor of such amendments.
More than 50 million of the country's 74 million population are Roman Catholics.
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The late former Manila Archbishop Jaime Cardinal Sin and the late former Philippine
president Corazon Cojuangco-Aquino led the 1986 Edsa popular revolution that
toppled Ferdinand E. Marcos from power and installed her as president on February
25, 1986.
Backed by losers
Mr. Aquino belittled the planned protest, saying the ones behind that are those who
ran against me in the election and were ignored by the people and even up to now,
they continue their attacks without basis.
This was a reference to the fact that Sin and Aquino backed a losing candidate against
him in the 2010 elections, which Mr. Aquino III won by a landslide victory.
Mr. Aquino slammed Sin in his Report kay Boss radio program, which is aired
nationwide.
The President mentioned the name of the highest-ranking Catholic leader in the
country 12 times during the two-hour program, which yesterday was devoted entirely
to his plans to amend the Constitution.
''We still respect him because he's the cardinal, but he should not overdo it (making
accusations) because no one will believe him anymore,'' the President said in Pilipino.
His co-host, Ted Failon, read to him this portion (translated into Pilipino) of Tagles
letter: The return to power of the former plunderers is disgusting. The harassment of
press people is alarming. The compromise with the heirs of the dictator is immoral.
Prove it
Mr. Aquino, a former Marcos ally, denied he was restoring the Marcoses to power or
suppressing press freedom. He vehemently denied any corruption under his
administration.
He pointed out that as representative of Tarlac in Central Luzon, then as senator and
now as President, he was never linked to any corruption.
Now, if Cardinal Tagle can prove I stole from the government, I will resign right
now, he said.
I am not challenging him to a debate. He just has to prove I committed any act of
graft and corruption in the government.
He cannot call me a thief,'' he said. He has no proof. He is a cardinal. He shouldn't
make accusations like that.
Not people's sentiments
He said Tagle's letter did not reflect the sentiments of the Catholic faithful.
What the Cardinal says should have at least a little truth in it, he said.
The trouble is, the people who are joining him are the same ones who ran against me
in the election and were ignored by the people. Even up to now, they continue their
attacks without basis.
Mr. Aquino has been repeatedly assailing the INQUIRER for its 2010 Election Day
headline, Anybody but PNoy, which was based on a statement the Catholic Bishops
Conference of the Philippines issued just before the election.
The President found an ally in Novaliches Bishop-Emeritus Teodoro Bacani who, in a
meeting at Malacaang on Thursday, denied that the CBCP had issued
that 2010 statement.
Money from Marcos
The President, saying he was not a Marcos crony, revealed for the first time that
Marcos gave him P18 million in 1978, when the dictator asked him why he was angry
at the then President.
I told President Marcos I was not mad at him but my father was against martial law,
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he said.
He said he used the money to buy land for squatters.
He said Tagle was well aware of this because he bought the land from Radio Veritas,
a Catholic radio station.
That's on record, so it can't be said that I stole, he said.
He has no proof,'' he said. He's a cardinal, he shouldn't make such accusations.
No press suppression
The President insisted his government was transparent and there was no curtailment
of press freedom.
He said he had not jailed any reporter and had not sued anyone in the media after his
P101-million libel suit against the 116-year-old Manila Times.
He said that for that newspaper, referring to the INQUIRER, freedom was not
reduced, only its higher income.
He said there was no stopping his administration's efforts at Charter change.
As long as I know that what I am doing is for the Filipino masses, no one can stop
me, he said.
No matter what anybody, like Cardinal Tagle, accuses me of, he cannot change my
mind because I believe that the voice of the people is the voice of God, he said.
The people elected me. I know that Cardinal Tagle is not God, so he cannot stop me,
no matter what accusations he makes.
Not compulsory
The Presidents big backer, El Shaddais Bro. Mike Velarde and Jesus is Lord
Church Worldwides Bro. Eddie Villanueva, said in a news conference
yesterday: I suppose that (circular) is not compulsory. Everybody is really for
freedom and if they are for freedom, why should they compel their constituents
or force their constituents to attend rallies?
He was referring to the October 3 circular issued by the Archdiocese of Manila calling
on all archdiocesan ministries, parishes, organizations, schools and other institutions
to join the October 26 Rally for Democracy to be led by the protesters in Makati.
El Shaddai DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation International, Inc. and Jesus is
Lord Church Worldwide are under the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of
Manila. It will have its October 25 to 27 Weekly Family Appointment with El
Shaddai at the Quirino Grandstand, Rizal Park in Manila for the four-day
pastoral and state visit of Pope Francis here in the Philippines part of the 24-day
Asian Journey from October 22 to November 13, 2014.
Four requests
Velarde said that at 3 p.m. on October 26, that also he led the congregation in prayer
for their prayer-requests, which were blaring of sirens in all government offices,
mobile police cars and watercraft, firetrucks and jail service vans, thousands of white
doves will be released, bells will be tolled, blowing of horns, pounding of musical
drums or tin cans and other noise-producing objects, miracle mission balloons of
faith, love and unity would be released to the air with 4 prayer requests and petitions
written on ballpen or pencil on them and fireworks will be lit to signal to brought out
the cake, chilled champagne, blow the candles and sang Happy Birthday to greet
Bro. Eddie.
The four prayer requests are:
For El Shaddai to continue touching people's lives, healing the sick, and repairing
broken relationships.
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For President Aquino to succeed in bridging the gap between the rich and the poor
through food security and peace and order initiatives.
For the Marcos wealth issue to be resolved by the people in a referendum so the
stigma and bitterness caused by this unresolved issue may be healed and bring about
unity and love among our people.
For media to be a constructive partner in nation building by their truthful, honest and
fair reporting of events.
Asked later if the last request means that, like the President, he thinks some in media
are irresponsible in their reporting, Velarde replied: I am not saying that. I'm just
praying that media would continue being a constructive partner in nation building.
Not forced
(People) should be free to attend rallies and in fact our members are free to attend the
rallies, whichever rally they would want to attend, Velarde said. I'm not forcing
anyone to attend any particular event. That's how democracy should be observed,
including by the Church.
But he conceded that when it comes to matters of faith and morals, religious
movements like his can only follow what the Catholic hierarchy says.
Velarde and Villanueva held a news conference at the VIP Lounge of the Quirino
Grandstand to formally announce the celebration of Jesus is Lord Church
Worldwide founder, international president and spiritual adviser Bishop Bro.
Eddie C. Villanuevas birthday on October 6 and Jesus is Lord Church
Worldwides 36th founding anniversary celebration on October 26 to 27 for the
five-day pastoral and state visit of Pope Francis here in the Philippines.
This event has long been planned and scheduled since last year after the
October 16, 2013 Bohol earthquake, the November 8, 2013 Super Typhoon
Yolanda and the July 15, 2014 Super Typhoon Glenda, Velarde said,
explaining why the DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation International Family
Appointment with El Shaddai was held for the annual founding anniversary
celebration and grand prayer assembly of the Evangelical Protestant Born-Again
Christian and Roman Catholic Charismatic renewal religious group Jesus is
Lord Church headed by Bishop Bro. Eddie Villanueva will coincide with the
pork barrel rally.
No changing date
My birthday was scheduled 75 years ago on August 20, 1939 in Camaroan,
Catanduanes while Bro. Eddie Villanuevas birthday was scheduled 81 years ago on
October 6, 1933, he added. We can't change that.
An INQUIRER source said he discovered that El Shaddai submitted a reservation
letter on July 26 to Rizal Park authorities to include Saturday, August 23 and Sunday,
August 24, in the groups celebration.
El Shaddais regular gathering is held on Saturday and Sunday, and requires
reservation letter.
Tagle announced the October 26 to 27 rallies on October 19, 2014.
President Benigno Aquino III, Vice President Jejomar Binay, Speaker Feliciano
Belmonte, Jr., Chief Justice Maria Lourdes P.A. Sereno and other government
officials have been invited to attend the El Shaddai rally.
Also joined together in this annual
Aquino-Dee, former presidents Gloria
gathering with the President are: the
Macapagal-Arroyo, Joseph Ejercito
Presidents sisters Ballsy Aquino-Cruz,
Estrada and Fidel V. Ramos, Vice
Pinky Aquino-Abellada and Viel
President Jejomar Binay, House
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Speaker Feliciano Belmonte, Jr.,
Senate President Franklin Drilon,
Supreme Court Chief Justice Maria
Lourdes Sereno, Metropolitan Manila
Development Authority Chairman
Atty. Francis Tolentino, Mindanao
Development Authority Chairperson
Luwalhati Antonino, Philippine
National Police Director General Alan
Purisima, Manila Police District Chief
Leocadio Santiago, Jr., Bangko Sentral
ng Pilipinas Governor Amando
Tetangco, Jr., Commission on Higher
Education Chairman Patricia B.
Licuanan, Cultural Center of the
Philippines Chairperson Emily Abrera,
National Commission for Culture and
the Arts Chairman Felipe de Leon Jr.,
National Historical Commission of the
Philippines Chairman Maria Serena
Diokno, National Historical
Commission of the Philippines
Executive Director Ludovico Badoy,
National Library of the Philippines
Director Antonio M. Santos, Philippine
Charity Sweepstakes Office GM and
acting chairman Jose Ferdinand Rojas
II, Housing and Land Use Regulatory
Board Commissioner and CEO
Antonio M. Bernardo, Land
Transportation Office Chairman
Virginia P. Torres, Land
Transportation Franchising and
Regulatory Board Chairman Winston
M. Ginez, Advertising Board of the
Philippines founding Chairman Mr.
Franciso Pacquing Floro,
Advertising Board of the Philippines
Chairman Bienvenido Niles, Jr.,
Philippine Association of National
Advertisers President Maria Belen
Fernando, Association of Accredited
Advertising Agencies of the
Philippines President Norman A.
Agatep, Advertising Suppliers
Association of the Philippines
Chairman Roy Del Valle, Advertising
Suppliers Association of the
Philippines President Alfredo
Santiago, Jr., Ad Standards Council

Chairman Raul Alvarez, Ad Standards
Council Executive Director Mila
Marquez, Association of Broadcasters
of the Philippines Chairman Butch S.
Canoy, Chamber of Real Estate and
Builders' Associations Chairman of the
Board and Director Charlie A.V.
Gorayeb, Media Specialist Association
of the Philippines President Puneet
Arora, Marketing & Opinion Research
Society of the Philippines President
and GroupM Director Nicco De Jesus,
Media Specialists Association of the
Philippines president Angelito
Pangilinan, Philippine Cable
Television Association Chairman
Allan Dungao, Philippine Cable
Television Association President
Cedric Sazon, Independent
Blocktimers Association of the
Philippines Chairman Ricky Velez,
Independent Blocktimers Association
of the Philippines President Ron De
Los Reyes, Internet and Mobile
Marketing Association of the
Philippines Founding President Dr.
Donald Patrick Lim, Technical
Education and Skills Development
Authority Director General Joel
Villanueva, Presidential Management
Staff Chief Julia Abad, Customs
Commissioner Ruffy Biazon, National
Computer Center Officer-in-Charge
Juli Ana E. Sudario,
Telecommunications Commissioner
Gamaliel A. Cordoba, Internal
Revenue Commissioner Kim JacintoHenares, Movie and Television
Review and Classification Board
Chairman Atty. Eugenio Villareal,
Optical Media Board Chairman Ronald
N. Ricketts, Philippine National
Volunteer Service Coordination
Agency Executive Director Joselito C.
De Vera, Socio-Economic Planning
Secretary Arsenio M. Balisacan,
Deputy Director-General Nestor R.
Mijares IV, Public-Private Partnership
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(PPP) Center Executive Director
Cosette Canilao, Independent Realty
Corporation (IRC) Group of
Companies Chairman of the Board of
Directors Andres Bautista, Executive
Secretary Pacquito Ochoa, Jr.,
Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala,
Communications
and Strategic Planning Office
Secretary Ricky Carandang, DirectorGeneral of the National Security
Council Cesar Garcia, Head of the
Presidential Management Staff Julia
Abad, Presidential Spokesperson
Edwin Lacierda, Solicitor-General
Francis Jardeleza, Presidential Legal
Counsel Eduardo V. de Mesa, Defense
Secretary Voltaire Gazmin,
Enviorment and Natural Resources
Secretary Ramon Paje, Jr., Budget and
Management Secretary Florencio
Abad, Jr., Health Secretary Dr. Enrique
Ona, Interior and Local Government
Secretary Manuel A. Roxas II, foreign
affairs secretary and Presidential
Adviser for International Relations
Albert del Rosario, Afghanistan
Ambassador Dr. Sayed Mohammed
Amin Fatimie, Armenian Ambassador
Raisa Vardanyan, Australian
Ambassador Bill Tweddell, Australian
Ambassador Josef Muellner,
Azerbaijan Ambassador Tamerlan
Elmar Oglu Karayev, Bahrain
Ambassador Adel Yousif Sater,
Bahamas Ambassador Elma Campbell,
Bangladesh Ambassador Majeda
Rafiqun Nessa, Belarus Ambassador
Vladimir Lopato-Zagorsky, Belgian
Ambassador Ronald Van Remoortele,
Benin Ambassador Zomahoun Dossuo
Rufin Cyr, Botswana Ambassador
Jacob Dickie Nkate, Brazil
Ambassador George Ney De Souza
Fernandes, Brunei Darussalam
Ambassador Malai Hajah Halimah
Yussof, Bulgaria Ambassador Acad.
Blagovest Sendov, Burkina Faso
Ambassador Francois Oubida,
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Cambodia Ambassador Tuot Panha,

Canada Ambassador Neil Reeder,
Chile Ambassador Luis Lillo, China
Ambassador Zhao Jianhua, Colombia
Ambassador Jaime Alberto Cabal
Sanclemente, Cote Divoire
Ambassador Jerome Kloh Weya,
Croatia Ambassador Aleksander Broz,
Cuba Ambassador Ruben Perez
Valdes, Cyprus Ambassador Pantelakis
Eliades, Czech Republic Ambassador
Victoriano M. Lecaros, Danish
Ambassador Jan Top Christensen,
Djibouti Ambassador Ahmed Araita
Ali, Dominican Republic Ambassador
Hans Dannenberg Castellanos,
Ecuador Ambassador Adolfo Alvarez
Villagomez, Egypt Ambassador
Ahmed Mahmoud Maher Abbas, El
Salvador Ambassador Martha Lidia
Zelayandia Cisneros, Eritrea
Ambassador Tseggai Tesfazion,
Estonia Ambassador Andres Unga,
European Union Delegation of The
European Commission in The
Philippines Ambassador, Head of
Delegation Guy Ledoux, Fiji
Ambassador Isikeli Uluinairai
Matailoga, Finland Ambassador Matti
Pullinen, France Ambassador Gilles
Garachon, Gabonese Republic
Ambassador Carlo Victor Boungou,
Federal Republic of Germany
Ambassador Thomas Ossowski, Ghana
Ambassador Daniel Kwasi Abodakpi,
Greece Ambassador Constantina
Koliou, Indian ambassador
Lalduhthlana Ralte, Indonesian
ambassador Ade Petranto, cda, Iranian
ambassador Ali Mojtaba Rouzbehani,
Iraqi Ambassador Wadee Batti Hanna
Al-Batti, Israeli Ambassador Menashe
Bar-On, Italian Ambassador Massimo
Roscigno, Japanese Ambassador
Toshinao Urabe, Kuwaiti Ambassador
Waleed Ahmad Al-Kandari, Lao
Ambassador Malayvieng
Sakonhninhom, Libyan Ambassador
Mohamed Hander, Charge d' Affaires,

a.i., Malaysian Ambassador Dato'
Mohd Zamri Bin Mohd Kassim, Malta
Ambassador Leonida L. Vera, Mexico
Ambassador Toms Javier Calvillo
Unna, Myanmar Ambassador U Aung
Khin Soe, Netherlands Ambassador
Robert Gerard Brinks,New Zealand
Ambassador Reuben Anthony Joannes
Levermore, Nigeria Ambassador
Stevie Aldrin Ogenyi Egurube,
Norway Ambassador Knut Solem,
Pakistan Ambassador Mohsin Razi,
Palau Ambassador Ramn Rechebei,
Panama Ambassador Roberto C.
Vallarino Moreno, Papua New Guinea
Ambassador Christian Anthony
Vihruri, Qatar Ambassador Abdulla
Ahmed Yousif Al-Mutawaa, Romania
Ambassador Valeriu Gheorghe,
Russian Federation Ambassador
Nikolay R. Kudashev, Saudi Arabia
Ambassador Abdullah Al-Hassan,
Singapore Ambassador VP Hirubalan,
South African Ambassador Agnes
Nyamande-Pitso, South Korean
Ambassador Lee Hye-min, Spain
Ambassador Jorge Domecq, Sri Lanka
Ambassador Nawalage Bennet Cooray,
Switzerland Ambassador Ivo Sieber,
Thailand Ambassador Prasas
Prasasvinitchai, Timor Leste
Ambassador Francsco T. Cepeda,
Turkey Ambassador Hatice Pnar Ik,
United Arab Emirates Ambassador
Moosa Abdulwahid Al-Khajah, United
Kingdom Ambassador Asif Ahmad,
United States Ambassador Philip S.
Goldberg, Venezuela Ambassador
Yelitza Ventura Polanco, Charge d'
Affaires, a.i. and Vietnamese
Ambassador Trng Triu Dng,
Trade and Industry Secretary Gregory
Domingo, Finance Secretary and
Philippine Deposit Insurance
Corporation Chairman Cesar V.
Purisima, Transportation and
Communications Secretary Joseph
Emilio Abaya, Energy Secretary
Carlos Jericho Petilla, Justice Secretary
Leila de Lima, Labor and Employment

Secretary Rosalinda Baldoz, Public
Works and Highways Secretary
Rogelio L. Singson, Science and
Technology Secretary Mario Montejo,
Social Welfare and Development
Secretary Corazon Soliman, Tourism
Secretary Ramon Jimenez, Jr.,
Presidential Legal Counsel Chief
Alfredo Benjamin Sabater Caguioa,
Presidential Management Staff Chief
Julia Abad-Razon, Presidential
Legislative Liaison Office head
Antonio Roman, Appointments
Secretary Rochelle R. Ahorro, Deputy
Presidential Spokesperson Abigail
Valte and presidential spokesperson
Atty. Edwin Lacierda, current Quezon
City Mayor Herbert Bautista, former
Quezon City Mayor Brigido Simon,
Caloocan City Mayor Oscar Malapitan,
Malabon City Mayor Len-Len Oreta,
Navotas City Mayor John Rey
Tiangco, Valenzuela City Mayor
Rexlon Gatchalian, Mandaluyong City
Mayor Benhur Abalos, Marikina City
Mayor Del de Guzman, former Pasig
City Mayor Vicente Eusebio, former
Pasig City Mayor Soledad Eusebio,
former Pasig City Mayor Bobby
Eusebio, current Pasig City Mayor
Maribel Andaya-Eusebio, San Juan
City Mayor Guia Gomez, Makati City
Mayor Jejomar Erwin Binay, Taguig
City Mayor Laarni Lopez-Cayetano,
current Pasay City Mayor Antonio
Tony Calixto, former Pasay City
Mayor Wenceslao Peewee Trinidad,
former Paranaque City Mayor Joey
Marquez, former Paranaque City
Mayor Florencio Bernabe, current
Paraaque City Mayor Edwin
Olivarez, Las Pinas City Mayor Vergel
Aguilar, Muntinlupa City Mayor Jaime
Fresnedi, Benguet Governor Nestor
Fongwan, Baguio City Mayor
Mauricio Domogan, Kalinga
Governor Jocel Baac, Tabuk City,
Kalinga mayor Ferdinand Tubban,
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Pangasinan Governor Amado Espino,
Rosales, Pangasinan Mayor Susan
Casareno, Dagupan City Mayor Belen
Fernandez, Urdaneta City Mayor
Amadeo Gregorio Perez IV, Zambales
Governor Hermogenes Ebdane, Jr.,
Olongapo City Mayor Rolen Paulino,
Subic, Zambales Mayor Jeffrey D.
Khonghun,
Pampanga Provincial Governor Lilia
G. Pineda, San Fernando, Pampanga
Mayor Edwin Santiago, Angeles
City, Pampanga Mayor Edgardo
Pamintuan, Tarlac Governor Jesus
Bong" Santos, Tarlac City
Mayor Gelacio R. Manalang,
Bataan Provincial Governor Albert S.
Garcia, Balanga City Mayor Jose
Enrique S. Garcia III,
Bulacan Provincial Governor
Wilhelmino Sy-Alvarado, Marilao
Municipal Mayor Juanito Tito
Santiago, Baliwag Municipal Mayor
Carolina Dellosa, Malolos City
Mayor Christian Natividad, Nueva
Ecija Provincial Governor Aurelio
Matias Umali, Cabanatuan City Mayor
Julius Cesar Vergara, Rizal Provincial
Governor Rebecca A. Ynares,
Antipolo City Mayor Casimiro Ynares
III, Taytay Municipal Mayor Janet De
Leon-Mercado, San Mateo, Rizal
Mayor Jose Rafael Diaz, Angono
Municipial Mayor Gerry Calderon,
Cavite Provincial Governor Juanito
Victor Remulla, Bacoor City
Mayor Strike Revilla, Dasmarinas City
Mayor Jennifer A. Barzaga,
Rosario Municipal Mayor Jose M.
Ricafrente Jr., Laguna Provincial
Governor Ramil Hernndez, Santa
Rosa City, Laguna Mayor Arlene B.
Arcillas-Nazareno, Calamba City
Mayor Justin Marc Timmy Chipeco,
San Pablo City Mayor Loreto S.
Amante, Los Baos Municipal Mayor
Caesar P. Perez, Batangas Provincial
Governor Vilma Santos-Recto,
Batangas City Mayor Eduardo B.
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Dimacuha, Lipa City Mayor Meynardo

A. Sabili, Quezon Provincial Governor
David C. Suarez, Lucena City Mayor
Roderick A. Alcala, Palawan Governor
Jose C. Alvarez, Puerto Princesa City
Mayor Lucilo R. Bayron, Occidental
Mindoro provincial governor Mario
Gene Mendiola, San Jose, Occidental
Mindoro Mayor Romulo "Muloy"
Festin, Oriental Mindoro provincial
governor Alfonso Umali, Jr., Calapan
City Mayor Arnan C. Panaligan,
Marinduque Provincial Governor
Carmencita Ongsiako Reyes, Boac,
Marinduque Mayor Roberto Madla,
Romblon provincial governor Eduardo
C. Firmalo, Romblon, Romblon Mayor
Gerard S. Montojo, Camarines Sur
provincial governor Miguel Luis
Villafuerte, Naga City Mayor John
Bongat, Iriga City, Camarines Sur
Mayor Ronald Felix Alfelor,
Libmanan, Camarines Sur Mayor
Marilyn A. Jimenez, Camarines Norte
Governor Edgardo Tallado, Daet,
Camarines Norte Mayor Tito S. Sarion,
Albay Provincial Governor Joey
Salceda, Legaspi City Mayor Noel
Rosal, Masbate Governor Rizalina L.
Seachon-Laete, Masbate City Mayor
Rowena R. Tuason,
Sorsogon Provincial Governor Eric
Dioneda, Sorsogon City Mayor Sally
A. Lee, Iloilo Provincial Governor
Arthur Defensor, Sr., Iloilo City Mayor
Jed Patrick Mabilog, Oton Municipial
Mayor Vicente B. Flores Jr., Pavia
Municipial Mayor Michael B.
Gorriceta, Santa Barbara Municipial
Mayor Dennis S. Superficial, San
Miguel Municipial Mayor Victor S.
Saclauso, Aklan Provincial Governor
Florencio Miraflores, Kalibo Mayor
William S. Lachica, Malay Mayor
John P. Yap, Antique Provincial
Governor Exequiel Javier, San Jose de
Buneavista Mayor Rony L. Molina,
Capiz Governor Victor A. Tanco,
Roxas City Mayor Angel Alan B.

Celino, Guimaras Governor Samuel T.
Gumarin, Jordan Municipial Mayor
Cresente P. Chavez Jr., Buenavista
Municipial Mayor Eugenio G.Reyes,
Nueva Valencia Municipial Mayor
Emmanuel C. Galila, San Lorenzo
Municipial Mayor Jimmy O. Gajo,
Sibunag Municipial Mayor Luben G.
Vilches, Negros Occidental Provincial
Governor Alfredo G. Maraon, Jr.,
Bacolod City Mayor Monico
Puentevella, Silay City Mayor Jose L.
Montelibano, Talisay City Mayor Eric
M. Saratan, Kabankalan City Mayor
Isidro P. Zayco, San Carlos City
Mayor Gerardo P. Valmayor Jr., Cebu
Provincial Governor Hilario Junjun
Davide III, Cebu City Mayor Michael
Rama, Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu Mayor
Paz C. Radaza, Mandaue City Mayor
Jonas Cortes, Talisay City Mayor
Johnny V. de los Reyes, Carcar City,
Cebu Mayor Nicepuro L. Apura,
Consolacion Municipal Mayor Teresa
P. Alegado, Liloan Municipial Mayor
Vincent Franco "Duke" Frasco,
Compostela Municipial Mayor Joel P.
Quio, Negros Oriental Provincial
Governor Roel Degamo, Dumaguete
City Mayor Manuel Chiquiting
Sagarbarria, Sipalay City Mayor
Soledad C. Montilla, Bohol Provincial
Governor Edgar M. Chatto, Tagbilaran
Mayor John Geesnell Yap, Leyte
Provincial Governor Dominico Petilla,
Tacloban City, Leyte Mayor Alfred S.
Romualdez, Ormoc City Mayor Eric C.
Codilla, Capoocan Mayor Federico H.
Carolino Sr., Isabel, Leyte Mayor
Marcos Gregorio M. Cerillo, Biliran
Provincial Governor Gerardo Espina,
Jr., Naval, Biliran Mayor Susan
Velasquez Parilla, Southern Leyte
Provincial Governor Roger Mercado,
Maasin City, Southern Leyte Mayor
Maloney L. Samaco, Western Samar
Provincial Governor Sharee Ann T.
Tan, Calbayog City Mayor Ronaldo P.
Aquino, Catbalogan City Mayor
Stephany Uy-Tan, Northern Samar

Provincial Governor Jose L. Ong, Jr.,
Catarman, Northern Samar Mayor
Francisco C. Rosales, Jr., Eastern
Samar Provincial Governor Conrado
B. Nicart, Jr., Borongan City Mayor
Ma. Fe R. Abunda, Zamboanga City
Mayor Maria Isabelle Climaco Salazar,
Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay Mayor
Eldwin M. Alibutdan, Dipolog City,
Zamboanga del Norte Mayor Evelyn
T. Uy, Davao del Sur Provincial
Governor Claude Bautista, Davao del
Norte Provincial Governor Rodolfo
Del Rosario, Davao Oriental Governor
Corazon Nuez-Malanyaon,
Compostela Valley Governor Arturo T.
Uy, Davao City Mayor Rodrigo
Duterte, Digos City, Digos City,
Davao del Sur Mayor Joseph Roble
Peas, Mati City, Davao Oriental
Mayor Carlo Luis P. Rabat, Panabo
City, Davao del Norte Mayor Jose L.
Silvosa Sr., Samal, Davao del Norte
Mayor Aniano Antalan, Tagum City,
Davao del Norte Mayor Allan L.
Rellon, Nabunturan, Compostela
Valley Mayor Romeo C. Clarin, South
Cotabato Provincial Governor Daisy
Avance-Fuentes, General Santos City
Mayor Ronnel Rivera, Koronadal City,
South Cotabato Mayor Peter B.
Miguel, Polomolok, South Cotabato
Mayor Honey Lumayag-Matti,
Sarangani Governor Steve C. Solon,
Alabel Mayor Corazon S. Grafilo,
Maguindanao Governor Esmael
Mangudadatu, Cotabato, Maguindanao
Mayor Japal "JoJo" Guiani,
Kidapawan City Mayor Joseph A.
Evangelista, Misamis
Oriental Provincial Governor Yevgeny
Vicente B. Emano, Cagayan de Oro
City Mayor Oscar Moreno, Gingoog
City Mayor Stella Marie L. Guingona,
Misamis Occidental Governor
Herminia M. Ramiro, Ozamiz City
Mayor Reynaldo O. Parojinog Sr.,
Lanao del Norte governor Mohammad
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Khalid Q. Dimaporo, Iligan City
Mayor Celso G. Regencia, Bukidnon
Governor Jose Maria Zubiri, Jr.,
Malaybalay City Mayor Ignacio W.
Zubiri, Agusan del Norte Provincial
Governor Maria Angelica AmanteMatba, Butuan City Mayor Ferdinand
M. Amante, Jr., Cabadbaran City
Mayor Dale B. Corvera, Agusan del
Sur Provincial Governor Adolph
Edward Plaza, Prosperidad, Agusan
del Sur Municipial Mayor Albin D.
Magdamit, San Francisco, Agusan del
Sur Municipial Mayor Jenny Diesto de
Asis, Surigao del Norte Provincial
Governor Sol Matugas, Surigao City,
Surigao del Norte Mayor Ernesto
Matugas, Surigao del Sur Provincial
Governor Johnny T. Pimentel, Tandag
City, Surigao del Sur Mayor Roxanne
C. Pimentel, Bislig City, Surigao del
Sur Mayor Librado Navarro, Dinagat
Islands Provincial Governor Glenda
Ecleo, San Jose, Dinagat Islands
Municipial Mayor Allan II Buray
Ecleo, Sulu Provincial Governor
Abdusakur Tan II, Jolo, Sulu
Municipial Mayor Hussin U. Amin,
former senators Heherson Alvarez,
Teresa Aquino-Oreta, Butz Aquino,
Nikki Coseteng, John Henry Osmea,
Ernesto Herrera, Loi Estrada, Juan
Flavier, Robert Jaworski, Ping Lacson,
Kiko Pangilinan, Vicente Paterno,
Nene Pimentel, Leticia RamosShahani, Santanina T. Rasul, Jovito
Salonga, Helena Benitez, Eva EstradaKalaw, Freddie Webb, Edgardo
Angara, Vic Ziga, Ernesto Tanada and
Francisco Tatad, current Senators
Sergio Osmea III, Pia Cayetano, Alan
Peter Cayetano, TG Guingona,
Bongbong Marcos, Nancy Binay, Lito
Lapid, Jinggoy Estrada, JV Ejercito,
Juan Ponce Enrlie, Ralph Recto,
Majority Floor Leader Neptali
Gonzales II, Manila 1st District Rep.
Benjamin Asilo, Manila 3rd District
Rep. Maria Zenaida Angping, Manila
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4th District Rep. Trisha BonoanDavid, Manila 5th District Rep.

Amado S. Bagatsing, Quezon City 1st
District Rep. Francisco A. Calalay, Jr.,
Quezon City 3rd District Rep. Jorge
John B. Banal, Jr., Quezon City 5th
District Rep. Alfred Vargas, Caloocan
City 1st District Rep. Enrico R.
Echiverri, Caloocan City 2nd District
Rep. Edgar R. Erice, Malabon Rep.
Josephine Veronique Lacson-Noel,
Navotas Rep. Toby Tiangco,
Valenzuela City 1st District Rep.
Sherwin Gatchalian, Valenzuela City
2nd District Rep. Magtanggol
Gunigundo I, San Juan Lone District
Rep. Ronaldo Zamora, Pasig City Lone
District Rep. Roman T. Romulo,
Marikina City 1st District Rep.
Marcelino Teodoro, Marikina City 2nd
District Rep. Romero Quimbo,
Mandaluyong City Rep. Neptali
Gonzales II, Makati City 1st District
Rep. Monique Yasmin Lagdameo,
Makati City 2nd District Rep. Mar-Len
Abigail Binay-Campos, Pasay City
Rep. Imelda G. Calixto-Rubiano,
Paranaque City 1st District Rep. Edwin
D. Olivarez, Paranaque City 2nd
District Rep. Roilo Golez, Las Pinas
City Rep. Mark A. Villar, Muntinlupa
City Rep. Rodolfo Biazon, PaterosTaguig City Rep. Arnel Cerafica,
Taguig City Rep. Lino Edgardo S.
Cayetano, Ilocos Norte 1st District
Rep. Rodolfo C. Farias, Ilocos Norte
2nd District Rep. Imelda RomualdezMarcos, Ilocos Sur 1st District Rep.
Ryan Singson, Ilocos Sur 2nd District
Rep. Eric Singson, Jr. , Abra Lone
District Rep. Ma. Jocelyn V. Bernos,
Cagayan 1st District Rep. Sally Ponce
Enrile, Cagayan 2nd District Rep.
Randolph S. Ting, Isabela 1st District
Rep. Rodolfo T. Albano III, Isabela
3rd District Rep. Napoleon Dy, Isabela
4th District Rep. Giorgidi B. Aggabao,
Nueva Vizcaya Lone District Rep.
Carlos Padilla, Quirino Lone District

Rep. Dakila Cua, Benguet Rep. Ronald
M. Cosalan, Baguio City Rep. Nicasio
M. Aliping, Jr., La Union 1st District
Rep. Victor Francisco Ortega, Kalinga
Lone District Rep. Manuel S. Agyao,
Apayao Lone District Rep. Eleanor
Bulut-Begtang, Ifugao Lone District
Rep. Teodoro B. Baguilat, Jr.,
Mountain Province Lone District Rep.
Maximo B. Dalog, Pangasinan 4th
District Rep. Gina de Venecia, Tarlac
2nd District Rep. Susan Yap-Sulit,
Zambales 1st District Rep. Jeffrey
Domingo Khonghun, Zambales 2nd
District Rep. Atty. Cheryl P. Deloso Montalla, Nueva Ecija 1st District Rep.
Leopoldo D. Diaz, Nueva Ecija 2nd
District Rep. Joseph Gilbert F.
Violago, Nueva Ecija 3rd District Rep.
Czarina D. Umali, Nueva Ecija 4th
District Rep. Rodolfo W. Antonino,
Pampanga 1st District Rep. Joseller
Yeng Guiao, Pampanga 3rd District
Rep. Oscar S. Rodriguez, Bataan 1st
District Rep. Herminia Reyes BatistaRoman, Bataan 2nd District Rep.
Enrique Garcia, Bulacan 1st District
Rep. Maria Victoria Reyes SyAlvarado, Bulacan 2nd District Rep.
Gavini Apol Pancho, Bulacan 4th
District Rep. Linabelle Ruth R.
Villarica, San Jose del Monte City
Rep. Arthur B. Robes, Cavite 1st
District Rep. Francis Abaya, Cavite
2nd District Rep. Lani MercadoRevilla, Cavite 3rd District Rep. Alex
Advincula, Cavite 4th District Rep.
Elpido Pidi F. Barzaga, Jr., Cavite
6th District Rep. Luis Ferrer IV, Cavite
7th District Rep. Abraham Tolentino,
Laguna 1st District Rep. Danilo
Fernando, Laguna 2nd District Rep.
Jun Chipeco, Jr., Laguna 3rd District
Rep. Sol Aragones-Sampelo, Rizal 1st
District Rep. Joel Roy R. Duavit, Rizal
2nd District Rep. Isidro S. Rodriguez,
Jr., Batangas 1st District Rep. Eileen
Ermita-Buhain, Batangas 2nd District
Rep. Raneo Abu, Batangas 3rd District
Rep. Nelson Collantes, Batangas 4th

District Rep. Mark Leandro Mendoza,
Quezon 2nd District Rep. Vicente J.
Alcala, Palawan 1st District Rep. Franz
Josef George E. Alvarez, Palawan 2nd
District Rep. Frederick F. Abueg,
Palawan 3rd District Rep. Douglas S.
Hagedorn, Marinduque Lone District
Rep. Regina Ongsiako Reyes,
Occidental Mindoro Lone District Rep.
Josephine Y. Ramirez-Sato, Oriental
Mindoro 1st District Rep. Rodolfo G.
Valencia, Romblon Lone District Rep.
Eleandro Jesus F. Madrona, Masbate
2nd District Rep. Elisa T. Kho,
Camarines Norte 1st District Rep.
Elmer E. Panotes, Camarines Sur 2nd
District Rep. Maria Leonor Robredo,
Albay 2nd District Rep. Al Francis
Bichara, Catanduanes Lone District
Rep. Cesar V. Sarmiento, Sorsogon 1st
District Rep. Evelyn Escudero, Iloilo
City Lone District Rep. Jerry P.
Treas, Iloilo 1st District Rep. Oscar
"Richie" S. Garin, Jr., Bacolod City
Lone District Rep. Evelio Ramos
Leonardia, Aklan Lone District Rep.
Teodorico T. Haresco, Jr., Antique
Lone District Rep. Paolo Everardo S.
Javier, Capiz 1st District Rep. Antonio
del Rosario, Guimaras Lone District
Rep. Joaquin Carlos Rahman A. Nava,
Negros Occidental 1st District Rep.
Julio A. Ledesma IV, Negros
Occidental 2nd District Rep. Leo
Rafael M. Cueva, Negros Occidental
3rd District Rep. Alfredo Abelardo
Benitez, Negros Occidental 4th District
Rep. Mercedes Alvarez, Cebu City 1st
District Rep. Raul del Mar, Cebu City
2nd District Rep. Rodrigo Abellanosa,
Lapu-Lapu City Lone District Rep.
Aileen C. Radaza, Cebu 1st District
Rep. Gerald Anthony V. Gullas, Jr.,
Cebu 2nd District Rep. Wilfredo S.
Caminero, Cebu 3rd District Rep.
Gwendolyn Garcia-Codilla, Cebu 6th
District Rep. Gabriel Luis R.
Quisumbing, Negros Oriental 2nd
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District Rep. George P. Arnaiz, Bohol
1st District Rep. Rene Relampagos,
Siquijor Lone District Rep. Marie
Anne S. Pernes, Leyte 1st District Rep.
Ferdinand Martin G. Romualdez and
Leyte 2nd District Rep. Sergio Antonio
Apostol, Zamboanga City Rep. Maria
Isabelle G. Climaco, Zamboanga City
Rep. Celso Lobregat, Zamboanga
Sibugay 2nd District Rep. Dulce Ann
K. Hofer, Zambo Del Norte 1st District
Rep. Seth Frederick P. Jalosjos,
Zamboanga Del Norte 2nd District
Rep. Rosendo S. Labadlabad,
Zamboanga Del Norte 3rd District
Rep. Cesar G. Jalosjos, Zamboanga del
Sur 1st District Rep. Victor J. Yu,
Zamboanga del Sur 2nd District Rep.
Aurora Enerio-Cerilles, Basilan Lone
District Rep. Hadjiman S. HatamanSalliman, Sulu 1st District Rep. Tupay
T. Loong, Tawi-Tawi Lone District
Rep. Ruby M. Sahali, Misamis
Oriental 1st District Rep. Peter M.
Unabia, Misamis Oriental 2nd District
Rep. Juliette T. Uy, Cagayan de Oro
1st District Rep. Rolando A. Uy,
Cagayan de Oro 2nd District Rep.
Rufus B. Rodriguez, Iligan City Lone
District Rep. Vicente F. Belmonte, Jr.,
Bukidnon 1st District Rep. Malou O.
Acosta, Bukidnon 2nd District Rep.
Florencio T. Flores, Jr., Bukidnon 3rd
District Rep. Jose Zubiri III, Bukidnon
4th District Rep. Oneil Roque, South
Cotabato 1st District Rep. Pedro B.
Acharon Jr., South Cotabato 2nd
District Rep. Ferdinand L. Hernandez,
North Cotabato 2nd District Rep.
Nancy Catamco, Sarangani Lone
District Rep. Manny Pacquiao, Sultan
Kudarat 1st District Rep. Raden
Sakaluran, Davao City 1st District
Rep. Karlo Alexei Nograles, Davao
City 2nd District Rep. Mylene GarciaAlbano, Davao del Norte 1st District
Rep. Antonio Rafael G. Del Rosario,
Davao del Sur 1st District Rep.
Mercedes Didi C. Cagas, Davao
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Oriental 2nd District Rep. Thelma Z.

Almario, Agusan del Norte 1st District
Rep. Lawrence Lemuel H. Fortun,
Agusan del Norte 2nd District Rep.
Erlpe John M. Amante, Agusan del Sur
1st District Rep. Maria Valentina
Galido Plaza Cornelio, Agusan del Sur
2nd District Rep. Evelyn G. PlazaMellana, Surigao del Sur 1st District
Rep. Philip A. Pichay, Surigao del Sur
2nd District Rep. Florencio C. Garay,
Surigao del Norte 2nd District Rep.
Guillermo A. Romarate, Jr., Dinagat
Islands Lone District Rep. Arlene
"Kaka" Bag-ao, Associate Justices
Marvic Leonen, Antonio T. Carpio,
Presbitero J. Velasco, Jr., Teresita J.
Leonardo-De Castro, Arturo D. Brion,
Diosdado M. Peralta, Lucas P.
Bersamin, Mariano C. Del Castillo,
Francis H. Jardeleza, Martin S.
Villarama, Jr., Jose P. Perez, Jose C.
Mendoza, Bienvenido L. Reyes and
Estela M. Perlas-Bernabe, Civil
Service Commission Chairman
Francisco Duque, Commission on
Elections Chairman Sixto Brillantes,
Commission on Audit Chairman
Maria Gracia Pulido-Tan, Former
Vice-Presidents Teofisto Guingona, Jr.
and Noli de Castro, Undersecretary for
Administration Linglingay F.
Lacanlale, Undersecretary for
International Economic Relations
Laura Q. Del Rosario, Undersecretary
for Migrant and Workers Affairs Jesus
I. Yabes, Undersecretary for Policy
Evan P. Garcia, Undersecretary for
Special and Ocean Concerns Lilybeth
L. Deapera, Court of Appeals
Presiding Justice Andres B. Reyes, Jr.,
University of the Philippines President
Alfredo Pascual MBA, Armed Forces
of the Philippines Chief of Staff
Gregorio Pio Catapang.
Also invited as speakers and guests
during the Holy Mass during the
celebration at the stage of the
grandstand are business, legal,

religious, sports icons, fashion models,
movie and television celebrities and
high society figures led by Marichu
Vera Perez, Rev. Fr. Sonny Ramirez,
PAGCOR Chairman Cristino L.
Naguiat, Jr., former PAGCOR
presidents Butch Tenorio and Rafael
Butch Francisco, PAGCOR Chairman
Jorge Sarmiento, Philippine Olympic
Committee Chairman Jose Cojuangco,
Jr., Philippine Sports Commission
Chairman Ricardo R. Garcia and
representatives of businessman Lucio
Tan, Boy Guevara, Robert John
Sobrepea, Narciso Mabanta, Dolly
Dy, Tony Olbes, Joanne Matschuck,
Rico Gutierrez, Fiona Lucas, Lala
Flores, Jing Monis, Claudine
Mangasing, Marissa Andal Andamar,
Cody Moreno, Gina Pareno, Roderick
Paulate, Lander Vera-Perez, Regine
Tolentino, Chito S. Rono, Danny
Dolor, Benedict Aquino, Cara
Subijano, Sheila Queta, Abigail
Angco, Gigi Posadas, Sheila Francisco,
Roden Araneta, Tonipet Gaba,
Samantha Chavez, Rino Que,
Raymond Lauchengco, Cecile
Martinez, Tin Tin Limjap, Ching
Pagaduan, Renford Alano, Aria
Cario, Isabella Dayto, Mikee de
Vega, Caleb Gotico, Ella Guevara,
Eugene Herrera, Nikki Liu and Sam
Turingan, Charlie Cojuangco, Luis
Moro, Ed Misa, Glenn Loop, Jess
Cuenco, Del and Marilou Ordoez,
Tony and Lorna Quisumbing, Edgar
and Cely Chiongbian, Teodoro and
Lolly Diez, Eliza Drilon-Luna,
Andrew Ferraris, Carmela Gana, Rhiza
Pascua, Mark Ngkaion, Donnah and
Suzanne So Seng, Nathalie Puey,
Danding Genato, Philip Lu, Che de la
Cuesta, Pebbles Nolasco, Tricia Tan,
Ria May Ngkaion, Christine Santos,
Christine Alonzo, Camille Zaldarriaga,
Rey Infante, Tony Gatdula, Monica
Maramag, Reina Chiquillo, Christine
Flores, Joana Ballesteros, Kheiy
David, April Cruzal, Duanne Perreras,

Jen Yu, Irene Dizon, Czarina Jamir,
Angelene de Leon, Christie Santos,
Meggy Cuisia, Jackie David, Bianca
Arambulo, Federico Aguilar Alcuaz,
Juvenal Sanso, Betsy Westerndorp,
Tam Austria, Jose Joya, Ramon Orlina,
Mario Parial, Lydia Velasco, Carlo
Magno, Dominic Rubio, Aldrino Abes,
Bayani Ray Acala, Armenius Aralar,
Manuel Baldemor, Karina Baluyut,
Amador Barquilla, Jovan Benito,
Glenn Cagandahan, Michael Cacnio,
Daniel dela Cruz, Joselito Dayono,
Jomar Delluba, Henry Ordona, Ronino
Quinto, Edwin Tres Reyes, Camille de
la Rosa, Roma Valles, Melvin Culaba,
Noli Vicedo, Mary Ann VenturinaBulanadi, Cony Cajayon, Solano Cruz,
Joe Garcia, Ed Bascara, Rey Conmigo,
Jun Taniang, Bal Fornaliza, Elver
Panuela, Alona Galeria, Nick Aranda,
Jun Jacolbe, Aree Salvador, Domeng
Labordo, Romy Corporal, Morena
Ramos, Clarisa Navidad, Giovani
Estrada, Zaldy Pingol, Benigno
Religioso, Dan Estrada, Conrad del
Carmen, Mar Zape, Manny Magracia,
Mars Galang, Lyle Buencamino, Sari
Dalena, Camilla Griggers, Dada Docot,
Al Manrique, Ronald Caringal, Kadin
Tiu, Jonathan Olazo, Manok Ventura,
Kristine Dee, Paul Syjuco, Patty
Gutierrez, Cyrille Soenen, Maxine and
Trix Syjuco, Brillante Mendoza, Jim
Libiran, Isabel Oli, Viktor Aliwalas,
Steph Henares, Gino dela Pena, Jay
Durias, Yosha, Marcus Davis, Ambre,
Roy Abraham, Al Evangelio, Nestor
Alonso, David Sharpe, Dottie Viajar
Wugler, Witold Leszek Szczechura,
Gina Limot, Bea Lopez, Ming Arroyo,
Cherry Tiosejo Reyes, Carla
Larrazabal del Prado, Amanda Tengco,
Nina Daza Puyat, Patrick Uy, GaryRoss Pastrana, Hanna Pettyjohn,
Rachel Rillo, Steve Tirona, Jose Angel
Robles, Alma Veronica Gomez
Guerrero, Rosa Luz Marroquin, Jesus
169

Ramos Frias, Lee Paje, Yvette Co,
Margo Alesna, Lhean Villanueva,
Jehan Manansala, Sigwada Knicolai
Mendoza, Vincent Padilla, Grandier,
Seiko Katayama, Gene Leysa, Arlene
de Castro Aonuevo, Teresita Baldo,
Siegrid Anne Bangyay, Lope Bosaing,
Jessie Degay, Corazon Degay, Brenda
Fuchay, Choy Sala, Dennis Garcia,
Rene and Efren Sarmiento, Jose Sala,
Efrain Pelaez, Milo Osmea, Lito
German, Freddie Webb, Ica ManaloSebastian, Nanette Castelo-Daza, Fr.
Armand Tangi, Avi Siwa, Joey de
Leon, Boy Tinio, Teddy Dario, Jojo
Guingona, Gianluca Guidicelli, Jay
Diaz, Arthur and Vangee Palileo, Max
Talreja, Benjie Oliva, Carmina
Sanchez, Jayne Yu, Plinky Recto,
Aliya Parcs, DJ Karl Ty, Rob
Ditchfield, Diana Lorenzo, Margaret
Chung, Mei Leong, Winnie Wu,
Norma Ferreras, Junji Olvina, Khey
Olayvar, Edna Tupas, Marivic Goy, Fe
Moran, Petite Garcia, Fe Sala
Villarica, Maxwell Espina, Tessie
Javier, Mariter Klepp, Alice Plaza,
Teresin Mendezona, Elvira Luym,
Marissa Fernan, Guy Caunac, Bobby
Aquino, Marivic Pineda, Celine Lopez,
Pauline Suaco-Juan, Agoo Bengzon,
Jac and Lando Laudico, Rhoda
Campos, Paulo Garcia and Michele
Geneston, Efraim and Aurora Genuino,
Thadeo and Linda Oauno, Deogenes
and Brumenehilda Derama, Michel and
Amparito Lhuillier, Richard and Linda
Mercado, Thadeo Durano and Marissa
Fernan, Manolette Dinsay and Farla
Empemano, Ben Yapjoco and Olivia
Yanson, Haidee Panao, Richard
Mercado, John Melendrez and Amanda
Quisumbing, Kester and Sofia Lim,
Alan and Lunelia Tayo, University of
the Visayas Choir, Anna Marie
Periquet, Marilen Tantoco Valbuena,
Christopher Carrion, Pamela Ayson,
Tom Valderama, Jaja Chiongbian, Iris
Arcenas, Julie Ugarte, Carissa Garcia,
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Maybelline Te, Melanie Ediza, Maitina

Borromeo, Kristal Garcia, Domini
Primero, Johnboy Lee, Axwell,
Brownbeat, Joanne Quintas-Primero,
Pixie Cheah, Ricky Daker, Gerry
Santos, Robin da Roza, Sharmaine
Arnaiz, Giselle Sityar, Jon and Marc
Naval, Victor Consunji, Chinggay
Andrada, Nicky and Malou Romero,
Marcel Crespo, Adolfo Duarte, Jimmy
Matias, Toto and Bessie Cruz, Tessie
Tan, Federico Guba, Miguel Bernabe,
Jose de Vera, Rose Magsambol, Ajay
Bhalla, Alfonso Salcedo Jr., Samie
Lim, Mia Dragon-Floirendo, Christina
Dragon-Locsin, Loi Concepcion,
Dennis Voboril, Katherine Yao Santos,
Wilma Dull, Alex Lichaytoo, Gina
Dela Vega-Cruz, Tito Sotto, Tom Zita,
Jr., Benedicto and Ching Yujuico, Mia
Borromeo, Annie Ringor, Geoff
Simpson, Francis and Joy Onglatco,
Mitos Juarez, Marrietta Santos, Jarlath
Lynch, Christopher Romaine, Randal
Linhart, Chad Davis, Joy Wassmer,
Elian Habayeb, Benjo Marquez, Mark
Cali-Jentes, Chip de la Calzada,
Wendell Garcia, Kevin Ruiz, Stevie
Tambunting, Roman Mojica, Steven
Lovina, Adrian Cuenca, Ferdi
Salvador, Anna Juco, Martin
Wisniewski, Pierre Toundjis, Nash
Benitez, Edel Jose, Jori Fermo, Anna
Tioseco, Anton Osmea, DJ Samson,
Cindy Tariman, Frannie Gallardo,
Clarissa Reyes, Claus Korger, Mai de
Gorostiza, Mia de Guzman, Lee
Verceles, Ritchie Lavarro, Lisa
Rossiter, Vince Consolacion and Kit
Cojuangco, Frank Lang, Gigi Mabanta,
Rhoda Campos, Parikshit Bhasin,
Louie and Mellie Ablaza, Citoy Lopez,
RJ and Frannie Jacinto, Helen Ong, JJ
Calero, Jeannie Goulbourn, Katrina
Feist, Jun and Nene Leonor, Jojo and
Henry Zabarte, Marilou Lovina, Kay
Kuok Goo, Elizabeth de Motte, Ronald
Villavelez, Enrico Lingao, Jr., Protacio
Empaces, Mario Rotersos, Jude Elardo,

Edwin Ao, Mario Colmenares, Vina
Morales, Romain Barberis, Carminia
Pavia, Spencer Ty, Liza Tan, Christine
San Diego, Karen Grupp, Mimi and
Juliet Tan, Ana and Vince Bitong, Tito
Herbosa, Angela Trillo, Chris Parker,
Chito Melo, Riina Sinisalo, Alexandra
Escat, Raymond Bagatsing, Leah
Navarro, Sherwin Lao, Mikel Arriet,
Nelson Caruncho, Pachot Mapa, Alan
Michael Rafe, Marta Matute, Ponce
Verediano, Candice Dizon, Josie
Natori, Chiling and Susan Sala, Rene
and Girlie Sarmiento, Maxcy and
Marivic Borromeo, Alberto and Tere
Rotaeche, Vicky Moraza, Chito Paulin,
Butch Chiongbian, Renato Osmea,
David Ugarte, Mercy Tuason, Chicho
Suarez, Sharon Azanza, Jon-Jon San
Agustin and Nina Gomez, Mari
Litonjua, Pixie Cheah, Gabby
Katigbak, Ricky Daker, Erwin Edralin,
Paula Rosales, Jon Naval, Kina
Santillan, Victoria Cruz, Alex Angara,
Cesca Ayala, Carissa Buendia, Angie
Lacson, Ed Gonzalez and Therese
Bowler, Monsignor Cristobal Garcia,
Roger Mercado, Damian Mercado,
Jose Pascual, Efren Sarmiento, Betsy
Chiongbian, Riza Almendras, Alicia
Rudd, Vicky Moraza, Emmilie Cuizon,
Arlo Sarmiento, Jay Unchuan,
Ardianne Gonzalez, Christina
Kyamko, Karen Caballes, Blisyl Senol,
Jose Unchuan, Paolo Borromeo, Raci
Franco, Jose Marko Sarmiento, Jose
Miguel Borja and Mia Faye Singson,
Ceferino Villagas and Emily Mercado,
Nacional Mercado, Lizli Tomada,
Ysabella Rose Unchuan, Justine and
Anica Sarmiento, Santiago and
Eduardo Unchuan, Lex Ledesma, Neil
Rumbaoa, Emily Siy, Jenny Guzman
Alinea, Jon Gaskell Fernando, Marlit
Suarez, Valerie de los Santos,
Bridgette Inofreo, Melissa Frye,
Romana, Bricia, Michelle Schulte, Ria
Bolivar, Manette Mercado, Rachel
Piazza, Michelle Calo, Pat Goc-Ong,
Rocky Alcantara, Bikka Ricalde, Gigi

Fernandez, Ana Mendoza, Andy
Ferreria, Dino Laureno, Pinky Yee,
Steve Tambunting, Tamara de
Guzman, Celine Novenario, Mariko
Jacinto, Cristina Villanueva, Alan
Escao, Paolo Martel, Jose Ezpeleta
and Elizabeth Poltronieri, Rev. Fr.
Socrates Saldua, Celestino Martinez
and Carmen Rodriguez, Sabin Aboitiz
and Maria Dina Espina, Rolando Seno,
Edwina Ezpeleta, Chaveli, Elaine and
Elise Ezpeleta, Frank Poltronieri,
Charles and Joseph Ezpeleta, Nino
Bascon and Chichi Martinez, Apollo
and Helen Gamallo, Raul Ezpeleta and
Marilou Caizares, Ethan Duenas,
Aileen Gamallo and Bianca Suarez,
Isabel Maria Expleta, Cristal
Bagasting, Steven Tan, French Franck
Alby, David Fisher, Bianca Salonga,
Jun Vivar, Jojo Gaviola, Shaoi Aquino,
Vince Canizares, Pierre Toundjis,
Nicole Fonacier, Raymond Villanueva,
Rosario Herrera, Billy Mondoedo and
Marlene Borromeo, Luisa de los
Santos, Popo Lotilla, Jojo Ocampo,
SVP, Tetta Ortiz Matera, Tinette
Lucero, Maris Mercado, Julie Najar,
Dottie Adlawan, Chiqui Mabanta,
Marta Matute, Irene Flueckiger,
Melanie Zoref, Ysabel Sylianteng,
Patricia Celis, Gina Campos, Ella Mae
Lim, Ace Villareza, Gerry Richards,
Dean and Lolly Diez, Margaret Ang,
Sheila Colmenares, Annie Delgado
Ringor, Norman Crisologo, Iker
Aboitiz and Amanda Luym, Fr.
Arsenio Nuez, S.J., Maria de la
Caridad Moras, John Unchuan, Nicolas
Paradies, Antonio Aboitiz, Anna
Thelmo, Candice Gotianuy, Ma.
Cristina Villarreal, Justin Torres,
Maxine Eigenmann, Sonia Lazo,
Brenda Consul, Placida Faustino,
Cesar Cruz, Pocholo Azucena,
Marjorie Lopingco, Michelle Suarez,
Wilfredo Estiandan, Bayanihan
National Dance Company, David
171

Balangue, Judy Duavit-Vazquez,
Maureen Santiago, Tessie Javier, Jane
Llaban, Alice Lim, Maricris
Gandionco, Gigi Alvarez, Marilen
Jarque, Chichi Martinez, Pritchit
Borromeo, Rhoda Campos-Aldanese,
Rolando Lotho, Ann Barcelona, Paolo
Maralit, Cao Ocampo, Martin Pulgar,
Owens Sun, E. Norbert Garrett, Luigi
Avancena, Yvonne Policarpio, Jojo
Feliciano, Orlando Israel, Edgar
Chiongbian, Sergio Romero, Amay
Ong Vao, Rene Kintanar, Alice
Fernandez, Roger Lim, Maris Araneta,
Danny Deen, Beatriz Villamor,
Bernard Dee, Michelle Puno Mapa,
Minerva Tanseco, Kara Tolentino,
Miguel Rosales, Virgil Prieto, Joaqui
Valdes, George Rocha, Thea
Froekjear, Michelle and Mark
Bumgarner, Jo Ignacio, Aisa Penafel,
Toffer Lorenzana, Mark Bolante,
Bambi Harper, Ben Farrales, Lydia
Durano, Marvi Sala, Carol Cabangon
Chua, Roshan Samtani, Farah
Tolentino Ylagan, Gilbert Pangilinan,
Gerry Francia, Jody Gadia, Winston
Co, Roena Sarte, Dr. Armando Soto,
Dr. Martin Camara, Serry Pizarro,
Ferdinand Decena, Jim Fuentebella,
Arlene de Castro, Paolo Ballesteros,
Paolo Cabalfin, Mario Schuff, Jorge
Montero, Pepe Rodriguez, Cecille
Mauricio, Bella Yuchengco, Sunshine
Puey, Ines Cabarrus, Chad Davis, Juan
Antonio Lanuza, Miguel and Christine
Cerqueda, Tess Alsua, Raquel Delgado
Garcia, Toshiro Okajima, Louie
Bonguyan, Paul Dominguez, Vincent
and Donna Rodriguez, Maricar
Mascoana, Mary Grace Dimacali,
Rina Albert, Julita Urbina, Edwin
Ortiz, Edmund Reyes, Irish Fullerton,
Leandro Verceles Jr., Clark Handy,
Marife Zamora, Magalie Putmoyen,
Ana Gonzales, Maan Ilustre, Friou
Carbonnel, Carlo Evaristo, Luane
Pasinatto, Lal Gopwani, Antonio
Garcia, Arlen de Guzman, Impy
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Pilapil, Edith Oliveros, Lito Perez,

Mita Rufino, Gerry Gonzalez, Russel
Simfueg, Patrick Fournes, Pepe
Rodriguez, Cecille Mauricio, Noel
Oate, Kino Cudala, Florence Chan,
Jay Pacena II, Luis Lorenzana, Iggy
Rodriguez, Marc Lathuilliere, Susan
Aquilino, Rona Aumentado, Rene
Belison, Raciel Carlos, Ida Ching, Ige
Concepcion, Bodhi Coba, Crisan,
Freddie Dumaquita, Laarni Frial,
Rodgie Gapayao, Lyndon Garovillas,
Vivian Go, Manny de Guzman Jr., Joel
Janer, Dani Javier, Jeline Laporga,
Joey Lito, Julius Legaspi, Randy
Marcelo, Pol Mesina Jr., Tess ParagasMesina, Clarisa Navidad, Dyna Ondoy,
Dennis Paz, Tina Tibang-Pesigan,
Andy Pernia, Arab Pua, Nani Reyes,
Eunice Roxas, Annie Salvacion, Vicky
Samson, Myra Senga, Dionisio
Soriano, Sherwin Tan, Jun Taniang,
Carl Vien Tibang, Andy Urag,
Norberto Villez, Armi Yam, Gene de
Loyola, Rafael Pacheco, Fernando
Sena, Remy Boquiren, Howard Jao,
Lawrence Borsoto, Froilan Calayag,
Jon Jaylo, Luis Lorenzana, Jay Pacena,
Ivan Roxas, Henry Royales, Wesley
Valenzuela, Allan Alcantara, Tyago
Almario, Joel Alonday, John Paul
Antido, Plet Bolipata, Elmer
Borlongan, Lawrence Borsoto, Froilan
Calayag, Pablo Capati, Marika
Constantino, Ninel Constantino,
Marina Cruz, Noel Soler Cuizon,
Edrick Daniel, Igan DBayan, Joey De
Castro, Alfredo Esquillo, Dexter
Fernandez, Dennis Fortozo, Pedro
Garcia, Manny Garibay, Sarah
Geneblazo, Sandra Gfeller, Dennis
Gonzales, Guerrero Habulan, Riel
Hilario, Mark Justiniani, Erwin and
Tony Leao, Stephanie Lopez, Joy
Mallari, Neil Manalo, Joven Mansit,
Keiye Miranda, Ferdinand
Montemayor, Jason Montinola, Bon
Mujeres, Renato Ong, Andy Orencio,
Jim Orencio, Vincent Padilla, Raffy

Pagarigan, Anthony Palomo, Mikel
Parial, Neil Pasilan, Elmer Roslin,
Kirby Roxas, Henry Royales, Ryan
Rubio, Jaypee Samson, Jerson Samson,
Pam Yan Santos, Noel Solis, Tammy
Tan, Rodel Tapaya, Alex Tee, Juanito
Torres, Tatong Racheta Torres, Wire
Tuazon, Anna Varona, Costantino
Zicarelli, Pepito Van Cruz, Brenda
Fajardo, Chloe Romulo-Periquet,
Stefano Ruzza, Ernie Tanquintic,
Golly Talens, Miok Loyola, Samuel
Go, Michael Gleissner, Edward Carey,
Eddie Kong, Maris Araneta, Jenny
Franco, Hanson So, Anthony Ingall,
Raden Sakularan, Labrador,
Raymundo del Rosario, Oscar Reboja,
Javier Quintos, Gerry Sy, Ombre
Hamsirani, Carlos Christopher Manalo,
Ricardo Yang, Alfonso Tanya, Loralie
Roberto, John Galang, Cornelio Mapa,
Tess Panganiban, Louis Bartolome
Borja, Nico Monsalve, Helen
Yuchengco-Dee, Yvonne YuchengcoZialcita, Lorenzo Tan, Francisco
Eizmendi, Robert de Ocampo, Roberto
Manabat, Noel Bonoan, Jorge San
Agustin, Pachot Castaeda, Illeana and
Annette Louise, Alice Woolbright,
June Alegrado, Melanie Ng, Myles
Wilhelmson, Earl Christianson, Dale
Johannse, Tess Chan, Quennie
Ahmman, champion swimmers Joboy
Gonzales, Heidi Gem Ong, Jasmine
Ong, Marichi Gandionco and Dorothy
Hong, Jaclyn Kate Guevarra, Yael
Rose Bibal, Regina Montesclaros,
Romeo Rosete, Portia Heidi Balite,
Yosh Tamura, Benjamin Kho, CY
Tamura, Nora Salazar, Cherry Reyes,
Vanna Calalang Severino, Barni
Alejandro, Tess Vargas, Goyo
Larrazabal, Leana Farrales, Homer
Espiritu, Aissa Gonzalez, Marilen
Montenegro, Mae Zambrano, Tristan
Jovellana, Gary Yupangco and Enrico
Garcia, Carol Francisco, Luz Siguion
Reyna and Weng Chang, Geeta and
Rameesh Dargani, Joffre Arellado,
Vincent Lim, John Fernandez, Lily

Wang, Enrico Garcia, JJ Alano,
Rochelle Troupe, Monica and Albert
Altura, Raffy and Larry Ocampo,
Dindo Caguiat and Tessa Rivera, Erick
Olonan, Janet Lopena, Chesca
Dionisio, Ana de Ocampo, Leana
Farrales, Lorraine and John Mabasa,
Mylene and Tofi Mendoza, Lisa
Tupaz, Brad Edge, Lea Guerrero, Beau
Baconqui, Patti Liang, Frank and Rose
Harrigan, Nori Ongsiako, Gina
Capistrano, Baby and Mandy de Jesus,
Dr. Tenuko Haga, Efren and Lita
Goo, Boy and Monette Guevara,
Louie Kierulf, Wash Lou, Guenter and
Joanne Matschuck, Carminia Pavia,
Noel and Celine Bautista, Gilda
Salonga, Willie Segovia, Cely Luz,
Rey and Sylvia Alejandro, Peter
Coyuito and Al and Nena Casimiro,
Benny Ricafort, Cris Medina, Bing
Carreon Buck, Tec Syjuco Golangco,
Tony Torres, Russell Sobrepea,
Reggie Yu, Jose Benedicto, Fortunato
Aguas, Joey Benedicto, Tony Bonoan,
Carlos and Mariza del Rosario, Manny
Dimaculangan, Lina Aurelio, Jun
Perez, Frankie Roman, Alfred and
Letty Hann, Janet Clemo, Freddie
Borromeo, Tony Portillo, Tess
Tumanagan, Henry Locsin, Araceli
and Sergio Esmeilla, Cora Espiritu,
Tessie Briones, Mars Lambino, Cely
and Nick Ramirez, Willy Segovia, Rey
and Sylvia Alejandro, Frances and
Dorothy Prado, Marivic de Leon and
Lito Rey Palmario, Mart Galvez and
Edgar Castillo, Alex Ledesma,
Flemming and Riza Hansen, Rene
Nieva, Jimmy Dinglasan, Joey and
Hilda Antonio, Olga Martel, Tita
Trillo, Bobby and Tessie Rodrigo,
Sharmaine Cruz, Tong Padilla, June
and Nene Leonor, Fred and Carito
Sarabia, Wilma Palafox, Atty. Mike
Toledo, Jun and Pina Rojas, Daisy
Payumo, Learny and Baba Taada,
Dong Saludo, Vicky Serrano, Charing
173

Villar, Ernesto Arce, Pacqui and
Lilibeth Campos, Van Cort Basil Ong,
Beth Tagle, Charito Planas, Charlie
Uy, Joey Moreno, Maria Isabel Lopez,
Cita Dinglassen, Ginny Puno, Vangie
Pascual, Tony Rufino, Veronica
Baluyut and Lito Jimenez, Joe and
Marilou Alejandro and Ramon
Ilusorio, Jean Saburit, John and An
Aspinall, Rose Montenegro, Tom
Aquino, Carlyn Manning, Frank and
Cherry Layug, Sandra Carvalho,
Emma Altura, George Caparas, Cecille
Ferrer, Annette Ablan, Ernie Fajardo,
Vicky Castaeda and Frank
Cancelloni, Ed Olivares, Judith Roa
Yu, Jun Alvendia, Leah Santiago, Chit
Gohu, Atty. Kennedy and Buena
Sarmiento, Nissim Palomo, Fernando
Pea, Guy Feldman,Christopher Stsele,
Fudor Badea, Mario Bartol, Fernando
Berguno, Jorge and Johanna Montero,
Mario Schuff, Theo Arnold, Tith
Sarewnreth, Tony Gonzalez, Parouk
Hussin, Luis Liwanag, Luchie
Arguelles, Randy Urlanda, Kunie de
Guzman, Murray Hertz, Aida Sevilla
Mendoza, Nelly Sindayen, Howie
Valino, Theo Beekman, Carla Horta,
Jimmy and Tess Munoz, Vasileous
Petrakos, Vilma and Gomer Sedaria,
Brigitte Ramos Erkelens, Zaldy and
Maring Manalo, Dr. George Sarakinis,
Anthony Ocampo, Ancheta Tan, Patty
Chiong, Patty Chiong, Malou
Babilonia, Jenny Napoles, Eric
Marquez, Walter Gimmi, Lucita Uy,
Rubens Fedele, Chito Sobrepea,
Girlie Villarosa, Suzie Ortigas, Mila
Jalandoni, Ana Martha and Marot
Moreno, Ester Anastacio, Digna
Calina, Marcel Crespo, Carolyn
Garcia, Charlie Cojuangco, Rene and
Yaying Dragon, Manoling and Sandy
Poblador, Non Lobregat, Tereret
Liboro, Jimmy Santiago, Noe Santos,
Jay Domingo, Robby Decena, Ronnie
Alba, Atty. Simonette Pulido, Ernie
Liwanag, Ian Garcia and Architect Jojo
174
Tavera, Kim Woon, Chris Lovellanos,

Andrew Bonifacio, Vera Davies, Ted
Sulisto, Duncan Palmer, Cora
Swaimler, Kasper Hansen, Jean
Jacques Borgstedt, Michelle
Borstedtedt, Miriam Hebert, Ulli
Hoffman, Yasmine German, Ruth
Fenkelstein, Graeme Ellis, Toni Ellis,
John Laidley, Albert Von Winkler,
Monica Winkler, Willi and May
Martin, Fr. Tony Lazaro, Alice
Guerrero, Mita Gutierrez, Dettie
Carunungan, Dolly Tesoro, Carrie
Bautista, Nellie Bengzon, Pitang
Tiongson, Vic Agustin, Ramon Arnaiz,
Mars Lambino, Boysie Villavicencio,
Maria Brumann, Catherine Nicole,
Gail Mercado, Richard Uy, Evelyn
Witte, Marbee Go, Christian Schoof,
Janet Teves, Julius Herera, Neri Lim,
Alvin Uy, Manette and Camille
Agbayani, Kathy Park, Geena Zablan,
Marissa Fenton, Emma Nieto, Joy
Fong, Eric Ting, Julius and Shelly
Mojica, Gunter and Joanne Matschuck,
Cesar and Teena Sarino, Boy
Restubog, Danney League, Joy Fong,
Jo-Ann Salgado, Millie Reyes, Manny
and Mia Padilla, Wopsy and Agile
Zamora, Munte del Rosario, Criselda
Lontok, Malu Veloso, Christine
Cunanan, Vivian Lo, Paul Garcia,
Reynaldo David, Ernesto Villaluna,
Federico Lopez, Joey Leviste, Francis
Manglapus, Ruby Chua, Sunny
Vergara, Tina Ferreros, Geena Zablan,
Jayne Yu, Gladys Capco, Althea
Montalban, Cyril Means, Rochie San
Juan, Mila Belisario, Atty. Boy Reyno,
Gina Haar, Aida Leitner, Gloria
Alcala, Ramon Pimentel, Elsa de
Gracia, Babes Dominguez, Peter and
Lito Naidas, Lerma Coling, Susan
Hassig, Evangeline Garcia, Babes
Trinidad, Dr. Tito Roel Marcial, Dr.
Porfirio Tica, Ernest Gonzaga,
Angelita Sibal, Tina Ferreros, Francis
Calaquian, Jing Chua, Donnie Delima,
Edgar San Diego, Danilo Franco, Toni

Galang, Antonio Jan Garcia, Steve de
Leon, Glen Lopez, Pepe Quitco, Amiel
Cabanlig, Dr. Mary Jane Valdecaas,
Dr. Phillippe Petit, Dr. Marthan Jules,
Dr. Sergio Noviello, Willin Chan,
Rufina Lim, Salome Uy, Aida
Cobankiat, Connie Haw, Sheena Chua,
Joy Melendrez, Winnie Go, James
Peralta, Joseph Iquitan, Vicky
Magsino, Carlo Borromeo, Arnie del
Rosario, Bill Stone, Francesco Rizzo,
Jay McLeod, Neil McLeod, Jerry
McNamara, Helen del Rosario,
Ricardo Boncan, Brendan Egan, Sarah
McLeod, Marites Pamintuan, Chito
Clavano, Roxanne Sarthou, Fr. Dindo
Hilario, Edith Oliveros, Lito Perez,
Simfuego, Tony Rodriguez, Louis-Paul
Heusaff, Monique Gautier, Mita
Rufino, Peter Coyiuto, Frankie Roman,
Ramon Monzon and Lorraine Schuck,
Hadrian and Terri Swager, Romy
Gorospe and Eve Cayaban, Frank
Evaristo, Cherie Mijares, Raven and
Vida Socknathan, Lynne Palma,
Bobby Hukom, Swedish Ambassador
Annika Markovich, Finnish
Ambassador Riitta Resch, Lord
Norman Lonsdale and Minda
Feliciano, Gustavo Guissani, Cyril
Means, Chris Goetemann, Emma Nieto
and Glo Alcala, Marvie CojuangcoYulo, Chona Mercado, Atty. Andy
Fornier, Nanette Mendoza, Ruby Co,
Sally Inductivo, Virgie Arguillera,
Lorna Naval, Bac Bac Lu, Judy
Soriano, Gigi Trinidad, Tina Bautista,
Janet Ang, Eric Loretizo, Malou
Noble, Chay Pagdilao, Mary Grace
Katigbak, Jean Tey, Francis Inclan,
Chiqui Villaruel, Thelma Watanabe,
Joe and Je Wu, Dr. Patty and Dr.
Barny Tinio, Diego Alquiros, Nat Tan,
Lona Lee, Cheryl Lo, Kathy RomeroSalas, Dr. Candy Apacible, Mike
Aquino, Patsy Aytona, Boyet Reyes,
Reli Herman, Hamish Moore, Sarah
McLeod, Fil Juntereal, Barbara
Cumagun, Edward Gonda, Noni

Mangubat, Edwin Macapagal, Jun
Doydoy, Jolan Guevarra, Kooks
Pascual, Chef Victory Ado, Nadjie
Veluz, Gloria Yoshida, Nadjie Veluz,
Charisse Bienvenida, Jolirich
Templonuevo, Juan Rodrigo, Ernie
Garcia, Patricia Paares, Meca PensonPrieto, Mercy Chiu, Rene Meily,
champion swimmers Ferdinand
Frigillana, Martin Parenas, Gerard
Bordado, Mark Tano, Jan Michael
Chiu, Matthew Tano, Edsonking
Dinglasan, Nikko Villagrante, Bryle
Zapanta, Jasper Ong, Roberto Justiani,
Miggy Villanueva, Christopher
Quilala, Carlos Fernandez, Banjo
Borja, Johanssen Aguilar, John Solon,
Wilfredo Sunglao, Chrizel Lagunday,
Liane Marquez, Isabela Arabejo,
Marielle Infantado, Edzen Dinglasan,
Krestia Lacson, Marvie Borja, Sarah
diAboville, Nikki Balinas, Whitney
Dee, Carmina Quilala, Erika
Visitacion, Patricia Malabanan, Nicole
Ilustre, Edlyn Son and Patricia Yam,
Pansol Choir, Canto Cinco, Tinig
Barangka, Himig Heswita, Barangka
Choir, Taong Choir, Bukas Palad,
Hangad, Hontiveros Family, Musica
Chiesa, UP Filipiniana Dance Group,
Rosanna Ocampo, Doc Marlon Pecjo,
Sandra Siefert, Wesley Villarica,
Francis Flores, Yul Servo, Lance
Raymundo, Mikee Lee, Macoy
Fundales, Rob Duat, Juliana Palermo,
Johncy Maham, Jocelyn Buendia,
Manny del Rosario, Mikki Jurado,
Rose Montenegro, Enrique Gonzalez,
Mumph Ruiz, Manny del Rosario,
Cary Lagdameo, Mark and Michelle
Tagle, Dr. Carlos Gabriel, Dr. Anna
Lopez-Gabriel, Quito Lopez, Greg
Montenegro, Emily Montenegro, Fitz
Puyat, Graeme Bailey, Carlson Tong,
Roberto Manabat, Aldrain Fresco,
Jarrel Soliman, Joshua Palisoc,
Chuckie Albert III, Michael Dizon,
Myko Ong, Robin Ocampo, J.L.
175

Achaval, Raphael Galvez, Robert
Gloria, Avery Paraiso, Drew Daquial,
Jervy Arahan, Paolo Cantada, Sam
Mison, Luis Hontiveros, Eljohn Yee,
Raff Montesines, Redmond Zapanta,
Maverick Velarde, Vince Estenso,
Steven Gates, Rommel Toledo,
Allendale Meris, Ria Octavio, Arny
Roque, Cristine Andal, Avonlea
Paraiso, Rouba Diego, Hiba Diego,
Daniela Fernandez, Carrie See, Audrey
Gonzales, Aivana Elma, Katrina
Pocdolacion, Hannah Garcia, Nina de
Mesa, Patricia Reyes, Shane Tarun,
Lady Ruiz, Sarah Alcantara, Goldie
Gamir, Yvette Corral, Charmaine
Estrada, Bambi Alegre, Camille
Saunar, Alexia Talay, Andrea Moredo,
Bryann Foronda, Cai Gecena, Catrice
Gerochi, Jammy Soliman, Vivien
Gemora, Meliza Garcia, Elaine Zabala,
Patrice Pantig, Elaine Zervoulakos,
Enrique Gil, Ynah Perez, Nikka
Zamora, Erika Pangan, Maggie
Batacan, Jerrymie Hernansez, Susanna
Bae, Xena Jagolino, Andre Gil,
Darnell Rivera, Janette Regis, Cristine
Lim, Pollyanna Marcelo, Vincent
Sandoval, Jonner Nazareno, Janice
Perez, Darlene Malimas, Joseph
Francia, Rudolph Rivera, Howard
Medina, Stephanie Chong, Marivic
Agustin, Francis Fernandez, Veron
Medina, Cecilia Llave, Kata Ongaigui,
Sambie Rodriguez, Monique BanzonDaez, Feanne Mauricio, Camille Co,
Jessica Yang, Val Chua, Sylka
Rebelato Toppan, Irish Ong, Cay
Kujipers, Janna Tee, Mary Anne
Guidotti, Anna Rubio, Ian Mach, Anna
Rubio, Mariana Bantug, Shivena Uy,
Catherine de Jesus, Cay Kujipers,
Tabetha Uy, Selina Ybanez, Domz
Tiu, KC and Bebs Hollmann, Gia
Banaag, Tamerlane Tuason, Ennuh
Tiu, Hannah Kim, Jake Ofrasio,
Ashley Gosiengfiao, Alodia
Gosiengfiao, Cris Si, Mye Chung,
Diana Santos, Erika Hocson, Ysa
176
Villar, Bardo Wu, Trina Khio, Ian

Mach, Ysa Villar, Kim Gantioqui,
Klaudine Yapyuco, Mike Pamintuan,
Jasper Pua and Carla Lizardo, Mara
Benipayo, Carmela Sison, Chrissie
Torres, Joey Franco, Gabbie Veloso,
Karsie Lorenzana, Mariane Guidotti,
Gabbie Veloso, Janna Tee, Sean De
Dios, Gus Albor, Hermes Alegre,
Nunelucio Alvarado, Ricky Ambagan,
Max Balatbat, Malyn Bonayog, EJ
Cabangon, Mel Cabrina, Choie,
Dansoy Coquilla, Nill Cruz, Joseph de
Juras, Abi Dionisio, Ferdinand
Doctolero, Neil Doloricon, Billy
Francisco, Dennis Filart, Grandier, Fitz
Herrera, Jun Impas, Ferdinand
Liongoren, Josue Mangrobang Jr.,
Bobby Nuestro, Tiny Nuyda, Sam
Penaso, Dicky Santos, Eman Servito,
Eghai Roxas, Kirby Roxas, Lirio
Salvador, Olan Ventura, Orley Ypon,
Tony Alcoseba, Jaime Gubaton,
Ronald Jeresano, Peter Sutcliffe,
Angelito Jo Florendo, Egai
Fernandez, Pablo Baen Santos, Ambie
Abano, Clare Alegado, Janet
Balberona, Cathy Lasam-Ballo, Bru,
Mica Cabildo, Con Cabrera, Kim
Carlos, Marika Constantino, Grace
Corpuz, Ranelle Dial, Karen Flores,
Mayang Frigilllana, Dina Gadia,
Angela Garrido, Sarah Gaugler, Eva
Gubat, Alon de Guzman, Abi Jao,
Helen Jose, Amihan Jumalon, Lea
Lim, Lesley Lim, Michelle Lim,
Raquel de Loyola, Kat Medina, Maan
de Loyola, Jhoan Medrano, Donna
Noda, May Tobias-Papa, Cheng
Pimentel, Brenda Praico, Alma Quinto,
Ling Quisumbing, Marga Rodriguez,
Julie Cola Shen, Reine Shih, Yasmin
Sison, Mimi Tecson, AJ Tolentino,
Teta Tulay, Anna Varona, Shakira
Villa, JJ Villamarin, Tanya Villanueva,
Lauren Villarama, Iwi Laurel, Jam
Morales, Carl Balita, Arthur
Manuntag, Criena House, Mark Tayag,
Christine Allado, Lee Villoria, Erika

Cedilla, Michael Odoemene, Karla
Reyes, Michael de Mesa, Leo Rialp,
Noel Rayos, Enchang Kaimo, Dulce,
Mic Alvez, Kaye Castillo, Danes Lee,
Cathy Cruz, Ryan Singson, Rajiv
Ghumman, Gloria Campbell, Beng
Sison, Jenny Paradis, Mikel Arriat,
Vivi Hirsh, Rubens Fedele, Boying
Remulla, Manuel Lazaro, Avelino
Cruz, Rex Gatchalian, Carissa
Coscolluela, Eric Mendoza, Eric Alvin
Po, Johann Escana, Marica Silva, Kate
Baliao, Jill Lao, Ayessa Monter, Rina
Mariano, Karina Vera, Karen
Macasaet, Nonie Basilio, Lily Adina,
Baby de Jesus, Annabelle Adriano,
Carrie Bautista, Tessie Briones, Agnes
Huibonhoa, Nini Layug, Tereret
Liboro, Gilda Salonga, Jay Fonacier,
Milo Naval, Rica Villaluz, Bong
Aromin, Martin Lopez, Teresita Luz,
Boompy Martel, Eman Pineda, Jose
Campos, Ish Montilla, Marilou Prieto,
Georgina Padilla McCorn, Cookie
Olondrez and Bolo Tuason, Tikboy
Katigbak, Trining Lacson, Bibing
Montelibano and Ted Villanueva, Mari
Borao, Baby and Bamby Araneta,
Connie and Ninggoy Araneta, Maricar
Dayan, Stuart Wilson, Lana Sequijor,
Mau Alcazar, Noli Gonzales, Eduardo
Lopez, Joe Jalbuena, Larissa
Simontou, Janet Hook, Miriam
Katigbak, Teddy San Juan, Cristy
Comia, Cathy Bengzon, Kelly dela
Merced, Maita Lichauco, Tony Valdez,
Michael Kho, Colin McKay, Avel
Bacudio, Fran Ripano, Katrina
Lagman and Felipe Villaroman, Luigi
Avance, Nick Carr, Peter Prentice, Rea
Gomez, Maricris Abad Santos Albert,
Chestnut Heredia, Bebeth Timbol, Fely
Schweitzer and Johnny Pilapil, Eki
Cardenas, Roi Philips and Johnny
Tanchanco, Erika Markham, Fe and
Ernie Yu, Aurora Perez and Raul
Villegas, Dandy Gomez and John
Gaddi, Marissa Han and Danny
Wieneke, Lulu Villanueva, Jennette
Lista, Joy Abrogar, Mila Suarez,

Marilou Ngo, Gina Comanda, John
Rocha, Rachelle Gerodias, Joan Cano,
Joel Baluyot, Eazel Don, Maricris
Perez, Michael Sol Cruz, Carl
Hancock, Betsy Medalla, Maricar
Rhodes, Joey Parungao, Gus Albor,
Roberto M.A. Robles, Reggie Yuson,
Andy and Tisha Bautista, Celia
Cuasay, Leroy Tan, Amado Tadeo,
William and Eliza Valdez, Dave
Mercado, Roi Philips, Lorna
Quisumbing, Susan Campos, Nimfa
Yatco, Margarita Romualdez, Jaina
Perez, Tina Coscolluela, Joan
Matchuck, Mara Enrile, Dick Upton,
John Silva, Manny Baldemor, Max
Lalata, Charlie Co, Doreen Yu, Popoy
del Rosario, Angel Ramos, Pinky
Jacob, Raffy Rufino, Jovy Cruz,
Rommel Papa, Abe Gopoco, Kim
Wong, Nap Taas, John Jimenez, Ogie
Villalon, Bebo Quiros, Edwin Bautista,
Ricky Arnaldo, Hep Martinez, Larry
Cole, Rudy Oretti, Marvin Tan,
Alfredo Reyes, Donaldson Jao, Jeffrey
Gatdula, Edison Sia, Grech Go, Melvin
Gumban, Armand Racho, Emil
Theordore Cruz, Brian Tancangco,
Eleanor Chan, Herculano Co Jr.,
Cristina Tan, Chito Angliongto,
Edward Co, Wilson Tan, Louie Locsin,
Gigi Tanjutco, Ofie Benavides, Vicky
Aquino, Pie Kalaw, Marybeth Suarez,
Lulu Sotto, Meng Perdices, Chona
Lazaro, Corito Galvez, Gilda Tanalega,
Boysie Villavicencio, Joey Bernabe,
Tes Alsua, Edwin Ocampo, Francisco
Vecin, Ben de Jesus, Francis Uy,
Nellie Enriquez, Mark Pineda, Danny
Jacinto, Peewee Roldan, Toto Tarosa,
Manny Baldemor, Raul Isidro, Gus
Albor, Tony Nuez, Gig de Pio, Dolly
Bohol, Viring Ongkeko, Techie
Cristobal, Sonya Valencia, Norma
Francia, Evelyn Martin, Nene de
Guzman, Dorie Gomez, Dr. Detlef
Reis, Edith Gonzales, Arman Barlis,
Yorky Gomez, Uve Hesse, Gunther
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and Joanne Matschuck, Ditas Chua,
May Reyes, Belle Carlos, Leah
Branley, Josie Santiago, Winfried
Herbst, Tom and Annabelle
Wisniewski, Naira, Romina and Anella
Heytems, Yves and Techie
Remondeulaz, Simon and Nina Halley,
George and Marjon Ruffner, Karoly
and Aleta Okolicsanyi, Gilles
Chouraqui, David Baldwin, Art Rocha,
Jann Jansen, Ronald Brashear,
Michelin Jess, Mert Banatin. Vir and
Rita Pea, Don and Cherry Felbaum,
Chris Escudero, Mike de Villa, Paula
Locsin, Johann Ramos, Von Tan Gana,
Lovell Gopez, Eliza Antonio, Renato
and Monet de Villa, Benny and Lyn
Gopez, Vicky Locsin, Karla Ermita,
Fernando Sison III, Ditrie Villacorta,
Collette Centeno, Maria Zita Claustro
and Vicente Valera, Evelyn Pantig,
Julio Tan, Veda Baez Alonzo, Lorna
Quisumbing, Vilma Valera, Mary Jane
Ortega, George Salvo, Richard Riley,
James Cooper, Renee Salud, CJ de
Silva, Jorge Concepcion, Mario
Mamon, Janet Basco, Ayson, Len
Olbes, Lilibeth Campos, George Vail
Kabristante, Maya Grace Katigbak,
Betty Chua, Cita Fernandez, Maribel
Dario, Joanne Matschuck, Geena
Zablan, Ben Farrales, Ofelia Jacomina,
Lou San Diego, Nenuca Blardony,
Beth Tiosco, Lolette Carillo, Aiko
Taylor, Isabel Abella, Tessie
Villanueva, Mila Cruz, Mila Lim,
Ericka Markham, Zozima Romero, Sol
Tan-Gatue, Celia Cuasay, Alice
Briones, Cez Manalo, Baby Antonio,
Roi Philips, Edith Nakpil Rabat, Evie
Costa, Thelma Gana, Malu Unson,
Mila How, Felice Sta. Maria, Celso
Dayrit, Ophie Clemente, Deo de Luna,
Lydia Hao, Bernard Virtucio, Jasmin
Enverga, Tony Constantino, Baba
Santos, Emil and Lin Pilar, Andy
Clemente, Maritza Alzona, Tony
Palad, Minnie Seneres, Cesar Insua,
Lody Rivera, Dr. Johnny Nanagas,
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Carrie Bautista, Aguinaldo Miravalles,

Mitz Piad, Gen. Levy Malto, Helen
Castillo, Roger Cabunag, Dr. Cesar
Reyes, Dr. Larry de Leon, Bernie and
Nilda Jamilla, Salvador Clemente,
Elvira Castillo, Rusty Lopez, Bobby
Novenario, Ruben Abalos, Archie
Rodriguez, Griffith Go, Cogie
Domingo, Carlos Agassi, Peachy
Veneracion, Jessica Rodriguez and
David Bunevacz, Mark Caguioa,
Nestor Padilla, Oscar Lopez, Maritess
Lagdameo Lopez, Tess Litton, Cristina
de Alba, Deane Montoya, Martin
Litton, Vanna Calalang, Annie Cacho,
Manet Dayrit, Bing and Tintin RiveraSantiago, Jojit Alcazar, Ben Reyes,
Antti Lahtinen, Karen Romualdez,
Alex Lichaytoo, Alta Tan, Tara Santos,
Patricia Javier, Rachel Alejandro, Lee
Robin Salazar, Wendy Puyat, Anna
Shier, Eazel Don, Paolo Valdez,
Jonathan Kovac, Cherrie del Rosario,
Erick Menk, Mark Anthony
Fernandez, Zoren Legaspi, Victor Neri,
Miriam Katigbak, Rowena Tomeldan,
Winnie Nazareth, Dave Rafael, Lloyd
Zaragoza, Marvin Yap, Jana
Dominguez, Jose Sarasola, Manuel
Chua, PJ Walsham, Rico Maierhofer,
Cholo Villanueva, Rosanna Aranaz,
Princess Violago, Danielle Lee, Paui
Pea, Iana Bantug, Nico Ibaviosa,
Borgy Hermida, Simon Atkins, Jai
Reyes, Carlo Alvarez, Geoff
Eigenmann, Aldrich Aparicio, Chris
Diaz, Czarina Villa, Delby Bragais,
Dimple Lim, Don Protasio, Eddie
Castro, Edgar Madamba, Edgar San
Diego, Eric Delos Santos, Gerry
Katigbak, Jaki Pealosa, Joel Escober,
John Abul, John Paras, Julius Tarog,
Len Nepomuceno-Guiao, Lizanne Cua,
Lyle Ibaez, Martin Bautista, Melvin
Lachica, Michelle Lim, Norman
Noriega, Odelon Simpao, Oliver
Tolentino, Pia Gladys Perey, Ramon
Favila, Raoul Ramirez, Reian Mata,
Robin Tomas, Ronaldo Arnaldo, Sassa

Jimenez, Veejay Floresca, Edwin Uy,
Angelo Estera, Marlon Rivera, Paul
Herrera, Yako Reyes, Estien Quijano,
Enrico Carado, Jona Ballaran, Philipp
Torres, Ziggy Savella, Shanon
Pamaong, Gian Romano, Glen
Wagstaff, Jamie Joe, Andrew Kim,
Daniel Chua, Carlo Racela, Edwin
Tan, David Fabros, Juno Chuidian,
Grendel Alvarado, Jerome Lorico,
Ryan Laborte, Aislynn Liao, Brandon
Parrenas, Karen Guinto, Lady Trinity,
Funk Avy, Gema Luisa Pido, Jose
Mari and Happy Miranda, Bob
Gothong, Jim Dosseter, Charlie
Jeswani, Sarah Rosser, Ken Jeswani,
Kate Paredes, Erika Pineda, Jenny
Yrasuegui, Mia Pineda, Mark Villar,
Nicole Whisenhunt, Joe Juico, Lito
Serrano, Francis Reyes, Jet Acuzar,
Albert Ong, Alex Mendoza, Ludwig
Reuter, Lisa Hutchinson, Samir
Arabzadeh, Jeb Barsana, George
Defiesta, Mondei del Rosario, Gino
Santiago, William Go, Araceli Magno,
Cynthia Alcala, Lina Enriquez, Pablo
Magno, Celso Hernandez, Charles
Marshall, Jennifer Reyes, Maricor
Aquino, Jenny Pea, Cecille Teodoro,
Duane and Mandy Santos, Dr. Romeo
Protacio, Francois Amiot, Maryse
Gautier, Hans and Lani Schoof, Julius
and Shelly Mojica, Gigi Gaw, Angel
Asi, Gladys Biala, Romina Gervacio,
Dr. Arief Mandan, Kusumaningprang,
Ahimsa Soekartono, Win Myint,
Minister Counsellor, Manuel Iturbe,
Aaron Yap, Irzan Tandjung, Michael
Sahu, Malai Halimah Yussof, Leuane
Sombounkhan, Aung Khin Soe,
Muhammad Naeem Khan, Angelo
Estera, Jerome Salaya Ang, Joel
Escober, Randall Solomon, Raoul
Ramirez, Yako Reyes, Aldrich
Aparicio, Boying Eustaquio, Edgar
Madamba, Edgar San Diego, Jay
Sustiguer, Jona Ballaran, Maricar
Kobayashi, Marichu Tan-Geson,
Martin Bautista, Nolie Vieza, Paul
Herrera, Shanon Pamaong, Czarina

Villa, Eric de los Santos, Mitch Dulce,
Tina Daniac, Anna Leah Salvador,
Anthony Cesar Ramirez, Aries Lagat,
Arniel Zulueta, Don Protasio, Donn
Delantar, Herbert Custodio, Jasmine
Costelo, Kat Corpus, Kat Sy, Pablo
Cabahug, Regine Dulay, Simon Ariel
Vasquez, Zxander Tan, Bang Pineda,
Estien Quijano, Jerome Lorico, Marc
Taa, Odelon Simpao, Benjie Manuel,
Boy Guinoo, Dax Bayano, Jaz Cerezo,
Joel Bautista, Jontie Martinez, Lloyd
Arceo, Marc Rancy, Melvin Lachica,
Nat Manilag, Philip Torres, Popo Go,
Ren Manabat, Delby Bragais, Ciege
Cagalawan, Dimple Lim, Edwin Uy,
Kermit Tesoro, Norman Noriega,
Benjie Manuel, Boy Guinoo, Dax
Bayano, Jaz Cerezo, Joel Bautista,
Jontie Martinez, Marc Rancy, Melvin
Lachica, Nat Manilag, Philip Torres,
Popo Go, Ren Manabat, Arnold
Galang, Michelle Lim, Jorge Palmos,
Lyle Ibaez, Michael Cinco, Barge
Ramos, Ava Paguyo, Eddie Castro,
Greta Castro, Julius Tarog, Nikki
Martinez, Nikki Sonico, Pencil Diestra,
Reian Mata, Ricky Abad, Twinkle
Ferraren, Ziggy Savella, Bang Pineda,
Estien Quijano, Gerry Katigbak,
Jeffrey Rogador, Jerome Lorico, Lyle
Ibaez, Marc Tana, Odelon Simpao,
Radall Solomon, Raoul Ramirez, Yako
Reyes, Zxander Tan, Fr. Fernando
Suarez, C.C., Fr. Jeffrey Shannon,
Jevon Ong and Hailey Lynne Ramos
Villarica, Wenn Deramas, Chito S.
Rono, Don Cuaresma, Erick Salud,
Trina Dayrit, Jojo Saguin, Malu
Sevilla, Jerome Pobocan, Onat Diaz,
Andoy Ranay, Arnel Natividad, Nuel
Naval, Rechie del Carmen, Dondon
Santos, Willy Cuevas, Dante Nico
Garcia, Gia Suyao, Nancy Yabut, Lani
Gutierrez, Jasmin Pallera, Ian Reyno,
Romer Gonzales, Darla Sauler, Roxy
Liquigan, Mico del Rosario, Weng
Quijano, Leng Caharian, Kenneth
179

Punongbayan, Ivan Cruz, Darnel
Villaflor, Rocky Ubana, Mio Siojo,
Marvi Gelito, Carlina dela Merced,
Grace Ann Casimsiman, Justine Javier,
Crissy Baluyut, Kate Valenzuela,
Mercee Gonzales, Rondel Lindayag,
Mari Lamasan, Reggie Amigo, Gina
Marissa Tagasa, Joel Mercado,
Villareal, Zita Aragon, Mitch
Gatlabayan, Van Leoric Enriquez,
Jaycee Ariate, Michael Escuadra,
Marcus Ramos, Emil Briones, Joey
Perez, Lois Lane Lagamson, Keithlene
Niocole Pozas, Lyka Mae Garcia,
Beatrice Cuevas, Grace Mycole
Aranes, Maxine Raine Reyes, Keanna
Corpuz, Cheska Basallote, Samatha
Villola, Anjo Marie Catanyag, Erika
Ignacio, Karylle Ann Rosites,
Francheska San Jose, Christine Joy
Bringuelo, Kirsten Julia Pagador,
Hannah Cid, Anne Nicole Parungao,
Prince Echo Campo, Joaquin
Monteser, Elijah Lance Romero, Elijah
Eizel Reyes, Simeoun Daria, Joaquin
Marcial Tierra, Gabrielle Lorenz
Alvarez, Hycinth Formentera, Charles
Hector Quizon, Gian Cedric Santos,
Jessica Guevara, Brady Wheeler, Tina
and Michelle Pamintuan, Michael
Koranda, Rose Santos, Arlene Lina,
Josie Manabat-Miranda, Mitzi
Canafranca, Marileen Calilong Ayson,
Angeline Manzano-Cataluna, Thomas
Ng, Judith Dayrit, Humphrey OLeary,
Vincente Perez, Jomar Rodriguez,
Oscar Biason, Jennifer Marquez, Maria
Divinagracia Nieva Santos, Jennifer
Marie de Guzman, Marianne Po, Sarah
Jane Javellana, Judith Dayrit, Felix
Cruz, Babsie Aragon, Ria Domingo,
Kit Javier, Peter Yap, Rio Mayuga,
Claire Ann Yap, Oscar Biason, Tomas
Marcelo Agana III, Manuel Salazar,
Belle Lumapas, Ina Pineda, Kay
Gervacio, Aileen Quijano, Arnold
Reyes, Baron Geisler, Lance
Raymundo, Rose Montenegro, Enrique
Gonzalez, Mumph Ruiz, Manny del
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Rosario, Cary Lagdameo, Mark and

Michelle Tagle, Dr. Carlos Gabriel, Dr.
Anna Lopez-Gabriel, Quito Lopez,
Greg Montenegro, Emily Montenegro,
Fitz Puyat, Graeme Bailey, Carlson
Tong, Roberto Manabat, Aldrain
Fresco, Jarrel Soliman, Joshua Palisoc,
Medina, Cecilia Llave, Rosebud
Benitez, Mitchie Sison, Dario Lopez,
Jonah Trinidad, JL Cang, Nino
Logarta, Dr. Jai Te, Dr. Oyie
Balburias, Dr. Dean Torno, Dr. Mechel
Tion, Remy Aquino, Rodel Sabado,
Cheska Santiago, Marilen Nolasco-

Espiritu, Linda Buenviaje, Carmelita
Salvador, Elinita Bolipata, Angelo
Matias Pizarro, Ogie Narvasa, Santi
Araneta, Mon Tuason, Butch Antonio,
Doris Trinidad, Lita Luga, Larry
Inocando, Fe Barrias, Sharon Lim
Dulay de Joya, Albert Leonido, Atty.
Pacita delos Reyes Phillips, Albert
Reyes, Vince Lauron, Dr. Abraham
Pascual, Victor Tan, Ariel Arce, Bong
Lopez, Anthony Manlongat, Angelica
Marie Ampil, Samantha Sadhwani,
Jerome John Hughes, Cheryl Dioniso,
Lito Nadal Jr., Anki Soler, Marissa
Alejandro Lopa, Patricia Conocono,
Tito de Vera, Bless Sison, Gabby
Salcedo, Dominique Lebastard,
Queenie Ammann, Anton Mark Masa,
Charlie Manatad, Hilque Dario, Inah
Sagun, John Ong, Vania Romoff,
Jackie Climaco, Mikey Sanchez,
Danny Matteo, Jude Bacalso, Bojo
Ongcoy, Christopher Diaz, Michelle
Lim, Corinne Risos, Lorelie Dijan,
Nicanor Castro, Chezka Martinez,
Michella Caedac, Alca Poras, Anthony
Tourchet, Gutsy Tuason, Bela Lipat,
David Wong, Wellington Ong, Tissa
Roxas-Tan, Winnie Seow, Steve
Lawrence and Anna Sy, Ramon
Arteficio, Jun Miranda, Manolo de
Leon, Chef Rene Ottlik, Executive
Chef Roberto Molleman, Paco Jarque
and Monique del Gallego, Fr. Fausto
Luzentales, Bryan and Chaveli Head,
Thomas and Michelle Ngo, Marko
Sarmiento, Stefanie Olano, Jade
Rabacal, Alfonso Lujan, Ritchie Go
and Maia Martinez, Cisco and Maria
Elena Jarque, Cuco and Marilen del
Gallego, Rios and Lara Agua, Marius
Agua, Angelo Verdan and Lani
Echavez, Laarni Springer, Tracy
Tortosa, Ana Criste Loma, Jesson Lim,
Bong Paredes, Justin Arrieta, Joe
Assad, Marga Larrazabal, Rainier
Anne Regalado, Del Hernandez,
Marose Yuzon, Ambassador Ramon
del Rosario, Dick Romulo, Joey
Cuisia, Raul Concepcion, Ambassador

Tita de Villa, Cynthia Mamon, Tony
Oppen, Noemi Saludo, Ric Pascua,
Greg Montinola, Nandy Pacheco, Jess
Estanislao, Polly Nazareno, Bernardino
Cortez, Gerry Santos, Roberto
Espenilla, Msgr. Nestor Cerbo, Fr.
Edwin Mercado, Fr. Anton C.T.
Pascual, Fr. Francisco Ungria, Fr. Vic
Apacible, Anita Castro, Gaines Marie
Rosario, Bibay Nolasco, Maritess
Lopez, Marietta Santos, Elo Santiago,
Annie Bautista, Lita Salinas, Ditas
Lerma, Mia Ynares, Darren Hosie,
Levenson Rodriguez, DJ Charles
Lopez Lesaca, Bong Agustines, Steve
Angeles, Anya Aquino, Racquel
Crisostomo, Rose Eclarinal, Loui
Galicia, Bernadette Relos, Maxxy
Santiago, Mae Valencia, Andy Relox,
Chris Lavinia, Baby Condeno, Warfe
Engracia, Annie Agudo, Josephine
Ferrer-Ocubillo, Sam Costanilla, Baby
Condeno, Ester Alferez, Corazon
Rosales-Jayma, Gil Maningo, Gani
Villarojo, Raki Vega, Fe Maningo,
Dante Pagapulaan, Eva Santos, Gil
Maningo, Novo Bono Jr., Elvis
Somosot, Leah Mae, Maricel Suaring,
Sarah Rivera, Baby Condeno, Linda
Dajao-Sayson, Ester Alferez, Gani
Villarojo, Eking Fernandez, Boyet
Lim, Leo Patrick Acibar, Lauro Flores,
Chad Borja, Manny Lapingcao, Myles
Carciller, Chiko Pineda, Danica
Caballes, Girlie Las Pias, Grant
Dosdos, Nanette Dilao, Windy Prado,
Kim Sanchez, Dr. Warfe Engracia,
Roy Caballero, Bobby Jamiro, Esmene
Blanco, Jane Vestil, Maximo Andrino,
Zac Sarian, Jopel Milenio, Rey
Mercaral, Atty. Anna Carpo-Castro,
Berry Tenchavez, Ramona Atilano,
Miguel Fabie, Kitchie Benedicto,
Poppet Celdran, Dominic Salvacion,
Gary Oldman, Renato Barja Jr., Kris
Gavino, Averil Paras, Baboo
Mondonedo, Ronald Jeresano, Jeffrey
Salon, Timmy Jayme, Gil and Tess
181

Divinagracia, Jade Estardo, Pedro
Aquino, Michelle Joven, Peter
Brunner, Greg Jarabata, Cyndy TanJarabata, Shirley and Max Tan, Litay
Brunner, Adolfo Bellosillo, Gabriel
and Lin Liboro, Sokkie Solivio, Susan
Celzo, Raquel Mendoza, Angie Sison,
Jeanette Avellan, Anna Durie, Dollie
Daquinalea. Citas Lomotan, Chingbee
Fernandez, Chaikofi Director Yulia
Haresco, Dondon Bagatsing, Arlen de
Guzman, Joey Co, Siu Ping, Joey Co
and Siu Ping Par, Mary Ann and
Freddie Yu, Yoo In Kyung, Lee Hye
Sook, Lee Chang Hoon, Lee Young
Bek, In Kyung Koo, Chang Hoon Lee,
Hye Sook Lee, Carolle Lucas, Jing
Serrano, Weng Velasquez, Nova
Noval, Remy Bautista, John Joseph
Lazaro, Emi Pascual, Weng Reclosado,
Atty. Nalen Galang, Ging Quismundo,
Andrea Dumacas, Carmela Bagalayos,
Cathy Baylon, Marjo Dy, Kendrick Sy,
Justin Koa, Derrick Gullon, Stephen
Gonzaga, Imee Gonzaga, Olivia Chu,
Cristina Pua, Irving Lee, Rocky Lim,
Shamaine Ng, Evelyn Chua, Bertrand
Ng, Ikuo Itoi, Knoi Esmane, Shamaine
Ng, Faico and Zabeth Co, Rose and
Bonnie Pimentel, Gary Flores, Bobby
Caballero, Tony Cajucom, Lani
Aquino, Oskar Atendido, Winnie
Jentes, Vinod Dadlani, Erwin Creed,
Yvette Magtibay, Maricar Altonaga,
Milano Sanchex, Tami Abella, Paolo
Bautista, Dennis Celestial, Lizel
Ventosa, Gerard Ramos, Ricky See,
Khampi Suwanarat, Joey Macadaeg,
Cherry Formoso, Chito Santiago,
Steph Tan, Anna Imperial, Jessica
Mendoza, Daphine Erez, Alexa
Ramos, Kriselle Reyes, Grace Venotsa,
Heidi Del Pilar, Christine
Divinagracia, Jeanne Menguito, Chona
Trinidad, Lizel Ventosa, Rommel
Hinlo and Cristina de Leon, Fr. Gerry
Matriano, Frank Tobin, Ben Ma, Lea
Palou, Jay Jalandoni, Judith Guerrero,
Therese Escaler, Tony and Cheng
182
Montinola, Menie Ledesma, Drina

Ampil, Ching Evangelista, Yolly
Asuncion, Cora Lopa, Inday Arcenas,
Ching Evangelista, Marz and Mely
Zamora, Cary Sevilla, Jul & Cenen
Dizon, Ernie and Malu Salazar, Memie
Ledesma, Jane Perez, Denise Bayhon,
Patrick Chan, Alex Laya, Karyna
Mangrobang, Janet Agustin, Jonnah
Nubla, Tiffany Simeon, Penny
Katigbak, Binny Paterno-Fabie, Ann
dela Cruz, Mellisa Vasco, Ailin
Narvaez, Aliyn Pinero, Rose Jordan,
Angie Sison, Bombi Balquiedra, MeAnn Santos, Marycris Oplas, Rhea
Llamas, Liza Lopez, Nonoy Jopson,
Arland Macasieb, Alvin Alindogan,
August Benedicto, Bert Cerrudo, Carls
Teng, Pong Mercado, Victor Cosare,
Jinky Baticados, Chris Cayzer,
Christopher Tan, Tina Colayco, Vicky
Garcia, Michaela Fenix, Emilencia
Maniku, Sheila Spink Raisbeck,
Henrietta Dolinska, Michael
Carandang, Julie Abalos, Patrick
Rosas, Emily Lopez, Gina de Venecia,
Albertito Lopez, Glenn Gale, Jun
Tambunting, Mellie and Louie Ablaza,
Naty Yap, Kerrie and Kylie Tinga,
Maja Olivares-Co, Kathy Yap and
Michael Huang, Boy Manguera, Julie
Alegrado-Vergara, Felix Cruz, Atty.
Reynaldo Maclang, Omar Byron Mier,
Peter Yap, Amalia Fuentes, Letty
Jimenez-Magsanoc, Shane Ayo
Gunting, IC Mendoza, Nadia
Montenegro, Lotlot de Leon, Isa
Pascual, Jiji Fernandez, Jill Santiago,
Balot Amechachurra, Margie Escueta,
Abby Labit, Dee, Bianca, Jake, Paola
and Natalia Zobel, David Stirling,
Santiago Laborde, Alejo Taranco,
Iigo Zobel, Tonio Veloso, Ramiro
Guiazo, Ambassador Mario Schuff,
Frank Adriano, Manny Almelor,
Howard Belton, Ding Cristobal, Noel
Gonzales, Nandy de Jesus, Mars
Lambino, Jimmy Laya, Jorge Nery,
Jacob Policarpio, Mario Somera, Joey

Soriano, Sonny Tambunting, Boysie
Villavicencio, Helen Ong, Karen
Macasaet, Mabel Abao, Chacha
Camacho del Gallego, Joy Zapanta-del
Rosario, James and Rica de Jesus,
Jenny Lacerna, Joseph Chau, Judith
Go, Cecille Fonacier, Aja Matson,
Brent Chua, Caroline Ruegg, Cesca
Buenaflor, Christina Bartges, Ciara
Sevilla, Danielle Guerrero, Jane
Walker, Dianne Sison, Frances
Sudinka, Gloralea King, Hillary Choo,
Ingrid Holm, Isabelle Collins, Jackie
Schubert, Janelle Olafson, Jasmine
Fitzgerald, Jenny Rockett, Jessie
Wilson, Katia Benassi, Kathy del
Villar, Kirby Ann Basken, Lisa
Rossiter, Maegan Hinton, Maria Azar,
Miakka Lim, Michelle Paloma,
Nafsika Drossou, Olivia Claparols,
Taber Maier, Tessa Nieto, Gus Albor,
Hermes Alegre, Nunelucio Alvarado,
Ricky Ambagan, Max Balatbat, Malyn
Bonayog, Mel Cabrina, Choie, Dansoy
Coquilla, Nill Cruz, Joseph de Juras,
Abi Dionisio, Ferdinand Doctolero,
Neil Doloricon, Billy Francisco,
Dennis Filart, Grandier, Fitz Herrera,
Jun Impas, Ferdinand Liongoren, Josue
Mangrobang Jr., Bobby Nuestro, Tiny
Nuyda, Dicky Santos, Eman Servito,
Eghai Roxas, Olan Ventura, Orley
Ypon, Danny Doce, Billy Pomida, Nel
Canasa, Nik Masangcay, Tony
Alcoseba, Jaime Gubaton, Ronald
Jeresano, Peter Sutcliffe, Angelito
Florendo, Egai Fernandez, Pablo Baen
Santos, Ambie Abano, Clare Alegado,
Janet Balberona, Cathy Lasam-Ballo,
Mica Cabildo, Con Cabrera, Marika
Constantino, Grace Corpuz, Ranelle
Dial, Karen Flores, Mayang
Frigilllana, Dina Gadia, Angela
Garrido, Eva Gubat, Alon de Guzman,

Lauren Villarama, Jose Santos III, Paz
Martelino Paguio, Ola de Vera Regala,
Sandra Gordon Recto, Marilou Sarthou
Lacson, Rhona Lopa Macasaet, Ginnie
Lim Fernandez, Maribath Bailon
Santiago, Anay Mayoralgo Zalamea,
Liza Tomacruz Latinazo, Sandy Lamb
Moran, Andie Recto Montenegro,
Cecilia Dolendo Suarez, Lisa Lorenzo
Uy, Chary Ozaeta Gohh, Alta Genuino
Sima, Martha Orosa-Uy, Atticus King,
Rommeliza Bernaldez and Raymond
Ronquillo, Lady San Pedro, Katherine
Enriquez and Marcus Naval, Shiele
Remetion, Mar Orourke, Anne Avila,
Ayn Arriola and Tine Beleberne, Fr.
Isidro Abao, OP, Andrew Budiman,
Fr. Didoy Abao, OP, Abdul Candao,
Overtone, NATF (Nino Alejandro and
The Force), Randy Uson, Primo, Alicia
Lee, Evelyn Brunner, Michelle
Ongpin, Cinthy Recto, Babot Oreta,
Olive Santico, Dr. Stefan Knirsch,
Michael Heller, Herwart Fleischer,
Andreas Thiele, Danny Tan, Sam
Wong, Dirk Engelen, Joey Carpo,
Greg Bush, Jome Silayan, Erick
Tajanlangit, Bam Salvani, Flor Babon,
Michael Santos, Jasm Suarez, Toots
Romero, Rina Cinco-San Pedro, Carlo
Garcia, Christina and Marc Mead,
Jorge and Tricia del Rosario, Patricia
Cruz-Bautista, Cathy Dogan, James
Johnson, Lesley and Jed Santos, Jamee
Gotangco, Joanna Salita, Romina
Nanagas, Miguel de Leon, Veron
Medina, Joyette Jopson, Francis
Fernandez, Patrick Dempsey, Anna
and Raymond Rufino, Charlie and
Chinit Rufino, JV Rufino, Catherine
and Carlo Rufino, Pilar Lorenzo, Carlo
Prieto, Marielo Guerrero, Rosemarie
Prieto, Christina Moraza, Boey and
183

Carla Cruz, Terry Madrigal, Laurent
Hebert, Renato Habulan, Entes
Magpusao, Antipas Delotavo, Victor
Ng, Paul Yap, Wong Shui Loong,
Magoo Valencia, Pete Castaeda,
Elmer Gernale, Adi Baen Santos, Neil
Doloricon, Francisco Verano,
Jonahmar Salvosa, Rolly Navallo,
Chef Elaine Venus Angelo, Rommel
Ortiz, Clarisse Anne Ignacio, Jojo
Urquico, Bianca Roque, Chino Lui
Pio, Ezra Lacsamana, Kai Hocson,
Jessica Mendoza, JC Lingad, Sami
Pinto, Monica Yncierto, Monica
Yncierto, Paolo Alino, Regine
Tolentino, AJ Dee, Mariana del Rio,
Say Alonzo-Yupangco, Chynna
Ortaleza and Railey Valeroso, Denise
Laurel, Mel Martinez, Sharon Tan,
Paul Daza, Pia Asistio, Mich Araullo,
Debbie Co, Alvin Lim, Maggie
Wilson, Camille Villar, Fargo Baillet,
Josephine Bael Fujisawa-Ilagan,
Dominic John Galeon, Mia Bayuga,
Chris Badiola, Bong Tan, Richard Tiu,
Christine Love, Illac Diaz, Lovely
Tecson and Alberto Romulo, Nedy
Tantoco, Isabel Wilson, Pitoy Moreno,
Bea Valdes, Irene Martel Francisco,
Guilly Rufino, Gloria Huang, Jocelyn
Buendia, Gigi Barrera, Marzena
Nowakowska, Johncy Maham, Mitch
Dizon, Matthew Lim, Samantha Yen,
Victor Antonino, Enrique Gonzalez,
Clarisse Chiongbian, Dr. Carlos
Gabriel, Dr. Anna Lopez-Gabriel,
Quito Lopez, Greg Montenegro, Emily
Montenegro, Fitz Puyat, Paolo
Araneta, Mumph Ruiz, Manny del
Michelle Tagle, Eva Gullas, Myra
Puyat Santiago, Margarita Fores,
Monique Villongco, Amado Fores,
Sandro Tengco, Ethan Belmonte, Joel
Lomotan, Marissa Orosa-Concepcion,
Kai Lim, Marissa Cojuangco, Abby
Jimenez, Milette Belmonte, Trina
Alindogan, Candy Dizon, Cathy Qu,
Lianne Tiu, Ruthy Vera, Grace Ang,
184
Annette Tirol, Suzanne Cobonpue,

Lisa Araneta-Marcos, Susan Florete,
Audrey Puckett-Chiu, Nanette Medved
Po, Marilen Tuason, Florence Ko,
Helmut Gaisberger, Chesca Roces,
Mark Jentes, Denisse Oca, Sha
Supangan, Stephen Ku, Bibe Martinez,
Rajiv Ghumman, Roseana Grandel,
Eloisa Ricchetti, Dang Palma, Rico
Arce, Michael Chua and Angela
Bunag, Glenn Gaerlan, Enchong
Formoso, Chris Nelson, Dominic
Bekaert and Paloma Zobel, Adriano
Cartuliares, Lalain Landico, Evelyn
Reyes, Rose Bernardez Redaon, Janice
Reyes, Mark Jones, Judith Go, Jacqui
Wieneke, Emily Santos, Marion Chua,
Agustin Davalos, Sep Cimafranca,
Glowie Ramiro, Karen Pamintuan,
Toby Gatchalian, Gicelle Himala,
Edith Marquez-Reyes, Rebecca DazaSadhwani, Manjit Sadhwani, Bing
Carrion-Buck, Loren Legarda-Leviste,
Greggy Licaros Jr., Mabel Abao,
Jeffrey and Vivian Ng, Filaine Tan and
Jeann Wee, Herbert Bautista, Missy
Ayala, Ben Wintle, Simon and Paul
Jablon, Eric Noyel, AA Acuna, En and
Andrew Calvert, Evan King, Analu
Fereira, Juliet and Mimi Tan, Joey
Server, Julien Tripet, Krystal Lao,
Frank Briones, Cat Arambulo, Trish
Briones, Karl Ty, Chicho Suarez, Nap
Rama, Lupita Aquino and Ken
Kashiwahara, Ditas Rodrigo Sevilla,
Paul Aquino, Atty. Alfredo Lim, Larry
Henares, Atty. Juan Collas, Johnny
Litton, Verni Varga, Fr. Asandas
Balchand, Chelsea Bernasconi, Joe
Walker, Kristine Joy Bernal, LA
Farias, Kim Ross delos Santos,
Vicente Emano, Constantino Jaraula,
Faustino Dy III, Katrina Tuason-Cruz,
Manny Pacquiao, champion figure
skater Michael Christian Martinez,
Earl Ignacio, Ace Barbers, Marco
Protacio, Neil Rumbaoa, Gigi and
Ging Montinola, Wilma Palafox, O.V.
and Marilen Espiritu, William

Hamilton-Whyte and Angelique
Repapis, Basil Ong, Cesar and
Bambina Buenaventura, Teddy Boy,
Louie and Ramon Locsin, Peter
Pedersen, Stefano Ruzza, Ernie
Tanquintic, Golly Talens, Miok
Loyola, Aileen Tence Dionisio, Neny
Francisco Marasigan, Leah Zamora
Banaag, Vina Francisco, Irene
Consunji Montilla, Pilar Bustamante
Estrella, Pin Cojuangco Guingona,
Rhona Modesto San Pedro, Udit
Villarama Galvez, Joanna TayengcoInfante, Marivic Hebron Juan, Franco
Laurel, Rem Zamora, Bonbon Soler,
Lisa Tinio, Ingrid Sala Santamaria,
Joana Palanca Lhuillier, Michelle
Concepcion Reyes, Suresh Nanoo,
Jose Mari Ugarte, GMA Network
Artist Center talents Gloria Romero,
Pilita Corrales, Aljur Abrenica, Louise
delos Reyes, Mark Herras, Yasmien
Kurdi, LJ Reyes, Julie Anne San Jose,
Kristoffer Martin, Derrick Monasterio,
Barbie Forteza, Miguel Tanfelix and
Bianca Umali, Bela Padilla, Bea
Binene, Max Collins, Yassi Pressman,
Andrei Paras, Rafael Rosell, Glaiza de
Castro, Rochelle Pangilinan, Mona
Louise Rey, Jonalyn Viray, Kyla
Calumpad-Alvarez, Jay-R Silliona,
Mark Bautista, Chef Boy Logro,
Manilyn Reynes, Angelu de Leon,
Mark Anthony Fernandez, Gabby
Eigenmann, Raymond Bagatsing,
Ricky Davao, Anjo Yllana and Wally
Bayola, TV5 actor Vin Abrenica, Ritz
Azul, Eula Caballero, Martin
Escudero, Empoy Marquez and Mr.
Fu, GMA News and Public Affairs
personalities Arnold Clavio, Sandra
Aguinaldo, Raffy Tima, Mariz Umali,
Oscar Oida, Mark Salazar, Jun
Veneracion, Chino Gaston and
Nathaniel Cruz, Media personalities
Atty. Dong Puno, Chiqui Roa-Puno,
Gerard Garcia, Lia Cruz, Shawn Yao,
Manu Sandejas, Jason Webb, Jeanne
Young, Cory Quirino, Mel Tiangco
and Jay Sonza, DJ Nicky Jurado,

Claude Tayag, Fe Varilla, Angie
Limbaco, Atty. Floralil Albert,
Carmina Salazar, Vip Semilla, Ryan
Plaza, Timothy Wright, Leah Salterio,
Tinette Cuevas Lucero, Archie
Rodriguez, Suzette Hahn Lopez, Leo
Tambourine, Gerwyn and Sheryl See,
Marta Araneta and Sheila Carlos, Dr.
Donna Leelin-Sarrosa, Jill IgnacioBusuego, Fernando Aracama, Sandy
Daza, Cyrille Soenen, Reggie Aspiras,
Thomas Wenger, Adam Mathis, Jess
Sincioco, Alexander Paul, Stephen
Arseo, Jose Martin Tensuan,
Domingo Castillo, Jose Vicente
Salazar, Sylvette Tankiang, Reynato
Puno, Dondi Joseph, Mutya
Crisostomo-Laxa, Dr. Anna Palabyab,
Freida Dario, Juno Henares Chuidian,
Gabriel Claudio, Rajiv Ghumman, DJ
Johnny Verse, Philippine Philharmonic
Orchestra, Calvin Millado, Eugene
Castillo, Cherie Gil, Joey Mead,
Rustom Padilla, NJ Torres, Mia
Borromeo, Amina Aranaz-Alunan,
Suzi Entrata-Abrera, Ana Roces, Dr.
Dina Ocampo, Catherine Vistro-Yu,
Elizabeth Lee, Dr. Eva Maria
Cutiongco-Dela Paz, Dr. Hilly Ann
Roa-Quiaoit, Dr. Maria Corazon De
Ungria, Dr. Alyssa Peleo-Alampay,
Dr. Glecy Cruz Atienza, Elizabeth
Gokongwei, Robina Gokongwei-Pe,
Jody Gadia, Bobby Mabanta, Ronnie
Ong, Sanjiv Mehta, Pong Ejercito, Pete
Ramos, Iaki and Pipin Martinez,
Francis Llaban, Mikel Sala, Anton
Quisumbing, Ed Tongco, Tonyboy
Rodriguez, Manoling Garcia, Ria De
Borja, Basil Valdez, Myla Crespo
Villanueva, Bianca Gonzalez, Kelly
Misa, Leevon Cailao, Francis Chua,
Ned Esguerra, Alma Quinto, Toto
Tarrosa, Anton del Castillo, Lory
Medina, Carlito Ortega, Frederick
Epistola, Conrad Estrella, Edwin
Galvez, Carlos Concepcion, Luchi
Cruz-Valdes, Sam Concepcion, Boots
185

Anson-Roa, Renel Cecillio, Meryll
Yan, Len Davies, Christophe Joyeux,
Ron Tolentino, Che Villena, Antonio
Oposa Jr., Steve Benitez, Nicolas
Pacaa, Patricio Primor, Miguel
Zubiri, Bayani Fernando, Joey
Concepcion, Kevin Belmonte, Miguel
Belmonte, Myrna Segismundo, Sonny
Ong Jr., Princess Violago, Amy Perez,
Joyce Isaac Aragon, James De Jesus,
Aryanna Cai Epperson, Eric Reyes,
Mike Jacob, Carmina Sanchez, Paolo
Trillo, Anna Palabyab, Raymond
Rufino, Happy David, Peaches Aberin,
Abba Napa, Dawn Balagot, Kate
Torralba, Lala Sotto, Cacay Moras,
Pinky Amador, Liza Tan, Matteo
Guidicelli, Francis Flores, Bruno
Folster, Frederick Go, Mariquita
Yeung, Eu Puyat, Joseph Juico and
Trisha Chua, Precious Lara Quigaman,
Jolly Gomez, Dr. King Enriquez,
Karrel May Sinfuego, Cristina Henson,
Marissa Andal Zamora, Prevesyudhi
Raiva, Ruth Velasco-Co, Jill Bollozos,
Bill Hardy, Serge Osmena, Marichu
Maceda, Rhea de Vera-Aguirre, JeanBaptiste Debains, Adrian Cuenca,
Brian Cua, Jay Cayuca, Joey Ayala,
Jun Lopito, Rex Reyes, Dodong Chan,
John Domingo, Vina Concepcion
Monasterio, Isabel Diaz, Mara Dela
Rama, Ching Escaler, JP Tuason,
Martha and Arthur King, JJ Ortega,
Juan and Joan Roca, Pacqui and
Lillibeth Campos, Mikel Arriet, Javier
Alvarez, Mila Espina, Mayen Tan,
Charie Mascuana, Tina Ebrada, Isabel
Garcia, Amparito Lhuillier, Aida Uy,
Lorna Quisumbing, Teresita Schaap,
Minnie Yuvienco, Armi Garcia, Julie
Gandionco, Melanie Ng, Mariter
Klepp, Bessie Espina Villamor, Stella
Bernabe, Anita Cabian, Karen Loren
Agustin, Denille Valmonte, Nina Ricci
Alagao, Albertito Lopez, Josephine
Del Gallego, Agnes Vst Devanadera,
Lex Ledesma, Bea Lucero Lhuillier,
Gilbert Pangilinan, Ernestine Jalandoni
186
Abes, Bea Villamor, Jon Joven, DJ

Elian Habayeb, Same Flores, Rocson
Chang, Desmond Ng, Lee Foo Tuck,
Christian Mathay, Paco and Monique
Jarque, Bryan and Chaveli Head, Mike
Sasnovski, Vanesa Amman, Bea
Martinez, Rina del Rosario, Miren
Jarque, Marco and Marge Bellal, Mikel
Rotaeche, Eduard Loop, Trisha Tagle,
Stacy Rodriguez, Christina Garcia
Codilla, Christopher Chia, John
Fernandez, Vanessa Figueroa, Lesley
Howard Lugtu and Sally Marjorie Dy,
Fr. Lou Punzalan, Domingo and Rose
Garcia, Mario King and Elizabeth Sy,
Edward and Susan Go, Joseph Gaisano
and Anita Lim, Benson Dakay and
Esther Ong, Henry Uy and Nonila Uy,
Santiago Tanchan Jr. and Teresita
Sysuan, Domingo and Mary Cho,
Catalino Javellana III and Cecilia
Oate, Valdez and Concepcion Lugtu,
Ernanin Pangilinan and Ma. Lourdes
Herrera, Carlo and Sheila Ejercito,
Rafael Dizon III and Olivia Lynn,
Arthur Kenneth and Jennifer Dy, Dick
Cho, Don Juan Bagatsing, Candace
Tan, Cindy Sungahid, Anthony Yang,
Bernice Lugtu, Jessica Rolida, Malou
Rosal, Cat Arambulo, Candy Dizon,
Mia Florencio, Gabbie Dela Rama
Talan, Eric Carandang, Bryan Head
and Chaveli Jarque, Dr. Mike Celdran,
Linggoy Araneta, Pichuco BerenguerTesta, Loi Villalon, Victoria Maniquis,
Janet Ugarte, Margette Sarmiento,
Joyce Chiongbian, Mikele Ugarte,
London-based Isabel and Miren
Jarque, Katrin Celdran, Cristina
Sasnovski, Adrianne Gonzales, Regina
del Rosario, Christina Villalon, Paolo
Tuason, Jaime Legarda, Dave
Mcglothlin, Jared Neoring, Carlos
Elizalde, Phillip Frederick Hagedorn,
Gabriel Roses, Tetet Dy, Joem Bascon,
Sharon Azanza, Bambina Olivares
Wise, Jim Araneta, Agustin Davalos,
Jun Trinidad, Florence Tan, Benhur
Salimbangon, Oscar Jereza Jr., Katrina

Holigores, Aria Clemente, Rikka
Dylim, Suyen Lim, Rosanna Lopez
Duavit, Carlo Orosa, Koolchix, Pooh,
Aegis, Imago, Rey Villegas, Wendell
Quisido, Dino Lloren, Brian Aloquin,
Melanie Elaine Cuevas, Roy Abraham,
Kathy Atuel, Jam Charish Libatog,
Priscilla Honorio, Karen Nacario, Sian
Maynard, Atty. Romulo Macalintal,
Janina Dizon Hoschka, Sonja Ocampo,
Corinne Risos, Alexei Villaraza, Rose
Montenegro, Martin Ledesma, Chef
Kenny Yong, Aimee Marcos, JJ
Liongson, Camille Ongpauco, Diana
Baas, Ranny Yu, Kara Ysabella Tan
Rodriguez, Sabrina Kho, Luisa
Jimenez, Layla Keiner, Mitch So,
Sasha Manuel, Cria Eugenio, Kathleen
Pea, Marilou Koa, Tina Herrera, Amy
Besa, Tony Meloto, Patricia
Fernandez, Janina San Miguel,
Jennifer Barrientos, Dr. Alfredo R.A.
Bengzon, Teddy Casino, Annie and
Doug Mahrt, Dr. Boy Limkakeng,
Gabby Leyson, Ningning Salcedo, Elsa
Yared, Billyboy Deen, Dindo
Borromeo, Merle Zamora, Dr. Eddie
and Marilou Bernardo, Annie and Bill
Neri, Anna Marie Uy, Gina Kahler,
Charie Mascuana, May Tan, Helen
Misa, Ivy Simon, Alfred Xerez-Burgos
III, Djila Wienbrenner, Pazzy Navarro,
Bayon Alcoseba, Darling de Jesus and
Gigi Santiago, Raul Mitra and Cacai
Velasquez, Butch Francisco, Ram
Antonio, Patrick Palanca and Marites
Tanada, Noel Singson, Glenn
Romualdez, Angelino Gonzales,
Jaybee Dimayuga, Tippi Ocampo, Joey
Sunico, Dawn Balagot, Showboys,
Chris Cayzer, Einar Ingrebrigsten,
Vicky Herrera, Happy David, RG
Cruz, Carol Duque, Rorie Carlos,
Annabelle Chavez, Chan Kok Bin,
Henrik Kelly Yu, Mary Lim, Harry
John Viloria, The CompanY Singers,
Joanne Dee Oca, Mary Jane Ortega,
Julie Martinez Torres, Ophie Maalac
Dee, Valerie Mayor Sotto, Gabbie
Anonas, Ramona Diaz, Marcelo

Libanan, Ramon Rodriguez and Vina
Cruz, Bea Corpus and Aris Ladaw,
Sharo Domingo and Karen Pimentel,
Nikki Santiago and Justin Rivera, Jane
de Claro Chua and Christian Wong,
Melanie Ediza, Jaja Rama, Bea
Villegas, Christine Pelaez, Iris
Arcenas, Candice Gotianuy, Alice
Fernandez, Julius Tarog, John Herrera,
Paul Herrera, Mitzi QuilendrinoBustos, Judith Pajaro, Ronaldo
Arnaldo, Michelle Lim, Jerome Salaya
Ang, Gerry Katigbak, Jerome Lorico,
M. Barretto, Odelon Simpao, Trixie
Cruz Angeles, Luis Campos, Meca
Penson Prieto, Rick Diokno, Judd
Pimentel and Renee Villasin, Norah
Balao, Marmel Boisseree, Charito del
Rosario, Zony Escario, Editha Partidas,
Marie Villalon, Marina Stella Uy,
Dewey Choachuy, Henry Chua,
Reynaldo David, Enrique Farrarons,
Mariano Florido, Jr., Venus Ilagan,
Oscar Taleon, Rodolfo De Villa
Sarmiento, Atty. Jessica Siquijor,
Carmen Reyes-Zubiaga, Manuel
Agcaoili, Jaime Silva, Arabelle Reyes,
Annette de Oliveira, Sugar Carlos,
Lorna Tamayo, Tonette Humphries,
Louise Abesa, Riza Joseph and Luke
Yuhico, Jose Ma. Albert and Linda
Ejercito, Ma. Lourdes Joseph, Ralph
Joseph and Mareeya Lim, Raymond
Joseph and Teresa Loreto, Ramon and
Azucena Manalo, Francisco and Eileen
Manalo, Juanito Remulla and Grace
Manalo, Cynthia Tan, Dylan Tantuico
and Merce Willard, Philip and Eileen
Yuhico, Hilary Bautista, Lisa
Buenaflor, Nikki Romero, Tyrone
Ong, Roldan Capito, Chino Yulo,
Michelle Madrigal, Vanna Garcia,
Sebastian Seno and Kristin Mah,
Confuscius Trocio and Lou Aldeguer,
Ramon Abejuela and Marie Ramolete,
Gabriel Leyson and Merlie Zamora,
Ishmael Limkakeng and Marilou
Bernardo, Christopher Alix and
187

Filomena Concha, Francisco Jarque
and Cecilia Bernad, John Ngo, Paco
Jarque, Raymond Garcia and Luigi
Quisumbing, Angel Pasculado, Edith
Eugelaine Tio, Mariane Sibala and
Mercedes Zamora, Andrea Mah, David
Chona and Jabez Lim, Clementine
Castro, Ian Sarabia, Law Santiago,
Sonny Angara, Cynthia Almario,
Francisco Ortigas III, Rianne Joson
Cuevas, Jeremy Aguado, Lily Chu,
Chef Marc Martinez, Richard Lieu,
Luigi Avancea, Johann Ruiz, Markus
Jentes, Dominic Ochoa, Rey Langit,
Cathy Babao-Guballa, Rius Agua and
Lara Naomi Verdan, Benjamin and
Lilibeth Agua, Patrick and Ma. Viveva
King, Fe Rodriguez, Vicky Pimentel,
Yumi Castrillo, Crystalle Ozamis,
Mikel Campos, Stephan Stoss, Sujeet
Kumar, Monique Toda, Chef Vinz
Karlsen, Ryan Atilano, Elizabeth Alba,
Thelma Ngo, Marta Cabarrus,
Filomena Sy, Cynthia Locsin, Maria
Gadget Lamata, Mariconnie Rosis,
Marilen Jarque, Gabriel Leyson,
Ramon del Gallego, Danilo Lua,
Francisco Jarque, Mike Gieseke, Marc
Cools, Paul Almendras, Ricardo Alba,
Polo Ravales, Nia Jose, Joseph
Bitangcol, Maui Taylor, Ines Cabarrus,
Robi Joseph, Sherwin Lao, Jasper
Manalo, Lourdes Pimentel, Cecile
Mitra, Gil Yuzon, Dr. Antonio
Arizabal, Rhea Mae Judilla, Rhina
Rose Echevarri, Sarah Geronimo,
Jeannie Javelosa, Carol Guerrero,
Antonio Samson, Purissima Benitez
Johannot, Ollie Campos, Manuel and
Margot Larraaga, Marit Remonde,
Marlinda Tan, Jose Mari Moras, Eric
and Conchita Van Gildre, Jose Mari
Miranda, Joey Villareal, Fritz Kahler,
Mariton Villaflor, GB Sampedro,
Morris Tuason, Sandra Chavez,
Francis Papica, Sari Paz Villar-Tan,
Ino Caluza, Juliana Palermo, Vickie
Ning Yue, Tessa Jazmines, Toti
Treichler, Jake San Diego, Milen
188
Galang-Treichler, Angel Javier, Maryo

J. Delos Reyes, Rosanna Henares
Angeles, Ces Onrubia Jacinto,
Maureen Abenoja, Charity Muoz and
Romulo de Leon, Fr. Edwin Castillo,
Jacqueline Rueda, Lorraine Schuck,
Grace Harris, Romeliza Lejano,
Angeles Reyes, Edwina Veloso, Ann
Hofer, Rosita Furigay, Lenie Mortera,
Erlinda To, Mabel Gilo, Jose Edgar
Muoz, Felix Fernandez, Evelio Jaca,
Rolando Rueda, Jesus Cabato, Antonio
Veloso, Jaime Caringal, Roderick
Furigay, Ramon Sebastian, Nilo To,
Rhina Rose de Leon, Tara Alaon,
Samantha Monzon, Xaviera Iglesias,
Kringle Schuck, Rea Bilbao, Raluz
Antonio, Rhone de Leon, Piere
Fernandez, Omar Fernandez, Annur
Tucayad, Anton Rueda, Euben
Hallazgo, Mark Anthony Villanueva,
Len Bautista, Teresa Herrera, Charina
Sarte, James Simpson, Angelo
Villanueva, Ed Aniel, Pauline
Gorriceta-Banusing, Jojo Urquico,
society columnist Mons Romulo, Raul
Latonio, Arsenio Pacaa, Beth Reyes,
Elena Chiongbian Young, Amy
Enriquez, Pet Misa, Jessica Avila,
Charing Alfaro, Elena Young, Margot
Larraaga, Filna Espina, Flor Miel,
Louie Nacorda, Margie Matheu,
Dodong Paulin, Val, Ofelia Sandiego,
Gavin Bagares, Luz Mancao, Yolanda
Oporto, Linda Martinez, Jeremy
Nacorda, Jenara Newman, Joy Gerra,
Solly Taladua, Inday Abarre, Jerry
Alfafara, Nandy Ventura, Chilet
Hermosa, Rev. Msgr. Boy Alesna, Ana
Concepcion Go and Kris Emerson Lee,
Bishop John Du, Msgr. Roberto
Alesna, Msgr. Adelito Abella, Fr.
Eduardo Ventic, Dr. Carlos Go, Benito
Gaisano, Go Guang Hua, Roberto
Dino, William Lim, Alfredo Go,
Robert Kho Tian, Dr. Francisco Chio,
Dr. Anthony Lim, Nelson Go, Antonio
Yu and Victor Go, Eda Gaisano and
Selina Guo, Jacques Lee and R.

Vincent Go, Sharon Go, Prestine Uy,
Richelle Panganiban, Jade Tao, Stacey
Lim, Tonyson Lee, Carlo Ang, Dick
Yu, Johannes Chua, Mark Go, Bianca
and Kyla Go, Karylle Kho, Asia Sun,
Benrick Go, Ethan Sun, Irek Yunam,
Marcus Ting, Benedict Sun and Raquel
Yu, Dave Ting and Larissa Ang, Ryan
and Genevieve Go, Sheila Go,
Alexandra Yap and Shieny Yu,
Veronica Go, Ma. Josefina Tampon,
University of Cebu Choir, Ari Lee and
Marlyn Sy, Dexter and Claribel Go,
Nestor and Detdet Ma, Edward Ang,
Jackson Kho, Mineliza Lee and Diana
Ong, Kenneth and Ann Lee, Jerome
Go, and Grace Lopez, Enrique and
Angelina Go, Lorna Kapunan, Jimmy
Regalario, Dianne Aguilar, Popsie
Gamboa, Minnie Campos, Jojo
Ongsiako, Kat Luna-Abelarde, Chaye
Cabal, Eric Alberto, Butch Meilly,
Renato Habulan, Entes Magpusao,
Antipas Delotavo, Victor Ng, Paul
Yap, Wong Shui Loong, Magoo
Valencia, Pete Castaeda, Elmer
Gernale, Adi Baen Santos, Neil
Jonahmar Salvosa, UP Madrigal
Singers, Ramon Obusan Folkloric
Group, CCP Chorale, Ballet
Philippines, Tanghalang Pilipino, Hail
Mary the Queen Childrens Choir,
Jomari Jiao, Benjie Paras, Alexi Prieto,
Bea Recto, Neil Alquiros, Van Kam
Weng Coo, Chris Legaspi, Franchesca
Dionisio, Fred Ayala, Guy
Concepcion, Arsenic Laurel, Kevin
Tan, Eds Genuino, Monica Mitra, Joy
Belmonte-Alurining, Rica Concepcion
Araneta, Lani Atienza Beltran, Marilen
Tantoco Valbuena, Bien Benitez, Irwin
Tieng, Judge Perry Mah and Cristy
Bernad Mah, Eriberto Seno Jr. and
Vivien Alix Seno, Ester Yap
Borromeo, Cecile Arong and Bess
Zanoria, Jamie Soberano and Polly
Richter, Josie Militar Sala, Pening
Espina, Fallen Angels, Mariano and
Ada Martinez, Anita San Jose, Boging

and Ruth Palacios, Diana Ledesma and
Herbert Cang, Loloy and Angie
Unchuan, Tony and Jean Teves, Paco
and Monique Jarque, Bryan and
Chaveli Head, Mike Sasnovski,
Vanesa Amman, Inaki and Bea
Rotaeche, Bong Mojica, Vera Lim,
Candice Iyog, Edwin Bautista, Ana
Mendoza, Rudolf Golez, Dennis
Sugarol, Mila Caete, June Philippe
Ong, Darryl Leong, Tonyboy
Cojuangco and Gretchen Barretto, Ed
and Margarita Delgado, Donnie and
Crickette Tantoco, Boy Abunda, Renee
Salud, Mon Ilagan, Cesar Montano,
Rado Dimalibot, Inocencio Ferrer,
Rene Puno, Tony Zulueta, Raffy
Zialcita, William Llamas, Pat
Gonzales, Mayenne Carmona, Bebot
Laurel, Romy Garduce, Leo Oracion,
Glowie Ramiro, Nicole Angeles, Cathy
David, Sep Cimafranca, Ton Lao,
Irene Tan, Len Olbes, Ike Layug,
Ramon Orlina, Napoleon Abueva, Lito
Atienza, Lala Fojas, Helen Marte,
Gerard and Ning Chesnel, Carolle
Lucas, Aurelio Montinola III, Eduardo
Delgado and Donnie Tantoco, Lingling
and Archie King, Gutzee Segura, Carlo
Endaya, Heart Evangelista, Andrew
Barton, Dingdong Dantes, Marian
Rivera, Alice Dixson, Jodi Sta. Maria,
multimedia star Toni Gonzaga, model
and photojournalist Jenny Rockett,
Arturo Luz, Oscar Zalameda, Romulo
Olazo, Mauro Malang Santos, Alfredo
Roces, Ramon Orlina, Lao Lianben,
Tisha Cruz-Bautista, Theodore Ivan
Paris, Porky Puno, Annie Young,
Margarita Fores, Ginny Roces De
Guzman, Boots Moyer, Marilou
Sarthou Lacson, Marot Moreno,
Babette Piguerra, Glenn Fetalvero,
Marni Ocampo, Philip Cuazon Jr.,
Olive Isidro-Cruz, Maricar Ong, Fanny
Serrano, Sandra Chavez, Eloisa
189

Matias, Lorraine Mendoza-Recto, Beth
Co, Sandy Santamaria, Jojit Alcazar,
Alex Lichaytoo and Luccia Jacinto,
Allan Sevilla, Ana Amigo and William
Antonio, Andre Garcia, Antoinette
Enciso-Ocampo, Apple and Bubbles
Barretto, Bobong Velez, Bryan
Nepomuceno, Carl Garcia, Carlo
Tirona, Carlos Romero, Carmina
Constantine, Derek Ramsey, Dimples
Paraiso, Dino Ascon, Don Yap, Gabby
Zosa, Gelor Serrano, Genna Mijares,
GP Reyes, Ida Gomez, Jakey Ancheta,
Jasmin Montalibano, John Besa, Jon
Dona, Judy Cervantes, Junie Licaros,
Karen Chikiamco, Karl Velasco,
Katrina Goulbourn, Andrea Solis, Lily
Delegencia, Louie Chuidian, Luis
Alandy, Pinky Webb, Mabeth Webb
Agcaoili, Malu Fernandez, Manny
Amador, Margarita Locsin, Merle
Tiongson, Michelle Dinglazanm,
Minelli Bautista, Nina Halley, Patricia
Lopez, Peanuts Agcaoili, Perry Tolosa,
Pia Cabreira, Ralby Tambunting,
Ramon Tuason, Raya Roa, Regine
Panlilio, Rico Nelson Calayag, Rissa
Oreta, Samantha Lopez, Telisha Jean,
Tem de Villa, Timothy Teng, Tom
Valderrama, Tonio Gomez, Von
Samson, Marina Reyes Antonio,
Evelyn and Larry Cochangco, Ana
Juico, Kimberly Delaygon, Charlene
Ong, Kata Antonio, Vanessa Madera,
Mandy Santos, Jay Leung, Nanette
Medved-Po, Monique Sison, Liaa
Cojuangco-Bautista, Eleonor
Aguinaldo, Theresa Lopez, Ben Chan,
Jacques Dupasquier, Junie Rodriguez,
Enrico Sison, Roberto Tiglao, Daphne
Tiamzon, Ma. Paz Munson Weingand,
Elvira Se, Susan Villaroman,
Rosalinda Visalde, Lyn Ching-Pascual,
Paolo Fabregas, Trisha Salvador, Eric
Filamor, Chinit Rufino, Lil
Dominguez, Fil Juntereal, Jess Villa,
Roger Davis, Hans Kasten, Francisco
Elizalde, Carlyn Manning, Freddie and
Jo Borromeo, Joe and Anne Lubus,
190
Vince de Leon and Lala Sotto, Dr.

Lucio Tan, William Gatchalian,
Ricardo Murillo, Robert Cheng, Jose
Teofilo Mercado, Miguel Arguelle,
Marcelino Sotto Jr., Rodolfo Valencia,
Roberto de Leon, Cesar Nicolas,
Tessie Aquino-Oreta, Caroline Cheng,
Gian Sotto, Dino Robert de Leon,
Sheila Fung, Victor Basilio de Leon,
Erika Alba, Enrique Miguel Prado,
Johanna Cachi, Dr. Elenita Binay,
Imelda Aguilar, Carol Jimenez, Linda
Rosal Legaspi, Snooky Taylor, Nelly
Ilas Misty Piad, Ditas Remulla, Pat de
Guzman, Dr. Larry and Tanini de
Leon, Frannie Jacinto, Sari Ortiga, Jon
Santos, Janelle So, Marcel Crespo,
Oye and Aye Nuguid, Ana Garamendi,
Marianne Carandang, Jay Sarmiento,
Jezer Maducdoc, Morx Morco,
Wanggo Gallaga, Fritz Dimayuga, Pia
Yoro, Gino Tioseco, Carlo Saavedra,
Marc Llamas, Marlon de Mesa, Elaine
Rivilla, Paolo Quiros, Malou Chipeco,
Mandy Dela Rama-Santos, George
Siy, Emmanuel Puyat, Lawrence Delos
Santos, Jojo Montao, Sheree RoxasChua Gotuaco, Teresin Mendezona,
Michael Anton, Tricia Zosa, Pinky
Chang, Tess Javier, Lia Francisco,
Nicole Jacinto, Karina Mantolino,
Gabie Santiago, Cara Dee Sarmiento,
Ella Villanueva, Michael Turner,
Bobby Novenario, Therese Santos,
Jocelyn Poon, Vivian Uy, Nympha
Valencia, Cherry Pie Garcia, Letty
Ruiz, Betty Mathay, Dodie Limjoco,
Sammie Lim, Suzanne and Tony
Laudico, Alexander Cham, Heilia
Mallare-Phillipps, Shirley Yeong, Tina
Maristela-Ocampo, Neriza Mathay,
Kathy De Guzman, Joanne Zapanta
Andrada, Trisha Panlilio Cu-Unjieng,
Josephine Knox, Jolina Magdangal,
Maritess Tantoco, Georgie Diaz, Kim
Atienza, Len Nepomuceno-Guiao,
Chechel Joson, Pops Fernandez, Lucy
Torres-Gomez, Lorna Tolentino,
Sharon Cuneta, Charlene Gonzales-

Muhlach, Helen Gamboa-Sotto,
Thelma Sioson-San Juan, Sari Yap,
Anton San Diego, Philip Cu-Unjieng,
Liza Ilarde-Cuenca, Danny Buenafe,
Gerick Parayno, Ruel Mendoza, Ricky
Sison, Johnny Santos, Andres Estella,
Ojie Leona, Felix Bacolor, William
Ma, Comedian Ate Gay, Regina, Dax
Martin and Joel Oliveros, Korina
Sanchez, Julius Babao and Tintin
Bersola-Babao and daughter Anya and
son Nio, Katrina Ponce Enrile and
Ling-Ling King; celebrity makeup
artist Patrick Rosas; hair stylist Jing
Monis; Lito Sy, Jason Magbanua,
Maros Claudio, Patricia May Siy, Felix
Ang, Dr. Hayden Kho, Margie and
Gilbert Duavit, Mike Echavez, F.F.
Cruz, Danton Bueser, Afric Valdes,
Maryann Pineda-Reynoso, Ophie
Canada-Reynoso, Karen Davila (with
her sons David and Lucas), Marjorie
Barretto-Padilla, Bloggers Dani
Barretto and Mikyle Quizon;
Protg finalist Zandra Summer,
Arriane Bautista, Gingging Mendoza,
Alex Reyes, Myra Reyes, Marilen
Carpio, Freddie Reyes, Marlyn and
Tony Lilles, Chavit Singson, Prateek
Kumar, Richard Tiu, Junie and
Fernando Pea, Rosa Rosal, Jorge
Joseph, Wency Lagumbay, Aiko
Melendez and Martin Jickain, Brian
Belen, Miguel Pastor, Joy Ortega, Leo
and Ana Alejandrino, Franco and Tere
del Rosario, Monique Villonco, John
and Evelyn Forbes, Techi Velasquez,
Yvonne Yuchengco, Ev Recto, Noel
and Mariel Tolentino, Maria Parsons,
Patrick and Toni Parsons, Dot Favis,
Luigi and Lorna Tabuena, Conchita
Razon, Dado and Becca Jose, Merce
Melian Tovey, Paula Perrine, Therese
Perrine Foley, Gina Lopez, Marissa
Lopez Grassi, Maricar Gustilo de
Ocampo, Bong and Gina Bautista,
Abet and Rina Filart, Tinette Ozamiz
Puyat, Myra Santos Brodett, Stephen
Young, Reggie Aguinaldo Young,
Atty. Aleli Angela Quirino, Letty

Syquia, Marilou Ortigas Trillo, Mr.
and Mrs. Rosalino Reyes, Francis and
Lorna Delgado, Salvador and Vicky
Fabregas, Jose and Chiqui Fabregas,
Judith Reyes, Jessica Ting, Teresa
Sandejas, Josine Reyes, Mary Malinao,
Jean Batenga, Connie Valdes, Ted and
Maiti Tollman, Debbie Yabut, Martin
Nievera, Weng Jison, Marga Ortigas,
Sylvia Singson, Tessa Tayag, Naty
Melian, Lucia Alvarez de Toledo,
Marc Lerner, Elvira Marcillana Lerner,
Tippin Coscolluela-Litke, Isabella
Ledesma-Gonzalez, Marco and Giselle
Eduque, Benjamin Ramos III,
Ambassador Rolando Garcia, Victor
Garcia, Anne Garcia, Cory Quirino,
Tamila Q. Tapales, Carmella Quirino,
Poncy Quirino, Anamarie Quirino,
Justin Quirino, Tonito Quirino,
Chipper Quirino, Linggoy de Guzman,
Archie Abad, Chinita Quirino Abad,
Kat Abad, Anton Abad, Boy Palanca,
Norma Palanca, Maryson Adea, Pacita
Adea, Mila de Santos, Nini Arzadon,
Orly delos Santos, Carole Quirolgico,
Brenda Quirolgico Heffron, Rose
Sarte, Amadeo Adea, Cecille LaO,
June LaO Farquar, Livvy LaO Castillo,
Cora Quirolgico Centeno, Luis
Arzadon, Nathaniel Luis Arzadon, Lily
Quirino, Badong Quirino, Conchita
Syquia Montoya, Architect Pinggoy
Maosa, Margot Syquia Maosa,
Boyer Syquia, Susan Syquia, Naty
Rosario Lim, Saly Lamoglia, Cora
Sandico, Alma Delos Santos, Alma
Cariquitan, Raul Cariquitan, Dino
Quirino, Mila Quirino, Belen Rosario
King, Vickie Quirolgico Centeno,
Anna Arzadon Samson, Jesicca
Arzadon, Jen Arzadon, Pacita Syquia
Almario, Enrique Lagdameo, Militza
Quirino Lagdameo, Millie Pacis, Carla
Pacis, Marilou Mendoza, Aaron Teano,
Dennis Mendiola, Lars Meyer, Javy
Velasquez, Chickie Rialp-Locsin, Jojo
Jacob, Malo Cruz. Agnes Santos,
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Noreen Esperon, Marq Dollentes,
Steven Cabales, Bogee Romero, Ruby
Mae Dacuan, Ma. Alma Diosana, Mer
Dacuan, Ruben Dacuan, Neny
Montinola, Edwin Reinoso, Ramona
Pica, Mylene Lim, Dindo and Monette
Marual, Mia Espinosa, Helen
Lacanlali, Quito and Dindin
Lagdameo, Paolo and Weenee
Lagdameo, Egay and Mia
Leuenberger, Patrick and Tanya
Travers, Marco and Donna Lagdameo,
Monique Lagdameo, Nigel and Cricket
Chen, Enky and Mayette Rey, Jay and
Sharon Arnaldo, Tisha Q. Palanca,
Santi Palanca, Michaelo Palanca, Kina
Quirino Bautista, Alex and Michelle
Manlutac, Jess and Nikki Abalos, Peter
and Tintin Pacheco, Sam and Maryrose
Perfecto, Junji Belmonte, Niccolo and
Elvie Belmonte, Peejay and Mariz
Belmonte, Luisa Belmonte, Alfredo
Tantoco, Lourdes Kohlbacher,
Alexandra and Roland Mossig, Jasi
Kohlbacher, Willan Kohlbacher, Gina
Quirino, Joey Quirino, Louie Quirino,
Raymond and Tammy Reinoso,
Francesca Bautista, Juan Diego
Antonio Bautista, Maura Cabarloc,
Ching Cordero, Mark Gacula, Donny
Buntigao, Rose Anne Cu Unjieng de
Pampelonne, Teddy Ngo, Chary
Aboitiz, Maria Paz Palanca, Chattie
Rodriguez, Bomboy Araneta, Andy de
los Reyes, Monica Dacuan, Mitch and
Karen Cudal, Paul and Marilet Meris,
Irwin J. Belofsky, Mitos Belofsky, Jun
Tarray, Manny Dimaculangan, Edith
Dimaculangan, Zyra Zambrano, Aimee
Zambrano, Kalle and Ann Meyer,
Cesar and Adelina Yagdulas, Engineer
Rolly and Gloria Reyes, Lino Reyes,
Aba Reyes, Gracelyn Guyamin,
Gregorio and Lita Reyes, John Paul
Simpelo, Cesalyn Yagdulas, Cecille
Taglinao, Leni Olmedo, Fe Baculi,
Dominique Jaud-Pellier, Jordan
Tolentino, Meg Locsin, Tim Sale, Pia
Jade Sale, Cole Gabriel Sale, Joselito
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and Estrelle Burdeos, Efren and

Marina Casor, Phillip and Mima
Garraez, Eleonor Flores, Ester Dacuan,
Ener Dacuan, Manuel Espinosa,
Victoria Pria, Michael and Marissa
Wellstood, Katrina Elizalde, Olive
Tan, Marie Phillips, Mike and Gabby
Elma, Francisco E.V. Cardenas,
Evelyn Finger, Thomas Finger, Maria
Isabel Mendoza, Jean Claude Patrice
Bel, Octavian Grecu, Mireille
Tolentino, Patricia Araneta, Ting
Pacis, Paco Martin, Ricky Mendoza,
Pinky Mendoza, Patricia RiegertGarcia, Ramon Garcia, Gloria
Lacanilao, Romer Lacanilao, Elsa
Espinosa, Miguel Espinosa, Jr., Cecille
Prudente, Fannie and Frances
Rocamora, Carolina Hernandez, Ria
Pasno, Rudy Pasno, Bim and Jenny
Locsin, Aischa Garcia Bangaoet,
Pynky Gomez Magsino, Jack
Borlongan, Nanette Villaflor, Leticia
Villaflor, Gerry Villaflor, Michael
Ilagan, Luzenda Ledesma, Leofred Ian
Ledesma, Luzsil Ann Ledesma,
Angela Del Rosario, Pascal and
Daniela Vermeulen, Nena Marco,
Erlinda de Guzman, Isabel Aspillera,
Jose Macicior, Boy Yniguez and Mitos
Benitez, Patricia Manahan-Santiago,
Cecilia Manahan, Alona Orquin,
Aillen Rosales, Christian Bungsay,
Isabel Castillo, Manilyn Lipata,
Gemma Beran, Karen Lim, Melanie
Mendoza, Rowella Villamil, Analyn
Soriano, Cecille Revadulla, Rachelle
Luza, Florinda Lim, Raiza Lambino,
Rachel Alaras, Ma. Jovelle Pingol,
Krisnalyn L. Abras, Aila Marie
Pascual, Je-je Pascual, Louell
Gondraneos, Jcan Pillas, Rick Jason
Fenol, Angelo Diosana, Kathleen Mae
Diokno, Marites Legurpa, Lorna
Abaya, Lea Peralta, April Peralta,
Judith Serrano, Rochelle Serrano,
Louie Fernandez, Mike and Sue
Finneman, Adrian Diosana., Kaye
Stephany Reyes, Michaella Dacuan,

Maria Victoria Dacuan, Victor Flores,
Manuel and Marilu Arteficio, Francis
and Jasmin Arteficio, Cesar Gabaldon.,
Rica Gonzalez, Linda Brady, Maria
Teresa Kahn-Saado, Philip Saado,
Estrella Gamao, William Gamao,
Zarah Jane Gamao, Chastine April
Gamao, June Marielle Gamao, Lily
Estrera, Tessie Gamao, Roberto
Gamao, Nelson Gamao, Teresita
Balagot, Tana Madrigal Gelb, Cherry
Salazar, Nene Quimson, Consuelo
Lontoc, Inexcelsis Lucero, Carmelita
Encarnacion, Neneth Balbontin,
Maricel Cabuhat, Lutgarda Gregorio,
Angelina Barrion, Jovel Delimos,
Janice B. Delimos, Amihan Jordan,
Mark Bautista, Teresita Lontoro, Irene
delos Santos, Crisanto delos Santos,
Rolly Delimos, Remilyn Castillo,
Remedios Dumagat, Marina Saulog,
Mauricio Saulog, Gertrudes Mojica,
Avelina Dulce, Marites Bonifacio,
Cleotilde Luteria, Florencio and Daisy
Barrion, Lilia Dulce, Gorgonia Tamio,
Helen Pria, Isabel P. Barrion, Leandro
P. Reyes, Joselito Diosana, Marites
Diosana, Jesusito Diosana, Magdalena
Manguera, Clarita Culanding, Amelita
Gallardo, Renato Manguera, Isidro
Colocado, Leonida Bacroya, Armida
Colocado, Nerisa Colocado, Vilma
Bayron, Reynaldo Bayron, Rubirosa
Manguera, Rufino Dulce, Juanita
Manalo, Josefina Napili, Emiliana
Adorio, Gina Simpelo, Mhel Adorio,
Leon Brosas, Remie Brosas, Mary Ann
Gonzales, Sharie Jane Lontoc,
Annalisa Sarmiento, Andres Gonzales,
Victor S. Reyes, Dalmacio Mugol,
Librada Mugol, Arnold Reyes, Jayson
Reyes, Antonio Saliba, Avelino Reyes,
Madel Yagdulas, Oliver and Robelyn
Simpelo, Lenie Simpelo, Alfredo
Asunto, Armando Calces, Imelda
Gailarawan, Reynaldo Salahop,
Zoroyd Diaz, Jovita Idanan, Vicente
Idanan, Dory Ontangco, Ed Ontangco,
Lito Ignacio, Arnold Laurinaria,
Carolina Uy, Luisito Tabuzo, Johanna

Pearl Diaz, Madlen Salman
Faustmann, Pamela Meyer, Mercy
Tuason, Ditas Jalbuena, Ito Velhagen,
Chot Reyes, Alice Entendez, Annie
Isip, Mary Jane A. Diche, Bernardo
Baltazar, Julio Martin Cervantes,
Corazon Eneres, Axzel Sour, Homer
Quiogue, Perry Marcelo, Remy Caday,
Randy and Bingbing Zapata, SPO2
Leo Limbaga, SPO2 Ramil Santos,
SPO2 Josemarie Foncardas, Capt.
Cesar Beran, Mark Beran, Mon and
Weng Morales, Butch Ortega, Alexi
Tan, Elisa Laguatan, Frankie
Tabaquin, Tom Palanca, Bill Soto,
Ayie and Bell Marasigan, Flordeliza
Salazar, Maria Lisa Samonte LimjucoDaoussis, Ruth Samonte-Limjuco,
Rose Treichler, Alvin Guyamin, Cora
Gibaga, Bernadette Sagala, Jinky
Mendoza, Roldan Mendoza. Jocelyn
Quiba, Lourdes Eugenio, Sofia
Eugenio, Martin del Rosario, Renz
Ortilla, Jennifer Dizon, Fr. Martin
Macasaet, Martin Mari, James Brady,
Justin and Maan Tolentino, Peaches
del Rosario, Maria del Rosario, Babie
R. Blanco, Evelyn Pinlac, Anton and
Maxine Cacho. Karen Ilagan-Aegerter,
Tommy & Tina Barretto, Narcisa
Escaler, Gina Tabuena and Jaime
Godinez, Precy M. Florentino, Betty
M. Cacho, Rafa M. Cacho, Teresa M.
Cacho, Karen B. Cacho, Marga B.
Cacho, Chit M. Cacho, Xandra M.
Cacho, Marilen M. Cacho, Toyita M.
Cacho, Bettina M. Cacho, Norbert V.
Gatan, Omi Guinto, Hazel L. Nerveza,
Josalette Tan, Gemma Lacandazo,
Rachel Escasio, Alona Alagos,
Lorraine Valdes, Rocio M. Ramos,
Lilia Salvan, Evelinda Pizon, Sheila
Tepacia, Jacqueline Garino, Nilo
Pacatang, Roy Langit, Roy Esperdion
M. Dudas. Janette D. Liwanag. Ronan
Day. Joselito Y. Demaclid. Luz Celis.
Delfin Camba, Jr., Maricel
Malabarbas, Marilou Brodeth, Janet
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Elemia, Juvy Gangat, Rita Atienza,
Rosanna Magat, Ida Martinez, Joanna
Almalvez, Ronnie Pacis, Lyndel
Razonable, Ritchelle Salido, Jhunno
Flores, Jocelyn Morales, Richard C.
Dacillo, Maggie Aday, Francia Garcia,
Nicasio Pax, Rowen Tafalla, Maria
Turla, Manny Cuer, Miriam Ramota,
Elsie Martirez, Ana Marasigan, Carol
Reyes, Rose Panaligan, Cory Rosialda,
Lucy Bustillo, Fernando Bondoc,
Annamy J. Yadao, Shiena Grace H.
Adalem, Celina Cruzada, Nikki
Jeanelle Ramos, Ma. Shiela Perlas,
Joanne Dane A. Esguerra, Edheelaine
F. Payumo, Mari Gomez, Esteriza
Crisologa, Laila Mae Bongallon,
Elnalouh Ramirez, Paula Maria
Gabriel, Aiza Lavieta, Jackielou L.
Zigue, Jane Anne Carpio, Benjamin
Laddaran, Lito Cubo, Miguel &
Crisann Celdran, Eric R. Simpelo,
Ramil M. Serquina, Jay Nielsen
Pagulayan, Jeejay Castillo, Fil Angelo
Haveria, Elmer Solano, Carolus
Cosico, Emil Jun Maranon, Christian
Acupido, Michael A. Prado, Ernesto
Alfonso Jr., Ramiro Rodriguez, Nikki
Alcalde, Miguel Sison, Ronvick
Ricafort, Danilo de Ocampo, Kevin
Ng. Ian Peter Marcelo, Leandro M.
Garcia, Dane Justine Ruchillas, Alea
Kristine Bueno, Sundee B. Velasco.
Heidi Liwag, Crystal Mae C. Lucero,
Fhaye Ela, J. Reposado, Jhoy
Sarmiento, Gerardo Caiga, Alverinajoe
Lai. Hazel Beringuela. Maribel B.
Centasi, Irish Joy Cadawas. Arthur L.
Isla, Gel Camille Bulosan, Ma.
Lourdes Perez, Sarah Rahimah
Jadraque, Ryan Ocampo, Carla Culala,
Pia Alma Bunay, Roxane Stephanie
Nievras, Noel Manadong, Michelle
Castro, Juvylei Victorino, Kimberly
Quiling, Lea Bradecina, Jerome de
Leon, Fretzee Daryl Malate, Lester M.
Lulu, Hanz Hazel Yan, Julie Anne A.
Salvador. Karen Valencia, Darvin
James Domingo. Paul Sanchez. Nico
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Arquilus, Jessica B. Ico, Ma. Mirasol

M. Catigan, Lovely A. Mananguit.
Jericho M. Martinez, Jeffrey P.
Dumaplin, Hana Hazel Yan, Kimberly
Anne Elaine Salvador, Janice Apple
Sta. Ines, Arlyn de Isidro, Camille
Exconde, Jennifer de Chavez, Mary
Jean B. Sabalas, Ma. Theresa P.
Sabino, Aimee R. Navidad, Jemaimma
A. Nucum, Marie Graciela Ignacio.
Fatima R. Albao, Gerald P. Maquilan.
John, Bryan Vibal, Joanna Marie R.
Argales, Ma. Criselda L. Mabaquiao.
Joyce Damaletio, Kristina Rotoni,
Julius P. Mercado, Hernani C.
Permalino, Leovina G. Velez, Rebekah
Joyce B. Yu, Sammy Boy G. Retur,
Rinajoie P. Coronado, Pudino M.
Borje, Christian P. Francisco, Richard
Mesina. Erlson Arreola, Don Christian
C. Anonuevo, Arcy R. Yagdulas,
Bernadeth C. Reyes, Queenie Perez,
Liza Reyes, Donna Nido. Abigail Otis,
Glenda Robinos, Joy Ramos, Sheila
Cruz, Lalaine Nicolas, Nancy C.
Marquez, Daisy Lozada, Christine
Valencia, Myrna Fulgencio, Faith
Esteban, Nicole S. Salvador, Editha
Castillo, Clavie Medina, Nina Reyes,
Aileen Santos, Rose Garcia, Jennifer
delos Santos, Renato Peralta, Jane
Cruz, Reynaldo Ledesma, Joseph
Dimaandal, Ana Mariel B. Reyes,
Juliet Cuevas, Enrico Parcon, Victoria
Morena, Carmela Borres, Therese
Escaler Dabao, Dr. Salvador
Badoding de Leon, Chiquita
Gemperle de Leon, Violeta N. Santos,
Socorro Paz Baby Paterno, Raul A.
Mendoza, Peachy A. Garcia, Teresita
Abad Martinez, Ma. Luisa Abad
Mendoza, Maur Aquino Lichauco,
Francisco L. Gonzalez, Patricia G.
Cruz, Jose Eduardo Cruz, Ma. Regina
G. Hechanova, Ricky Gonzalez, Maita
Gabaldon, Nelly Lacson Gonzalez,
Antonio M. Garcia, Celine L. Heras,
Ma. Rosieyley Magbanua, Cherry F.
de la Cruz, Marietta Santos, Ann

Margrethe Yuvienco, Keizaburo
Homma, Connie Araneta, Carlos
Araneta, Pinky Valdes, William
Escalante, Nini Diaz, Marilen Syquia
Alejandrino, Alice Syquia Felix,
Tessie Syquia, Elvira A. Faeldon, Patty
Arbuiz, Joselito Velasco, Roelyn B.
Valencia, Eilleen Ganza-Celi, Rei and
Remy Consunji, Eva Macatlang,
Menchu Mantecon, Isabel Razon
Puyat, William Paradies, Ike
Hernandez, PO2 Arlene S. Tarray,
Karl Bustamante, Emylene and June de
Jesus, Cleofe Llamas, Vicky Antonio,
Tessie Fajardo, Boj Locsin, Nina
Alejandrino, Manny and Mary Ann
Cudal, Pastor Jaye and Lorraine Loise
Blanco, Ralph & Carmencita Cecilio,
Aileen Gragera, Doreen Calica, Laarni
dela Cruz, Jane Dadiz, Maridel
Villavicencio, Hilda Lopez Teodoro,
Carol Uy, Roberto Ocampo, Sheila
Reantaso, George Reunilla, Pitoy
Moreno, Carlotta Uy Montinola, Pamy
Uy, Monina Uy, Pat Uy, Tina Limjuco,
Leo J. Palma, Katrina Ojeda, Vicki
Davis, Rachel & David Zdzieba,
Martin Marty, Casey Marty, Farah R.
Locsin, Beatriz R. Locsin, Hans and
Martha Schneider, Audrey Dafflon,
Patricia Palma, Thomas
Hofvenschiold, Hamidah AwangDamit, Dawn Cudal, Leslie Arcadio,
Mardonio Lao, Agnes Cruzado Lao,
Germogenes Alovera, Joel Sta. Maria,
Willy and Becky Baradas. Maria
Victoria P. Dumlao, Teresa R. Tuason,
Macrina Tuason Aro, Henry Tuason,
Lucy Tuason, Rosalinda Roque,
Carmen Reyes-Zubiaga, Christian and
Marie Gemma Lupian, Glicerio
Palafar, Au Occasiones, Julius Odal.
Maria Magdalena Apolinario, Romulo
Palcon, Arlene Gica. Peter Luy.
Dennis Uy, Willie Espinosa, Gov.
Mike and Jo Sueno, Lach & Mira
Bharwani, Consolacion and Ronald
Astodillo, Fernando Estaniel, Dong
Anayatin, Norma Usman, Usec. Kiesei
Usman, Herna Palma, Rosalinda

Medino, Gimo and Via Asuncion,
Victoria Africa, Mykee Paradies, Paul
Tolentino, Jogee & Patricia Arellano,
Rodolfo Boy and Rosalie
Macapagal, Jake Macapagal, Rommel
and Chevic Macapagal, Roberto and
Cita Macapagal, Ompong and Lilian
Macapagal, Maria Rosario Tandingco,
Roberto and Enriqueta Protacio,
Dodjie Hernandez, Luisito Carrasco,
Danilo Carrasco, Jr., Herminia
Carrasco, Leo and Luli de Leon, Rita
B. Habel, Grace M. Ojeda, Miles M.
Arteta, Ophel Sanita, Edna Batanes,
Mona Liza P. Mesa, Eisley Campos,
Arlyn Balagot. Angie G. Quitoriano,
Rose Antonette Bulatao, Rhinalyn A.
Amar, Claire Ignacio, Marilyn L.
Pabiona, Roderick Pabiona, Ma. Elisa
B. Nerval, Miriam G. del Mundo,
Lorie Babalo, Judi Perez, Marlie
Fajanelag, Ailyn Santiago, Rolin
Buncalin, Eduardo Perez, Sammy
Sison, Tet Bacaltos, Imelda Alovera,
Delia Agcaoli, Ana Lacasandite,
Renato Basa, Froilan Celeridad, Rica
de Jesus, Pastor Jo Alfafara, Vic and
Josette de Monteverde, Carlo and Tess
Cudal, Willy and Betty Razabal, Girlie
Ocaya Eduave, Ezekiel Cudal Eduave,
Lily Co, Michelle Tabuena Filart, Paul
Filart, Katrina del Rosario, Marco del
Rosario, Denise Tabuena Lumbad,
Cisco Lumbad, Teresita M. Macabuag,
Michael Weinman Rono, Philippe H.
Palma, Ida Treichler Imbach, Rose D.
Isip, Teresita A. Bernadit, Nemia B.
Manlangit, Maria Isabel Velasco, Rene
A. Dimaliuat, Totoy and Lanie
Mendez, Ito Tuason, Leny Ardiente,
Janet dela Cruz, Alma Aurigue, Chona
Alejan, Lani Tuala, Leah Marqueses,
Christine Valenciano, Ara Petilla,
Sheila Macasling, Ruth Bautista, Jo
Macaraeg, Winston Solis, Ricky
Tamparong, Jun Venegas, Jeffrey
Fuentes, Bryan Lazo, Annie Darusin,
Teddy Jaen, Robert Bautista, James
195

Santos, Freddie Benologa, Ador
Mendoza, Ivy Abeira, Maly Labos,
Fatima Pontejos, Mars Ortiz, Tokiko
Sato, Sayoko Maeda, Rogaciano
Negru, Mois de Ocampo, Moises
Serrano, Dennis Abacial, Toto Pascual,
Ghay Suyo, Zeny Llanes, Romy
Villanueva, Rose Alcantara, Lourdes
Borcillo, Leo V. Alcantara, Jr.,
William Co. Ret. Full Col. Henry
Limena. Louella Kelly Limena, Pastor
James Lee Tica, Pastor and Mrs.
Reynaldo Cadapan, Pastor Paul James
Cruzado, Marcos Portabella, Benito
Valdez, Edna Daroy Valdez, Victoria
Alvarez de Toledo Vidal, Gonzalo
Vidal, Isabel Brias, Betsy Westendorp
de Brias. Carmen Brias, Sylvia Brias,
Vicky Legarza, Beatriz Roxas, Marta
Roxas, Carmen Von Knobloch,
Guimar Von Knobloch, Manolo
Alvarez de Toledo, Frannie AguinaldoJacinto, Elizabeth Jalandoni, Vicky
Bilbao Davila, Vicky Jose Maniquis,
Tina Jose, Teresa McCoy, Olive
Santico, Ding Santico, Bert Limjuco,
Tony Gutierrez, Marilou Gutierrez,
Allen J. Goebl, Mike Stilianopoulos,
Pitita Ridruejo Stilianopoulos, Mary
Grace Catherine D. Limbo, Cristina
Crisol, Jonel B. Parcon, Maria Katrina
N. Rodico, Elvera P. Santos, Ellein
Maries C. Aguilar, Sherry Anne L.
Segarra, Melissa de Leon, Almira
Garcia, Jaina Villanueva, Mario delos
Santos, Romeo Valdez, Rosalie
Policarpio, Nerissa Ramos, Joy
Callejo, Maikazhel A. Noblezada,
Katrina Carla P. Bautista, Lindsaye
Conchada, Angeline B. Chavez, Melea
Jane Z. Cerilla, Nobel Ira B. Lucero,
Alyza S. Diosomito, Angelique Chris
Dia, Catherine Buenafe, Gene Eric
Gonzales, Jan Ariz Baguilat, Stephanie
Sumpay, Clarissa Garcia, Marco Pol P.
Solis, Wendy G. Pascual, Jehan B.
Merin, Roselie C. Velasco, Precious
M. Hipol, Rotillo M. Labro Jr., Jay R.
Morarac, Hernani A. Vinta. Michael
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Neri, Lorenzo Bartolome, Arnel

Protacio, Jay Moreno, Dennis
Salvador, Christopher de Guzman,
Renato Torres, Rhoy Torres, Antonio
Lopez, Rogie T. Villar, Sahaily
Malawani, Noroden M. Balindong,
Laurice Ivan Naldo, Robert T.
Bontoyan, Crisrael Soriano, Gretchen
C. Mangaoil, Diana Rose A. Santiago,
Jenny Rose C. Punzalan, Robelyn R.
Orate. Ruby Ann H. Gonzalez, Nikka
C. Pacis, Kareen May S. Del Mundo,
Janine C. Ramirez, Cherry Domingo,
Felix Constantino, Reynali Flores,
Joanne Constantino, Maria Rueda,
Ponciano P. Vergara, Jhenyren
Orejola, Mikhail Punsalan, Leizel
Gonzales, Janet Constantino, Susan
Constantino, Maria Espinosa, Karen
Fabila, Sheila Mae Segura, Patricia
Anna Valls, MariSol Garcia Galatas,
Anna Luz Coscolluela, Francis C.
Arnaiz, Judge Ben Estrada, Zaida
Estrada, Pastor Ariel Abadiano, Pastor
Samuel Capaque, Pastor Malads
Lontoc, Lanie Aquino, Larry Laraya,
Joven Andrew Zapata, Jose Esteban
Mangul, Richelle M. Gemoto, Melchor
Macabalug, Meljun Vergara, Mila
Galang, Patrick Baez, Benedict
Lavano, Marvin Ladera, Bernardo
Barona, Paquito Sulayman, Baldo
Cabaluna, Romel Parda, Michael
Gonzaga, Omairah Macaslang, Ariel L.
Muntan, Iyah T. Pagadilan, Mac Antin,
Allan Gasmala, Saldy Ali, Christopher
Tubig, Mary Mananday, Lany Ampar,
Abdul Sadic, Harold Asuncion, Divina
R. del Socorro, Ritzel Yvette L.
Rivera, Larry Bravo, Brian Lopez.
Esmeralda Tablada, Jomar Espinosa,
Jennifer A. Geli, Melanie N. Solis,
Marevic P. Orale, Roxan S. Espinosa,
Mary Ane S. Olavario, Mary Jane C.
Merced, Aira S. Pabia, Josie S.
Sangco, Catherine Gabutin, Ma. Crisel
Montanez, Joan dela Pena, Caloy
Jamisola, Marilou A. Geollegue,
Wilfredo Berondo, Bonifacio

Atendido, Noemie Camado, Israel E.
Diaz, Eddie Tapel, Mike Jumarito,
Joseph Hagdaan, Roberto Ombalino,
Mercedes Arnus Gaudier, Francisco
Gaudier, Maria Alvarez de Toledo,
Bernadette Filart, Sergia Bautista
Estrella, Justice and Mrs. Pedro
Ramirez, Joey and Mila Arellano, Jon
and Teena Arellano, Gary and Jocelle
Reyes, Jake and Jovic Laureta,
Maricris Veloso, Vic and Linggay
Coscolluela Magalona, Beng Prado,
Bilmur M. Abilo, Linette L. Abilo,
Mark Anthony C. Uy, Rhea Mae A.
Uy, Manuel Uy, Maria C. Uy,
Michelle C. Uy, Rey Carneo, Jojie
Carneo, Rebecca Salonga, Alexander
Ginete, Nenita Ginete, Enrica Roxas,
Marie Lacorte, Milagros Domingo,
Yves Gaston, Antoine & Claudine
Battistolo, Josie Bantug, Joy Cevallos
Garcia, Johnny U. Filart, Atty.
Constante A. Pineda, Ed Defensor,
Adele Olives, Elizabeth Hermosisima
Palma, Eduardo Lorenzo H. Palma,
Christian Lozano, Jenifer Lozano,
Matthias Lozano, Miguel Sandoval,
Claus Freund, Axel du Rietz. Rory Z.
Lopez, Harry Mosquera, Heile H.
Mosquera, Johnny Mosquera, Virgie E.
Montilla, Ana Buenaventura, Simon
Alejandrino, Jenny Louie, Samantha
and Daniel Russo, Daniel Lim, Serge
A. Montinola, Jr., Lilet Dizon, Ryan
Francisco, Jovie de Vera, Irene De
Vera, Julius Renato Guiang. Gerald
Sanchez, Raine Aguinaldo, Denison
Cabanero, Robert Tsu, Karen Ann A.
Magtibay, Josh Samonte, Kathleen
Santos, Madeleine S. Briones, Edgar
Tiongco, Juan Marcelino Valin,
Lorraine Hernandez, Nico Pauline C.
Gabriel, Lorenza D. Santos, John Paul
Andrew Huerto, Haniz Garcia, Joseph
A. Mendez, Valerie Anne G.
Bandelaria, Ronald C. Yu, Mike Tan,
Gerle Joy T. Manansala, Aaron Reyes,
Mary Antonette Aratea, Mae C. Tan,
Shienna Brual, Jimmy Gregg, Monica
Kristina, Catherine Chua, Marcelino

Valdez Jr., Joanna A. Quinagutan,
Rosesanna A. Quintos, Richie
Tayaban, Mark Ronald Prado, Justin T.
Mayor, Ma-an Munsayac, Jeremy
Salandanan, Nenita Pauita, Jamie Rose
Y. Nagum, Kimberly D. Mendoza,
Razel April M. Perez, Rose Anne B.
Yanzon, Raissa Kolea T. Tapador,
Stephanie May Lopez Ibasco, Tracy
Michelle B. Catacutan, Abegail C.
Rosales, Quinchen Magtoto, Leigh
Ann F. Estabalaya, Breenia S.
Villamor, Hanna Lauren Z. Cuaresma,
Bienvenida Jacklyn M. Brioso,
Hannalyn S. Santos, Nica G. Rafael,
Maria Elinor Recinto, Rona O. Gomez,
Rosemarie D. Breal, Andrea Labao,
Gaylord Benito, Claire Gapate.
Marjorey M. Barnuevo, Ma. Danica C.
Garcia, Chryzel Gerongca, Jenifer G.
Bugarin, Joward R. De Guzman, Sarah
Jane B. Faz, Rachel Anne Singzon,
Narciso de Leon, Mary Alejandrea
Nery, Byron Sarmiento, Jane Michelle
A. Garcia, Jerry I. dela Pena, Patrick
June T. Loverita, Oliver Jaybee L.
Rosete, Alma Kaiga, Albert Santos,
Remy Masangkay, Thesa J. Castor,
Mary Grace Mateo, Camille Cruz, Ann
Silva, Christopher Reyes, John
Centeno, Mark Roy Fernandez, Lovie
Adriano, Policarpio Z. Bartolome,
Aaron Gaylord Punsalan. Joko Padilla,
Raul Lopez. Virgilio P. Simpelo,
Leonardo P. Simpelo, Josefina
Simpelo, Felicisma Culanding, Ernesto
Culanding, Florencio Reyes, Juliana L.
Reyes, Adriana D. Taglinao, Rafael N.
Purificacion, Johannes Bernabe, Marc
Lowell Cudal, Lovely Ann Cudal,
Noel Cudal, Nicole Cudal, Bea Elise
Tauli, Clyde Tauli, Alvan Victor Tauli,
Dunstan Tauli, Bryan Tauli, Edwin and
Liza Cruz, Precioso and Vivian
Dagasuan, Lindy Rivilla, Cecilia
Quirino-Menez, Michael Escario, Nena
Hernaez Galdiano, Lira Magtibay,
Mirriam Demogena, Linda Oledan
197

Coscolluela, Ditas Razon Little, Cathy
Little Burns, Debbie Little Moraitis,
David Little, Winnie Collas-Monsod,
Daisy E. Campos, Carmen de Venecia
Lim, Concepcion Verde, Nenita de
Joya Rivera, Betty Ildefonso Chalkley,
Pacita Icasiano Habana, Teresita Banez
Mamenta, Asteria Ozaeta, Patria A.
Alejo, Naty Cordoba, Josefa C. Ursua,
Lourdes Villareal Nepomuceno,
Milagros Rosales Santos, Leonor
Franco Morgan, Monina Borja
Pronstroller, Erlinda Adeva Cruz,
Cecilia S. Zamora, Paul Joseph R.
Bernabe, Betsy Coscolluela, Jaqui D.
Boncan, Mary Caminero, Tina
Coscolluela, Maridol Mabanta,
Therese Pimentel, Ret. Gen. Paul
Galvez, Cora Dacion, Dolly Abejuela,
Baby Carlsen, Jerry Carlsen, Dolly
Sikora, Stanley Sikora, Baby Cruz,
Pilar Roxas de Areilza, Lucrecia KingHedinger, Dr. Willy Polido, Margret
Ranada-Palma, Anton Palma, Tina
Liboro Pimentel, Conchita Lopez
Taylor, Dick Taylor, Erika Fischer, VJ
Yamat, Micaela C. Ledesma, Mike &
Tina Mariano, Imelda R. Tubangui,
Ising Madrigal Vazquez, Danny
Vazquez, John L. Silva, Natalie
Jamandre, Enti Coscolluela, Carlos
Liboro, Tetch Julian Liboro, Ernie
Jamandre, Dr. Evelyn M. Sorolla,
Rovel R. Salcedo, Ma. Annabel T.
Paer, Leo & Juliet Jalandoni, Mary
Ann & Jerry Nepomuceno, Andrew &
Pearl Oliveros, Joven Hernandez,
Diane Hernandez, Ernie Rodriguez,
Eva Rodriguez, Teddy Y.
Montelibano, Benj Magsino, Jesus
Romero Salas, Angela Zayco, Ludette
Mossesgeld Moy, Tina Manglapus
Maynigo, Veronica Teruel, Lydia
Garcia Gonzalez, Dennis Drake, Lorna
Espedes, Janet Llarinas, Marvie
Niegas, Deonila Malones, Leizel
Ramiscal, Domingo Nace, Melody
Llaneta, Michelle Angeles, Ma. Lea
Losorata, Flor Pusiyo, Liza Alzona,
198
Rose Competente, Myra Jaca, Jenita

delos Santos, Marichel Homo, Fe
Mendoza, Adelfa Sumerano, Yvette
Enciso, Marife Labine, Jeanette
Broosa, Babylyn Lazaro, Melba
Cajayon, Elisa Barcos, Merlyn Martin,
Ma Elena Tina, Rita Salceda, Janice
Jane Carlos, Ma Theresa Laubenia,
Alma Obaa, Joyane Ycong, Jenelyn
Bangkig, Alvin Magana, Jogie Songco,
Joselito Fadriquilan, Michelle
Villanueva, Lian Grace Espinueva,
Barry Allan Mendoza, Ma Ghisele
Postrado, Rhea Rowena Sumalbag,
Ronald Gervania, Vanessa Balingit,
Reynaldo Cordova, Elizabeth Meneses,
Maureen Oros, Josephine Calayag,
Carolina Aguinaldo, Angie Braceros,
Cherelyn Oros, Ross Almeniana, Mary
Primaleon, Arnold Manere, Prospero
Isip, Chat Duran, Veronica La Rosa,
Helen dela Cruz, Milo Lanuza,
Eugenio Opiso, Rosalyn Lopez, Mary
Grace Bitos, Vilma Crisostomo, Ruth
Rojo, June Lerios, Jayson Guerrero,
Dante Chavez, Reynaldo Abulag,
Rolando Nebrida, Manuel Fabro Jr.,
Ernesto Caeso Jr., Mary Jane Sea,
Wilson Cauilan, Arnel Araes, Joseph
Pizarra, Mark John Pailagao, Venir
Samson, Sundie Soriano, Dondon
delos Santos, Joel Rebana, Romar
Patricio, Randy Roa, Mateo Noquiz,
Maria Rubi Pabiona, Ruth Borja,
Joemar Ciocson, Roldan Espos Jr.,
Josue Dalut, Edgar Salvador, Cristito
Joseph Jr., Ruel Bitoy, Annie Pacis,
Gredam Nadela, Marijuelo Badoy,
Chito Pontay, Ginalyn Malong, Emie
Anselmo, Reynaldo Pamular, Marilou
Valloso, Alexander Sabido, Lady
Parcon, Merle Alarba, Edmar
Aborquez, Julius Cordovero, Alberto
Revicente, Nena Anol, Josie Salvaa,
Jayson Gasgas, Edgar Perez, May
Perez, Melanie Taguinod, Melissa
Esposa, Nimfa Fabia, Chat Siapco,
Peter Arangorin, Desiree Salceda, Rina
Noquiz, Bimbo Flor de Lis, Edwin

Dipasupil, Nydia Gapusan, Sara Nia
Mabborang, Cristina Moralba, Amelia
Capus, Nenita Diaz, Rowena Decena,
Clarita Garcia, Yolanda Enriquez,
Minerva Furaque, Lilian Diaz, Harem
Amacan, Jay-R Sendoni, Rojin
Martinito, Marlon Amongo, Jesus Ibo,
Alex Ledesma, Haidie Eboa, Dannelyn
Cuaton, Emmalyn Osinsao, Helen
Cerna, Gina Ruiz, Belen Agustin,
Winifreda Calim, Lea Bulauan, Liza
Baldres, Ronnie Jay Casas, Jhon Jhon
Mabag, Sonny Rapirap, Celso de Leon,
Alex Luces, Rode Mamac, Merly
Eligado, Angelica Enriquez, Monica
Arcilla, Gaudencia Soriano, Rowena
Lorete, Eddiecia Pataganao, Emelia
Engranes, Karen Miranda, Jocelyn
Recio, Gloria Rivas, Lilia Reposo,
Honorata Orros, Joly Amacan,
Milagros Deo, Lorela de Leon, Nimfa
Ledesma, Rosalina Mopal, Mildred
Manauis, Evelyn Rabelas, Nanette
Peralta, Montesa Abellano, Aida
Magdamit, Rodel Baldonosa, Gilbert
Ledesma, Jomari Siguenza, Jesus
Siguenza Jr., Osmea Abedin, Gener
de Leon, Joel Siguenza, Guilbert
Matios, Edwin Baez, Romeo Deo,
Edgardo Galicia, Norwen Gorobat,
Jack Aquino, James Amongo, William
Colasi, Crisanto Rayna, Roger Palacio,
Raymundo Sarita, Anita Broola,
Beverly Galo, Lucia Verano, Emma
Angala, Mandy Nanat, Lolita
Labrador, Josefina Ancheta, George
Relato, Crestita Diores, Menorca
Alvarez, Raul Prados, Jolly Camoro,
Leonisa Pascual, Chona Deinla, Myrla
Sangalang, Jedy Baby Conrado, Maria
Rosa Dollente, Lucila Barlaon, Jessie
Dignos, Fatima Sarita, Mary Rose
Nanat, Laura Serando, Richard Diores,
Alberto Contridas, Rosemarie Del
Castillo, Daisy Serdenia, Pablo
Pahimnayan, Richard Morales,
Raymond Marabut, Joel Abarientos,
Crisanta Demegillo, Mina Obligacion,
Reesces Belarmino, Jojo Luna, Jonela
Cordovero, Mina Bojangin, Melanie

Ogaya, Cleamar Mae Go, Janeth
Baadera, Helen Aribon, Ma Eva
Raule, Dyna Caimic, Eddiecia Diola,
Jesus Cardao, Adriano Salisi, Walter
Regapi, Ricardo Gentolizo, Leah
Cuadro, Elmilyn Ibatuan, Shyrra
Bocaya, Dukesa Kiyoshi, Ellen
Salvador, Virginia Mabbon, Hiezl Mae
Quanico, Pinky Maraneles, Marvin
Cabelin, Jo-ann Ramirez, Marygrace
Gardanozo, Rhea Reyes, Marivic
Manrique, Nemia Colbera, Josie
Palenzuela, Joan Picid, Evelyn Soleta,
Jaypee Gardanozo, Ruby Seorin,
Monica Maolo, Harlene Collado,
Analyn Guillermo, Mary Ann Cerbito,
Gemma Namoro, Jane Bermejo, Edgar
Ballao, Judy Saladaga, Jerry Bombane,
Jeffrey Contridas, Paul Funa, Melvin
Cabelin, Arnold Pangan, Liberato
Crus, Jhunrey Navarro, Greg Eligino,
Meriam Gonzales, Madeline Fontaron,
Rolando Moloboco, Michelle San Jose,
Jeshen Guillen, Helmie Sanayatin,
Celyn Belarmino, Nerie Pamparo,
Kryzzel Anne Guanizo, Maricar
Guanizo, Kryzzel Joei Gaunizo,
Maricar Tenorio, Valeriano Argarin,
Ryan Analales, Arnel Eusebio, Alicia
Gabuyan, Andrew Bert Manansala,
Ramil Avila, Marcelo Apog, Gina
Orogo, Francis Roxan Angelica Lausa,
Monica Herrero, Queenalyn Galicia,
Eda Estrera, Alvin Rayala, Reniel
Pajarillo, Jhayson Cabardo, Glenn
Cepe, Christian David, Vine Villa
Sairez, Shilfred Buraga, Jayson
Bombane, Marissa Abengaa, Felisa
Orcajada, Grace Manjares, Armando
Castillo, Raymond Cariaga, Randy
Manere, Enellen Escauso, Blas Vargas,
Adams Rasgo, Rowena Cristobal,
Nerie Luczon, Maria Cristina Perez,
Anthonette Manadong, Nora
Mondragon, Archie Santos, Dianne
Payuran, Ellaine Calado, Malene
Buelos, Reziel Arit, Rennette Seorin,
Josephine Dadivas, Ailyn Laguna,
199

Charity Prasmo, Leny Aborquez,
Meliza Llaneta, Josie Samson, Tessie
Bernardo, Genelyn Frugalidad, Ruby
Audencial, Eva May Gensola, Vilma
Literato, Mae Tiu, Cherrelyn Reville,
Noverenia Vequilla, Rose Cabatu,
Jackie Nericua, Joy Samson, Grace
Galvan, Teresa Seratore, Mae Rivera,
Rosemarie Paniel, Edna Dumasig,
Editha Bongay, Sheila Abarientos,
Richelle Borja, Janice Sulla, Myrna
Oxeo, Ferdinand Mecina, Juan
Avellano, Rodolfo Misa, Joselito Paa,
Regina Bigay, Evelyn Juliane, Eva
Santos, Sheila Bantillan, Jing
Magallon, Abegail Enciso, Jonathan
Balili, Abner Talde, Jehane Rose,
Marilou Caspe, Edna Mirano, Vivian
Cariaga, Teresita Ogahayon, Karren
Opiso, Annielyn Macaranas, Mamelyn
Orcejola, Jenifer Bringas, Guadamor
Leriam, Emily Nacuna, Rosanna
Domasig, Nida Aniana, Remia Abilo,
Romeo Abilo, Mylyn Fresco, Jennifer
Yanggat, Jonelyn Yanggat, Rachelle
Montalbo, Jusua Espinosa, Jesus
Abugho, Melanie Tarray, Rowena
Villarosa, Riza Dumape, Delia Solano,
Harry Jason Lacsamana, Ritze Theresa
Reyes, Paula Madeleine Pasno, Isaac
Bayani Orias, Sarah Mohsen, Analin
Cagara, Edralyn Gregorio, John Mark
Alvarez, Edresalyn Gregorio, Edna
Baturiano, Amalia Balean, Babylyn
Odtohan, Maricel Verceles, Alma dela
Cruz, Freda Bautista, Nene Baturiano,
Leticia Manrique, Ruby Sacro, Lilia
Espinar, Wilma Villanueva, Raquel
Ibasco, Carlo Mista, Beata Zoleta,
Almario Borja, Jessie Ocenar, Ana
Clemente, Monciar Bordeos, Roy
Odtohan, Joel Sibug, Elmer Baturiano,
Gener Gregorio, Mary Jane Esteban,
Maricel Esteban, Dominic Davidon,
Myla Verceles, Lorie Ann Reonisto,
Vilma Cruz, Estrelita Diaz, Lorna
Martin Ranada, Edward Fabian
Ranada, Angela Lee, James Faeldon,
Alexander N. Felipe II, Ashley
200
Faeldon, Flor Torres, Joy-Ann

Villanueva, Randy Murao, Toti
Jasolin, Rey Villeto, Wilfredo T.
Tapel, Mina Reburiano, Annie Dura,
Rosemarie Manaoat, Antonio
Reburiano, Luis & Concepcion
Lozares, Asuncion P. Lozares, Joselito
& Maria Lourdes Bautista, Fernando &
Dahlia Olives, Elmer & Josefa
Lozares, Engr. Nep Celles, Laura
Llamado Celles, Neptali John L.
Celles, Cora L. Juinio, Alex Juinio,
Carmi Pelenia, Maria Loreta Pardo,
Nemia Rodriguez, Jacqueline
Bartolome, Rochelle Pedron, Angelica
Alemania, Evelyn Usisa, Judy Ann
Balbanero, Lorynel Barsaga, Daisy
Ara Caronongan, Joseph Lardizabal,
Marivel Galang, Gharlie Palanog,
Rhea San Juan, Rrea Susen, Jufelyn
Sulit, Rodgil Ian Estilo, Maan Espiritu,
Mary Ann Cajayon, Janet Jintalan,
Diwani Hilvano, Jona May dela Rosa,
Haidee Fernando, Karen Talaue, Karen
Villar, Gilfred Bryan Cordero, Ma
Cristina Arellano, John Ryan Gomez,
Ma Cristina Sison, Annaliza Sabangan,
Christian Braga, Carol Cacho, Jenalyn
de Leon, Jellyn de Leon, Mary Grace
de Leon, Mark Anthony Ramos, Mark
Anthony Manuel, Hadji Clair
Sibolboro, Rusty Tating, Joseph
Jalotjot, Daniel Joseph Estalilla,
Joseph Laborte, Jose Jacinto, Junah
Judaya, Joseph Judaya, Jessica
Andrada, Mariasol Judaya, Simple
Judaya, Juvania Judaya, Ivy
Macasero, Rommel Macasero,
Veronico Tarrayo, Hermogina
Gervania, Vicente Gervania, Geraldine
Gervania, Maria Cecilia Caibigan,
Benjarde Picania, Hadassah Joy
Fonbuena, Jefferson Bueno, Joven
Acasio, Erleeh Tessa Hijada, Genice
Salazar, Karla Paula del Rosario,
Sheena Marie Gonzales, Gerson
Arcayan, Joseph Cruz, Catherine dela
Cruz, Cristina Figuero, Paz Ramirez,
Alberto Alejandro, Alicia Maestre,

Liliana Caballero, Jose Villero,
Monica Lavino, Elena Aznar, David
March, Javier Fernandez de Cordoba,
Claudia Garaizabal, Juan Garaizabal,
Carlos Stilianopoulous, James Forbes,
Ranulfo Apuli, Jeffrey Bagus, Van
Kenneth Cunanan, Myrssa Ramos,
Brizzian Ramos, Sheryl Belmin,
Sheryll Ann Dy, Meraluna Salcedo,
Ana Leah Rada, Eleonor Purisima,
Joanna Q. Wu, Ignacio Hoces, Lucas
Cavalleri, Aurelio de la Mota, Cesar
Goicoechea, Marichu Araneta, Gary
Araneta, Mary Bernadette Sy, Maria
Consuelo T. Araneta, Maria Angelica
de la Cruz, Maria Anna Liza de la
Cruz, Carmelita Tirona, Rico Tirona,
Joel Garcia. Conrad Jimenez, S.
Brucoleri, Cristina Munoz, Sheryl
Morva, Ma. Loney Manlapaz, Emelita
Balbin, Joyce Lyn Alcid, Gracie Jane
Alarcio, Rhoda Almonte, Michelle
Aguilar, Michelle Cuenca, Anabel
Agustin, Michelle Hernandez, Jessica
Costoy, Maricel Data, Raissa
Carandang, Ma. Ana Basa, Elena
Kible, Inmaculada Goyanes, Jesus
Pizarro, Aurora Algar, Antonio
Campos, Mylene Beato, Leslie
Bautista, Bernadeth Bautista, Demore
Bitos, Rhea Rosse Francisco, Paulo
Joel Genova, Eugene Alfonso, Albert
Kim Sumaculob, Amalia Caoili, Ruby
Su, Floradel Reginio, Shakinah Alano,
Toni Ann Alano, Ma. Rosario Alano,
Jose Maria Arroyo, Matias Zaragoza,
Dr. Martin Amores, Benedicto Martin
Amores, Claire Marie Alano, Ma.
Rosario Regino, Baltazar Reginio, PJ
Postrado, Christine Marie Postrado,
Richelle Bernardino, Rosalie
Panganiban, Arnel Banico, Romel
Barrientos, Joselito Clores, Rene
Grayn, Romy Guiang, Arnel Iwag, Joel
Magbanua. Pilar Guitirrez, Eugenia
Cabeza, Maria Ausin. Luis Ausin,
Isabel Mercado, Joyce Cusipag. Edena
Millos, Mary Ann Orao, Gerlie
Ronquillo, Edna Villagomez, Richard
Arandia, Rico Araojo, Charlie Atis,

Mark Jason Ballad, Sonny Bonaobra,
Jayson Brucelas, Benita Cagwayan,
Bella Calampiano, Robert Dandy
Cedo, Ana San Marin, Fernando San
Martin, Julio San Martin, Jaime Anton,
Gonzalo Anton, Marcial Corbo,
Jenifer Cordial, Silvestre Cruz,
Francisco Damayo, Marianito de
Torres, Mcjohn dela Cruz, Efren
Delfino, Lovely Demdam, Emiliano
Dicalay Jr., Ramon Dimayuga, Melvec
Domingo, Joel Embile, Benjamin
Espejo, Romel Gernale, Eduardo
Anton, Fernando Mendez Vinyas,
Sarah de Noguerol, Sarah Cepeda,
Alberto Cepeda, Rodolfo Grampa,
Roberto Homeres, Eddie Honra,
Emerson Ilaga, Nilo Lacandula, Ma.
Theresa Lomerio, Ariel Manalo, Ryan
Ver Marquez, Aimee Mata, Virgilio
Matic, Richel Merano, Jayson Mijares,
Jay-R Mores, Joel Olaer, Allan Parane,
Luisa Mata Rovira, Juan Dopico,
Maria Teresa Viscasillas, Luis Alvaro
Gonzalez, Piedad San Martin, Randy
Punay, Garry Ragsag, Mylene
Vergonia, Lorenzo Yamba Jr., Gilberto
Abdon Jr., Richard Alagban, Alberto
Albarillo, Jerwin Anillo, Anna Carissa
Bartolome, Gian Carlo de Jesus, Rio
Galvez, Vernie Gardose, Lexter
Gaytano, Nelson Granito, Kent
Monsales, Omar Hernandez, Casilda
Bermudez de Castro, Julio Ayesa,
Ramon Garcia Sil, Sra. de Segrelles,
Virginia Nuga, Michael Punzalan,
Jonas Sarmiento, Roy Jerson Vidal,
Arlyn Cator, Mc Quen Abellano,
Betcheva Alvarez, Paul Windell
Ambre, Leslie Arguelles, Lalaine
Bacaling, Joel Ballebar, Orlando
Baluyot, Leizl Bastasa, Jenikka
Bautista, Amy Binongo, Javier Brieva,
Rosa Brieva, Lucrecia Ridruejo, Jose
Baselga, Rosa Palacio, Mercedes de
Rivera, Catherine Cabidog, Melinda
Cahiles, Maricel Corneras, Maricel
Cumayas, Julieta de Guzman, Salvador
201

Domingo Jr., Maria Flora Duque,
Jackielyn Eda, Genevieve Efren, Mac
Arthur Galvez, Mary Ann Gorres,
Mary Anne Legaspi, Joanne Leyson,
Victoria Brieva, Juan Brieva, Tomas
Brieva, Juan Bokum, Maria Calvo,
Conchita Fraile, Maria Cifuentes,
Jerose Loberia, Irene Loresca, Richard
Malibago, Marites Mallari, Joseph
Maluto, Catherine Narvadez, Jerome
Noveno, Anna Orcino, Joanna Ross
Ortega, Sheryl Rivera, Charly Sebial,
Mark Gil Sumangid, Gabriel Suyu,
Maria May Tedra, Jerry Arado,
Esperanza Leon, Jose del Castanyo,
Cristina Palacios, Jaime Sunye,
Demetrio Francos, Javier Fernandez,
Remegio Bade, Oliver Belliones,
Vergel Bembenuto, Edward Dahilig,
Anthony David, Marcelo dela Cruz,
Lerma Delfin, Estanislao Dumaguit Jr.,
Nilo Eder, Patricio Eder, Joey
Eugenio, Marco Fulo, Ramil Godez,
Kali Gualil, Danifer Jardiniano,
Benjamin Llantada Jr., Mercedes
Contecha, Alfredo Herrera, Maite
Herrera, Carmen Lopez Garcia,
Vicente Marino, Pablo Pastega, Jaymar
Montenegro, Kristine Oballes,
Christopher Ian Olermo, Rubencio
Pizarra Jr., Jerome Rayala, Bernie
Silvestre, Ernesto Sumawang, Angelo
Tomon, Maychel Rose Abilo,
Catherine Adamas, Norma Arocha,
Rosette Cariaga, Carlo Custodio, Ana
Fatalla, Daniel San Martin, Jose Carlos
Goyonech, Jose Antonio Prat, Blanca
Ponce de Leon, Maria Ripalda, Marifi
Lamwas, Mycel Malaya, Carlito Lacsa,
Luisito Nuez, Romeo Sitchon,
Rainier Trangia, Rodel Trangia,
Rowald Trangia, Hazel Lizada, Henny
Lizada, Charmine Angela Lizada,
Jinky Abundo, Jennyca Abundo,
Rhodora Solano, Ryan Jay Yambao,
Aris Catan, Maria Soto, Marichu
Garcia, Agustin Tremor, Belen
Ullastres, Maria Ullastres, Fernando
Aguayo, Alvin Nickson de Guzman,
202
Lenie Lou Leona, Carol Anne

Fernando, Angelo Rivera, Annielyn
Rivera, Ruby Joyce Rivera, Michelle
Ernie, Catherine Labrague, Ryan
Sabangan, Ellaine Sabangan, Gladys
Postrado, Grace Postrado, Dundee Ian
Martin, Rafael Vazquez, Sra. Dolores
Cosano, Jose Maria Maldonado, Maria
Aracena, Enrique Moreno Diaz, Ma.
Feliza Parias, Geena Paras, Mayenni
Rizo, Baby Nova Tampus, Joan
Bartolome, Hector del Mundo, Bernie
del Mundo, Aaron Palatino, Aubrey
Trangia, Maan Cario, Marlyn
Constante, Chrisabel Corpuz, Donna
Pagsanjan, Edilbert Pineda, Alvin
Soleno, Enrique Pascual, Evangeline
Pascual, Errol Martinez, Evelyn
Manrique, Emmanuel Gaddi, Jerielou
Perlado, Jerlyn Bondoc, Monessa dela
Cruz, Jenniffer Ramos, JR Calayag,
John Benedict Datul, Jayson Lim,
Ronald Pastor, Queenie Agbisit, Mary
Grace Ricarte, Ronnel Verona, Joni
Alcaraz, Carmen Perez de Rivera,
Goya Perez de Rivera, Ana Luisa
Garrido, Pete and Mina Palinay, Chita
and Dwight Tavanlar, Cora Jaurique,
Elisabeth Michelson, Marian de
Montigny, Cristina de Montigny,
Edouard de Montigny, Coroy Diaz,
Chiqui Toehl, Rona Agustines, Vince
and Ana Syyap, Glenn & Yvonne
Colendrino, Tommy Brodett, Butch
Brodett, Nilo Santos, Tenggay and
Noel Santos, Mark and Mayan Santos,
Elsa Syyap, Madz and Raul Reyes,
Dante Villarojo, Andrew and Angie
Syyap, Shiela and James Sarmiento,
Boy Ventura, Chato and Rosalyn
Flores, Freida and Mal Fernandez,
Henry Brodett, Van Restauro, Dondi
and Percy Udarve, Aisa Locsin, Cass
and Vivian Syyap, Fernando Falco,
Nancy Ortile Falco, Harriet
Lacsamana, Humphry Lacsamana,
Hezion Lacsamana, Cathy Fontanilla,
Melanie Limbaga, Edna Limbaga,
Virgilio Limbaga, Jojo Maglague, Flor

Guerrero, Cesare Poloni, Ximena Ruiz,
Flor Maria Leiva, Baylardo Diaz,
Antonio Leiva, Adilia Moncada,
Carlos Mayorga, Annabelle Dupalag,
Phillip and Shaye Cruzado, Dr. Horst
Henrici, Arianna Tolentino, Toni Ann
Tantay, Sven Khnel, Deanna L.
Rector, Niurka Pieiro, Heidi
Rttenbacher, Ralph Dijk, Chris Lim,
Jocelyn Stewart, Luis Falla, Lucia
Quiroz, Edward Bouffard, Cristina
Bouffard, Elsa Bouffard. Geraldine
Sernicula, Elizabeth Pagauipan,
Elizabeth C. Punsalan, Dr. Nomer
Genuino, Montserrat Bouffard,
Marilen Pastor, Sandra Chavez, Helen
Chavez, Belay Chavez, Ann Gina Go,
Romilyn Parcon Haresco, Lui Zayco,
Jocelyn Zayco, Gina Montinola, Kuh
Ledesma, Arminda Arzadon Orozco,
Carmen Guadalupe Orozco, Juan Luis
Orozco, Patsy Vidal Jurez, Amelia
Irurregui, Imee Martinez-Mendoza,
Katie Mendoza, Lulu del Rosario,
Jacky Yu, Richelle Gonzaga, Lita
Abad, Paquito Sy, Edward Lee, Steven
Wang, Conrado Gatdula, Francis
Calderon, Aimee Suarez, Marlon
Escorial, James Castral, Marvin James
Ngo, Henry Sy, Monique Lopez,
Henry Fernandez, Arman Reyes, Rodel
Panda, RJ Manalo, Antony Chua,
Mark Benigno, Jossie Reyes, Jack
Manda, Sosa Ramel, Michael Galang,
Earl Vergara, Jhonnalyn Alfonso,
Harold Escorial, Diana Castillo,
Crissam Sy, John Harvey Sy, Henry
Cheung, Medilen Singh, Simon Lucas
Isidro, Steven Isidro, Marco
Castaeda, RJ Laguda, Marissa
Laguda, Sergio and Ching Montinola,
Ron and Eva Palo, Robert Fuzzell C.
Trice, Jr., Ryan Stephen Tabag, Teresa
Lagnason, Artemio Callo, Mercy
Talaguit, Malou Salvador, Herminia
Miguel, Luzviminda Mendoza, Lilia
Baldenero, Wilma Flores, Malou
Agustin, Rogelio Aclo Jr., Edna Flores,
Ginalyn Petallo, Louella Ajero,
Genovio Ajero. Sylvia Zulueta, Paul

Zulueta, Fel Lopez, Marichu Peralta,
Virginia Mangusan, Tirso Mayor.
Louie Guerrero, Rodora Quinao, Leny
Peralta, Loretta Sta. Ana, Carlito
Derigay, Mary Ann Paralejas, Carms
Narciza, Angelita Evangelista,
Rebecca Bonus, Rosenda Serrano,
Marites Zuobito, Dolores Catalan,
Jocelyn Garcia, Butch Cawsiuo,
Maricel Candole, Elmer Ordinario,
Theresita Flores, Edgardo Pasno, Lita
Rhodorin. Emolaga Adela, Hilda
Gonayon, Jennifer Canceller,
Prudencia Panaligan, Imelda Isidro,
Carlito Yanag Jr., Lilialyn Bisco,
Rubelyn Saludaga, Alfrido Gallo,
Mary Jane Garciano, Ramil Salvacion,
Mariano Pea, Julius Jun Obero, Diosa
Marie Alegre, Nestor Sumaya Jr.,
Jesser Javier, Jocelyn Balbalosa,
Vangie Teoxon, Jocelhard Padilla,
Jomer Veloso, Isabel Gentolizo, Jerwin
Grutas, Rico Grutas, Armida Kay
Trinidad, Myrna Ecleo, Lynnie Borlon,
Allan Paul Gentolizo, Divina
Gentolizo, Gregorio Gentolizo Jr.,
Tiffany Lee, Reinalyn Romarate,
Kristina Cristal Constantino, Maria
Rhona Cequea, Anne Clare Catahan,
Nesly Pajadan, Victor Madrid, Chim
Fernandez, Jenina Arroyo, Quinn Arbil
Mabagos, Diane Picones, Tifanny San
Juan, Sheen Cristobal, Jeneil Tan,
Camille Alexis Gamotisi, Jonathan
Buenbuela, Bernard Paul Dayrit,
Ramie dela Cruz, Diana Rose Fuentes,
Rommel Fuentes, Gerry Arroyo Porta,
Liza Porta, Catherine Ignacio, Athenia
Dequis, Ofelia I. Burton, Gigi Alcasid,
Dennis Jaldo, Vicente Lagarde,
Rochelle Lagrimas, Rico Manuba,
Rhea Moreno, Joseph Oquindo,
Jerome Rosal, Jeffrey Rosal, Jefferson
Rosal, Lorieben Tabago, Jun Carlo
Torol, Ranchy Sugay, Dennis Vasquez,
Manilyn Viernes, Roel Camacho,
Bernadette Dayrit, Erlinda Chavez,
Rosalie Esdan, Rogelio Magana,
203

Meldy Wales, Jocelyn Recabuerta,
Sofia Magana, Veronica Nadura,
Wilma Ponseca, Vivian Mendoza,
Emelyn Fuentes, Marissa Soriano,
Yolly Pijo, Amy Agorilla, Tony and
Vikki Infante, Teresita Hernandez,
Enrique Hernandez, Carlos Hernandez,
Purification Rios, Victoriano Rios,
Fely Hernandez, Enrique M.
Hernandez, Raquel Nocon, Gertrudes
Nocon, Terry G. Ciabal, Emma M.
Ciabal, Enrico F. Isaac, Anna Patricia
C. Isaac, Dominga Aroma, Thelma
Palatino, Marivic Gueriba, Jean
Magana, Annabel Goco, Lyn
Villanueva, Algerin Dapidap, Agnes
Dapidap, Patricia Maderozo, Jocelyn
Robedillo, Karen Nace, Ladylyn Oreo,
Richard Flores, Jessie Nidera, John
Ignacio, Joel Odo, Jocelyn Ignacio,
Andrea Cieve, Fely Asin, Silvestre
Bueno, Renold Pedroza, Gabriel
Pacon, Aries Bersales, Ronald Inojales,
Christine Villarin, Fredie Canillas,
Jeffrey Pimentel, Rollen Madeva,
Marites Llanera, Julie Pedrosa, Jomare
Llanera, Merlyn Azul, Juvy Lyn
Bautista, Luzviminda Magno, Richard
Domingo, Analyn Magno, Myra
Borlaza, Carlos Nuez, Fernan
Ignacio, Louie Pedrosa, Jessielou
Madeja, John Paulo Robles, Hilda
Soriano, Cherrylyn Nace, Cirila Nace,
Carlo Feliciano, Jayson Resurreccion,
Christopher Agacia, Jennifer Rose
Marcelo, Joveline Surawo, Eilyn Lai,
Jubilee Amistoso, Maylyn Lim, Joy
Vergara, Rhea Perea, Ma. Kristela
Valenzuela, Rosielle Oineza, Mary
Cris Santiago, Perseus Tiunayan,
Almer Valera, Meryll Mongaya, Ruth
Joy Sarence, Carla Joy Camba, Mirasol
Ronda, Manilyn Martinez, Arturo
Lorenzo Jr., Rodel Barcos, Edelwisa
Barcos, Claire Barro, Juancito Barro,
Ed Forte, Denise Weldon, Edgar D.
Pandaan, Marie Alvarez de Toledo,
Alberto Alvarez de Toledo, Sol Ponga
Alvarez de Toledo, Mariano Alvarez
204
de Toledo, Mercedes Arns de

Urruela, Francisco Gaudier Fargas,
Rafael Mil Sagnier, Isabel Valcrcel
de Urruela, Marta Sala de Pons, Dinath
de Grandi de Grijalbo, Nuria de
Fontcuberta, Jos Rosales Arquer,
Francisco de Sert, Carmen Mars,
Elena Soto Lpez-Doriga, Gonzalo
Arns de Urruela, Luis Racionero,
Yvette Montsalvatge Prez, Miriam
Tabares de Ruiz-Cabrero, Elena Prez
de Olaguer, Eliane Lafont de Knipers,
Isabel Ampuero de Gell, M
Francisca Graells, Genara de VivesFierro, Carmen de Robert, Santi
Martnez, Santiago de Olano, Mirta
Dufo, Paloma Gmez Borrero, Carmen
Buqueras, Elisabet Torrent i Snchez,
Daniel Cruz i Jofre, M Jess Conde de
Serrano, Arthur Juncosa (sacerdote
jesuitas), Pilar Garrigosa, Lourdes
Canet de Sastre, Birgitta Walli de
Conti, Ins Calaf Delseny, Alicia Jorge
Gixens, Marta Uriach, Eulalia
Mascort Brugarolas, Lourdes Andreu,
Elisenda Josa Campelans, Carmen
Godia Bull, Mercedes de Sarriera ,
Clara Ruiz de Alda, Eduardo MartnezMatosas, Casilda Libano, Bhot
Jimenez, Jovy Sarno, Beth Nievera,
Roman Oracion, Joe & Gigi Gonzaga,
Chari Siapco, Freny dela Cruz, Anne
dela Cruz, Dale Andrew de Jose, Rhine
de Jose, Aldrin Pedron, Dennis
Alexander Sanchez, Alsey Cortez, Gil
Guasis, John Mark Ciriaco, John Elizer
Bautista, Sherry Lyn Pineda, Faye
Amanda Trinidad, Glenziel Barcena,
Apple Jane Aberin, Dennis John
Cabinian, Roberto Ngo Jr., John
Allosada, Dennis Maravilla, Lester
Nungay, Lester Belisario, Jojo
Maranan, Sheila de Guzman, Kris
Bitanga, Caroline Landicho, Christian
Jacob de Dios, Cherry Macarroyo,
Enrico Tuason, Jansen Art Alvarez,
Jessie Dizon, Michael Gaza, Ma.
Celeste Asuncion, May Anne Cayana,
Rosevic Bual, Gemmalyn Paez, Rev.

String la Guardia, Pastor Ernie
Reynoso, Voltaire Gatchalian, Don
Castillo, Leiner Nebab, Genevieve
Nebab, Emily Roblesa, Boyet la
Guardia, Carlo Balisa, Phoebe Fidel,
Lalawigan Coniege, Jenny Soria, Rico
Ortiz, Wirlow Lopez, Miguel Iskander
Carreon, Greg Eburlas, Arturo de
Leon, Marvi Guerrero, Leah Navarro,
Jun Lopez, Randy and Stella Cepeda,
Marilou Yrezabal, Jose Gabriel Olives,
Michael Scaglione, Derric Lowe,
Volney and Cris Ricafort, Artur
Juncosa Carbonell S.I. Paul Roxas, JK
Belamide, Rheina Y. Cayabyab,
Ramon G. Morales, Rowena Morales,
Yett Buendia, Jim Berglund, Maria de
Marti Palanca, Sheryll Musni, Reneo
Lluvido, Hazel Lluvido, Jordillo
Dacion, Amelia Adriano Daez, Corito
Araneta Kalaw, Oscar & Connie
Lopez, Joey Albert-Pacis, Georgina
Davila, Roy Resurreccion, Gavi
Evangelista, Karla Estuita, Gel
Rodriguez, Pastor Dennis Orajay, Kitty
Marcelino, Mark Rodney Jamisola,
Charm Cammlie Soluta, Keith Gideon
Capa, Raymond Villanueva, Jomar
Bernardo, Simon Fernandez, Anne
Pabuhya, Mardy Lescano, Pastor
Regor Bacani, Jerald Sadina, Pastor
Eric Ramos, Pastor Rumolo Sagayoc,
Alice Raymundo, Jener & Arlene
Sugatan, Rodolfo Mariano, Reynaldo
Mariano, Rachelle Ann Mariano, Nio
Rudolph Mariano, Erlinda del Mundo
Bravo, Audberto Bravo, Rosalyn
Bravo, Maricar Mendoza, Conrado
Mendoza, Imelda Madahan, Edgar
Madahan, Cristina Natural, Rolly
Natural, Richard Natural, Richmond
Natural, Raymond Natural, Rachel
Natural, Rachel Santos, Emma Aquino,
Robert Aquino, Charito Candelaria,
Jeanette Pesimo, Consolacion Bravo,
Artemio Bravo, Danilo Bravo,
Eduardo Bravo, Rosalie del Mundo,
Ferdinand Follero, Joseph Estrada,
Grace Estrada, Rodel Estrada, Peter
Estrada, Edwin Follero, Lourdes

Estrada, Severino Follero, Rex David
Coronel, Charles David Coronel,
Cristina Coronel, Loreto Coronel,
Nestor Coronel, Lea Coronel, Mary
Jane Coronel, Jemar Coronel,
Resurrection Opiso, Rexnard Opiso,
Edwin Opiso, Joy Opiso, Bonifacio
Opiso, Carneso Echem, Timothy
Echem, David Echem, Jomar Echem,
Salvado Echem, Sarah Echem, Jairo
Echem, Ebenezer Echem, Angelito
Calayag, Norma Calayag, Fernando
Calayag, Rolando Elayda, Elizabeth
Espejo, Evelyn Elayda, Vicente
Espejo, Girlie Espejo, Aristotle Espejo,
Margarita Elayda, Jeffrey Espejo,
Rebecca Santiago, Catalina Elayda,
Roberto Elayda, Leticia Tan, Dolores
Santos, Henrey Santos, Loreto
Honrales, Robert Tan, Chery Gameng,
Jun Gameng, Olivia Esperito, Antonio
Tan, Tracy Pilapil, April Pilapil,
Malou Pilapil, Verina Rivera, Ariel
Rivera, Christopher Rivera, John Paul
Gameng, Mary Grace Susano, Arlene
Lacson, Michael Baker, Anya Baker,
Anna Baker, Jeff Baker, Tim Baker,
Emily Baker, Peter Baker, Robin
Baker, Daniel Baker, Brittany Baker,
Nicole Baker, Reilly Baker, Mary
Grace Baker, Jeffrey Baker, Terry
Baker, Richard Baker, Allison Baker,
Russel Gann, Sandrine Gann, Camile
Gann, Barry Hovis, Heather Hovis,
Jordan Hovis, Mike Guerrero, Doug
Nichols, Dane Smith, Grant Bradshaw,
Jim Rayl, David Manriquez, Doyle
Davis, Victor Duran, Andrew Lord,
Tony Castillo, Raul Barajas, Gilbert
Contreras, James Wyrick, Gene
Sullivan, Cathy Briseno, Ivanna
Samokish, Manual Gonzales, Sharon
Gonzales, Joeseph Meza, Raul Vargas,
Emilio Williams, Darren Williams,
Ignacio Pacheco, Val Martinez, Lee
Martinez, Nelda Martinez, Fidencio
Almanza, Francisco Aroz, Bea Duffey,
June Harris, Susan Gonzales, Satryna
205

Hopewell, Raul Estrada, Joseph
Woodson, Josh Wishoff, Harold
Marder, Jose Antonio Gonzalez
Llorente, Teresa Gonzalez Llorente,
Angeles Gonzalez Llorente, Mar
Dopico Mandia, Emily G. Banton,
Josefina Cantada, Ernesto Cantada,
Max Mangabat, Ofelia Gracia, Penny
Saulog Wendel, Jorge Balcells Olle,
Maria de Marti Palanca, Cristina
Balcells de Marti, Ines Balcells de
Marti, Jorge Balcells de Marti, Charlie
Hernandez, Elnalain Ramirez, Raxanne
Gatoc, Christian Monzano, Reyvincent
Manansala, Joyce Nadine David, Sarah
Ong, Mary Ann Centeno, Carlo
Baclion, Diane Pilotin, Chestine Delos
Reyes, Michael Marcelino, Leilani
Soverano, Victor Alcantara, Nida
Abarca, Gelo Mallorca, Angelita
Abarca, Kat Reunilla, Rochelle Buag,
Jamie Alcantara, Ramon Custodio,
Isagani Culanding, Angeline
Bobadilla, Rona Raeses, Marilou dela
Pea, Jhony Bautista, Ester Angkico,
Marites Rosales, Elaine Clarita, Daisy
Asahan, Christian Grepo, Isabella dela
Cruz, Chesca Bautista, Kerwin
Narvaez, Nick Villanueva, Anthony
Palo, Enrico Villanueva, Mylene
Villanueva, Jonas Descoy, Randy
Diaz, June Dadula, Flavino Olayban,
Eva Maalac, Edward Guillermo,
Arlene Dedel, Julius Dedel, Michael
Tarray, Arnel Tarray, Mayla Tarray,
Aida Aviles, Danny Grefalda, Juanita
Tarray, Celso Castillo, Robert Castillo,
Romer Buag, Alvin de Leon, Aireen
de Leon, Cynthia Araneta Naguio, Liza
Balleras, Jocelyn Manzano, Ghie
Cardines, Henry Yao, Jhun
Catapangan, Regidor Dequina,
Rolando Paulo, Renato Magin, Jojo
Aguiba, Reynante Napolitano, Ricky
Pascual, Jeremy Basco, Nelson Cruzat,
Junjun Lim, Gerry Dumangas, Eric
Caudilla, Mary Ann Barce, Jessamine
Granada, Danilo Ducena, Bhong
Ducena, Prescila Manza, Regina
206
Formanes, Jay Formanes, Joseph

Rance, Criselda Milanbilin, Wenda
Sastillo, Norylie Sulongsawa, Chona
Castaneda, Albert Calma, Emmylou
Revecho, Jacquiline Rodriguez,
Clifford Mina, Beth Angelo, Ricky
Leang, Leo Jumalon, Kelly Gatongay,
Feliciano Juan, Casiano Segui,
Corazon Escobar, Bax Gallano, Romy
Mella, Orly Oliveros, Joel Madulid,
German Osorio, Juanito Manuel,
Roger Osorio, Raul Manansala, Maria
Pamela Tapel, Maria Suzette Navales,
Pricilla Marajas, Ma. Fe Villatema,
Jindami Villatema, Heidi Villatema,
Kim Villatema, Gabriel Marajas,
Carlito Obima, Flor Obima, William
Obima, Karen Impero, Shane Impero,
Kurt Impero, Marydoll Impero, Nestor
Impero, Merlinda Ty, Jdel Ty,
Bernadette Fabriga, Lolit Simon,
Helen Martinez, Amadeo Marrios,
Albert Asarte, Amadeo Martinez,
Nelson Braceros, Maricel Ocampo,
Rogelio Rimton, Josephine Andaya,
Mercy Andaya, Lilia Dominguez,
Amorsolo Villanueva, Joel Enrisa,
Rowena Cruz, Sally Macarandang,
Binibini Simon, Iremeo Martinez,
Arturo Sicat, Josephine Felix, Lucy
Perez, Veronica Cortel, Lito Cortel,
Myra Casica, Marline Cordero, Noemi
Panigbatan, Necito Arbuiz, Elvira
Arbuiz, Pedrita Abregana, Jerilyn
Alio, Elmer Adaza, Teresita Adaza,
Felix Arbuiz, Marcela Aquino, Cyril
Abregana, Junrey Abregana, Emma
Bacuahon, Edna Libago, Cora Barres,
Scintilla Ambida, Teogenes Amonitos,
Jr., Jessie Ebalang, Jocelyn Ebalang,
Daphne Cascon, Miguel Econar, Jaime
Econar, Richard Torayno, Charito
Galia, Annabelle Abregana, Melba
Caharian, Melba Tamayo, Aurea
Palaca, Bernarda Palarca, Maxante
Bermudo, Percquito Quiblat, Jessie
Bitas, Romulo Cubelo, Roy Zaragosa,
Geraldine Amper, Wilson Bedro, Felix
Menciano, Jr., Ronie Sagocsoc,

Mercides Abrea, Victor Oros, Felisa
Oros, Marcelo Moscare, JenJen
Moscare, Nisa Moscare, Merlinda
Bane Isip, Patrice Isip, Scarlet Isip,
Ronnine Bane, Eulogio Bane,
Elizabeth Bane, Hector Bane, Henry
Bane, Anthony Bane, Dedes Zobel,
Ruzzel Contridas, Liro Contridas,
Zenaida Contridas, Precilla Guarino,
James Paul Guarino, Jayson Guarino,
Precios Guarino, Ina Guarino, Nimfa
Picardo, Mirriam Picardo, Dhalia
Morales, Joemargh Tirnida, Maricar
Gahasan, Lenelyn Gahasan, Mark
Agao, Andrew Moreno, Anthony
Maxino, Jonathan Carte, Jonalyn
Telan, Pauline Malonzo, Donna Fiel
Regis, Paula Marie Gonzales, Antonio
Almenana, Rebecca Almenana,
Eduardo Almenana, Tito Almenana,
Quintin Austria, Leslie Raquel,
Marilyn Anover, Lanie Cabus, Rolly
Acapuyan, Henry Arbes, Bernie
Selvestre, Virginia Almenana, Daisy
Arbo, Ernesto Morena, Maribel
Morena, Maritess Ferranco, Danilo
Gapusan, Myrna Mantala, Juancho
Mendoza, Mary Jane Castillo, Marian
Almenana, Princess Kaye Perea, Joey
Marie Saldana, Chricel Grace Lausa,
Angelique Gamboa, Mylene Cruz,
Shield Jedidian Bacani, Karen Christy
Torres, Joy Don de Guzman, Sandra
Santiago, Paulo Cacanindin, Maria
Regina Hipona, Ivy Hope Unson,
Kimberley Anne de Guzman, Annalyn
Capa, Russel Soi, Milton Marcelino,
Edwin Meneses, Gloria Meneses,
Gilberto Meneses, Mary Grace
Meneses, Melvin Meneses, Melinda
Cabahug, Zandro Cabahug, Manilyn
Cabahug, Rejaine Cabahug, Elvira
Esperas, Michael Esperas, Maryann
Esperas, Maryann Solvera, Dionesio
Romo, Jasmine Romo, Paul Dennis
Romo, Eleazar Romo, Rotelia Romo,
Bienvenido Romo, Carlos Romo,
Soledad Romo, Severiano Romo,
Vicente Romo, Alice Fernandez,
Merculisa Booc, Respy Booc,

Christine Kaye Booc, Gabriel Kein
Booc, Lulibeth Lovino, Alfredo
Lovino, Anthonie Alvaro, Maida
Simbahan, Lea Castro, Paula Sheila
Aquino, Mitchel Aquino, Val Aquino,
Leny Aquino, Cristina Aquino,
Victorio Aquino, Salome Aquino,
Michelle Ramos, Marie Yvain Yeso,
Rizza Gonzales, Katherine Bondoc,
Irene Landingin, Mary Joce Cabarle,
Maricar Cabarle, Jan Rex dela Cruz,
Sherwin Nagua, Joy Nagua, Rita
Maligar, Rosan Daniel, Cleng
Manimtim, Hazel Joy Dacillo, Nerissa
Ludaya, Felix Norman Macaluan,
Lorie Loremai, Jomley Tulanan,
Ghither Pador, Diana Bautista,
Rebecca Barbo, Josel Asi, Richard
Pabalan, Ruel Aloustan, Jenny Enrile,
Paul Castro, Pam Villanueva, April
Salgado, Argel Tuazon, Zarina
Jarabelo, Arriane Ruth Olimpo, Annly
Morales, Juliet Ramos, Liza Tan,
Carmen Cuyugan, Cynthia Villojan,
Charizza Villojan, Anselmo Aquino,
Heralda Aquino, Herminia Aquino,
Elenita Dealca, Eugenia Alandy, Edna
Laqueo, Gian Louie Sasan, Emily
Laurel, Jcel Decena, Lizle Calupas,
Maybelline Balingit, Charmaine
Meneses, Glaiza Garcia, Jhoan Javier,
Sherryl Lynne Suzara, Trinna
Valdenarro, Dalding Balodong, Mary
Grace Dela Cruz, Annaliza Suarez,
Elena Panganiban, Emilie de Guzman,
Maricris Almario, Edna Malneda,
Socorro Aquino, Anita Briones,
Katherine P. Perlas, Icee Ramos,
Aimee Lopez, Noralyn Guevarra,
Efren Benigno, Thelma Campos,
Vivian Pasco, Gemma Moreno, Ariel
Monzon, Mylene Rarelo, Emma
Sarinas, Imelda Salgado, Celerina
Tagalog, Daisy Bormeda, Marita
Jimenez, Ruby Rossa Ko, Maricar M.
Menlopez, Janessa Manalo, Rey
Manlulu, Chimber Dan De Leon, Mary
Rose Arcenas, Roxanne Ancheta,
207

Chemarose dela Pea, Zeymart
Bautista, Oscar Manaba, Joseph dela
Costa, Michael dela Cruz, Roxanne de
Leon, Rose Marie Cruz, Michelle
Mondia, Neil Gregorio, Robles Batu,
Ann Lizette Carabeo, Marvene Erek
Caluza, Elmer Corsino, Joan Dulatre,
Febe Torres, Lucile Salenga, Marjorie
Salenga, Rinalyn Rayco, Jeffrey
Estalilla, Jasmin Baldeo, Ernesto
Caoile, Ericson Sudiacal, Cristine
Rullepa, May Dioso, Bamba Hijada,
Suzette Ricohermoso, Warren
Valencia, Conrado dela Cruz, Zoezee
Mancebo, Rochelle Basilio, JR
Corpuz, Jessica San Juan, Lani
Marinay, Ederlyn Ramos, Anthony
Sabangan, Alma Norada, Gabriel
Ballesteros, Joseph Carpio, Jennifer
Guevarra, Chat Tangonan, Hazel
Rivera, Emmanuel Isaac, Monette
Espaol, Onak Alano, McJohn
Malapit, Anthony Dalauidao, John
delos Santos, Shierlyn Demo, Robin
Ejercito, Karen Gavino, Ayessa
Candidato, Arlene Conde, Ivy
Pagkalinawan, Grace Iguiz, Shayne
Advento, Karen Peralta, Louie Onipa,
PJ Habil, Rosanna Pangilinan, Rose
Ann Uy, Juliet Corpuz, Ester Ramos,
Mark Mendoza, Mary Anne Tamayo,
Mary Joy de Belen, Anna Gonzales,
Roselyn Damo, Hazel Manalo,
Richelyn Linao, Jeffrey Dayapera,
Marc Nelson Valdez, Frankline
Mendez, Byron Tulao, Mary Jane dela
Costa, Maribel Mendoza, Marc John
Gonzales, Benedict Ranipes, Bryan del
Monte, Fernando Marquez, Julie Anne
Bautista, Vangie Clamosa, Harlene del
Pilar, Angelo Blancaflor, Precious
Kaye Morello, Matteo Fernandez,
Jenny Rose Bernas, Diane Terril,
Eddor Kylle Abe, Michelle Barredo,
Michaele Tantay, Marry Rose Bautista,
Gemma Mae Alvarez, Sweden
Legurpa, Jane Almario, Vilma
Espiritu, Carina Garcia, Elizabeth
Fortuno, Corazon Cruz, Anabella
208
Estrella, Gemma Montoya, Arlene

Moreno, Gina Montalban, Perlita
Mendoza, Emilie Herrera, Adela
Lumaragui, Marita Legaspi, Ricky
Leutero, Gracia Garcia Kayser, Jimena
Gonzalez Jimnez, Carmen Gonzalez
Aparicio, Belen Ordoez, Jose Manuel
Gonzalez Jimenez, Alejandro
Gonzalez Jimenez, Angel Luis Teruel
Garcia, Lydia Teruel Garcia, Antonio
Diaz Pomares, Lola Garcia, Amalia
Hidalgo, Rosa Romero, Maria Teresa
Muoz Lafuente, Carmen Garcia, Mar
Rodriguez, Marta Gonzalez Aparicio,
Juan Luis Faustmann, Naty Albert,
Chita Albert, Paul Garcia, Raymond
Rene Garcia, Marc Albert, Theresita
G. Lloren, Michael H. Lopez, Jun
Lopito, Anthony Vermeulen, Dr.
Nandy H. Tiongson, Betsy QuirinoTiongson, Alan Quirino Tiongson, Dr.
Lisa Tiongson-Schaefer, Annette
Quimson DeCastro, Giorgio Cappucci,
Ismael F. Fabicon, Alicia Quirino
Jacinto, Chuan Campbell, Constante P.
Quirino, Jr., Sonia P. Quirino, Jesus S.
Diosana, Ceferina L. Avendao, Celia
A. Reyes, Mutya G. Sinsay, Roel
Sinsay, Ronnel Sinsay, Rey Ramos.
Josefina Avendao, Annie Avendao,
Elfredo Avendao, Marlyn Avendao,
Evangeline P. Avendao, Rosemie
Mangao, Rommel Avendao, Bong
Avendao, Elmer Avendao, Carling
Pilapil, Efelie Aquino, Christian
Honrada, Eric Noceda, Maribel Merilo,
Mary Jane Aquino, Cynthia Ledesma,
Mirasol Aquino, Dorothy Puerto,
Analyn Fojas, Juanito Avendao,
Maricris Reyes, Adelaida Clarete,
Luisa Avendao, Jann Ric Avendao,
Raymunda Arellano, Julie Anna
Avendao, Rico Avendao, Florence
Gonzales, Rosalito R. Villanueva,
Brian Aribal, Bienvenido Ledesma
Avendao, Alfredo P. Dominguez,
Edel A. Avendao, Mary Anne A.
Aquino, Anthony Barrion, Syrus A.
Aquino, Santy L. Avendao, Ramil

Reyes, Rodolfo Gappi, Concepcion
Gappi, Myla Vivo, Liza A. Gappi,
Jassfer Gappi, Raymundo Timbas,
Marianeto R. Avendao, Roberto
Nocon. Jomar Araracap, Edgar Clarete,
Jomel Santos, Editha Araracap, Risel
Sinsay, Ronnie Avendao, Floyd
Jocson, Jesse Enriquez, Sammie
Aquino, Gotie Buendia, Ayay C.
Sortijas, Paul John Bernal, Ma. Fe. M.
Nocon, Jaicelyn S. Araracap, Cynthia
Noceda, Mareon Pceja, Sheryl
Avendao, Jeffrey Dominguez,
Leeyanne Quirino-Yamat, Troy D.
Henry, Jr., Marco Avendao, Adonis
Araracap, Jeffer Avendao, Rocan
Annieva, Atilana P. Antigua, Rosauro
Antigua, Rosalinda Antigua, Rosalie
Antigua, Rosario Antigua, Rogelio
Antigua, Reynaldo Antigua, Rizaldo
Antigua, Teresita Palima, Alvin
Palima, Virginia Palima. Jojo Ganzon,
Rosalina Reduca, Sonia A. Lligo, Noil
Reguing, Edwin Lazaro, Donna del
Mundo, Jay Walter Von Dayuday,
Irishbeth M. Pedraza, Jestex C.
Callueng, Morris Cruz, Alex Hongyao,
Jetico Abasolo, Jayryl E. Camposano,
Francis T. Manila, Anthony
Camungkay, Romsci Bordey, Redea
Adan, Alex Jose, Krizelle Saguinsin,
Francisco Banta, Lalaine Colocado,
Antolia Dulce, Domingo Cabico,
Reynaldo Tabilin, Crispin Tabilin,
Dylan Seguban, Lloyd Suarez, Jose
Ausaro, Rodel Seguban, Freddie
Isidro, Gine S. Cabico, Severiano
Fabro, Clifford Soniega, Marcelino
Sembrano, Conchita L. Tabilin,
Michael Tabilin, Noel Saguban, Al
Pacalundo, Jiro Tabilin, Aurora
Seguban, Aliceria Seguban, Edward
Tabilin, Dennis Limon. Zenaida
Abalos, Jerick Rabara, Sonny Gomez.
Adonis Comlan, Rommel Sayaboc,
Wilfredo F. Martin, Joel Salim, Jan
Carlo Pigao, Rey Jimenez, Jun Flores,
Conci Flores, Cipriano Salom, Jayson
Seguban, Adolfo Fernandez, Renato
Sayaboc, Claude S. Cubo, Diosdado S.

Flores, Eugenio F. Zamaco, Severino
S. Flores, Jicforino S. Flores, Jesus F.
Zamuco, Roberto F. Flores, Ave F.
Gomez, Romulo O. Flores, Brey
Flores, Marcelo O. Flores, May O.
Flores, Mariel Flores, Vanessa F.
Lavaro, Elmer Flores, Jun Mallam, Fe
O. Flores, Rodrigo S. Flores, Mario
Flores, Willy Boy Martin, Catalino
Gomez, Olive De Guzman, Isagani
Cabico E. De Guzman, Eustaguia L.
Cabico, Virginia Seguban, Roberto
Seguban, Evaristo Seguban, Jr.,
Apandy Aleso, Rodelin Aleso, Ariel
Manaloto, Miguel Seguban, Rodolfo
Seguban, Dominic Cabico, Dominador
Aquinado, Rowell Ramirez Seguban,
Benjamin Tabilin, Bobby C. Sayaboc,
Gregorio P. Quirino, Angelita M.
Ramos, Jesusa S. Cubo, Arnold L.
Gomez, Dionisio S. Seguban, Manuel
T. Seguban, Alexander C. Escalona III,
Rey Castillo, Angelita P. De Leon,
Linda R. Soniega, Carlito C. Cubo, Paz
S. Seguban, Filipina T. Alberto,
Tolervia C. Ribura, Deborah S.
Miguel, Conerofe S. Soniega, Jimmy
L. Robento, Mary Ann S. Roleino,
Francisco Sonogat, Billy Canlas,
Jomar Rabara, Pacita Garcia, Clarita
M. Aquinde, Anormo T. Sayaba,
Francisco Olarte, Alfonciana D.
Sayaboc, Rareboy D. Flores, Nestor
Escopete, Mary Jane Gonzales, Juana
Sayaboc, Juanito Sayaboc, Freddie
Gonzales, Teddy Sayaboc, Leonor G.
Tabilin, Virgilio Tabilin, Oscar
Jimenez, Amando Lemon, Rodel
Jimenez, Ricardo Jimenez, Eugenia F.
Gamuco, Eduardo S. Flores, Vanessa
F. Lazaro, Fernando S. Tabilin, Ronell
R. Seguban, Dominado Aquinde,
Rudolph T. Seguban, Alfredo M.
Soniega, Roberto Wahing, Soledad C.
Salom, Esmeraldo C. Rabara, Julian
M. Sanchez, Zenaida Alvarez, Glenn
Aquinde, Marrel Servica. Dionisio C.
Sayaboc, Ferdinand C. Sayaboc,
209

Virginia Tabilin, Carmelita Naro,
Amante Jimenez, Freddie Jimenez,
Federico Sayaboc, Jennifer L. Rabara,
Narcisa J. Rabara, Konetiro Soniega,
Susana S. Ramos, Anastacia C.
Rabara, Vicla Capuz, Luzviminda C.
Rabara, Aldrin Hidalgo, Raychelle
Fernando, Rodel Fernando, Roditha
Flores, Camelita R. Seguban, Victor
Sawahes, Gabriel Atiler, Lourdez
Ferrer, Oscar Sison, Jacinto de Leon,
Susan Tabilin, Ana Maria Gonzales,
Rita Gonzales, Maria Ostolaza, Marina
Ostolaza, Arminda Nola, Antonio
Aguirre, Karen Capurro, Sonia
Hernandez, Joselo Hernandez,
Stephanie Melendez, Pedro Taboada,
Walter Dante, Ellen P. Moral, Divine
Berroya, Ronil and Fatima Santa Ana,
Melito and Carmen Camonayan,
Michelle de Vera, Michael de Vera,
Milagros de Vera, Ceferino G. Meris,
Ceferino C. Meris, Jr., Teresita
Musser, Tommy Musser Szamosi II,
Daniel Musser Szamosi, Bernardette
(Ditas) Sapinoso, Paul Lorda, Natacha
Kosloff, Emilia Anna Kurtin, Lulu
Hernandez, Alexandra Garcia, Haydee
Ann Chamorro, Dolores Valerio,
Glenda Aniban, Yefey Kwan, Chona
Esponga, Christine Calinog, Lucia
Bengcang, Solomon Flores, Mark
Ortega, RD Abellon, Nini Quezon
Avancea, Juliet Lockhart, Jaime
Loquira, Jenng Padronia, John Vincent
Padronia, Jayne L. Padronia, Plaviarra
Bernardino, Ziel Lany Martin, Egypt
M. Legurpa, Manuelito Legurpa,
Joselito Legurpa, Nora Leoran, Adel
Atilano, Jenny Fe Doroa, Rogelio
Padronia, Jeseron Espino, Jose Dennis
Legurpa, Patrocinio B. Balboa, Jamie
de Vera, Margarita Dionisio, Sheila
Nagnaye, Dianna Ibaez, Henry
Mendoza, Alicia Sorpino, Polo Baule,
Elisabethe Baule, Ryan Agoncillo,
Gina Abrogar, Dolores Godala, Genny
Anila, Sunny Suares, Salvador
Gwavarro, Efren S. Lewanog, Michael
210
Calamag, Henry Ganosa, Nonoy

Pandan, Larry Tala, Mike Kadag,
Romito Kabag, Potenciana Gunobat,
Aurora Santilicez, Abejail Gentogao,
Alma Alcantara, Nida Luneta, Joemar
Luntea, Josie Cargonio, Gina Cababag,
Anelita Mongcopa, Jemmy Doron,
Kathlyn D. Martin, J. Martin, Marjory
Cosap, Reta Macaraeg, Marlyn Carlos,
Herald Dela Bosa, Oead Paredes, Jhon
Paul Jullieza, Randy Domingo, Jerlyn
Padronia, Marryais Villacacan, Chloe
Mosar, Jennet Conde, Remar
Catedrilla, Fridde Catedrilla, Jessmar
Catedrilla, Sheila Mae Catedrilla, Ivan
Catedrilla, Rhona Mae Catedrilla,
Marilyn Lopez, Mildred Anilao,
Arlene Catedrilla, Homer Borile,
Rolan Borile, Nan de Borja, Ruby J.
Severino, Ariel Agaro, Regien Ilanda,
Doming Bignotia, Gina Dequina,
Edgar Vargas, Joephet U. Sibayan,
Pedi L. Paypa, Gary Cortez, , P.
Mogol, Rachel A. Globio, Kathy
Helene B. Pardillo, Julieta
Guyimapang, Clarisa Victorio, Ruby
Manabat, Joel Monte, Joan Laborte,
Susan Lao, Susan Amorado, Leonardo
Catalia, Jocelyn Alcariz, Joselito
Almazora, Helson Quiogue, Herman
Quiogue, Henry Quiogue, Luz Q.
Catayong, Christie Q. Guevarra,
Glenda Quiogue, Marivic Pagaduan,
James Lat, Mae Patao, Kate Patao,
Paulo Meris, Miguel Meris, Rafael
Meris, Madhu Rege, Gerald Escalora,
Anthony Escoto, Ariel Escoto, Alfer
Sta. Ana, Arnel Baula, Vanessa Baula,
Concepcion Baula, Anne Bacsal,
Edward Sanchez, Jeff Zulueta, Marlyn
Tangonan, Jocelyn Mariano, Jonathan
Lacaba, Gina Q. Lopez, Darrel Lopez,
Jhondy Lopez, Jordan Lopez, Jim
Lopez, Ruby Roxas Roxas, Manuel
Manolo R. Roxas, Covy Garcia
Lopez, Teresita Lopez, Elsie Ilao, Lina
Garcia, Boy Enriquez, Mar
Gellecanao, Dina Basay, Rhoda
Enriquez, Dyeserel Lacanilao, Ronnie

Lacanilao, Efren de la Cruz, Deborah
Tampepe, Adolfo Valdecantos, Onofre
Hufana, Omar Pasawa, Eduardo
Domino, Gregg Olivo, Felife Agbada,
Rumualdo Dacil, Zosimo Madrigal,
Roman Mimay, Jr., Jason Day, Hector
Reyes, Ronald Florendo, Allan
Santales, Alfredo Reyes, Rene
Reyceran, Zosimo Bagu, Crystal
Rodriguez, Ferlinda Rodriguez,
Augusto Rodriguez, Ruanito Macdon,
Loida Macdon, Jovy Macdon, John
Philip Macdon, Julius Macdon,
Ernesto Macdon, Lilia Macdon,
Lilibeth Ganggay, William Ganggay,
Lolita Agbada, Lolita Madrigal, Nelda
Bagabaldo, Luvisminda Agbada,
Angela Marcelo, Ambrosio Agana,
Ruby Laudato, Susan Bingayan, Lily
Achoy, Fred Ganggay, Fred Tranilla,
Nenita Ganggay, Ivy Dolocan, Minda
Reyes, Anna Belmonte, Maritess
Agbada, Fely Roque, Edgardo
Macdon, Edmundo Macdon, Stella
Macdon, Evelyn Aconera, Bernardo
Alconera, Romela Soriano, Ritchelle
Yorsua, Odette Loto, Jennifer Victorio,
Melinda Esperitu, Amelia Jane
Victorio, Editha Victorio, Joan Martha
Racimo, Manuel Racimo, Edgardo
Victorio, Karim Gonzalez Garcia,
Mariano O. Primaleon, Candelaria
Primaleon, Elena Primaleon, Yolanda
Primaleon, Josephine Primaleon,
Janette Comprendio, Elizabeth
Comprendio, Elizabeth Camus, Herald
Camus, Herbert Camus, Jachilou
Cunanan, Jocelyn Cunanan, Raymond
Apostol, Vicente Muralba, Eleonor
Muralba, Victoria Muralba, Venus
Muralba, Val Muralba, Jean Claude
Muralba, Beverly Atendido, Christian
Atendido, Alma Olevo, Christian
Olevo, Rapunzel David, Luiza Sepe,
Lolita Rage, Lynnette Barrios,
Levendio Aquino, Mayan Belila,
Jasmine Belila, Nick Villy Primaleon,
Eunice Primaleon, Crystal Faye
Policarpio, Earl Policarpio, Gil
Muralidad, Fatima Crucero, Mary Jane

Raso, Gabriel Raso, Mila Lopera,
Catherine Relacion, Lionel Baylen,
Franklin Galila, Jorge Sombilla, Rey
Faulan, Charlie Pustrana, Vincent
Sulas, Carmen Borja, Lilia Puddan,
Joyce Domingo, Stephen Almeniana,
Sheila Carerra, Elita Montejar, Lenie
Surtento, Seth Casco, Brendan Aguilar,
James Villareal, Domigo Moralidad,
Ariel Moralba, Mariano Malones,
Liela Saavedra, Raul Montalban,
Shirley Pangalunan, Rafael David,
Karl Alendido, Virgie Buenavista,
Maricel Lejao, Bernard Cerbo, Zenaida
Mari, Evelyn Balingit, Ma. Katrina
Balingit, Ronald Balingit, Ma. Theresa
Balingit, Mary Dian Balingit, Mary
Richel Balingit, Dandy Balingit,
Danilo Balingit, Romulo Balingit, Riza
Esmilla, Rona Mari, Nancy Esmilla,
Erica Esmilla, Jona Domingo, Jovy
Domingo, Nora Domingo, Jenor
Domingo, Elly Urcia, Stacy Start,
Kaye Start, Starky Start, Clarisse
Urcia, Erwin Urcia, Romel Mabunga,
Rodel Mabunga, Mary Ann Diaz,
Johnny Diaz, Moses Diaz, Ma.
Carmela dela Cruz, Jennylyn Roceles,
Maricel Montemar, Randy Avila,
Roderick Macoy, Vittorio Vicente,
Ruby Rosa de Vega, Husep Sarmiento,
Criselda Calienta, Marilyn Franco,
Albert Bergonia, Glenn Balingit,
Jonald Pascual, Roselyn Torres, Ivhee
Sarmiento, Amparo Sarmiento, Balizy
Nunay, Annalyn Samson, Eduardo
Laoagan, Joefem Balmores, Ordinario
Bernardo, Osmundo Alibang, Novelyn
Bill, Ivylyn dela Cruz, Monica Pitalgo,
Troy Sarmiento, Allen Urcia, Sheila
Mari, Reynante Luzon, Cheryl Anain,
Nazarene Barje, Joseph Buaron,
Charina Tando, Sal Gabaldon Campos,
Jocelyn Mimay, Analyn Mimay,
Annabeth Cruz, Dennis Cruz, Raul
Mimay, Francisca Mimay, Noli
Mendoza, Amelia Cosmiano, Imelda
Uriarte, Joy Uriarte, Rogelio Uriarte,
211

Geraldine Uriarte, Pablito Ortola,
Florante Castillo, Marivic Ignacio,
Michael Nacion, Rey Nacion, Arivin
Villamil, Josephine Villamil, Arlene
Solomon, Sheila Hizon, Alvard Hizon,
Jenny Esperon, Julieta Ludon, Charlie
Ignacio, Jenny Moral, Florencio
Castillo, Amelia Nacion, Maricel
Fernandez, Marlon Nacion, Roda
Nacion, Isidora Tumapon, Susan
Berondo, Rey Berondo, Renee
Berondo, Florenz Castillo, Erlinda
Villamil, Lilie Nacion, Camille
Castillo, Loren Castillo, Roger N.
Ignacio, Mary Joy Ignacio, Carmina
Ignacio, Aileen Ignacio, Aileen
Solomon, Alfredo Hizon, Eugene N.
Castillo, Eunice N. Castillo, Lufel
Quines, Marilyn Quimpo, Molyn
Sonio, Lorelyn Sonio, Mehel Marcelo,
Mary Jane Cuarton, Eden Damian,
Loona Binol, Luisa Casas, Marica
Casas, Christopher Sauza, Lolita
Casas, Josephine Casas, Rey Lorenzo,
Corinne Zonta, Tats Rejante Manahan,
Juana Manahan, Lilianna Manahan,
Johnny Manahan, Joel and Minda
Deximo, George and Merle Agne,
Dyland and Ace Recina, Reynaldo
Cabinta, William & Marggie
Duhaylunsod, Jim Rubio, Emmanuel
Sarseno, Victor Serona, Reneo Talisik,
Jun Palabrica, Roteo Pepito, Albert
Sanches, Cesar Hechanova, Jun del
Socorro, Lydia Berondo, Ronie
Andaya, Maria Socorro Campus, Jess
Campus, Junelyn Espinosa, Jeanbeth
Espinosa, Nida Espinosa, Dina
Tumapon, Arlyn Paculda, Nida
Tumapon, Lyka Joy Berondo, Luke
Andre Berondo, Edwin Gone, Mary
Chell Tubo, Mary Ann Tubo,
Marlienda Tubo, Rolando Sorio,
Renato Sorio, Michelle Sorio, Orlando
Sorio, Maricar Marcelo, Teresa
Marcelo, Darnel Marcelo, Joalo Yecla,
Ariel Yecla, Richard Quillano, Chlo
So, Floserfida Marcelo, James
Espinosa, Harlie Espinosa, Eddie
212
Espinosa, Jocelyn Lubrique, Pedro

Sumalpong, Pablo Sumalpong, Gisella
Ganlinlin, Cristy Espinosa, Emelda
Espinosa, Lorie Espinosa, Monserrat
Espinosa, Freda Espinosa, Jade
Espinosa, Alice Abraham, Jean
Abraham, Daisy Abraham, Mary Jane
Espinosa, Lilibeth Tumapon, Reynaldo
Guergo, Cristoto Guergo, Anthony
Gaspar, Fely Calzita, Precious Calzita,
Patrick Calzita, Henry Ponce Calzita,
Felicimo Lobaton, Teresa Lobaton,
Reynaldo Villareal, Lourdes Villareal,
Monserrat Espinosa, Freda Espinosa,
Jade Espinosa, Alice Abraham, Jean
Arnel dela Cruz, Isagani Ramores,
Romualdo Velasquez, Lorinda Pascual,
Rosemarie Alberto, Gloria Ambos,
Josephine Bautista, Connie de Mesa,
Gina Balneg, Arenie Perdigon, Arlene
Eballar, Freddie Bautista, Rosanna
Abejera, Lorenza Nunez, Albert
Balneg, Ed Cayubit, Arnel Pascual,
Agnes Ambel, Rosalinda Mediano,
Zaldy Boloron, Jimmy Olivo, Roman
Artemio, Aremeni Artemio, Erma
Mausisa, Virgie Abonales, Amon
Abonales, Florami Dedace, Alberto
Pajarito, Jerry Rivera, Erl Rivera,
Winifreda Jose, Sonny Jun Pinili,
Gregorio Pinili, Vicenta Panday,
Antonia Marfil, Edna Bajao, Jaime
Bajao, Sulpicio Geronilla, Cleotilde
Lim, Grenn Moradante, Agnes Arcilla,
Magdalena Gonzales, Justino
Daquiado, Mila Montecalve, Zandee
Mediano, Marlyn dela Cruz, Violeta
Landig, Julieta Ugay, Richa Ugay,
Erlinda Sitoy, Oscar Presto, Nenita
Presto, Mary Jean Mamapis, Janiva
Bulahan, Florentino Javinar, Ramon
Beboso, Samuel Anunsacion,

Francisco Agbayani, Marichu
Tangalin, Alipio Salinas, Hadji Sammy
Lolos, Johnel Buer, Eve Lisa
Salvanera, Clarita Nudalo, Josefina
Domingo, Grace Toledo, Mario
Aguirre, Shierna Chan, Meriam
Kanakan, Jose de Pedro, Glicerio
Palapar, Tomas Lao, Leoncio
Peregrino, Rogelio Agujar, Erlinda
Irigo, Rolando dela Cerna, Helen
Taping, Teresita Suganob, Mark
Anthony Gumban, Leopoldo Estrella,
Efren Suzon, Rosita Suzon, Rodolfo
Bucao, Crisanto Camomot, Mariane
Gamutin, Nolly Rapiz, Maximiano
Azilom, Aristotle Apolinario, John
Apolinario, Marivic Mulit, Gina
Munez, Marlou Munez, Maryann
Estose, Virgilio Costan, Nena Palma,
Bonifacio Pales, Teresita Autor, Welly
Enecuela, Evelyn Belbelone, Suma
Suleik, Rezalie dela Cerna, Bernardo
Dulay, Sisinio Lofrranco, Bedardo
Babista, William Grant, Mary Grace
Quibod, Jospehine Pagalan, Editha
Baltazar, Arnold Rodriguez, Hilario
Bantilan, Dante Maranon, Elicardo
Jalapon, Segundo Revilla, Dionisio
Masola, Jocelyn Magoncia, Rozen
Gaquit, Pedro Ildefonso, Florentina
Espino, Sabri Sandongan, Julie
Dolette, Jossie Nacion, Rosalinda
Taliad, Rizza Tadulan, Debbie Bunda,
Anne Encarnacion, Virginia Altiso,
Benjamin Acutan, Visitacion Altiso,
Fedila Pasamonte, Arvin Domingo,
Maryjane Crayop, Anna Crayop,
Analiza Arquillano, Michael Jalapon,
Lanzar Acupan, Valde Acupan,
Ginaleen Alcuezar, Julieta Fajardo,
Leodigario Espino, Merlyn Altiso,
Judy Almaiz, Rosie Chua, Rogelio
Rico, Cecel Rico, Nida Padagas,
Edwin Devera, Edna Montoya, Allan
Herrada, Rolando Delgado, Samuel
Cadungon, Ronald Rodriguez, Oscar
Arrocena, Melecio Agabayani,
Demetrio Bernal, Anglelina Vildac,
Avelia Jandoc, Deborah Jaum, Sonny
Bocala, Romylun Tanap, Noel

Antonio, Leonardo Rapuza, Amelyn
Cabanting, Estelita Ocol, Renato
Lacbao, Editha Viloria, Franklin
Aguda, Javelosa Dormitorio, Juniorlito
Hugue, Juanito Formentera, Floro
Sumuan, Veronica Cajes, Myrna
Cayona, Recarido Federiso, Larry
Paraluman, Juliet Araos, Jimmy
Fongfar, Leorence Nasol, Jocelyn Uy,
Nila Bago, Jose Bago, Mariam
Abutazil, Alejandro Yadao, Jr., Bien
Sarno, Vivian Sarno, Normia Agao,
Annabelle Lintongan, Mariam Kanda,
Wahida Guinomla, Emylyn dela Pena,
Nelia dela Pena, Magno Guatno,
Rosalinda Guatno, Maria Canencia,
Dorelane Bosquit, Arturo Ladrido,
Alejo Aceres, Lolita Aceres, Roger
Resano, Rita Solimia, Florentina
Abaya, Leodigario Lusanta, Carillo
Vicente, Lucita Guillermo, Richard
Bernil, Mariane Demesa, Godofredo
Buendicho, Rosalie Llorente, Rosa
Maria Ibay, Consuelo Frivaldo, Sonia
Creayla, Juvy Torred, Jennifer
Surmion, Glenn Lumanta, Angelina
Geronimo, Valentin Chui, Diva
Miguel, Rommeo Miguel, Adelaida
Cadungog, Virginia Tandog, Dahlia
Non, Jean Malinao, Thelma Malinao,
Lita Cablitas, Violeta Teves, Virginia
Azarcon, Herculano Tagaloguin,
Ofelia Austria, Erlinda Silva, Marissa
de Jito, Aisha Verano, Flora Dadole,
Nida Mamoso, Reynaldo de Guzman,
Genna Falco, Isabelita Dalipe, Ester
Esteban, Josephine Alave, Argie
Alave, Gloria Buenacosa, Asuncion
Melindo, Lanie Carino, Grace Mapute,
Roy Mapute, Josephine Pilapil, Lelian
Castillo, Elvis Antonio, Rose Grace
Achurra, Norlito Cepe, Gertrudes A.
Garcia, Peter Foley, Antoinette Foley,
Michael Burch, Antoinette Burch,
Meghan Burns, Dan Burns, Vivian la
Rosa, Renante Balane, Jerry Ofanda,
Brenda Balani, Brenda Ordono, Maria
Cristina Villanueva, Znaida la Rosa,
213

Vernadette la Rosa, Isagani Quimson,
Jordan Benedicto, Marilyn Caampued,
Asher Israel Quimson, Valentino la
Rosa, Mary Jane Go, Rolando
Mendoza, Ronald Racuja, Aida
Onting, Margadalena Gacumo, Willy
Gacumo, Lumen de Villa, Lotlot
Gregorio, Stella Quimson, Ferdinand
Locando, Luis Gregorio, Alberta
Amad, Alejandre de Juan, Aldie
Cuaton, Ramil Cornista, Gigi Cornista,
Estrella de Juan, Rachel Mendoza,
Helen Tuastomban, Renato del Monte,
Clara Abinez, Paulo Abinez, Jojo
Enfante, Loila Enfante, Alfredo del
Monte, Amie del Monte, Mercy Yaeso,
Arnel Estilamba, Grace Berondo,
Precious Buyao, Stephen Sibura,
Imelda Bayras, Janet Bumalad, Randy
Salvaa, Flor Esperitu, Irene Almayda,
Ricky Villalobos, Rachel Villalobos,
Ramon Villalobos, Annalou Salvaa,
Jinky Boyras, Baby Jane Boyras, Gio
Paculba, Jessica Salvaa, Sheila Mae
Salvaa, Harold Boyras, Hannah
Boyras, Hannah Grande, Marites
Mijares, Isagani Clavel, Socorro
Bonoan, Rogelio Bonifacio, Arman de
Leon, Rosemari Pineda, Milagros
Miranda, Marivel Cecal, Marialyn
Planes, Jennelyn Abejar, Abegail
Quilantang, Marilou Mangawanag,
Francisco Mauricio, Roberto Tabon,
Helen Caldino, Rowena Ranches,
Joselyn Paclibar, Marivic Mirandilla,
Raffy Tabo, Valentine Longkino, Liza
de Mesa, Marigold Jacob, Lilian Jacob,
Pinky Bautista, Melanie Astero, Felicia
Bonifacio, Persibal Cristobal, Josie
dela Cruz, Edna dela Cruz, Mary Ann
dela Cruz, Arnold Pedrejas, Lalaine
Pedrejas, Nido Grande, Marites
Trongco, Myrna Acosta, Trinidad
Seorin, Robinson Seorin, Bernadeth
Seorin, Elmo Domingo, Evangeline
Reyes, Ramelo del Monte, Abegail
Acosta, Rodita Buyao, Nonato Duran,
Elsa Hicom, Nestor Hicom, Helen
Encinares, Flosie Bon, Erlinda
214
Gravanen, Venus Hicom, Cyril Hicom,

Jane Apon, Allan Apon, Antonia
Carrascal, Merlita Soriano, KC Duran,
Mikka Duran, Ahlie Calunsad, Gina
Sumalpong, Vilma Sumalpong, Roger
Omicrin, Robert Ymbol, Niel Ymbol,
Elie Omictin, Claire Marie Ganhinhin,
Clarisse Ganhinhin, Cristy Paculba,
Margie Ymbol, Michelle Ann Paculba,
Emie Palypayon, Arnel Paculba, Jojo
Tumapon, Fredo Paculba, Anniellene
Ymbol, Carmelito Paculba, Cresanta
Paculba, Carl Ganhinhin, Nida
Ganhinhin, Norlel Ganhinhin, Mark
Arnel Paculba, Robert Dipon, Pacita
Dig, Pastora Paculba, Milo Taala,
Hilda Taala, Arturo Gatpolintan,
Arturo Macasilang, Susan Hizola,
Jepoy Ganhinhin, Baby Ganhinhin,
Elena Benedicto, Jaena Benedicto,
Jimboy Benedictio, Casimera
Espinosa, Danilo Espinosa, Febie
Espinosa, Hazel Campos, Clarisse
Campos, Edric Campos, Benita de
Juan, Abner Hicom, Mae Hizola,
Bering Tumapon, Soledad Tumapon,
Maria Dimaano, Ogie Maganto, Lea
Rose Molinao, Hazel Diwatin,
Leonardo Mauricio, Vivian Paran,
Lynne Paraico, Zaldy Artacho, Flix
Villegas, Leodegario Villegas,
Leodegario Ledda, Albino Basillo,
Roy Sustiguer, Mary Ann Solocio,
Reynaldo Fabrigar, Pilar Sanz, Jose
Antonio Marin, Belen Fecundo,
Vicente Hinobiagon, Christian Perez,
Salve Piz, Monina Sagario, Lilybeth
Roda, Lorna Rodriguez, Ethylia
Lacanaria, Lucia Casinto, Gemma
Casinto, Gemma Smarth, Flora Bigot,
Mercediat Pascual, Maria Digna
Albano, Katherine Tee, Selma
Salbaton, Lydia Divinagracia,
Elizabeth Magundadatu, Johanna
Manoling, Jonathan Andres, Glenn
Alegado, Bernardita Hofer, Edtitha
Alicarte, Rosebel Lagat, Corazon Uy,
Phillip Patawaran, Francis Patawaran,
Alicate Patawaran, Dennis Diestro, JB

Cesar, Norma Asperga, Delia Llido,
Ian Llido, Jeffrey Navarro, Hermoine
Navarro, Dominador Rafael, Leizl
Caritativo, Annalyn Dignadice, Benito
Calderon, Coleta Olanday, Susana
Sumagaysay, Joram Cama, Dilila de
Castro, Charito Catedrilla, Lodrigo
Corpuz, Romel de Anas, Abelosa
Kasim, Dionesia Genita, Conchita
Leysa, Gally Daroy, Ruperto Arsenio,
Cherry Gustillo, Susanna Dimson,
Gilbert Gancena, Romeo Aceres,
Concepcion Monares, Godofredo
Nunala, Nigel Subido, Fernando Dinio,
Erlinda Gayoso, Willie Perona, Anna
Desales, Roy Roa, Diony Areola,
Esteban Reantaso, Jun Francisco,
Ernesto Regencia, Jocelyn Balili,
Paulo Devanadera, Rodel Zambrano,
Romualdo Olis, Napthalie de Leon,
Rolly Sibayan, Melly Baldomina,
Eddie Balliecer, Arwin Malla, Arcy
Atienza, Arjohn Atienza, Fujie Fujita,
Sylvia Sarovic, Asuncion L. Diosana,
Evangeline Figueroa, Anthony
Gonzales, Bernard Bobadilla, Estelito
R. Jocson, Johnny Bobadilla, Jessa
Ailyn N. Quinto, Josefine Asuncion,
A. Buendia, Kim Alamo, Felix Alamo,
Maribel Reyes, Rowena Alamo, Marie
Christine Alamo, Angustia Delos
Santos, Edralyn Caton, Felipa Alamo,
Fely Columna, Jessie A. Espinosa,
Fayne P. Jocson, Nicole Arbuel,
Francis Joya, Aliza Avanas, Tony
Araubaw, Rocel F. Prodigalidad, Joy
Tecson, Lydia Encilay, Aurora
Trinidad, Imelda V. Cruz, Khyman C.
Dones, Cecille Absalon, Maribel L.
Diosana, Jovanie Vaidal, Rogelio A.
Bagunas, August A. Enriquez, Archie
A. Santiago, Angie Jacinto, Merry Ann
Espedido, Ruel Pareja, Ryan Arbues,
Jerome Sortijas, Raymond L. Santiago,
Eunice B. Prodigalidad, Michelle A.
Espedido, Rona Gene Arcala, Jemma
Cristal A. Pasco, Ma. Elena A.
Espinosa, Crystal Verceles, Joynard
Allan Roxas, Fiel Rodriguez, Jona
Bolante, Martin Delgado, Romnick

Aranas, Almark Mayuga, Whinly
Arbues, Nicole Arbues, David Jocson,
Pamela A. Mendoza, Alyana Digno,
Ria Rolle, Antolin Gadiano, Allen P.
Espinosa, Mark E. Bonggo, Nel
Aljames Sosa, Ma. Regina E. Jose,
Noel Bobadilla, Lina Bobadilla, Aiza
P. Jocson, Jasmin Joy Rivera, Jonathan
Buendia, Alfrediener Paras, Luigi
Miguel P. Bolita, Jocelyn Rivera,
Michael Blanca, Francis P. Jocson,
Flor Ignacio, Tess Felix, Emmie
Secuya, Onchie Atienza, Audie
Molina, Elvie Macoto, Joanna
Palomar, Joel Palomar, Jacqueline
Gacusan, Josephine Esposa, Erwin
Lazaro, Honesto Valderrama, Margie
Luyun, Rolando Arandia, Rosalinda
Gutierez, Rose N. Calma, Tammy
Britannico, Ernah & Willy Cruz,
Saljohn Alba, Maxima Angue, Eloisa
De Paz, LenLen Morales, Jocelyn
Santiago, Roland Binuya, Bobby
Panganiban, Ver Cerda, Marlon
Villaflor, Bert Bautista, Zeny Ruiz,
Malou Teng-eg, Loida Ruiz, Vangie
Alla, Marichu Martinez, Lina
Marquez, Juan Bautista, Catherine
Bautista, Lina Dellamas, Alfredo
Dellamas, David Ruiz, Bong Ruiz,
Odellon Bautista, Alfredo Bautista,
Dorothy Layagan, Jacquelyn Castro,
Sotto Castro, Dember Layagan,
Rodolfo Calingasan, Marcia
Calingasan, Stephen Bautista, Elena
Paycan, Georgina Liyao, Julie Hewe,
Adrian Hewe, Kenneth Bautista, Paul
Bautista, Victor Pasno, Pilar Pasno,
Michael Pasno, Roselle Dellamas,
Juliet Siano, Agustin Abidal, Delmer
Guillermo, Abelardo Paran, Charlie
Bajaro, Edwin Balbuena, Jason Joven,
Arlene Dellamas, Rey Ponce, Adelina
Abidal, Gerry Abidal, Melvin Orias,
Malou Pasno, Imelda Pipo, Leandro
Pasno, Jr., Fra Angelico Viray, Amelia
Viray, Erwin Villaro, Jun Magmoyao,
Jonjie Macnas, Angelo Ponce, Alfred
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Bautista, Jr., Virginia Bautista, Edith
Bautista, Grace Licup, Vanessa Hewe,
Florencia Jimenez, Grace BuentipoMatcham, Laurie Matcham, Christy
and Graham Forsythe, Bob & Belen
Lawson, Barry & Lois Matcham,
Nenet Lucas, Ken Hales, Edgar
Faeldon, Alice Bregola, Grace
Gregorio, Femia Poncio, Andy Poncio,
Mico Poncio, Agnes Balasbas, Arnold
Balasbas, Hoeny Balasbas, PJ
Balasbas, Josephine S. Guevarra,
Melody A. Gabito, Excel V. Delfin,
Alma Cabangon, Amie Fellizan,
Walter Tabuena, Vicky Oquindo,
Dariel Bonotan, Generaca F. Gutierrez,
Elvira Olivar, Eclima Sabida, Daryl
Escubido, Lucila P. Bantugan, Lito
Gulfo, Berting Pradas, Sarah A.
Aguilando, Cherrie Ann B. Sapuno,
Georgina M. Navarres, Olive
Malabayap, Alma Ortega, Resty delos
Reyes, Isabel Aguilar, Merlinda
Angeles, Irma Santos, Corazon Estardo
Chiofalo, James Chiofalo, Lanie
Arnaldo, Dina Milagros, Joel Tormis,
Marvin Garcia, Imee F. Camahig,
Mark Dulay, Annaliza Torres, Theresa
dela Cruz, Daniel Ramos, Liza
Braganza, Fatima Cruz, Ed Manabat,
Resty Santos, Jane Reyes, Elizabeth
Cortes, Nestor Dulce, Annaliza Dulce,
Nilo Dulce, Precy Dulce Estanque,
Joey Estanque, Daryl Dulce, Elizabeth
F. Dulce, Tomas Dulce, Marina C.
Dulce, Mark Dulce, Shiela Ramos,
Fatima Esguerra, Marcelina Abarca,
Evelyn Mendez, Aurora Mendez. Rene
Butch G. Novella, Carla Zamora
Novella, Nicholas Nicky Zamora
Novella, Sarah Burlingame Novella,
Sid Zamora Novella, Gregory Zamora
Novella, Marites Suarez, Cess Abad,
Alfred Gonzalez, Tina P. Quirino,
Daniel Litke, Carol Hocking, Rolf
Meyer, Angelo O. Olondriz, Ron
Mauceri, Alex D. Domantay, Joesy
Gonzalez, Leo Gonzalez, Leo
Gonzalez III, Lord Jason Gonzalez,
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Lareina Joyce Gonzalez, Lilibeth Joy

Gonzalez, Daniel Lim, Shlomo
Nahmias, Valentina Salonna, Van
Cleef, Chester Cabrera, Ceej Ongsiaco,
Stef Mationg, Valerine Tang, Sasja
Mulder, Ruel Papa, Cat Arambulo,
Donna Andrada, Carlos and Billie
Reyes, Aarmi Mayoralgo and Catalino
Bondoc, Kulkumut Singhara Na
Ayudhaya, Nivat Chantarachoti, Stale
Torstein Risa, Sigalit and Sinai
Djemal, Bibot Nolan, Vicky
Pangilinan, Lia Valencia, Roseanne
Coscolluela and Val Villegas, Michael
and Nameeta Dargani, Marco
Lobregat, Maripi Muscat, Roberto and
Peter Laurel, Miguel Cerqueda, Lorna
P. Laurel, Gerhard Kropp, Louie Cruz,
Paul Campos, Alvaro Pertierra, Rogy
Panganiban, Rafe Totengco, Justa
Tantoco, Diana Go, Olga Martel, Betsy
Tenchavez, Nini Valdez, Roi Phillips,
Nini Layug, Pitang Tiongson Lopez,
Pacita de Guzman, Tessie Briones,
Mimi Valerio, Nonie Basilio, Letty
Santos, Evie Costa, Nori Ongsiako,
Mars Lambino, Offie Recto, Baby de
Jesus, Glenn Gale, Tessie Rodrigo,
Naty Golez, Letty Syquia, Sandie
Poblador, Maritess Pineda, Marieliese
Evaristo, Cristina Ponce Enrile, Diana
Santos, Loleng Panlilio, Tessie
Amparo, Marjo Ferraren, Luz Cullen,
Yaying Dragon and Linda Pastoral,
Anette Feliciano, Malou Duenas,
Benito Benoza, Edg Samson, Jacqe
Yuengtian, Wishnie Torres, Aaron
Mempin, Paul Katimbang, Olen Lim,
Tyrone Valdes, Ipe Cruz, Anton
Barretto, Raul Manzano, Athena
Valdes, Angelette Calero, Annika
Valdes, Leah Puyat, Nix Alanon,
Carlos Agassi, Gemma Fitzgerald,
Nikki Valdez, Kristopher Peralta, Rico
Barrera, Alex Cenzon, Gino de Guia,
Paolo Inocencio, G-Ford Lara, Ryan
Mendoza, Ralph Padilla, Leo Reyes,
Jan Christopher Santos, Vincent
Santos, Ryan Silverio, Marc-Ann

Banzuelo, Celeste Celis, Sharlene
Ferrer, Tiffany Gonzales, Ma.
Christina Jimenez, Mary Grace Layug,
Elaine Matawaran, Tristan Henry
Aguirre, Jun Cesar Galila, Starsky
Magahin, Ronald Tiu, Lizette Gambe,
Theresa Gavieres, Alexandra Hardy,
Sarah Angela Jaleco, Vanessa Rivera,
Arianne Rose Sigue, Alma Susvilla,
Ma. Deana Valero, Anton Ramos,
Sandeep Khanna, Mitch So, Gerard
Penaflor, Nikka Abes, Corinne Bacani,
Sharmila Hiranand, Lizzie Zobel, Ina
Ayala, Lizette Banzon-Cojuangco,
Marianne Po, Anne Marie Saguil,
Mandy Taboada, Marit Yuchengco,
Kit Zobel, Loli and Stephen Sy,
Stephanie Zubiri, Sofia Zobel Elizalde,
Marissa Concepcion, Kerri Uytengsu,
Libet Virata, Camille and Karen
Santos, Sevrine Miaihle, Menchu
Katigbak, Betsy Westendorp de Brias,
Mai Mai Lichtenstein, Natasha Morse,
David Lim, Junjun Ablaza, Danny Vu,
Joey Uy, Prof. Amy Santiago, Joji
Dingcong, Atty. Adel Tamano, Margie
Moran Floirendo, Mandy de la Rama
Santos, Mia Borromeo, Malu Gamboa,
Sunshine de Leon, Monique Villonco,
Divine Lee, Laly Etroit, Wilma
Galvante, Dino Imperial, Chris
Gutierrez, Raul Manzano, Chris
Badiola, Ceceille Reynoso Atienza,
Irene Martel Francisco, Amado Fores,
Alvin Lim, Anton San Diego, Louie
Ysmael, Johnny Velasquez, Inno Sotto,
Vivian Sarabia, Winnie Go, Judy Yu,
Sang Woo Lee, Johnny Litton, Kim
Jung Soo, Ho Won Jung, Ferdie
Lagman, Cons Tang, Earl Medina,
Louie Kaw, Robert Castaeda, Robbie
Carmona, Erica Araneta Concepcion,
RJ Ledesma, Arnaud Mirey, Bernard
Hennet, Victor Siasat, Hudson Rossi,
Venessa Santiago, Edda Garcia, Jen
Jimenez, David Chua, Marc Abaya,
Juvenal Sanso, Casimiro Ynares III,
Edu Manzano, Ramon Orlina, Michael
Cacnio, Rosary Ysmael, Ika Ysmael,
Monica Guevara-de la Cruz, Eduardo

and Leticia de la Cruz, Boy and
Monette Guevara, Spencer Shim, Jay
Ha, Glenn Glinoga, Antonio Mauricio,
Nelson Perez, Candy Delos Santos,
Deborah Kim, Schinina Juban, Jocas
de Leon, Bing Villegas, Anton
Mendoza, Edgar Mortiz, Tessa
Dragon, Jill Gerodias, Jose de Venecia,
Freddie Tinga, Koji Miyashita,
Kiyoshi Wakamiya, Kaye LopezTinga, Gen. Mitch Templo, Gener
Gozum, Mildred Ortega, Joebelle
Salvador, Eva Eugenio, Jonathan
Dizon, John Prats, Survivor
Philippines castways Shaun
Rodriguez and Suzuki Sadatsugu,
Laureen Uy, Joanna Marcelo, Tin
Gamboa, Nixee Garcia, Ena de
Guzman, Greggy Santos, Kamae de
Jesus, Steve Medalle, Gab Perez,
Monique Salcedo, Olivia Chan,
Christian San Jose, Marielle-Felize
Trias Flores, Marco Figueras,
Raymond Ang, Bobby Solomon, Riva
Galveztan, Franco Imperial,
Christopher de Venecia, Tricia and
Mark Gosingtian, Ange de la Cruz,
Paolo Almazan-Ebora, Sean Go,
Lucky Mercado, Andrea Torres,
Monica Verallo and Mico Aytona,
Carlo Paguio, Annica Siy, Kevin
Ting, Anton Punzalan, Bernell
Go, Alfonso Opulencia, Axel
Ngui, Kara Pangilinan, Jestoni Alarcon
and wife Lizette, Alanna LopezMontelibano, Richie Coronel Santos,
Aries Saludo, Ruby Cojuito of
Flawless, Ronald Carballo, Alvin
Fortuna, Dennis Coronel, Kenneth
Dong, Olai and Roland Espiritu,
Marvin Agustin, Danilo Barrios,
Streetboys and Ya Chang, basketball
legend Robert Jaworski, Peping
Cojuangco daughters Mikee
Cojuangco-Jaworski, China
Cojuangco-Gonzalez (and her adorable
baby Lucia), Mai-Mai Cojuangco-Zini,
Atty. Jess Santos, Nick Locsin, Mario
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and Alice Queblatin, Audie and Cecile
Saa, Jenny Franco, Andrew Te,
Marisol Barria, Luciano Bongola,
Michael Lim, Yael Yuzon, Jungee
Marcelo, Trina Belamide, Top Suzara,
music composer Ryan Cayabyab and
his wife Emmy, Louie Ocampo and
wife Jojo, Jacqui Magno, Celeste
Legaspi, JM Rodriguez, Arnold
Vegafria and Cris Villonco, Amalia
Fuentes, Nio Muhlach and son
Alonzo, Michela Cazzola, Rita Avila,
Shyr Valdez and Yayo Aguila, Cesar
Purisima, Buddy and Ruby Roa,
Manuel Roma, Sari Yap, Billy and
Eliza Romualdez-Valtos, John Silva,
Cynthia Ongpin-Valdes, Din-Din
Araneta, Mark Sutch and Anna
Cheung, Dr. Rolando Hortaleza,
Marissa Andal, Robert Yupangco,
Doyee Tumpalan, Danny Fausto, Gilda
Salonga, Ma. Iris Fernan Arcenas,
Vivian Velez and Sam Groskopf, Jean
Saburit, Peachie Veneracion, Ruby
Tuason, Susan Grau, Taimy Cruz,
Annette Ablan, Malou de Guzman, Joe
Taruc, Tina Panganiban Perez, Ed
Lingao, Tony Velasquez, Faye Tobias,
Justine Espina-Letargo, Tina Jacinto,
Michelle Dumlao, Margot Osmena,
Maja Salvador, Dita Sandico Ong,
Raymund Y. Katigbak, Ramon
Santiago, Miko Palanca, Veronica
Scott, Robbie Dinglasan, Celine
Gabriel, Anne Gonzalez, Karrie
Bitanga, Neil Rumbaoa, Rhoda
Capuno, Dennis Palomar, Epy Quizon,
Dominic Ochoa, Aiza Marquez, Maoui
David, Anna Larrucea, Basil Ong, Paul
Ureta, Butch Raquel, Tess Vargas,
Rebecca Singson, Jerry Garcia, Joseph
Barril, Benny Lim, Tony Bueno,
Manuel Collantes, Eddie Gutierrez, Fr.
Corsie Legaspi, Vanlyl Fajardo and
Yuan Susano, Rev. Fr. Ed Abanilla,
Eduardo and Maria Therese Veloso,
George Aznar and Celsa Marquez,
Donillo and Cecilia Suano, Resty
Santos, Dorothy Pastor, Leah Suano,
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Benjamin Joseph Garcia, Amapola

Garcia, Queenie and Dara Suano,
Fuchia Inot, Louise and Novo Suano,
Glenn de Lara, Paul Arabes, Joselito
and Ethel Enage, Nathaniel Santiago,
Jean Arriesgado, Niel and Cecille
Suano, Alejandro Diongzon, Rafael
Aguilar, Adela Williams, Paquita
Pastor, Ricardo Purog, George and
Sylvia Liok, Nora Salazar, Cherry
Reyes, Tonyboy and Susan Rodriguez,
Kiting and Daisy Moro, Martin and
Marisol Montenegro, Tony and Grace
Lozada, Alberto and Tere Rotaeche,
Manoling and Ana Garcia, Shewak and
Nima Mangharam, Bingen and Annette
Mendezona, Joe Utzurrum, Ato
Alvarez, Efren Valiente, Ed Dakay,
Joe Suaco, Aida Uy, Jose Ramiro,
Susana Carpio, Dr. Rolando Enricuso,
Renato Avila, Baham Mitra, swimmer
Johansen Aguilar, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
fighter Eros Baluyot, and wrestler
Marcus Valda, Gwen Garci, Celine
Lopez, Jenni Epperson, Anne Bella,
Kissa Castaeda, Preview magazine
editor in chief Pauline Suaco-Juan,
Previews Maui Rodriguez, Style
Bible's Nikki Santiago with Justin
Rivera, Daryl Chang, Liz Uy,
entertainment news reporters Mario
Dumaual, Gretchen Fullido and MJ
Marfori, Gary Valenciano, John
Estrada and wife Priscilla Meirelles,
Alessandra de Rossi, Sid Lucero,
Dawn Zulueta-Lagdameo, Albert
Martinez with daughter Alissa
Martinez, Benjie Paras with
wife Lyxen, Mylene Dizon, Paolo
Contis, Iza Calzado, Alfred Vargas,
Marco Sison, Ivy Violan, Vina
Morales, Shaina Magdayao, Bangs
Garcia, Jerome Florentino, Erik
Santos, Jane Paredes, Ogie Diaz, Lyka
Ugarte, Angeli Pangilinan-Valenciano,
Angeline Quinto, Mau Marcelo, Arron
Villaflor, Erik Cua, Issa Reyes, Rico
Serrano, Chicho Suarez, Franco
Mabanta, Aliya Parcs, Christian

Bautista, Anna Fegi, Basil Valdez,
Mikael Daez, Sam Milby, Tonton
Gutierrez, Glydel Mercado, Noel
Cabangon, Ariel Rivera, Hyubs
Azarcon, Heber Bartolome and Paolo
Santos, Rhap Salazar, Agot Isidro,
Liezel Martinez, and Joanna Ampil,
musical director and arranger Homer
Flores, ballerina, actress and ballet
director Maritoni RufinoTordesillas, Nikki Tang, Marcott
Almeda, Ruby Chua, Tiffany Chua,
Sheree Chua,
Aziza Mondonedo, Cristina Gomez,
socialites Baby Araneta Fores, Lisa
Araneta, Cacho Marcos, Linda Oledan,
Veana Fores, Lorrie Reynoso, Vicky
Zubiri, Maricris Zobel, Carol Garcia,
Maripi Muscat, Anton Mendoza,
Monch Cruz, Chut Cuerva, Marcel
Crespo, Ipe Cruz of Rogue Magazine,
Marco Lobregat, Ching Cruz, Tina
Cuevas, Agnes Huibonhoa, Fe
Rodriguez, Susan Joven, Ian Giron,
Andres Vasquez Prada and Al Tengco,
Doris Magsaysay Ho, Gina Lopez,
Evelyn Forbes, Marc Nelson, Ricco
and Tina Maristela-Ocampo, Philip
and Tricia Cu-Unjieng, Sander
Tantoco, Philippine National Red
Cross Chairman Richard Gordon,
Renna Hechanova Angeles, Karen
Santos, Bobby and Chingbee Cuenca,
Gina Aboitiz, Baby Girl Fricke,
Maurice Arcache and ace photographer
Alex Van Hagen, Jojie Dingcong, Jean
Goulbourn, Frances Lim and Paul
Campos, Dennis Valdes and Tessa
Prieto-Valdes, Ernest Escaler, Dr. Orly
Mercado and Suzy Pineda, Cheche
Lazaro, Bibeth Orteza and Carlitos
Siguion Reyna, Ces Orena-Drilon,
Vivian Veloso-Herrera, Bong
Dimayacyac, Diane Benisano-Bautista,
Beth de Mesa, Gina Ocampo-Haas, Tet
Villanueva, Michelle de Leo, Liza Ma,
Carol Chen, Bart San Diego, Efren de
Jose, Alphie de Guzman, Benjamin
Cabrera, Bengy Toda, Denise Weldon,
Charlie Altomonte, George Tapan,

Gutsy Tuason, Isa Lorenzo, Mayie
Delgado, Jojo Guingona, Mandy
Navasero, Neal Oshima, Ralph Diaz,
Romy Gacad, Tilak Hettige, Wig
Tysmans, Mark Nicdao, Jocelyn
Oxlade, Dyan Castillejo-Garcia, Jackie
Castillejo-Guingona, Liza Ilarde, Ana
Kalaw, Anton San Diego, Raul
Teehankee, Pepper Teehankee, Mariko
Jacinto, Aye Nuguid, Leah Puyat,
Anton Barretto and Jack de Mesa,
Renna Angeles, Karen Santos, BingBing Quiros, Gina Aboitiz, Nick and
Lucille Locsin, Paul Campos, Tony
and Chingbee Cuenca, Manny Miana,
J. Anton Mendoza, Budji Layug, Royal
Pineda, Ed Calma, Milo Naval, Tony
Gonzales, Tes Pasola, Kenneth
Cobonpue, Ana Rocha, Bart Guingona,
Michael Williams, Bobby Caballero,
Sol Salao, Ernie Fajardo, Sheryn
Regis, Sherilyn Reyes, Bianca Lapus,
Mickey Ferriols, Gina Lopez, Carlos
Dominguez, Narcisa Escaler, Bob
Gothong, Corazon Alma de Leon, Dr.
Patricia Licuanan, Guillermo Luz,
Susana Madrigal, Justo Ortiz, Mayan
Quebral, Alexandra Prieto-Romualdez,
Pedro Roxas, Ambassador Bienvenido
Tan, Jr., Gen. Renato de Villa, Bea
Jacinto, Lucia Jacinto, Dave and Jaya
Ramsey, Patrick Reyno, Cherrie del
Rosario, Rado Dimalibot, Rene Puno,
Tony Zulueta, Raffy Zialcita, William
Llamas, Janet Belarmino, Carina
Dayondon, Noelle Wenceslao, Glowie
Ramiro, Nicole Angeles, Cathy David,
Bong Fadullon, Betsy Tenchavez,
Flory Montalvan, Sari Lugay, Cely
Basa, Ceci Cruz, Corinna Ocampo,
Lissa Lamug, Max and Zelda Kienle,
Carmi Martin, Veronica Scott, Ciara
Marasigan-Serumgard, Joanna
Lhuillier, Paul Soriano, Felix Yu, Ditas
Rodriguez, Albert Arriba, Minnie
Yuviengco, Cary Santiago, Kathleen
Tan, Jeremy So, Stephanie Sy, Joy
Orbeta, Sheena Buenaobra, Louise de
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Leon, Bryan Lim, Monds Aguilera,
Alexa Pijuan, Monico Puentevella, Ito
Ynares, Chavit Singson, Bing
Leonardia, Faustino Dy, Joel Reyes,
Oyie Umali, John Gokongwei, Kit and
Maricris Zobel, Liza Marcos, Bonito
Singson, Francisco Ortigas, Cecille
Reynoso and Jackie Atienza, Mary
Lou Lovina, Minnie Jentes, Marielle
Santos, Victoria Preysler-Tuason,
Patricia Panlilio, Gina Campos, Nonie
and Bert Basilio, Tonette Martel,
Lizette Cojuangco, Linda LegaspiRosal, Monette Guevarra, Annet
Ablan, Tomy Florencio, Albert Garcia,
Michelle Pantoja, DJ Durano, Giselle
Sanchez, Ina Raymundo, Toti Palileo,
Grace Magno, Mikee Romero,
Napoleon Rama, Larissa and JR
Tamayo, Ipe Cruz, Anton Barretto,
David Nugent, Carmina Sanchez, Tara
Tambunting, Nica Mendez, Happy
David, Georgia Schulze-del Rosario,
Sitti Navarro, Champ Liu-Pio, Edgar
Opolentisima, Marcelina Domingo,
Sandra Pascua, Christina Eve Reyes,
Miloz Ylaya, Annette Mendezona, Ana
Climaco, Maricar Perdices, Susan Sala,
Marisol Michael, Kathy Javellana,
Charito Climaco, Joyce Chiongbian,
Tina Ansaldo, Alice Lim, Aya Perez,
Jimbo Perez, Paul Gordon, Tito
Herbosa, Juliet and Mimi Tan, Cathy
Webb, Brigitte Badura, Miguel
Rosales, Iigo Elizalde, Jason Erceg,
Pilie Aquino, Sofia Zobel de Elizalde,
Marilen Elizalde, Junie Pea, Jun and
Carol Diangco, Alex and Carol
Quizon, Freddie and Violy Virtucio,
Chit Siopangco and Odette Paradeo,
Dolfo del Rosario, Ace Chungalao,
Becky Domogan, Cathy Santiago,
Lorna Silverio, Roberto Romulo,
Bingle Razon-Puyat, Rosie Valencia,
Chang Cordova Bernasconi, Boling
Tuason-Reyes, Dolly Teehankee, Mary
Hugo, Tessie Urbina, Pinky Puyat and
Paeng Nepomuceno, Marissa
Carmona-Chan, Rosemarie Carmona
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and Tony Villareal, Luli and Jeri

Jacinto, Rene Ledesma and Fortune
Aleta, Noel Oate, Jojo Manlongat, Ed
Tekeli, Tony Gonzales, Ralph Joseph,
Ramon Diaz, Paolo Martel, David
Padua, Ricky Ysmael, Danny
Hernandez, Denise Weldon-Minana,
Tina and Rose Treichler, Reggie and
Moray McAndrew, Jong Uichico,
Richard Riley, Wolfgang Krueger, Phil
Dailey, Krister Svenson, Alessandra
Tomas Adina, Alberto Lopez, Dr. Jose
Maria Golez, Oscar Orbos, Arleen
Arayata, Jude Leonardia, Lolita
Escolar-Mirpuri, Roger Zambarrano,
Dr. Nona Ricafort, Edgar Co, Myrna
Yao, Allan Lee, Nelson Ong, Nellie
Yeo King, Virgilio Adina, Dr. Amelia
Ronquillo, Caesar Gonzales, Mary
Chan, Samuelle Ilias, Ginneth
Dumances, Dr. Isaias Apostol Wendy
Tan, Janna Victoria, Crusty Galsim,
Chino Dee, Domino Alfafaro, Fely
Tanchanco, Erika Markham and Jun
Arroyo, Fe and Ernie Yu, Aurora Perez
and Raul Villegas, Dandy Gomez and
John Gaddi, Marissa Han and Danny
Rocha, Eazel Don, Maricris Perez,
Michael Sol Cruz, Emmanuel Valdes,
Betsy Medalla, Maricar Rhodes, Joey
Parungao, Nick Gatmaytan, JD and
Joshua Heino, Ty Shields, Matt
Lindemuth, Michael Peterson, Carl
Hancock, Benjamin and Beatriz
Laurel, Ramon Diaz, Jeffrey Campos,
Lourdes Lontok Cruz, Ramon
Abejuella, Isidro Consunji, Rafael de
Guzman, Edward Oh, Dr. Luis Rivera,
Josephine Gotianum-Yap, Dr. Vicente
Poblete Jr., Rhoda and Vince
Aldanese, Ruffy and Trina Biazon,
Backie Celdran, Peanut Pamintuan,
Manito de Leon, Bob and Mila Lane,
Linda Mesina, Monching Quiogue,

Kitchie Diaz, Bheng Loretizo, Niza
Forschler, Docker Cavestany, Kim
Lee, Prospero Nograles, Gemma CruzAraneta, Evangeline Pascual, Lorraine
Schuck, Catherine Untalan, Mac
Lubaczewski, Irene and Greggy
Araneta, Greg Yang, Deena Garcia and
Bombit de la Cruz, Carol Masibay, Fr.
Bong Cabrera, Jackie Ejercito and
Beaver Lopez, Eric and Cinthy Recto,
Pico Gonzales, Geraldin and Willy
Ocier, Esing Peralta, Markus Schmidt,
Richard Danao, Claudia Bermudez, Ed
Roxas, Patrick Rosas, Christian David,
Lili Adina, Nona Ricafort, Rebecca
Mills, Charlotte Mendoza, Geraldine
Mendoza, Marita Angeline Binay,
Marilen Cawad, Abner Mercado,
Vanessa Del Bianco, Sarah Jane Paez,
Celina Manalad, Katherine de
Guzman, Lucia Santiago, Maricris
Perez, Eazel Don, Bong Regala, Alvin
Degamo, Junel Liwanag, Jigs
Fernandez, Chez Francisco, Senen
Dizon, Vicki de Leon, Antonio Turalba
Sr., Cristina Turalba, Jondy Syjuco,
Rikki Jimenez, Belen Lovina TiczonMartel, Riza Santos, Jo-Lynne
Sutherland, Nyko Maca, Francis Uy,
Olai Espiritu, Pye Trinidad, Tristan
Choa, Liana Romulo, Robert Dario,
Ponchit Rocha, Yoko Takeuchi, Kaye
Quema, Edda Joyce Garcia, Andrea
Jacob, Bianca Jison, Malou Yambao,
Victor Heliodor, Ana Kalaw, Yasmin
Mapua-Tang, Mon Castro, Helen
Yuchengco Dee, Rica Garcia, Ruby
Meyer, Cesar Gabaldon, Carmen
Patea, Rosie Osmea Valencia, Baby
Gana, Ditas Jalbuena, Chot Reyes,
Dulce Romualdez, Letty Santos, Marjo
Chan, Ramon Sy, Cathy Santa MariaEscao, Corazon J. Guerrero, Cerda
Benitez, Lian Ramos, Cito Beltran,
Linda Francisco and Andrea Zulueta,
Ernie Lopez, Tisha Silang, Henry Sy
Sr., Aslie Aslanan, Keichi Miki,
Christine Cunanan, Herbert Jager,
Martina Corrado, Butch Dalisay,
Alessandra Tinio, Vicky and Thomas

Zayco, Ria Lopez and Liz Aguirre,
Budjing Danao, Dalah Pia, May Bayot,
Teresa Avila, Evelyn Tabaniag, Yvette
Navarro, Ronald Collado, Gino Renell
Cervantes, Anthony Brian Cruz,
Victorino Datuin, Al and Therese
Coronel, Babe Romualdez, Flocerfida
Vergara, Kay Yu, Karla Lirio, Alex
Roman, Eden Lin, Kinsun Ng, Bobong
Noel, Francis Fuellas, Lala Fojas,
Susan Yu, Luli Arroyo and Joaquin
Bernas, Albert del Rosario, Letty Tan,
Sol Mendoza, Alice Favila, Joanne
Matschuck, Bernice Palanca-Go,
Virma Vergel de Dios, Anne de Dios,
Celia Cuasay, Virginia Lane, Chacha
Camacho, Carla Rosanna Aranaz,
Cristina Afzelius, Marie Veronique
Boncan, Jean Fernando, Jean Catherine
Napoles, Minnie Jentes, Jaycee Chan,
Timmy Hung, Cher Calvin, Angel
Aquino, Daphne Osea-Paez, Angel
Jacob, Angelu de Leon, Carmina
Constantine, Aliya Parcs, Kenjie
Marquez, Rustom Padilla, Maike
Everts, JM Rodriguez, Cheri Mercado,
Vince Hizon, Julia Clarete, Sarah
Meier, Michael Rama, Mayen Tan,
Iigo Mac-Crohon and Maria de
Lojendio, Orfeon Donostiarra, Betsy
Brias, Carolina Aboitiz, Candy
Jalbuena Ortoll, Gaspar Vibal, Beatriz
Roxas, Juan Areilza, Eugenia San Juan
Galatas and Bob Gallo, Vanetee
Alvarez, Jennifer Elaine Sarmiento,
Donna Lim, Ma. Isabella Selma,
Jasmin Ellen Sarmiento, Monica
Villarica, Erika Ong, Kevin Ross Lee,
Kevin Tecson, Jun Dakay, Bruce
Teves, Kane Gandionco, Neil Ong,
Don Paolo Tirol, Arnie Tan, Jollibee
Borbajo, Mildon Ladia, Pamela
Abellana, Renee Garcia, Francheska
Canoy, Gwenth Cantillas, Mariane
Ceniza, Chax Tiempo, Margarethe
Sesbreo, Michealla Go, Sydney
Ocampo, Isabel Codilla, Francine
Gaviola, Cyril Remulla, Mharty Tan,
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Lance Caedo, Adfrancis Abella,
Mikel Garcia, Aldrich Alvez, Carlos
Ybaez, Soledad de Arias, Luis Arias
Romero, Bo and Hans Hauri, Gabriel
Leyson, Renato Kintanar, Manuel
Sainz Jr., Gabriel Leyson, Tina
Jordana, Jimmy and Ellen Escao,
John Owen and Jazmine Pages, Julie
Najar, Lynn Romero, Lara
Constantino, Albert Banaag, Carlo
Borromeo, Aileen Quijano, Belle
Lumapas, Marikris Gandionco, Chef
Luke Cagnon, Gregorie Vardakis,
Helena and Enrique Benedicto,
Gwendolyn Garcia, Tomas Osmea,
Emily Benedicto Chioson, Rod Smith,
Joseph Ace Durano, Amelia Castillo
Lao, Cendy Kho, Heart Pacana, Dottie
Viajar Wurgler, Imelda Silayan,
Milagros Araneta, Arlene Keh, Mary
Anne Ruiz, Liza Marie Cabungcal,
Evangeline Urgello, Nicole Guihot,
Maribel Antunez, Isabel Buenconsejo,
Susan Cuyno, Teresin Mendezona,
Tessie Javier, Moning Aberasturi de
Garcia, Annie Corrales Mahrt, Pilita
Corrales, Annabelle Lu Ym, Mayen
Tan, Mariquita Yeung, Joanna
Lhuillier, Liz Garcia, Pinky Chang,
Deena Pages, Carla Larrazabal del
Prado, Captain Federico Rex Reyes,
Sony Alonzo, Shemaine Bushnell and
Alexis Kiriakides, Sammy Chioson,
Arcadio Dodong Alegrado, Lesley
Anne Tan, Kenny Yong, Raymond
Bragg, Jed Arricivita, Myra Regner,
Julian Kow, Emmanuel Guemon, Love
Aover, Chef Tristan Encarnacion,
Regine Tolentino, Barbie Salvador,
Tippy Sala and Mikkel Gutierrez, Ayn
Kira Soriaga and Charles Rafanan,
Numeriano and Zosima Rafanan,
Charie Soriaga, Fatima Gretchen
Schuck Fernandez and Romulo de
Leon IV, Jos Edgar, Fr. Ernesto
Javier, S.J., Rudolf Golez, PPP
Ensemble, Leanne Sala, Mandaue
Childrens Choir, Luis Antonius and
Karlo Caete, June Philippe Ong,
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Darryl Leong, Ernie Vasquez, Anton

Chua, Alexis Tecson, Jon Aboitiz,
Roberto Aboitiz, Robert Brinks,
Thierry Borja de Mozota, Louis
Thevenin, Alice Gauny, Mary Ann
Farrugia, Liezel Saban, Amiel Mingay,
Marion Lerux, Judge Romulo
Senining, Darling Whitehead, Gil
Garcia, Annie Agudo Hurula, Rosebud
Sala, Jun and Zeny Larrazabal, Val
Sandiego, Norma Calderon Pastrana,
Lorna Jakosalem Edwards, Terry
Escao Manguerra, Mina Estalilia Go,
Vic Torres, Bong Suzara, Andrew
Escao and Mary Ann Rose Dakay,
Patrick Yared, Berdynne Garcia, Bonn
Moreno, Alessandra Ghuidoni, Marvin
D Avola, Marie Angelique Javier,
Amando Suzaras, Adrienne Lim,
Richmond Tiu, Joanna Alba, Ninette
and Alvin Garcia, Betty Pinat Young,
Anne Marie Uy and Yvette Alfon
Simon, Michel and Amparito Lhuillier,
Vivina Chiu Yrastorza, Millie
Sembrano, Dr. Generosa Sanson
Solano, Ben and Tina Ebrada,
Milagring Borromeo, Emil Andre
Garcia and Eleanor Jane Panganiban,
Msgr. Cris Garcia, Antonio Vicente
Garcia, Teodoro Panganiban,
Ramontito Garcia, Virgilio Villar,
Manuel Tan and Mesdames Elena
Chiongbian Young, Lucienne Aznar,
Maris Garcia Serafica, Lucia
Panganiban, Cynthia Marie Soriano,
Roy Tolentino and Angie Padillo,
Angie Mathieu, Marissa Fernan,
Winglip and Pinky Chang, Kris
Janson, Katya Ditan Merce Brenner,
Vanessa de Madrazo, Natividad de la
Torre, Reina del Mundo, Junahlin
Palconit, Nessa Retomo, Maria Ruby
Guinto, Ma. Corazon Vengco, Natasha
Holganza, Reina de las Estrellas,
Berdynne Garcia, Kathleen Lim,
Khawara Iwanaga, Elvira Stehr, Krizia
Nuez, Ma. Luisa Lee, Carole de
Leon, Francince Sato, Stephanie
Seires, Guane Alviso, Krystine Lindo,

Sharlynne Policios, Christine de
Gracia, Charlene Casil, April Rose
Dueas, Charlene Yu, Benjielyn
Ongluko, Hannah Hamon, Grace
Colmenares, Alessandra Ghidoni,
Anna Vietz, Michaela Caram, Ruby
Pansoy, Elaine Lo, Angel Luzano, Eda
Mondigo, Jinggoy Buensuceso, Jaime
Chua, Brendan McCarthy, Thom
Santiago, Pascal Goujou, Manolette
Dinsay, Andrew Sharpe, Alfred XerezBurgos III, Francis Ceballos, Shella
Sarmiento, Rorie Carlos, Tara Santos,
Rodeon Rojas, Brian Llamanzares;
Adel Tamano, Simon Tantoco, Danie,
Daisy and Eddie Mendoza, Martha
Buckley, Yolly Ayson, Debbie Chan,
Roselle Rebano, Bong Palma Gil,
Mikee Chanco, Judy Araneta-Roxas,
Betty Siy-Yap, Eduardo Lopez, Amor
Roselle Herrera, Suzette Morelos,
Nestor Encinas, Randy Baron, Sergia
Abueva, Purificacion Veloso, Petite
Garcia, Javier Galvan, Ana Luisa
Espinosa, David Ferro, Lorraine
Nubar, Rachelle Gerodias, Masako
Toribara, Josephine Roces Chavez,
Bunny Ludo, Joseph Gonzalez,
Quinito Moras, Jayjay Neri, Dean
Diez, Budiette and Brandie Tan, Andre
Quintos, Alma Junia, Eric Tamayo,
Mike and Lea Famularcano, Rudy
Aviles, Raymond Abao and Lucien
Letaba, Orlando Magno, Vicente
Paterno, Nena Ilusorio, Maribel
Ongpin, Sari Cojuangco, Tessie
Fajardo, Popsy Mendez-Aquino, Bella
Ancheta, Sol Pea, Alice Sandejas,
Ralph Peter Jentes, Mary Ann Ong,
Rosalie Sipid, Violy Lim, Elena Lee,
Rose Lim, Greta Go, Stefie Inocentes,
Carmela Ongsiako, Terry Rosales,
Cecile Ongsiako, Dely Ongsiako,
Maridol Mabanta, Tessa Sierra, Juvy
Yupangco, Sevy Santos, Gretchen del
Rosario, Celuch Manahan, Robert
Constantino and Helen Marte, Curtis
Chin, Tati Licuanan, Greggy and Irene
Araneta, Toni Abad, Sonny Bitong,
Marichu Yap, Bea Guingona, Pinky

Yee, Chef Rolando Ongcoy, Shiv
Hiranand, Rocco Puno, Jeff Ortega,
Gaby Manas, Marco Yulo, Matt
Laurel, Ava Daza, Katrina Razon,
Julio Villafuerte, Michael Concepcion,
Magsy Concepcion, Paolo Monasterio,
Kevin Christian Sy, Marilen Elizalde,
Cecille Ysmael, Rafa Alunan, Chris
Feist, David Kaufman, Mikee Romero,
Juan Pablo Bertotto, Adamson Bactat,
Guiliano Sartori, Bing Mejino,
Wendell Cunanan, Aprille Cabrera,
Noelle Wenceslao, Carina Dayondon,
Alice Gauny, Carmen Campbell, June
Alegrado, Ruby Guinto, Cenelyn
Manguilimotan, Honeylet Thevenin,
Kevin Boland, Stanley Combs, Chef
Richard Nowell, Shigehiro Onda,
Harald Fuerstein, Paul Sharpe,
Benjamin Dimaano, Grant Gaskin,
Cara De Ocampo, Paloma Esmeria,
Cristina Macapagal, Kawayan de Guia,
Neal Oshima, Allan Razo, Julius Clar,
Bea Camacho, Alvin Zafra, Jonathan
Castro, Demosthenes Campos, Arden
Mopera, Gary-Ross Pastrana, Hanna
Pettyjohn, Rachel Rillo, Steve Tirona,
Anthony Panugao, Jose Angel Robles,
Alma Veronica Gomez Guerrero, Rosa
Luz Marroquin, Jesus Ramos Frias,
Lee Paje, Yvette Co, Margo Alesna,
Lhean Villanueva, Jehan Manansala,
Sigwada Knicolai Mendoza, Seiko
Katayama, Gene Leysa, Arlene de
Castro Aonuevo, Teresita Baldo,
Fuchay, Loy Laurente, Mac Valdezco,
Froilan Calayag, Dexter Fernandez,
Oca Villamiel, Neil Pasilan, Mark
Andy Garcia, Andres Barrioquinto,
Maia Magpantay, Arabelle Pua, Armi
Yam, Eunice Roxas, Ida Robles, Joy
Chua, Susan Aquilino, Vivian Go,
Rain Libiran, Manny Gaite, Demi
Padua Jr., Alex Roxas, Narciso
Santiago, Ed Gabres, Arman Pajota,
Sylvia Tomas Joaquin, Ronnie
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Amador, Eugene Dawag, Carlo
Caacbay, Cris Antonio, Jovie
Punzalan, Cornelius Acasio, Bjorn
Calleja, Rene Cuvos, Jigger Cruz,
Cian, Reynold dela Cruz, Cesar
Delgado, Carlo Gernale, Edric Go,
Philipp Ines, Lito Jandayan, Jason
Montinola, Carlo Ongchangco, Mervin
Pimentel, Joel Quiones, Teody
Racuya, Jerson Samson, Allan Cosio,
Jecky Alano, Nunelucio Alvarado,
Dennis Ascalon, Jesus Bermudez,
Charlie Co, Israel Gonzales, Mark
Justiniani, Manny Montelibano, Sam
Penaso, Nasser Lubay, Ivan
Zaldarriaga, Richard Montero, Neil
Grantoza, Adeodatus Sta. Juana, Kaye
Dula, Ioannis Sicuya, Carlo Aranton,
Rufa Lapea, Ings Isungga, Claro
Ramirez, Popo San Pascual, Maria
Cruz, Leo Abaya, Juan Alfredo
Aquilizan, Ernesto Aquino Jr., Carlo
Aranton, Elmer Borlongan, Charlie Co,
Reynold dela Cruz, Kiri Dalena,
Thomas Daquioag, Gilbert Daroy,
Roger Dio, Cez Ewing, Brenda
Fajardo, Egai Talusan-Fernandez,
Karen Flores, Dennis Gonzales,
Kawayan de Guia, Ings Isungga, Nap
Jamir, Winner Jumalon, Mark
Justiniani, Irma Lacorte, Nina
Libatique, Julie Lluch, At Maculangan,
Joy Mallari, Norlie Meimban, Lee
Paje, Jim Paredes, Alwin Reamillo,
Benjie Reyes, Don Salubayba, Ioannis
Sicuya, Christine Sioco, Lia Tayag,
Boldy Tapales, Boy Yniguez, Malyn
Bonayog, Ricky Ambagan, Joseph de
Juras, Ricardo Adeva Jr, Julmard
Vicente, Josue Mangrobang Jr., Nelson
Bosita, Julian Araos, Leo Abaya,
Norman Dreo, Ramon Agapay, Allan
Alcantara, Pancho Antonio, Jessica
Antonio, Melbourne Aquino, Aaron
Bautista, Hoche Briones, Danvic
Briones, Anna Cadiz, Mon Canesa,
Mia Casal, Buddy Ching, Baki
Chiomico, Jun Cristobal, Denes Dasco,
Reynaldo dela Pea, Jasper de Leon,
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Fernando Doctolero, Jes Evangelista,

Lucy Fernando, Louie Fernando,
Carlos Totong Francisco III, Reymar
Gacutan, John Ganda, Rita Gudino,
Bong Gojar, Bonacoeli Guerzon, Rey
de Guzman, Catherine Hipolito, Josef
Laureano, Mai Lorilla, Norlie
Meimban, Chelony Mercado, Dan
Mata, Francis Nacion, Caroline
Ongpin, May Padilla, Sam Penaso,
Christel Pichay, Antonius Priyanto,
Ikoy Ricio, Raul Roco Jr., A.G. Sano,
Isidro Jon Santos, Agnes Sison, Elmer
Torio, Camille Ver, Byron Valenzuela,
Alvin Villaruel, Griego Vive, Chalk
Zaldivar, Kidlat Tahimik, Hans
Angerer, Lopes Nauyac, Santos
Bayucca, Ronald Caringal, Ronn dela
Cruz, Jane Arrieta-Ebarle, Mario
Parial, Oliver Rabara, Bea Camaho,
Mariano Ching, Louie Cordero, Lena
Cobangbang, Christina Dy, Lyra
Garcellano, Jordan Isip, Eugene
Jarque, Hitoshi Kanamura, Mike
Muoz, Ikoy Ricio, Yasmin Sison,
Mac Valdezco and Ikeuchie Yoshie,
Jun Raquepo, Pow Martinez, Allan
Cosio, Rafael Popoy Cusi, Gig de
Pio, Danny Sillada, Hermes Alegre,
Egay Fernandez, Nestor Villanueva,
Kaloy Sanchez, Rosscapili, Carlo
Claudio, Abet Dizon, Julles Roberto,
James Uy, Leo Viernes, Lorenz Yatco,
Julian Schnabel, Hoche Briones, Nick
Calma, Jasper de Leon, Denes Dasco,
Jes Evangelista, Paul Infante, Mai
Lorilla, Chelony Mercado, Elmer
Torio, Ryck Recto, Ponj Roco Jr.,
Eghai Roxas, Byron Valenzuela, Anna
Vergel, Froilan Calayag, Joey Cobcob,
Dexter Fernandez, Mark Andy Garcia,
Lynyrd Paras, Ryan Rubio, Neil
Pasilan, LJ Ablola, Grace Corpuz, BJ
Esber, Dexter Fernandez, Caloy
Gernale, Mael de Guzman, Crisanto de
Leon, Raffy Napay, Jay Pacena,
Mervin Pimentel, Kirby Roxas, Ryan
Rubio, Cris John Sy, Dexter Sy,
Valeria Cavestany, Allan Alcantara,

Aaron Bautista, Carlos Francisco II,
Isidro Santos, Arch. Ruel Carlos, MeAnn Basas, Nitz Hernaez, Ronn dela
Cruz, Raquel Burce, Sheril Lopez,
Christopher Tope, Eve Santillan,
Robert Deniega, Chris Regis, Almina
Tengco, Jerrika Shi, Filemon Tayaban,
Doods Busmente, Lester Amacio, Zean
Cabangis, Jonas Eslao, Jun Pado Jr.,
Randy Solon, Angelo Tabije, Kris
Soguilon, Allan Balisi, Choei, Jojo
Lofranco, Bobby Nuestro, Christian
Tamondong, Arnel Ramiscal, Randalf
Dilla, Andrew Madrid, Argel Penasbo,
Beejay Esber, Bjorn Calleja, Christian
Calma, Darrel Ballesteros, Dexter Sy,
Don Dalmacio, Edric Go, Epjey
Pacheco, Jigger Cruz, JJ Zamoranos,
Joel Quinones, KC Castro, Kirby
Roxas, Mervin Pimentel, Mitch Valera,
Nemo, Nill Cruz, Stephen Taneo,
Charlie Co, Carlo Aranton, Kathleen
Beredo, Ings Isungga, Aris Padua, Lee
Paje, Goldie Poblador, Ioannis Sicuya,
Adeo Sta. Juana, Ryan Villamael, Liv
Romualdez Vinluan, MM Yu, Maria
Sophia Sereno, Raul Lebajo, Jeho
Bitancor, Juno Parungao, Lito Casaje,
Liezl Buenaventura, Ivan Basit, Claude
Sta. Clara, Argie Bandoy, Annali
Garcia, Caroline Ongpin, Melvin
Pollero, Pipo Alido, Ambok Celestial,
Jobi Guanzon, Sam Kiyoumarsi,
Robert Langenegger, Pow Martinez,
Israel Remo, Gani Simpliciano, Stella
Tansengco-Schapero, Aleah Angeles,
Chester Calayag, Jayson Cortez,
Anthony Mallari, Edwin Martinez,
Jessie Mondares, Cyril Turao, Elmer
Borlongan, Plet Bolipata, Emmanuel
Garibay, Neil Manalo, Thomas
Daquioag, Francesca Enriquez,
Fernando Modesto, Joseph Serrano,
Sandra Palomar, Trek Valdizno, Jef
Carnay, Annabelle Cadiz, Gina
Osterloh, Alma Quinto, Judy Freya
Sibayan, and Ann Wizer, Leo Abaya,
Roberto Acosta, John Paul Antido,
Juan Alfredo Aquilizan, Elvert
Banares, Marika Constantino, Marina

Cruz, Mael de Guzman, Kiko Escora,
Gilda Cordero-Fernando, Eric Guazon,
Winner Jumalon, Neil Manalo, Jim
Orencio, Claro Ramirez, Jerson
Samson, Pamela Yan, Teena Saulo,
Cristina Taniguchi, Maria Taniguchi,
Rodel Tapaya, Juanito Torres, Jing
Turalba, Abby Yao, Norlie Meimban,
Ernestoi Mejia, Elver Panuela, Meong
Pidlaoan, Del Garcia, Rey Agulto,
Dantes Estrada, Percy Pangan, Ed
Bascarra, Nonoy Pohol, Jacky Soriano,
Jun Taniang, Romy Lacson, Joe
Jogar Garcia, Solano Cruz, Cony
Cajayon, Romy Salazar, Amado Bago,
Bal Fornaliza, Rey Conmigo, Filomena
Bondoc, Christian Regis, Jun Impas,
Maria Cruz, Brenda Fajardo, Roberto
Feleo, Gerardo Leonardo, Buen
Calubayan, Noel Soler Cuizon, Karen
Ocampo Flores, Boyet de Mesa, Kirby
Roxas, Don Salubayba, Mark Salvatus,
Wesley Valenzuela, Mario Parial,
Nunelucio Alvarado, Argie Bandoy,
Vic Balanon, Jonathan Ching, Mariano
Ching, Christina Dy, Eduardo
Enriquez, Lyra Garcellano, Geraldine
Javier, Mike Munoz, Gary Pastrana,
Amiel Roldan, Eric Roca, Frederick
Sausa, Yasmin Sison, Keiye Miranda
Tuazon, Wire Tuazon. Ferdz Valencia,
Alvin Villaruel, Roberto Chabet,
Melvin Culaba, Manuel Baldemor,
Bernardo Pacquing, Camille de la
Rosa, Raquel de Loyola, Wawi
Navarroza, Mervy Pueblo, Anna
Varona, Lydia Velasco, Liv Vinluan,
Dexter Fernandez, Eman Servito,
Arthur Sanchez, Mark Villanueva,
Joey Resterio, Allan Balisi, Amador
Barquilla, Aljo Pingol, Jovan Benito,
Armenium Aralar, Tresreyes, Aldrino,
Gerardo Ingco, Renato Villanueva,
Rico Lascano, Cid Reyes, Art
Bermido, Christine Misa and Gil
Coscolluela, Albert del Rosario, David
Lim, Jaime Morelos, Tom Batac,
Ludovico Eduave, Leanne Florendo, Jo
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Pacho, Goni Tagaysay, Sharon de
Guzman, James de Jesus, Michael
Coscolluela, Vince Lozano, Alan
Rufino, Mona Valdes, Dr. Amable
Aguiluz IX, Soler Santos, Tina Tinio,
Rosario and Christina Cruz, Rowena
Juanico, Cris Cruz, Lydia Velasco,
Caloy Gabuco, Fernando Sena, Anna
de Leon, Buds Convocar, Migs
Villanueva, Aner Sebastian, Roel
Obemio, Omi Reyes, Frank Cana, Inna
Vitasa, Sheila Tiango, Joseph illamar,
Hanna Pettyjohn, Robert Go, Carsten
Stormer, Gail Garcia, Tricia Anton,
Briccio Santos, Richard Apostol,
Demosthenes Campos, Ramon dela
Cruz, Ferdinand Doctolero, Rick
Hernandez, Joselito Jandayan, Eugene
Jarque, Marlon Magbanua, Alrashdi
Mohammad, Arden Mopera, Sam
Penaso, Vernon Perez, Lirio Salvador,
Chriseo Sipat, Resty Tica, Mac
Valdezco, John Sy, Eric Guazon, Jason
Montinola, Jonathan Castro, Cesar
Delgado, Ambie Abao, Nikki Abaya,
Catalina Africa, Ringo Bunoan, Bea
Camacho, Valeria Cavestany, Francis
Commeyne, Noli Coronado, RM de
Leon, Kiko Escora, Jed Escueta,
Brendan Goco, Joey Ibay, Maria
Jeona, Kow Leong Kiang, Budi Agus
Kuswara, Kim Landicho, Wawi
Navarroza, Elaine Navas, Renasi Ortiz,
Jaco Payawal, Alan Po, Jucar
Raquepo, Alwin Reamillo, Kaloy
Sanchez, Manit Sriwanichpoom,
Angelo Suarez, JA Tan, Jerry Tan,
Steve Tirona, Tatong Torres,
Constantino Zicarelli, Carlo Talion,
Rey Angelo, Regie Sabenia, Reynold
dela Cruz, Ferdinand R. Cacnio, Rolf
Campos, Daniel Lozano, Alvin Daep,
Albert Sy, Teo Esguerra, Lalen
Angeles, Ardie Aquino, David Viray,
Erick Saligumba, Errol Orbida, Nemo,
EJ, Patrick Daduya, Mark Bardinas,
Nill, Vladimir Grutas, Fred Olase,
Ayra Sayat, Mikoy Echavez, Alvin
Capistrano, Joel Quiones, Gene Pol
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Martin, Jobert Cruz, John Paul Ong,

Karl de Vera, Harvy, Jacob Lindo,
Mark Villanueva, Rachel, Art
Bermido, Erick Dator, Danny Sillada,
Eman Servito, Brenda Praico, James
Zabala, Miko Sandejas, Nilo Ilarde,
Mac Valdezco, Eugene Jarque,
Fernando Modesto, Josue Mang
Robang Jr., Philipp Ines, Dennis
Gonzales, Tosha Albor, Letty VelascoGuiao, John Lloyd Cruz, Mark Cancio,
Raki Urbina, Chandru Mahtani, Manny
Zamora, Munte del Rosario, Dr. Joni
Dizon, Danney League, Joy Fong,
Gunter and Joanne Matschuck, Cesar
and Teena Sarino, Carl Cruz, Bea TheTan, Peter Tan, Jim Lafferty, Per
Tecson, Richard Lim, Paul Fernandez,
Peachy Sacasas-Alimurung, Erlyn
Campos, Conchitina Sevilla-Bernardo,
Marybeth Lopez de Leon, Mario
Barao, Georgina Padilla Zobel, Lilia
Pineda, Lenie Catindig, Edelyn
Yanilla, Paolo David, Eric Lim,
Rhodora Mandanas, Christian Mallari,
Carol Lobaton, Stuart Jenkins, Joy
Bautista, Cecil Mejia, Louis Ravelo,
Sheryl Basto, Joy Ocumen, Lyn
Bartolome, Bing Tanalgo, Ayay
Tanalgo, Eric Ting, Aida Posadas,
Harold de Leon, Vanessa Cebrero,
Cesar Monastreal, Aryssa Cebrero,
Miko de Vera, Puchi Carrion-Di Ricco,
Agnes Huibonwa, Theo Arnold, Beth
Victoria, Virginia Lane, Marissa
Fenton, Frank Evaristo, Manette
Agbayani, Beth Victoria, William Lao,
April Cezae, Pastor Alfred Calderon,
Rose Sorongon, Letty Garcia, Ernie
and Joji Sarmiento, Maila Mercado,
Effie Alonso, Manny Andrada, PJ
Avellana, Roy and Theresa EjercitoMoralde, Gari Palmani, Ed del Fonso,
Aida Valle, Odessa Andal, Marife
Lacsamora, Andres Reyes, Dr. Rowena
Padilla-Evangelista, Rema PadillaOhno, Rhoda Padilla-Ariki, Eva
Carino-Padilla, Ritchie and Rico

Abella, Baby Luat, Domingo and Josie
de Guzman, Edna Ledesma, Laniore
Yap, Techie Yu, Tabitha Yu, Ronn
Santos, Merle, Isabel, Teresa, Mary
Ann and Dominic Kabigting, Angeles
Padilla, Lanbert Ablaza, Jun Guizon,
Joy Corde-Cruz, Dr. Gil Vicante, Malu
Cortez-Albert, Kathy Quioque, Ramon
Bilbao, Ricky Punzalan, Maridel
Villavicencio, Mari Lacson, Letty Han,
Chaha Camacho, Agustin Davalos,
Annette Liwanag, Mel Macasaquit,
Joey Tan, Stephanie Chan, Candice
Iyog, Rahim Haron, Alexis Martinez,
Maydenn Praise Manuel, May Kay
Camille Andal, Alexis Ian dela Cruz,
Ryan Paren, Steffi Christel Sepe, Pearl
Ivory Laude, Rachelle Araja,
Lawrence Ross Jim Yap, Lesley
Pascual, Joanna Camba-Colon, Joy
Valdez-Neu, Nana Alejandro-Santos,
Sr. Arnold Maria Noel, Jinky
Dimayuga-Ferrer, Margarita
Evangelista-Jardiolin, Yvette Corinne
Talusan-Tomacruz, Cherry TiosejoReyes, Joy Canon-Abaquin, Armie
Jarin-Bennett, Adriana Cruz-Regulo,
Fernandina Sandico-Ong, Maria
Victoria Yap, Aurora Pavia-Asanza,
Badjie Buerrero-Trinidad, Maite
Defensor, Mila Villavicencio-Reyes,
Nina Lim-Yuson, Norma LlamanzaresSevilla, Carmencita Filler-Leung,
Eddie Rodriguez, Lydia Hao, Lody
Rivera, Jerome Ejercito, Edgar Cortez,
The Masculados, Sabado Boys,
Edgardo Vasquez, Lito Perdido, Lil
Dominguez, Mike de Jesus, Lucy
Enriquez, Lani Schoof, Nercy Jane
Torilla, Christine Pelaez, Janine
Taylor, Mary Ann Arculli, Lelet
Heredia, Pia Mantecon, Tamsin Booth,
MiJagros Borromeo, Karl Cotaoco,
Joyce Reyes, Esteban Vorbeck, Gogo
Stevert, Sammy Sih, Fr. Baltazar
Otico, Danelle Palang, Kulkumut
Singhara Na Ayudhaya, Prateek
Kumar, Angkana Chiewkanrob, Anette
Feliciano, Malou Duenas, Benito
Benoza, Wishnie Torres, Jacqe

Yuengtian, Edg Samson, Meryll Yan,
Paul Katimbang, Carla Kramer, Gic
Arguelles, Greg Gaskell, Lord
Ancheta, Aksana Drobysh, Othmar
Ober, Rick Jacobsen, Oliver Kreuzer,
Elian Habayeb, Ines Cabarrus, Paolo
Quimson, Erika Aquino, Ling Ochoa,
Alfredo Barretto, Linda Legaspi Rosal,
Luis Yanga, Pel Tecson, MJ De Leon,
Amber Roxas, Shiela Tan, Chrissie
Say, Fernando Fernandez, Danica
Caynap, Allan Garcia, Genesis Kelly
Lontoc, Jose Amado Dominguez,
Stephan Urtizberea, Eleanor and
Edelaine Hayco, Paolo Garcia, Cristina
Garcia-Codilla, Vicente Franco Duque,
Jaco Jarque, Mike del Gallego,
Monique Jarque, Joy Polloso, Bong
Dy, Maridol Mabanta, Gina Gabaldon
Hechanova, Bledes Fores Legarda,
Inday Gabaldon, Baby Araneta Fores,
Maitet Lopa, Eli Antonino, Cara
Cosalan, Chubby Lopa, Cecile Cacho,
Chol Hilado, Nene Araneta, Aurora
Pijuan Manotoc, Alfonso Fores, Shady
Tuason, Gabbi Ramos, Sandro Tengco,
Alex Camcam, Ethan Belmonte,
Amado Fores, Shady Tuason, Sabrina
Tordessilas, Carmi Sto. Domingo,
Patxi Punsalan, Cecile Yulo Locsin,
Lila Almario, Annie Delgado Ringor,
Norman Crisologo, Ronnie Alejandro,
Cherry Aguinaldo, Joe Vincent and
Marybeth de Leon, Linda and Bok
Marty, Mia Cabalfin, Gerry Katigbak,
Tyson Sy, Mike Gatchalian, Jana
Estrevillo, Tine Naranjo, Thou Reyes,
Joei Calixto, Chal Lontoc-del Rosario,
Nicole Uysiuseng, JP and Aston
Sarmiento, Ira Dy, Jet Tan, Serena
Dalrymple, Taj Almonte, Kixs Lagria,
Brod Pete, Alvin Patrimonio, Jojo
Duncil, Ed Cordero, Pido Jarencio,
Fritz Gaston, Jeannie Reyes Chua,
Minnie Campos, Lorvi Mapa, Emilie
Petrocelli, Jojo Ongsiako, Marlon
Garcia, Nana Sham, Mario Mamon,
Popsie Gamboa, Tessa Alindogan,
227

Rome Kanapi, Janice CrisostomoVillanueva, Pinky Yee, Ani de Leon,
JC Cuadrado, Albert de Jesus, Ian
Ramos, Mia Yan, Joseph Esmilla, Gina
Medina, Dino Decena, Renato Lucas,
Chris Millado, Katsch Catoy, Eric
Cruz, Alex Cortez, Della Besa, Ana
Maria de Guzman, Arnel de Pano,
Jaddy Vitug, Vince Abella, Greg Yu,
Raffy Jose, Andy Jacinto, Lyka
Ugarte, Lila Almario, Gabby Estrella,
Tokie Tantoco, Margarita Yuchengco
Locsin, Ian Tiongson, Rod Feliciano,
Theo Seiler, Juan Sarte, Agnes
Mantolino, Agnes Huibonhua,
Luzanne Manlapit, Toti Wong, Corcor
Bitong, Vicky Montenegro, Mila
Magsaysay Valenzuela, Naynay
Ventura, Mars Chua, Mark San Diego,
Josephine Knox, Toots Ople, Sandee
Siytangco Masigan, Yoyong Martirez,
Abubakar Afdal, Trina Biazon, Bettina
Aspillaga, Bernadette Lomotan,
Roberto Francisco, Amanda
Huibonhua Sandoval, Fernando Pea,
Christopher Carreon, Miguel Blardony,
Ricky Alegre, Lynn Agustin, Tony
Lambino, Jonty Cruz, Estelle Ople
Osorio, Maki Cruz, Amor Sycip
Herrera, Mina Sycip Herrera, Tata
Mara, Yvonne Quisumbing, Bingbong
Crisologo, Pazzy Navarro, Dang
Cecilio-Palanca, Nenita Lim, Ida
Vargas, Mark Christian Parlade,
Conrad Estrella, Blue Carreon, Dorcie
Guingona, Mariko Jacinto, Marissa
Buenaventura de Venecia, Lorna
Silverio, Peewee Reyes, Annie Ringor,
Marietta Santos, Josine Elizalde, Pinky
Del Rosario Zeller, Dr. Tony Protacio,
Deeda Garcia-Verzosa, Anne Marie
Robicheau-Saguil, Manny Ayala,
Maritess Tantoco-Enriquez, Alexandre
Charriol, Martha Orosa Uy, Jonathan
Matti, David Almendral, Vanna
Calalang Severino, Astrud Crisologo,
Rina Cu Unjieng Andrews, Rachel
Climent, Mona Bishier-Valdes, Sandie
Castro-Poblador, Joshua Payne, Emily
228
Siy, Vincent Tanjutco, Sheila Carlos,

Valerie Sotto, Robert Reimche, Pam
Pamintuan, Doctor Brenda Fajardo, J.
Randell Tiongson, Pia Young, Dr.
Mina Ramirez, Angelito Nayan, Chari
Villanueva Cabral, Wanwan Reyes,
Marzo Samson, Oudine Santos, Ato
Alvarez, Dr. Jojo Suarez, Nelia
Sancho, Mykee Concepcion, Dinky
Santos, Baboo Mondoedo, Rita
Trillo-Ugarte, Lia Martinez, Tanya
Lim Llana, Alessandra Oledan
Rodriguez, Emman Papa, Patricia
Bunye, Antonio Leao, Pete Jimenez,
Oscar Villamiel, Alma Quinto, Leo
Velasco, Louie Talents, JR dela Rama,
Felix Bacolor, Marissa de Leon-Lopa,
Don Salubayba, Abi Goy, Jeff Tan,
Beth Parocha-Doctolero, Arvin Javier,
May Ann Licudine, Luiz Lorenzana,
Dexter Fernandez, Froilan Calayag,
Adrian Morales, Sherwin Coronado,
Anton del Castillo, Julius Samson,
Coney Barretto, Gerard Cadiz, Cynthia
Patag, Randy Sumanga, Bea Lopez
Puno, Djila Winebrenner, Mikee
Morada, Bea Camacho, Vince Lahorra,
Claudine Trillo-Webb, Kristie Kenney,
Yael Buencamino, Emilie Yupangco,
Jeroen Van Straten, Tony Cancio,
Chris Lichauco, Hector Calma,
Andrew Madrid, Argel Penasbo,
Roxas, LJ Ablola, Mervin Pimentel,
Mitch Valera, Nemo, Nill Cruz,
Stephen Taneo, Charlie Co, Carlo
Aranton, Kathleen Beredo, Ings
Isungga, Aris Padua, Lee Paje, Goldie
Poblador, Ioannis Sicuya, Adeo Sta.
Juana, Ryan Villamael, Liv Romualdez
Vinluan, Mae Benn Menodiado,
Mariechris Kiara Masong, Mimosa
Marie Barquero, Racquel Dianne
Baguia, Maria Cecilia Depositario,
Maria Gina Palen, Nia Mae Villegas,

Ihna Amoguis, Melissa Marie Basubas,
Niszal Villaruel Piencenaves, Glency
Sue Marie Senires, Executive Chef
Stefan Mueller, Chef Eddie Chua,
Dinna Ramos, Joel Dy, Ian Verga, Jaq
Siwala, Jun Torres, Sol Pasion, Joal
Abad, Tina Bacalso, Te Gonzales,
Titong Rafols, Jesse Baring, Eileen
Mangubat, Bernie Uy, Jun Tagud, Rick
Tiongson, Nonoy Lopez, Kathy Park,
Nini Layug, Fe Dixon, Noel Gonzales,
Dr. Joni Dizon, Dr. Gunter Matschuck,
Linabelle Villarica, Soroptimist
Singers, Dr. Efren Vazquez, Atty.
Renato Puno, Theo Arnold, Geena
Zabian, Hilda and Joey Antonio, Baby
and Edward Fereira, Arthur Tan,
Thierry Borja de Mozota, Maite
Defensor, Rose Bonifacio, Manolo
Zamora, Richard Moran, Joey Raquiza,
Wilhelm Chua, Debbie Co, Irene Tan
Luy, Baby Llamas, Nikki Chong, Dr.
Pedro and Sylvia de Guzman,
Chermaine Cuasay de Guzman and
Celia Cuasay, Dr. Wim Van Der Torre,
Arthur Manuntag, Edna Diaz, Alice
Gauny, Mary Ann Farrugia, Liezel
Saban, Amiel Mingay, Marion Lerux,
Cendy Kho and Heart Pacana, Janice
Escario and Christofer King, Msgr.
Robert Alensa, Rev. Fr. Rafael
Borromeo, SJ, Pronnie de la Cerna,
Cesar Castillio, John Dinglasa, Ramon
de Dios, Luther Galicano, Benji
Goyha, Jun Impas, Julia Abueva,
Chuck Severino, Patrick Pacla, Mark
Rudnicki, Gigi Piit, Irma Hernandez,
Vanessa Figueroa, Rosemarie Sen, Kat
Luna-Abelarde, Chaye Cabal, Eric
Alberto, Butch Meilly, Richard Tan,
Benzie Mendoza, Cons Runa, Lou
Bognot, Joy Logico, Dianne Dy-Lim,
Noreen Tecson, Kara Legasto, Irene
Uy, Roma Cortez, Joy Ejercito, Tristan
Jovellana, Sean Cunial, Angelo
Cacciatore, Marty Ilagan, Jake
Uichico, Rica and Max Geronimo,
Teenee Chan, Norman Cruz, Ana and
Joel Fernando, Beth Fernando, Jean
Fernando, Nicola Santiago, Hilary

Bautista, Jowi Uy, Alda Cleofe, Chari
Ongyanco, Nadj Buenafe, Joel Beloy,
Johanna Garcia, Cat Avelino, Sarah
Watkinson, Algero Favis, Allan
Parker, Aman Garganera, Anton
Gaskell, Cris Lomotan, Dave Sempio,
Digard Tuga, Ice Dee, Jeffrey Hidalgo,
Jose Rodriguez Zaldana, JP
McDowell, Jude Moore, Kareem
Capulso, Leo Miranda, Mac Marquez,
Mark Onir Rino, Paul Gomez, Puma
Borja, Raefel Roxas, Raymond
Villanueva, Rocky Arboleda, Saki
Mirasol, Luigi Te, Miko Ladiao, JP
Paguirigan, Smith Anastacio, David
Tangalin, Justin Scott, Irwin de
Guzman, JC Ong, Daniel Harvey, Jules
Sy, Gino Verona, Justin Ylaya, Rainer
Rejamo, Manuel Espinosa, Mario
Valentino, Ryan Reyes, Leandro
Baldemor, Jason de Jong, Simon
Greatwich, Mehran Khaledi, Bryann
Foronda, Lou Espiritu, Byron Mayo,
Yuri Alvaro, Eduardo Gaspar, Charles
Platon, Aisaku Yokogawa, Joshua Paz,
Camille Cremet, Paulo Burro, Kevin
Zaldariaggo, Ardie Bascara, Van
Hernandez, Annie Chen, Pen Uy,
Camille Lhuillier, Dondon Paderanga,
Pearl Doromal, Manuel Ocampo,
Arvin Flores, Carlo Ricafort, Jose
Guinto, Renato Habulan, Emmanuel
Garibay, Ranelle Dial, Araceli Dans,
Lito Baldemor, Bayani Ray Alcala,
Abraham Alcala, Joseph Baez, Rey
Adea, Alvin Gregorio, Orley Ypon,
Nonoy Gepte, Gus Albor, Tiny Nuyda,
Nestor Vinluan, Nunelucio Alvarado,
Pandy Aviado, Heber Bartolome,
Benjie Cabangis, Adi Baens Santos, Fil
dela Cruz, Renato Habulan, Eghai
Fernandez, Roberto Feleo, Neil
Doloricon, Noel el Farrol, Cid Reyes,
Alan Rivera, Eghai Roxas, EJ
Cabangon, Benjie Torado Cabrera,
Cesare Syjuco, Jean Marie Syjuco,
Maxine Syjuco, Roy Veneracion, Tala
Isla Contreras, Rey Paz Contreras,
229

Ross Capili, Felix Catarata, Mideo
Cruz, Melvin Culaba, Andrew de
Guzman, Rachel de Loyola, Jun Impas,
Jon Jaylo, Erwin Leao, Andres
Barrioquinto, Lindslee, Red Mansueto,
Pen Medina, Hermes Alegre, Bobby
Balingit, Norly Meimban, Ferdie
Montemayor, Dennis Montera, Bobby
Nuestro, Jonathan Olazo, Ivan Roxas,
Kirby Roxas, Hermisanto, Danilo
Sillada, CJ Taedo, Manok Ventura,
Roland Ventura, Javy Villacin, Orley
Ypon, Norlie Meimban, Art Sanchez,
Rina Tiangco, Letty Velasco-Guiao,
Cesar Cruz, Aaron Bautista, Rene
Belison, Freddie Dumaquita, Laarni
Frial, Lyndon Garrovillas, Joel Janer,
Nene Laporga, Randy Marcelo,
Dwight Buhay Mendoza, Pol
Mesina, Jr., Tess Paragas-Mesina,
Clarisa Navidad, Eduardo Ner, Dennis
Paz, Tina Tibang-Pesigan, Nani Reyes,
Vicky Samson, Mel Superada, Carl
Vien Tibang, Jun Taniang, Salvador
Ching, Buds Convocar, F.R.
Doctolero, Sam Penaso, Aner
Sebastian, Paul Dimalanta, Mia
Pascual-Cenzon, Michelle Asence,
George Salud, Jeho Bitancor, Buddy
Ching, Norman Dreo, Dennis
Gonzales, Noel Pama, Ruel Caasi, Rey
Aurelio, Flordeliza Espaol Baradi,
Addie Cukingnan, Azcor Pazcoguin,
Gus Albor, Bokeng Ancanan, Virgilio
Pandy Aviado, Fil Delacruz, Janos
Delacruz, Carlo Dimaano, Raul
Lebajo, Nicole Lebajo, Bong Paz,
Dante Perez, Crisanta Tamayo,
Nikulas Riche Yee, Hermisanto,
Junyee, Lea Consulta, Miriam Daway,
Lita Genilo, Ruberna Quibal, Triccie
Sison, Bettina Pou, Lina Racho,
Denise Maosa, Jovianney Emmanuel
Cruz, Athena Valdes, Allana Tantoco,
Natasha, Sylvia and Katya Zobel,
Alonso and Matias Araneta, Monique
Arroyo, Lian Binay-Alcantara, Solenne
Santos, Simone Limjuco, Miel and
Quint Mantecon, Michelle Lao, Ebol
230
Adorable, Chef Gene and Gino

Gonzalez, Luis Arias Romero,
Executive Chef Luke Gagnon, Atty.
Augusto Go, Marlon Rono, Bjarne
Svein Eide, Capt. Victor Del Prado,
Dr. Mary Lou Lacson Arcelo, Kjell
Hjartness, Atty. Maximo Jose Luigi
Abad, Tina Mariano, Cristina Llamas
Araneta, Martine Klieger, Margie
Richards Taylor, Ronald Achacoso,
Alex Aguilar, Johnny Alcazaren,
Poklong Anading, Felix Bacolor,
Ringo Bunoan, Roberto Chabet,
Mariano Ching, Lena Cobangbang,
Bembol dela Cruz, Dodo Dayao, Nilo
Ilarde, Manuel Ocampo, Jonathan
Olazo, Jason Oliveria, Gary Ross
Pastrana, Alwin Reamillo, Raul
Rodriguez, Juni Salvador, Gerardo
Tan, Jay Ticar, Trek Valdizno, Cris
Villanueva, Reg Yuson, 27+20,
Acidhouse, Collision Theory, CSJ,
Darkbulb, Drew Europeo,
Electrolychee, EverywhereWeShoot,
Ge Mapa, Guada Komeda, Kyle
Projects, Inodoro, Mike Sicam, Robert
Alejandro, Springboard, Studio
Dialogo, Team Manila, Twisted Fork,
VGrafiks, Joe Geraldo, Tristram
Miravalles, Mark See, Nestor
Espenilla, Fr. Jerome Angulo, Vanessa
Venturina, Joan Tan, Jackie de Vera,
Alice Cayaban, Roselle Cua, Ida
Dizon, Dez Duran, Alelee Aguilar
Andanar, Dr. Gerry Cao, Abdel
Custodio, Dr. Miguel Noche Jr., Dr.
Ramon Arcadio, Dr. Manuel Agulto,
Reynaldo Macadaeg, Professor
Ruperto Alonzo, Dominador Gregorio
III, Dr. Leonardo De Castro, Dr.
Jonathan Perez, Ronald Gregorio and
Alfredo Macadaeg, Dr. Emerlinda
Roman, Dr. Agnes Mejia, Chit Strebel,
Dr. Erlinda Echanis, Eleanor FolkeOlsen, Amafel Nasser, Cynthia
Lumbera, Teresita Alba, Juanita
Macadaeg, Jeanne Teh, Noemi Azura,
Purificacion Custodio, Milagros
Gregorio, Felicidad Leonardo,

Azucena Choa, Jensen Go Chow,
Aimil Sarmiento, Leanne Florendo, Dr.
Quennie Dyan Raagas, Dr. Venjune
Tansiongco, Dr. Christine Gutierrez,
Dr. Marcos Genebago, Dr. Jaime
Salisi, Dr. Joey Sabularce, Dr. Jap Pee
Cruz, Dr. Deborrah Liao, Dr. Nickson
Austria, Dr. Pinky De Leon, Dr.
Criston Manasan, Dr. Liza Marie
Bejemino, Dr. Rommel Bernabe,
Kathy Santos, Joteen Jimenez, Kirsten
Lopez, Raymond Gorospe, Michelle
Mantecon, Dr. Mar Magaspi, Jacinto
Ng Sr., Merceditas Gutierrez, Ramon
Ang, Anita Ng, Eric Lin, P.G. Mathew,
Cesar Virata, Joker Arroyo, Prospero
Pichay, Ayong Maliksi, Juanito
Remulla, Casimiro Ynares, Casimiro
Ynares Jr., George Yang, Jerry Tiu,
Jonvic Remulla, Abraham Co, Victor
Manarang, Jonathan and Cathy Ng,
Jacob and Eleen Ng, Michelle Barretto,
Stella Sutton, Faith Amigo, Paul
Herrera, Gerald Cadiz, Dr. Maris
Paredes, Gina Rodriguez, Herzon dela
Rosa, Gene de Loyola, Jose
Hombrebueno, Leonardo Cruz, Ding
Hidalgo, Jun Martinez, Rhea dela
Rosa, Nik Masangcay, Joe Datuin,
Roland Santos, Pol Mesina, Victor
Puruganan, Chris Magbuhos, Vic
Bachoco, Andy Urag, Loreto Racuya,
Eman Santos, Isagani Fuentes,
Domeng Laqbordo, Giovanni dela
Rosa, Elizer Dimaculangan, Charito
Bitanga, Art Zamora, Epifanio
Atencia, Abi Dionisio, Averil Paras,
Don Artificio, Kris Jan Gavino, Martin
de Mesa, Rafael Louis Gonzalez,
Raphael Daniel David, Rinne
Abrugena, Robert Shook, Martha
Atienza, Allan Balisi, Ringo Bunoan,
Kiri Dalena, Kidlat de Guia, Christina
Dy, Patricia Eustaquio, Jan Leeroy
New, Goldie Poblador, Pam Yan
Santos, Gromyko Padilla Semper,
Mity, Frank Caa, Vincent Balandra,
Constantino Zicarelli, Angelo Suarez,
Frederick Sausa, Seb Chua, Chay
Buensuceso, Gigi Orosa Villareal,

Aleth Ocampo Mapa, Carissa
Villacorta, Farah Locsin, Norman
Crisologo, Rommel Narciso, Marlon
Narvaez, Richard Poquiz, Christian
Uichico, Elmer Santiago, Leo Boyles,
Roman Capati, Rex Banzuela, Elmer
Santiago, Leo Boyles, Nunelucio
Alvarado, Ephraim Samson, Jobe
Hernandez, Art de Leon, ZI, Archie
Cayamanda, Christian Verayo, Paulo
Alexis Catolos, R.M. de Leon, Ambie
Abao, Rommel Aggravante, Al
Nezzar Buday Ali, Sherwin Andal, Ral
Arrogante Julio Austria, Pandy
Aviado, Errol Balcos, Henry Bateman,
Bernardo Billedo, Malyn Bonayog,
Arnel Borja, Estan Cabigas,
Demosthenes Campos, Ross Capili,
Jonathan Castro, Rogelito Cayas, Jr.,
Danilo Celum, Salvador Ching, Julius
Clar, Carlo Claudio, Charlie Co, Buds
Convocar, Jeff Cua, Wenceslao
Cuevas, Jr., Emil Davocol, Fil dela
Cruz, Edwin de Guzman, Al
Dimalanta, Ferdinand Doctolero,
Leonilo Doloricon, Dopy Doplon,
Kiko Escora, Egai Talusan Fernandez,
John Marin Flores, Jesus Genotiva,
Don Gurrea, Tommy Hafalla, Luis
Martin Harder, Rick Hernandez, Raul
Isidro, Anton Isip, Nap Jamir II, Arvin
Javier, Edwin Jumalon, Amiel
Lapuebla, Richard Larios, Cathy
Lasam, Manny Librodo, Luis
Lorenzana, Jing Magsaysay, Red
Mansueto, Joel Mendez, Perfecto
Mercado, Miguel Nacianceno, Annie
Neis, Yuan MorO Ocampo, Red
Ognita, Vincent Padilla, Kelly Ramos
Palaganas, Edillardo Paras, Jun
Porlares, Jill Posadas, Ige Ramos,
Allan Razo, Rissa Recio, R. Ricardo,
Beatriz Robles, Chris Rudio, Donna
Samonte, Danilo Santiago, JP
Sarmenta, Renato Silbol, George
Tapan, Resty Tica, Bobby Timonera,
A.C. Bada Torralba, James Uy, Lilen
Uy, Ronald Ventura, Romy Vitug,
231

Ricky Ambagan, Malyn Bonayog,
Joseph de Juras, Josue Mangrobang,
Lex Marcos, Joe Geraldo, Tristram
Miravalles, Gerardo Tan, Ofelia
Calcetas-Santos, Bing Chanco, Nina
Libatique, Primo Libatique, Dennis
Balbaboco, Lupicinio Ng, Ruth
Santiago, Teya Tan, Nadi Xavier,
Arnel Paguinto, Bong Garrovillo,
Danilo Pangan, Noel Bueza, Erick
Dator, Norman Ragudo, Monnar
Baldemor, Jowell Garcia, Efren
Nantes, Chef Alexandra Cacho, Luis
Arias, Emma Estrada, Satjiv Chahil,
Veramaria Klingels, Mark OSullivan,
Bernadette Nacario, Vicky
Garchitorena, Carol Atacador, Alaric
and Frances Sy, Winston and Jennifer
Chua, Cherrie Del Rosario, Ferdi
Salvador, Karen Fabie Concepcion,
Marcel Antonio, Stanley Ruiz, Gilda
Cordero-Fernando, Maya Muoz,
Frankie Callaghan, Eugene Avila, Ruel
Carlos, Angelo Vermeulen, Leeroy
New, Tatong Recheta Torres, Wilson
Agtarap, Alex Maralit, Mong Alcaraz,
Kat Alano, Mickey Perz, Maros
Claudio, Alberto Villarosa, Greg Yu,
Ed Higgs, Connie Cimafranca, Camilla
Taylor, Nicee Atienza, Kaye Morales,
Erramon Aboitiz, Roberto Aboitiz,
Geraldine Javier, Federico Alcuaz,
Renato Ong, Rene Cuvos, Jojo
Lofranco, Vincent Padilla, Jed Escueta,
Dina Gadia, Kaloy Olavides, GaryRoss Pastrana, Kreskin Sugay, Gerardo
Tan, Nilo Ilarde, Wire Tuazon, Romeo
de Leon, Solano Cruz, Micas Dionisio,
Jaime Leon, Paul Escobanas, Jaime
Medina, Bal Fornaliza, Cesar Tamayo,
Jerrika Shi, Elver Panuela, Ronn dela
Cruz, Ed Bascarra, Ely Tablizo,
Elizabeth Bustamante, Raquel Burce,
Sheril Lopez Gagala, Vic Sison,
Ronante Maratas, Dr. Nio Pujalte, Joe
Gacia, Nonoy Pohol Aree Salvador,
Zaldy Pingol, George Cubacub,
Conrad del Carmen, Romulo Olazo,
Angel Cacnio, Raul Isidro, Edgar
232
Doctor, Ephraim Samson, Al Perez, Fil

Dela Cruz, Popoy Cusi, Rudolf
Gonzales, Fernando Sena, Julius
Limpe, Ferdinand Catague, Juanito
Torres, Agnes Arellano, Amanda
Heng, Antipas Delotavo, Chong Siew
Ying, Denise Weldon, Dudley Diaz,
Elaine Navas, Gilda Cordero
Fernando, Jean Marie Syjuco, Jerry
Araos, Jing Quek, Judy Sibayan,
Kokok Sancoko, Paulo Vinluan, Plet
Bolipata, Wendy Fernando, Glenn,
Christine and Odette Cagandahan,
Aner Sebastian, Jun Rocha, Nick
Masangcay, Marlyn Aquino,
Luzviminda Santillan, Eusebio Dy,
Fernando Sena, Vic Bachoco, Julius
Limpe, Andi Cubi, Gianna Kessler,
Koby Parcell, Celine Gabriel, Almay
Gaw, Luanne Pasinatto, Daiana
Menezes, Joy Pagurayan, Wan Reyes,
Nancy Harel, Corinne Bacani, Lucas
Raven, Lawrens Vercruysse, Kristine
Beleber, Martti Bicierro, Roland
Madrazo, Paolo Borja, Abby Sarte,
Jasmine Urcia, Miko Concepcion,
Chari Arespacochaga, Jett Pangan,
Inno Martin, Miguel Mendoza, Nar
Cabico, Kelly Lati, Yanah Laurel,
Cheska Iigo, Nicco Manalo, Christina
Dy, Rhea dela Rosa, Ahmad Zakii
Anwar, Putu Sutawijaya, Salvador Joel
Alonday, Reymar Gacutan, Rinnie
Abrugena, Mary Jane Alejo, Julian
Araos, Mark Anthony Bello, Thomas
Daquioag, Bernard del Mundo, RayAnn Durana, Pedro Garcia, Kris Jan
Gavino, Grandier, Dominador Laroza,
Derrick Macutay, Jcrisanto Martinez,
Alrashdi Mohammad, Noel Pama, Sam
Penaso, Don Santana, Jyosna
Siachongco, Juan Tivi Jr., Rey
Anthony Alejandro, Jerusalino Araos,
Grace Mareth Astoveza, Juan Bautista,
Heraldo Corpus, Raphael Daniel
David, Corona Dolot, Franklyn Epil,
Zaldy Garra, Rafael Louis Gonzalez,
Jay Jamoralin, Lindslee, John Marin,
Norlito Meimban, Renan Ortiz, Averil

Paras, Ryan Rubio, Robert Shook, Ely
Tablizo, Charlie Villagracia, Joel
Bartolome, Nunelucio Alvarado,
Romina Diaz, Ringo Bunoan, Christina
Dy, Lena Cobangbang, Gina Osterloh,
Rachel Rillo, Steve Tirona, Lani
Maestro, Mario Co, Noberto Roldan,
Gerry Tan, Tony Twigg, Christian
Tamondong, Lucell Larawan, Alain
Austria, Alex Tee, Len Fernandez,
Dido Gustilo Villasor, Marivic Rufino,
Mia Herbosa, Kim Nygaard, Barbara
Gonzalez, Denise Weldon, Manny
Miana, Nicole Valenton, Buds
Convocar, Omi Reyes, Aner Sebasian,
Alvin Villareal, Dina Gadia, Kat
Medina, Helmut Gaisberger, Mark
Bradford, AB Colayco, Andrew Hirst,
Paul Clark, Carina Garcia Guerra,
Toshiro Morita, Arthur and Letty
Lopez, Basil Ong, Deedee Siytangco,
Tonette Salcedo, Joseph Chau, Agnes
Huibonhua, Barbara Cumagun, Javier
Pla, Ernesto Pelaez, Marily YsipOrosa, Denise Aquino, Beth
Romualdez, Carissa Oledan
Coscolluela, Ria De Borja, Valeria
Cavestany, Allan Alcantara, Aaron
Bautista, Ruel Carlos, Me-Ann Basas,
Nitz Hernaez, Ronn dela Cruz, Raquel
Burce, Sheril Lopez, Christopher Tope,
Eve Santillan, Robert Deniega, Chris
Regis, Almina Tengco, Jerrika Shi,
Filemon Tayaban, Doods Busmente,
Lester Amacio, Zean Cabangis, Jonas
Eslao, Jun Pado Jr., Randy Solon,
Angelo Tabije, Kris Soguilon, Allan
Balisi, Choei, Jojo Lofranco, Arnel
Ramiscal, Randalf Dilla, Eghai Roxas,
Spencer Shim, Jay Ha, Glenn Glinoga,
Antonio Mauricio, Nelson Perez,
Candy Delos Santos, Deborah Kim,
Irene Soriano, Anthony Suntay, Philip
Rodriguez and Diane Conejero, Fr.
Louie Punzalan, Victor and Esther
Tan, Alfred and Emma Arreza, Delfin
and Angelita Cuevas, Arnulfo and
Edelia Hamoy, Felix and Carolina
Ignacio, Amador and Annabella
Hamoy, Liberty and Aida Tablante,

Edgar and Conception Yap, Bianca
Marie Cuevas, Tisha Mellado, Peter
John and Paul John Rodriguez, Carlene
Rodriguez, Jocelyn Petralba, Mitzil
Lumasag, Sharmaine Nillas, John
Rodriguez, John Arreza, Jude
Rodriguez, Dale Anthony Cuevas,
Raquel Duroy, Fritz Palileo, Lilibeth
Avila, Marven Tapispisan, Hildred
Harwart, Angela Banogon, Aisling
Rodriguez, Lena Cobangbang, Maria
Taniguchi, Jerusalino Araos, Francisco
Viri, Bjorn Calleja, Valen Valero,
Gerecho Iniel Cruz, Heraldo Corpuz,
Dave Lock Jr., Billy and James
Francisco, Nikki Luna, Jun Tivi, Nap
Mina, Marlu Palogan, Crisma Mina,
Mitch Chan, Laiq Quareshi, Marina
Cruz, Butch Estandarte, Troy Ignacio,
Lea Lim, Rodel Tapaya, Paulo
Vinluan, Justice Isaac Dicdican, Jose
Soberano III, Jerico Sungahid, Serge
Romero, Shigejiro Onda, Jensen
Chow, Oscar Jereza Jr. George Chan,
Joe Gapas, Edward Onglatco,
Bonifacio Belen, Jess Alcordo, Oran
John Peck, Dr. Antonio Jose Torralba,
Ph.D, Teodoro Gonzales Jr., Chester
Guevarra, Eloise Alba, Melo Lim,
Ricmar Pineda, Bea Locsin, Chris
Dominguez, Andrea de Guzman,
Lilibeth Mendoza Trinidad, Ben-Hur
Cabana, Lydia Velasco, Carlo
Ongchangco, Timoteo Jumayao,
Jemina Reyes, Angel Cacnio, Frank
Cana, Anna de Leon, Jun Alfon,
Alvaro Jimenez, Rene Filipinia, Carlo
Magno, Francis Nacion, Roel Obemio,
Lorenzo Racuya, Teody Racuya, Aner
Sebastian, Pat Reyes, Rafael Cusi,
Roberto Marquez, Dina Gadia, Butch
Estandarte, Troy Ignacio, Lea Lim,
Rodel Tapaya, Paulo Vinluan, Bernard
del Mundo, Robert Shook, Averil
Paras, Rizaldy Garra, Dominador
Laroza, Franklyn Epil, Chef Cyrille
Soenen, Kristine dela Riva Kokseng,
Lor Torres, Jensen Go Chow, Aimil
233

Sarmiento, Leanne Florendo, Anabelle
Cuazon, Leng San Ng, Jayne Koh,
Toon Lin Teo, Chica Farrarons, Fely
Sy, Christie Fedilis Jamero Caballero,
Mary Anne Alcordo Solomon, Albert
Muhlach, Mia Urquico, Rina Concio
Quinto, Carissa Cruz Evangelista,
Gustav Mitra, Albert and Gretchen del
Rosario, Mila Ong-How, Jennie
Zamora, Reto Klauser, Glecy Mojares,
Willie and Marion Coscolluela, Sally
Marshall, Dr. Diana Cua, Vangie
Bumagat, Dr. Franz Seidenschwarz,
Juvy Aban, Julie Najar, Lynn Romero,
Belle Lumapas, Aileen Quijano, Chris
Ducker, Valerie Weigmann, Bea
Azcuna, Kyle Dela Fuente, Norberto
Carating, Rachel Rillo, Ricky
Ambagan, Arnica Acantilado,
Christofer Calasinao, Honesto
Guirella, Ronald Jeresano, Rommel
Ramota, Emmanuel Robles, Jeffrey
Salon, Salvador Sierra, Manuel Sintos,
Julmard Vicente, Marga Rodriquez,
Felix Petel, Nirvan Cantara, Bernardo
Pacquing, Buds Convocar, Fidel
Sarmiento, Kimsoy Yap, Billy Pomida,
Ernesto Patricio, Fernando Sena, Lissa
Villaseor, Inna Vitasa, Lester
Rodriguez, Cris Tuazon, Ronald
Jeresano, Nick Masangcay, Vic
Bachoco, Fred Galan, Buddy Ching,
George Ng, Paul Yap, Roland Santos,
Ronald Velasco, Evangeline Oreta, Nel
Canasa, David de Vera, Erwin Sabio,
Antonio Chan, Victor Ng, Jerry
Maninang, Marge Lim, Eileen Escueta,
Doming Labordo, Peter Sutcliffe,
Alfred Galura, Danny Doce, Tony and
Vidal Alcoseba, Mhel Cabriana, Abby
Yao, Pro Gelladuga, Benjie Cabangis,
Yela Laurel, Gigi Posadas, Aaron
Bautista, Ambet Lugtu, Salvador
Ching, Patrick Chong, Anton Isip,
Edillardo Paras, Nunelucio Alvarado,
Danilo Celum, Charlie Co, Dulz Cuna,
Adeste Deguilmo, Dennis Ascalon,
Gary Carabio, Wenceslao Cuevas Jr.,
Joe Geraldo, Paulina Constancia-Lee,
234
Nomar Miano, Ramon Porcare, Noel

Sagayap, Susanito Samate, Armando
Toleza, Javy Villacin Jr., Al Nezzar
Ali, Errol Balcos, Rogelito Cayas Jr.,
Edwin Jumalon, Jun Porlares, Kelly
Ramos-Palaganas, Blugto Necosia Jr.,
Ambie Abao, Raul Isidro, Buds
Convocar, Arnel Borja, Jesus
Genotiva, Henry Bateman, Beth
Parrocha-Doctolero, Dopy Doplon,
Tommy Hafalla, Luis Martin Harder,
Rick Hernandez, Nap Jamir, Amiel
Lapuebla, Miguel Nacianceno, JP
Sarmenta, George Tapan, Lilen Uy,
Romy Vitug, Egai Talusan Fernandez,
Palmy Pe-Tudtud, Bada Torralba,
Manny Montelibano, Danny Pangan,
Don Gurrea, Nemiranda, Nonoy
Francisco, Rosscapili, Yuan Mor'
Ocampo, Valente Villanueva, Nono
Ibazeta, Ditos Carballo, Charles Zani,
Soeren Hansen, Cyndy Tan-Jarabata,
Candy Medina, Malon Araneta, Barbi
Puzon, Katrina Tuazon, Eazel Don,
Les Romero, Noel Untalan, Raji Mata,
Franco Limjuco, Ronnie, Gilda,
Marion, Christine, Jojo, Edwin and
Wally Salonga, Freddie Antonio, Geny
Tan, Florence and Maite Defensor,
Lovely Romulo, Mira Tiu, Adrian
Arcelo, Carlos Carvalho, Arun Nigom,
Consul Gen. Mike Guerrero, Raffy
Tesoro, Queenie Collantes, Limansyak
Iskardysak, John and Alice Suraputra,
Michael Lim, Nina Tesoro, Boysie
Villavicencio, Dr. Ramon Gustilo,
Armando de Rossi, Syd Goulbourn,
Josie Lichauco, Jun Tambunting,
Rosita Lesaca, Carina Lebron, John
Boyd, Piero Gamba, Lita Ascalon,
Amelita Guevara, Jun Alvendia,
Peachy Maramba, Hector Quesada,
Chloe Romulo, Evelyn Alcantara,
Nena del Rosario Villanueva, Amerita
Dayrit Guevara, Carminda de Leon
Regala, Bonny Bray Armacost, Buddy
Encarnado, Robbie Leviste, Nikki
Leviste, Pic Laudico, Saling
Canonizado, Kay Dee, Maricel and

Wilma Ignacio, and Marissa Santos
Tan, Fumio Ohkohara, Rudy Velasco,
John Gobenghuy, Victor Te, William
Lu, Choi Yeong Ki, Julio Tan, Bobby
Carpio, Steve Naguiat, Danny Lacuna,
Avelino Zapanta, John Caulfield,
Patrick Flores, Alice Guillermo,
Danilo Reyes, Jose Terence Ruiz, Gino
Dormiendo, Elmer Beltran Ingles,
Brenda Fajardo, Alfredo Juan
Aquilizan, Reylina Nicolas, Lorna
Silverio, Willie Alvarado Sy, Wilfredo
Villarama, Felipe Yap, Dr. Ramon
Batungbacal, Enrique Belo, Christian
and Regine Bendix, Florido Casuela,
Dr. Rosalinda Hortaleza, Alberto Lina,
Benito Reverente, Lysander Salcedo,
Emmanuel Santos and Carmelita
Soriente-Santos, Edgar and Leda
Angela Zaragoza, Anthony and Maria
Teresa Zubiri, Lauro Amante, Eduardo
Hernandez, Manuel Montinola, Dr.
Agapito Tuason, Francisco Villaraza,
Lourdes Cruz, Dr. Maria Rosario
Legarda, Carmencita HernandezMaack, Merle Villacorta, Dr. Sylvia
Wenceslao, Mari Lacson, Mars
Lambino, Tereret Liboro, Cez Manalo,
Nori Ongsiako, Nene Quimson, Chloe
Romulo, Opap Villonco, Stella Arenas,
Alice Briones, Nene Casimiro, Sol
Tan-Gatue, Memen Dy-Liacco, Nori
Ongsiako, Anna Tirol, Plaridel
Delgado, Richard Predas, Dianne
Pelobello, Catherine Barrameda,
Arnold Villones, Michael Garcia,
Maritess Jacosalem, Rudolph
Winffotter, Dinah Dominguez, Celia
Cuasay, Maritess Limtong, Mylene
Ong, Michael Williams, Sheik
Abraham, Sheila Valderama, Jerry
Barican, Mary Jane Ortega, Yvonne
Hilario, Angie Magbanua, Mandy
Eduque, Panfilo Domingo, Eva
Abesamis, Arnedo Lucas, Rey David
Jr., Leroy Tan, Yoly Ayson, Lourdes
del Mundo, Mario Mananghaya,
Anthony Zubiri, Edgardo Lacson, Eng
Hee Lim, Fernando Pea, Remigio
Leano, Nolito Noel, Charles Hotchkiss,

Senen Quiambao, Marilen Bautista,
Evelyn Villalobos, Marivic Gonzalez,
Paul Villanueva, Marietta Sager, Joel
Bautista, Cecilio Bertumen, Susie
Bonaobra, Millet Guinto, Ruel Rivera,
Cesar Buenaventura, Ronnie
Concepcion, Serge Montinola, Alice
Guerrero, Marietta Holmgren, Chit
Gohu, Anna Sobrepea, Wolfgang
Harwalik, Irmgard Krepela, Ulrike da
Silva, Glenn Weckerlin, Ed Camacho,
Chris Lonergan, Yan Wong, Ramos
Schagen, Kelsen Butler, Nur Basman,
Dianna Jeanne Lopez, Gen. Sonny
Yan, Kim Calinawan, Roselle
Liceralde, Rudolf Winffotter, Arnold
Villones, Dindo Gacutan, Dhel
Delgado, Amy Gonzalez, Ivy Villegas,
Togo Consul Evie Costa, Ed Zialcita,
Boy and Monette Guevarra, Jean
Pierre and Lally Etroit, Dr. Concepcion
Ilao, Dr. Jose Oreta, Florante Aguila,
Celia Cuasay, Bambina Buenaventura,
Jeric Soriano, Josie Lichauco, Chit
Gohu, Boysie Villavicencio, Tereret
Tambunting and Andy Liboro, Dr.
Evangeline Handog, Joyce Antonio
Ramirez, Golden and Bernice Ocampo,
Tereret Liboro, Helen Roxas, Marylen
Mateo, Edita Antonino, Lydia David,
Dr. Oscar Verzosa, Dr. Francisco
Gaisano, Carlos Laude, Vivencio
Golamco, Asuncion Ansorena, Joseph
Bernardo, Ramon Gil Casares, Felipe
Ramirez, Robert Tan, Counselor Paul
Koh, Austrian Ambassador Christian
Krepela, Ambassador Jess
Tambunting, Sim Wai Meng, Ben Cua,
Lawrence Peh, Kenneth Loh, Ruby
Carillo, Bobby dela Cruz, Gilbert Uy,
Boybitz Victoria, Nick Belasco, Ericio
Arcilla, Florito Maniego, Ador
Maosca, Renato Almeda, Arturo
Buenaventura, Nelson Calimoso, Jose
Alcabasa Jr., Carlito Tulod, Dr.
Ma.Virginia Decangchon, Mayora Nila
Aguila, Olivia Tan, Isabelita
Villanueva, Carmen Cruz, Maria
235

Lourdes Rabato, Veronica Elazegui,
Rita Claire Tambunting-Dabu, Lucille
Chebaldin, Chinits Rufino, Mary Ann
Carpio, Rosie Castro, Ruth Lincoln,
Cyndy Tan-Jarabata, Mila Lacson,
Joanne Matschuck, Belle Ongpin, Tina
Fiedler, Marieandy Fricke, Ricardo de
Leon, Louie Santamaria, Debbie
Morta, Maritess Revilla-Araneta, Aida
Posadas, Marita Marcos, Mundy
Feliciano, Henry Cojuangco, Pia
Lopez, Purita Kalaw Ledesma, Paco de
la Rosa, Bert Castro, Sonny
Tanchanco, Robert Estacio, Gene and
Lydia Reyes, Ofelia and Vina
Trinidad, Ogie Villamar, Henry
Villarica and Desi Canoy, Giovanni
Olivares and Vicky Cuisia, Dr.
Eduardo Rivera and Nancy Ang,
Ramon Que and Nenette Duran,
Connie Ongpauco-Cauton, Gerardo
Angeles, Maricel Cunanan, Dan Ibarra,
Jeffrey Cobankiat, JonJon San
Agustin, Liza del Rosario-de Jesus,
Carmen Cojuangco, Josine Elizalde,
Chris Boon, Scott Guthrie, Fred
Combe, Kenny Wong, James Clark,
Dennis Belgira, Miko Pascual, Carlo
Zaldarriaga, Kathy Bacosa, Betty
Preysler, Gerone Olorocisimo, Karen
Michelle Bitanga, Dorothy How,
Kathrina Sheena Marie Que, Maria
Cristina Rigor, Marie Josephine Rigor,
Katrina Rigor, Jonina Tanchanco, Karl
Porsha Tanjutco, Roger Wilson, Belle
Litton, Rem Ramos, Conchitina
Bernardo, Anna Livia Separa, Chita
Lopez, Luis Ablaza Jr., Henry
Villarica, Jean Henri Lhuillier, Ben
Farrales, Jean Goulbourn, Dita Sandico
Ong, Martin Pulgar, Reggie Inocencio,
Edgar Cruz, Baybee Dionisio, Meer,
Susie Ortiga, Carolina Cruz, Eloy Yan,
Lizette Cojuangco, Annette Lee, Helen
Cruz, Benny Lim, Dindo Litonjua,
King King Celdran, Gloria del Rio,
Zita Feliciano, Alice Reyes, Rafael
Alunan, Vincent Vargas, Rita
Ledesma, Grace Tiongco, Angie
236
Magbanua, Yvonne Hilario, Jerry

Barican, Mary Jane Ortega, Vince
Formoso, Susan Yu, Kinsun Ng, Peter
Wallace, Rhoda Campos, Sultan Andy
de Rossi, Dr. Adolfo Bellosillo, Adrian
Ocampo, Dr. Anthony Villalon, Sylvia
Palma, Ramon Ty, Maria Dolores
Tomas Morales, Eki Cardenas, Ramon
Cojuangco Jr., Teresa Arnaiz, Shelby
Payne, Lee del Pan, Antonio Olbes,
Fausto Preysler, Diana Darlene How,
Kathleen Shara Mae Que, Dianna
Carla Sison, Finina Marie Tugade,
Yoli Ayson, Ericio Arcilla, Florito
Maniego, Ador Maniosca, Renato
Almeda, Arturo Buenaventura, Nelson
Calimoso, Jose Alcabasa Jr., Carlito
Tulod, Dr. Maria Virginia
Decangchon, Nila Aguila, Olivia Tan,
Isabelita Villanueva, Carmen Cruz,
Maria Lourdes Rabato, Bummer
Santiago, Herminio Aquino, Alfred
Chua, Bobi Alegre, Pep de Leon,
Bobby Bautista, David Tinio, Boy
Ong, Sonny Pasco, George Pimentel,
Alex Buenaventura, Max Joaquin,
Manoski Gadi, Gabby Tong, Oscar
Jorge, Renato Garcia, Noel Malaya,
Jess Birosel, Tonton Avelino, Tito
Cipriano, Toto Claravall, Rene
Ongpin, Bobby Demigillo, Barry
Purisma, Beli Belizario, Michael
Escaler, Opet Velasquez, Bert Jacobe,
Louie Jalandoni, Santiago Cua, Joey
Zuiga, Ces Hernandez, Ed Tintoc,
Reevee Vergara, Rico Pelaez,
Benjamin Bitanga, Tito Lopez-Dee,
Robert Ortiz, Gonza Teehankee, Butch
Veloso, Freddie Pineda, Dojo Sison,
Vicente Mendoza, Popoy Recalde,
Monchito Roco, Ives Nisce, Jun
Simon, Rose Ledesma, Issa Maago,
Lilibeth Virata, Linda Villanueva,
Ampy Nepomuceno, Narciso Padilla,
Rafael Galvez, Connie Lopez, Amelia
Coronel, Natividad Jose, Cynthia
Bautista, Monina Lopez, Aying de
Leon, Marietta Holmgren, Ignacio
Dee, Tessie Luz, Olga Severino-

Martel, Chloe Romulo Periquet, Cez
Manalo, Carrie Bautista, Joey
Sobrepena, Titang Montinola, Louie
Kierulf, Lorna Llanes, Jeanette Reyes,
Quiel Marcelo, Chester Velasquez,
Gladys Co, Malou Fores, Tessie Daza,
Chito Lozada, Christian Macky,
Christopher Batiller, Judith Banal,
Erwin Almonte, Gerard Chesnel, Kaye
Miranda, Archie Lacson, Eirvin Knox,
Ver Bayad, Micca Mer Monte,
Raymond dela Cruz, Gina Ledesma
Lim, Rene Puno, Marcia Campos
Fong, Maribel Dario, Baby Antonio,
Rene Banzon, Edwin Feist, Beth
Cristobal, Belen Hidalgo, Elizabeth
Sanchez, James Litton, Patrick Galvez,
Zeny Cabral, Ana Litton, Rufo
Colayco, Arsenio Bartolome III,
Annabell Aduana, Marietta GuanzonHolmgren, Baby de Jesus, Baby Tan,
Connie Guanzon-Garcia, Lita Goo,
Che Singson, Dingdong Eduque,
Archie King, Jun Kintanar, Pablo
Narciso, Kathy Santiago-Litton,
Minnie Osmea, Hilda Koronel, Sonny
Osmea, Ronnie Salonga, Dinah Del
Rosario-Filart, Mimay Locsin, Alicia
Flores, Zeny Avila, Cesar Gabaldon,
Vilma Sorongon, Ariston Bautista,
Alejandro Oppen, Conchitina
Bernardo, Chita Lopez, Joysie Rufino,
Malou Fores, Paloma Esmeria, John
Tanjangco, Luciano Costa, Ton
Concepcion, Nenuca Blardony,
Monette Guevarra, Daisy Payumo,
Norma Mondoedo, Drina Ampil, Liza
Elorde, Tec Golamco, Nati Aventura,
Lita Goo, Sharon Azanza, Katherine
de Guzman, Hong Jong-Ki, Asha
Dvitiyananda, Andre Navato, William
Belo, Let Aguado, Cita Schmid, Ruby
Chua, Dely Ongsiako, Marion Salonga,
Benny Gopez, Lovell Gopez, Major
Gen. Roberto Sabularse, Robert
Arevalo, Cynthia Santiago, Conrad
Calalang, Pablo Narciso, Tonypet
Araneta, Bernardo Bernardo, Kitty
Reyes, Rovy Ledesma, Julie Rufino,
Stephen Morelos, Aurora Lebron,

Celia Cuasay, Liding Oledan, Marlou
Litton, Justin Rebano, Loreto Cabaes,
Lyra Rufino Maceda, Grace Padilla,
Ellen Reyes, Christopher Lim, Frank
Grassmann, Chari Bagatsing, Leenie
Laurel Castillo, Jay Lopez, Carol
Valeda, Beaver Ledesma, Dr. Gunter
Matschuck, Raymond Garcia, Louie
Galvez, Bot Gersbach, Nena del
Rosario, Ding Aguado, Romy Aquino,
Minerva Tanseco, Christina Beltran,
Tess Castro, Alice Dee, Tec Golangco,
Monette Guevarra, Peluchi Atayde,
Leni Reyes, Maritess Pineda, Carl
Francis Ramirez, Bambina
Buenaventura, Cyndy Tan-Jarabata,
Dinah Ventura, Isah Red, Liezel
Zialcita, Ernest Rufino Jr., Johnny del
Rosario, Randy Uson, Celuch and
Bonggoy Manahan, Vina Gaisberger,
Stephanie Palma Gil, Dr. Adolfo
Bellosillo, Geronimo de los Reyes,
Bummer Santiago, Erlie Gamboa,
Conchita Toda, Carlos Perez Rubio,
Malou Fores, Rem Ramos, Teyet
Pascual, Zita Feliciano, Danny
Labrador-Gapasin Jr., Eloy Yan, May
Neri, Susie Ortigas, Carolina Cruz,
Marita Pascual Nuque, Benedict Tan,
Desmond Sia, William Lim, Larry
Chua, Anton Chua, Michael Sy, Daniel
Terence Yu, Gary Coscolluela,
Ricardo dela Rosa Jr., Teofilo Santiago
Jr., Xavier Antonio Garcia, Annette
Gaddi Liganor, Ted Narciso, Abelardo
Tolentino Jr., Robert Carag Ong,
Albert Vicente Rodriguez, Ronnie
Simbulan, Jose Pedro Recio, Roger
Villarosa, Panfilo Domingo, Michelle
Dayrit-Soliven, Margo Fragante,
Amalie Azanza, Carrie Bautista, Jacqui
Maniquis, Jun Lagman, Marissa
Rocha, Elvira Ledesma, Marcia
Campos Fong, Aida Cobankiat, Celuch
Manahan, Viring Ongkeko, Edgardo
Tordesillas, Jose Antonio Gonzalez,
Pitang Tiongson, Ameen Wal,
Benjamin Oliva, Ramon Atayde,
237

Antonio Roxas-Chua Jr., Lin-Ay
Rufino, Ria Rebano, Cheryl de Leon,
Geraldine Mayor, Karen Santiago
Montenegro, Dr. Ramon Batungbacal,
Menchu Romero, Celine Bautista,
Claudio de Luzuriaga, Oye Fores,
Sixto Orosa III, Malou Rosal, Nenuca
Araneta Blardony, Marielle Litton,
Antonio Tambunting Jr., Carrie
Bautista, Tereret Liboro, Lina Lorenzo,
Cynthia Conine, Letty Hahn, Cosetta
Cassin Fedele, Marilou Alejandro,
Naty Pappas, Dott. Massimiliano
Sponzilli, Minerva Tanseco, Maria
Algreir, Lyn Liboro, Tessie Rodrigo,
Frank Evaristo, Johnny Chan, Sony
Lopez Gonzales, Kit Aguado, Alex
Libongco, Cris Icban Jr., Roman
Azanza, Edith Rabat, Criselda Lontok,
Sharon Tan, Jennifer Alonte, Dr. Lyra
Ruth Clemente-Chua, George Lopez,
Tito Tesoro, Noli Hans, Ramon Shing,
Bobby Yang, Cez Manalo, Joaquin
Rebano, Oskar Atendido, Michelle
Tuason, Teresa Arnaiz, Ma-ys Rufino,
Rosita Fernandez, Zac Sarian, Rocky
Teodoro, Minnie Jentes, Jeng dela
Torre, Arthur Lopez, Teresita Briones,
Pam Litton, Pachot Mapa, Sonia
Mathay, Bolo Tuason, Irene MarcosAraneta, Tony Carag, Maridol
Mabanta, Odi Rufino, Maripaz Garcia,
Nene Leonor, Liza Bengzon, Ernie
Pantangco, Leslie Moncupa Severino,
Ditos Alcain, Cedie Lopez Vargas,
Henry Atayde, Mercy Tuason, Vicky
Cuisia, Mari Caballero, Mina Paras,
Inday Gabaldon, Ferdinand Lucero,
Eddie Atayde, Marisue Rufino,
Maritess Limtong, Dante Silverio,
Nellie Bengzon, Arlene Abiera, Cindy
Velez, Benny del Rosario, Ingrid
Bonnevie, Chona Trinidad, Fiona
Young, Harry Limtong, Techie
Velasquez, Titang Montinola, Jeanette
Reyes, Joe Rebano, Victor Rufino,
Pinky Concha-Colmenares, Fred
Velayo, Angelo Songco, Ryan Ros
Calmante, Amelia del Rosario-Aquino,
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Christine Litton, Gerard Ramos,

Antonio Floirendo Sr., Leonor de
Leon, Cary Lopez, Ronnie and
Menchu Concepcion, Rose Orbigo,
Marilyn Parra, Belinda Litton, Salome
Uy, Naty Golez, Mialhe de Burgh,
Francis Aguado, Raffy Aguado, Abeth
Yu, Ludy Padilla, Phoebe Marquez,
O.V. Espiritu, Lalie Tolentino, Lucille
Chebaldin, Chinits Rufino, Robert
Yupangco, Maritess Lopez, Fritz
Azanza, Mary Ann Reyes, Marion
Salonga, Grace Gallego, Donald
Marshall, Joyce Ramirez, Macario
Rufino, Jun Campillo, Roselle Rebano,
Former Metrobank president Tony
Abacan, Philippine National Bank
board of director, Rep. Miguel Mike
Romero, retired Philippine Supreme
Court Chief Justices Hilario Davide,
Jr., Artemio Panganiban and Reynato
Puno, Fernando Zobel de Ayala, Bea
Zobel, Ayala Land, Inc. president
Antonino Tony" Aquino, Rowena
Tomeldan, AC Legarda, Mark Sablan,
Joseph Reyes, Maricris Bernardino,
Pivi Diaz, Rina Rejanit, Bobby Dy,
Manuel V. Pangilinan, TV5 PresidentEmeritus and The Philippine STAR
Chairman Atty. Ray C. Espinosa, TV5
President and CEO Noel Lorenzana,
Ariel Fermin, Gary Dujali, Meralco
HR and Corporate Services Senior
Vice-President and Philippine
Basketball Association ChairmanEmeritus Mon Segismundo and
Sports5 head and Gilas Pilipinas
Basketball Team Coach Chot Reyes,
Kenneth Yang, Tessie Sy-Coson, Tony
Tan-Caktiong, Ramon Ang, Alfred Ty,
Arthur Ty, Sari Yap, Lance
Liza Gokongwei-Cheng, Isha AndayaValles, Myrza Sison, Jo-ann Maglipon,
ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation
Chairman Eugenio Lopez III, ABSCBN Broadcasting Corporation
President and Chief Content Officer
Charo Santos-Concio, Star Cinema

ABS-CBN Film Productions, Inc.
managing director Malou Santos,
Broadcast Head and Channel 2 Head
Cory Valenzuela-Vidanes, television
business unit head Laurenti Dyogi,
business unit head for comedy Linggit
Tan-Marasigan, ABS-CBN Publishing,
Inc. General Manager Ernie Lopez,
Dreamscape Entertainment Television
President Deo Endrinal, Roxy
Liquigan, Riley Santiago, Robert
Labayen, Mark Yambot, August
Benitez, Nandy Villar, Rico Camus,
Raymond Miranda, Mark Lopez,
Maricel Arenas, Happy Mabulay,
Darwin Cerrado, Aldrin Cerrado, Dino
Laurena, March Ventosa, Chris Lopez,
Carlo Katigbak, Leo Katigbak, Paolo
Pineda, Bong Osorio, Monchet Olives,
Karen Coloma, former ABS-CBN
presidents Cito Alejandro and Freddie
Garcia, Star Magic Vice-President
Mariole Alberto, Cathy Garcia-Molina,
Arnel Natividad, Toto Natividad, Malu
Sevilla, Rechie del Carmen, Jojo
Saguin, Olivia Lamasan, Laurice
Guillen, Jerry Lopez-Sineneng, Tots
Mariscal, Erik Salud, Ruel Bayani,
Ruel Naval, Joyce Bernal, John-D
Lazatin, Jerome Pobocan, Jonathan
Diaz, Wenn Deramas and Don
Cuaresma, 4, 000 Lopez kin from all
over the world, ABS-CBN Manila
Radio and Sports Division head Peter
Musngi, ABS-CBN Integrated News
and Current Affairs Chief Ging Reyes,
music composer and television director
Bobet Vidanes, the members of the
Yap, Diaz, Castelo, Mendoza, Daza,
Planas, Valenzuela and Vidanes
families, Andrew Tan, Beth Lee, Fe
Agudo, Washington Sycip, Peoples
Television Network, Inc. General
Manager Cleo Dongga-as, Felipe
Gozon, Menardo Jimenez, Sr., Jimmy
Duavit, Annette Gozon-Abrogar, Lito
Abrogar, Lilybeth G. Rasonable, Regie
C. Bautista, Marivin T. Arayata, Jose
Mari R. Abacan, Gigi Santiago-Lara,
Darling P. De Jesus, Cheryl Ching-Sy,

Teresa L. Pacis, Bang U.
Arespacochaga, Ali NokomDedicatoria, Intercontinental
Broadcasting Corporation Chairman
Jose Avellana Jr., President/CEO
Manolito Cruz, TAPE, Inc. president
and chief executive officer Tony
Tuviera, Malou Choa-Fagar, TAPE,
Inc. chairman-emeritus Romy Jalosjos,
Sanjiv Vohra, Wilson Tieng,
Philippine Daily Inquirer board
chairman Marixi Rufino-Prieto,
Philippine Daily Inquirer president
Alexandra Prieto-Romualdez,
Philippine Daily Inquirer editor-inchief Letty Jimenez-Magsanoc, United
States Embassy spokesperson Rebecca
Thompson, as well guests were media
agencies and advocacy partners, 600
participants of the World Economic
Forum on East Asia Summit 2014
from more than 30 countries, 1,000
guests during the presidents State of
the Nation Address 2014, the foreign
delegates to the 65th Session of the
World Health Organization (WHO)
Regional Committee for the Western
Pacific region and International
Information Technology-Business
Process Management Summit 2014,
bag designer Sylvia Santos, fashion
designers JC Buendia, Randy Ortiz,
Jojie Lloren, Dong Omaga Diaz, Joey
Samson, Ivarluski Aseron, Vittorio
Barba, Gerry Katigbak, Frederick
Peralta, Rajo Laurel, Len
Nepomuceno, Hindy Weber-Tantoco,
Ramon Esteban, PJ Aranador, Edwin
Ao, OJ Hofer, Arcy Gayatin, Tippi
Ocampo, Avel Bacudio, Jerome Salaya
Ang, Joel Escober, Anthony Nocom,
Albert Andrada, Noel Crisostomo,
Ronaldo Arnaldo, Kristel Yulo, Happy
Andrada, Pablo Cabahug and James
Reyes, FDAP designers Johnny Abad,
Ricky Abad, Dexter Alaza, Nino
Angeles, Delby Bragais, Karen Castro,
Kirby Cruz, Ivan dela Cruz, Perry
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Diaz, Lynn Roxas, Boyet Dysanco,
Ricco Escaro, Rocky Gathercole,
Genar Gozum, Pristine de Guzman,
Adin Lara, Paul Ranier Lim, Noelle
Llave, Edgar Madamba, Jontie
Martinez, Nikkie Martinez, Ole
Morabe, Vivo Nazareth, Dave
Ocampo, Lito Perez, Nholie Pilapil,
Joyce Pilarsky, Aan Pineda, Raoul
Ramirez, Yako Reyes, Rholand Roxas,
Edgar San Diego, Fanny Serrano,
Edwin Uy, Simon Ariel Vasquez,
Geoffrey Zordilla, independent fashion
designers Jun Escario, Michelle Sison,
Patrice Ramos Diaz, Charina Sarte,
Cary Santiago, Dennis Lustico, John
Paras, Bea Albert, Eric de los Santos,
Maureen Desini, Vania Romoff,
Martin Bautista, John/Paul Herrera,
Ronald Mendoza, Audie Espino,
Sidney Perez Sio, Goullee Gorospe
and Raoul Ramirez, countrys design
icons Inno Sotto, Auggie Cordero,
Pepito Albert, Cesar Gaupo, Lulu TanGan, Mike de la Rosa and Loretto,
Efren Ocampo and The Dean of
Filipino Fashion Designers Ben
Farrales, Yasko Katsura, Anila Naeem
Khan, Bridgette McDonald, Oya
Basaga, Pham Thi Quyinh Trang, Sol
Lavina De Arias, Chrisna Vermeulen,
Kavita Mitter, Winglip Chang and
Raky Urbina, David and Angel
Guerrero, Carissa Coscolluela,
Samantha Lopez, Luis Pedron, Momar
Visaya, Manny Agbanlog, Tim Garcia,
Dennis Clemente, Terry Badiola,
Nanding and Mila Mendez, Paulie and
Carla Villacorta, Robin Tomas,
Konstantin Yusipov, Katrina Quintas,
Chef Noel dela Rama, Ria Del
Rosario, Bea Tenchavez, Christie Tan,
Lucia Santiago, Stacy Brennan,
Christine Larranaga, Clement Gavarry,
Nell Castellvi, Henry and Marissa
Beck, Pierrea and Marie Toundjis, On
the Cover Band, Kenosis Band, Tessie
Javier, Cely Chiongbian, Ningning
Salcedo, Ellen Climaco, Chichi
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Martinez, Charie Mascuana, Lorna

Quisumbing, Iris Arcenas, June
Alegrado, Grace Colmenares, Lani
Osmea, Kate Anzani, Agnes Huettel,
Lynn Romero, Marwin Velicaria,
Chino Quintana, Carlo Borromeo,
Portia Florenosa, Venus Guilos,
Margaret Pareja, Rob Pengson, Conrad
Calalang, Grace del Callar, Beth Day
Romulo, Adolfo Lopez, Marc
Martinez, Edgardo Butawan, Jessica
Avila, Manny Padilla, Cris Roque,
Bro. Felipe Belleza FSC, Bro. Bernard
Oca FSC, Barry Bunyi, Alexander
Chan, Philip Rodriguez, Dennis
Lustico, Kenji Okunaka, Emmanuel
Valencia, Kazuo Tsuji, Masashi Date.
Wilson Lim, Rudy Tiu, Jimmy Lim,
Sam Frederick Lim, Michelle Keng,
Ningning Lazaro, Mitch Cajayon, Jose
Aquino II, Sheila Suntay, Atty. Mela
Mosqueda Bengzon, Christine
Araneta-Ferreira, James Bernas, Chelle
Campos, Bong Casis, Carmela Casis,
Apol Dionglay, Marvin Fausto, Mike
Garcia, Ricky Lacson, Carmela
Ongsiako, Gigi Phua-Lim, Fred Tiu,
Yeyey Yatco, Charlie Yu, Joie
Lhuillier, Jan Nieto, Nina Estacio,
Michelle Concepcion-Reyes, Yasuko
Katsura, Dr. Valerie Herbosa Floro,
Irwin Tieng, Ian Tiongson, Bambina
Olivares, Celine Tanseco Abella,
Cristine Del Valle-Duque, Ranny Misa
and Nina Kokseng, Antonio and Lucy
Garcia, Jean Teves, Julio Misa, Diana
Ledesma, Vincent Kokseng Jr., Robert
Quintos, Maribel Kratz, Rosie Huang,
Julius Neri, Irma Atillo, Ann and
Ramon Paulin, Natividad Salcedo,
Christine Misa, Cheryl Carcel, Lallie
Garcia, Kimberly Kokseng, Francesca
Martinez, Kevin Kokseng, Carlo
Camaya, Stanley Yap, Herman
Bascon, Glenn Soco, David Agustines,
Kenneth Kokseng, Trina Molina,
Christopher Vincent Kokseng, Leanne
Partridge, Frederick Ledesma, Sari
Jean Garcia Malixi, Barbara Aboitiz,

Frances Amper Sales, Benhur Abalos,
Mia Tambunting Padilla, Lyn Sunico,
Chris Diaz, Edgar San Diego, Harley
Ruedas, Jerome Salaya Ang, Joel
Escober, Jontie Martinez, Julius Tarog,
Lizanne Cua, Mitch Dulce, Ramon
Favila, Rickie Abad, Roel Rosal,
Roland Lirio, Simon Ariel Vasquez,
Twinkle Ferraren, Monique and Miren
Jarque, Aimil Sarmiento, Maitina
Borromeo, Meryll del Gallego,
Amanda Nicholls, Jessica del Gallego,
Stacy Celdran, Sophia Jordana, Chi
Lansang, Helen del Rosario, Katherine
Yao Santos, Gabriel Gamboa, Antonio
Abacan Jr., Cristina Cuevas, Sheila
Romero, Dr. Esperanza Cabral, Voice
of Cebu, Arturo Radaza, Elaine
Cooper, Janice Minor, Atty. Reynaldo
Maclang, Zarina Nuval, Samantha
Garcia and Michael Gagnon, Amorn
Gagnon, Christina Villalon, Patricia
Valenzuela, Sylbeth Plaza, Kristina
Lizardo, Shem Garcia, Victor
Montalvan, Michael Punsalan, Danny
Sanchez, Antoine Scotto, Miren Krista
Pages, Ayla Rosemarie Gomez, Keith
Edward Palacios, Cypris Sy Nichol,
Kate Anzani, Msgr. Cristobal A.
Garcia, SAP, HP, Msgr. Adelito
Abella, PA, Margette and Efren
Sarmiento, Maureen and Paul
Frederick Cyster, Deena Pages and
Sito Ugarte, Juanita Montalvan and
Ralph Suarez, Cristina Garcia and
Eduardo Alegrado, Ruth Vicky
Palacios and Loi Villalon Bernardita
Medalle, Ricardo Garcia, Francisco
Mioza, Michelle Laboriante and Vito
Angelo Selma, Angela Manuel,
Werner Moelter Jr., Laura Elizabeth
Douglas, Marcelino Rotea, Paolo
Sarmiento, Nina Mancao, Shem Jose
Garcia, Duane Santos, Pauline
Gorriceta Banusing, Joyce Makitalo,
Paolo Lorenzana, Monica Llamas,
Angelo Villanueva, Joey Server,
Twinky Lagdameo, Rachel Lobangco,
Michael Bumgarner, Issa Litton,
Hilario Davide III, Filomeno Lim,

Chef Andre Karlen, Zabeth Co, Suzette
Ayson, Catrina Paulino, Doody
Tuason, Rocky Flores, Percy Intalan,
Holy Family Chorale, Dr. Josette
Talamera Biyo, Rene and Anne Puno,
Frannie Jacinto, Beth Mendoza, Chito
and Anna Sobrepea, Rhoda and Vince
Aldanese, Khristine Gabriel, Dioceldo
Sy, Paul Cabral, Cary Santiago, Ruby
Chua, Suzette and Arnold Ayson,
Cecilia Manguerra Brainard, Cita
Revilla Yabut, Donald Dee, Puchi
Carrion-Di Ricco, Bobby Garcia,
Tinee De Guzman, Nympha Valencia,
Heny Banzon-Sison, Eugene Ellis, Sen
Nichols, Bryan Tayag, Stefan
Wilzynski, Kenti Tam, Victor Ortega,
Kai Nakanishi Lim, Jeremy Trevis,
Joel Trinidad, Cathy Azanza Dy, Felix
Rivera, Noel Rayos, Johann Dela
Fuente, Thea Tadiar, Pheona Baranda,
Rycharde Everley, Arsenio Yulo, Jorge
Araneta, Baby Araneta-Fores, Manolo
Lopez, Odette Pumaren, Marta Mari,
John Tiangco, Joel Valdes, Diane
Ventura, Alyanna Martinez, Judy Dy
Tumangan, DJ John Hendrix, Sarah
Rose Lim, Lenie Catindig, Edelyn
Tanalgo, McCann Erickson Client
Service Director Bernadette
Chincuanco, Coca-Cola ASEAN
Business Unit President Manuel
Arroyo, Coca-Cola Philippines
President & General Manager
Guillermo Aponte, marketing director
Anubha Sahasrabuddhe and Franchise
and Commercial Leadership Director
Peter Schaelstraete together with the
Coca-Cola Philippines team: Johanna
Hife, Steve Little, Rogie Delena,
Raymond Villaflor, Teejae Sonza,
Jobert Dumlao, Sharon Tanganco,
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Roki Ferrer, Rachel Cruz, Francis
Chua, Franz Decloedt, Yasmin Mallari,
Jenny Cinco, Jing Atienza, Criselda
Pascual, Mavel Banocnoc, Thess
Acuna, Franco Jorge, Stephanie
Castillo, Tish Condeno, Jaideep Kibe,
Nicamae Baylen, Jenalyn Perez, Barry
del Rosario, and Nikki Lee, Suyen
Corporation's Nene and Virgilio Lim,
Bryan Lim and Suyen Lim, Carlos
Chan's children Carlson, Archie,
Rinby, Larry, Oszen and Shera Chan,
Tony Ferrer, Lawrence Tan, Atty. Joji
Villanueva-Alonso, former Ilocos Rep.
Roque Roquito Ablan, Charie Villa,
Stella Katigbak Dearing, Cecy Seares
Luna, Duke Frasco, Choy and Marissa
Cojuangco, hair stylist and Philippine
Fashion Ball creative director Noel
Manapat, Star Magic handler Monch
Novales, Domini Torrevillas, Daisy
Reyes, Wendell Ramos, Eric Fructuso,
Angel Jacob, Susan Reyes, Joey
Antonio, Josef Gueta, Rosanna Pea,
Elena Arias, Ed Bouffard, Ramon Sy,
Bong Recio, Jun Palafox, Mario
Katigbak, Rita Dy, Andy Alcid and
Christine Carandang, Robin Chua,
Paul Koh, Gemma Suzara, Dodie Diaz,
Carmita Francisco, Abby Tan, Salva
Catacutan and Arlyn Asuncion,
Raymond Lauchengco, Gus Aldeguer,
Nina Romualdez and Simon Halley,
Chichi and Patrick Lizot, Jojo
Veneracion, Adin Gonzales, Mark
Abastillas, Lullubelle Castaneda, Nick
Carr, Peter Prentice, Soon Eng, R
Ramesh, Tony Valdez, Michael Kho,
Colin McKay, Robi Lolin, Avel
Bacudio, Katrina Lagman, Felipe
Villaroman, Luigi Avance, Rea
Gomez, Cristina Pecson, Maricris
Abad Santos Albert, Chestnut Heredia,
Bebeth Timbol, Geoff Simpson, Joan
Mitchell, Maripi Muscat and Johnny
Velasquez, Noel Oate, Paco and
Aurora Gonzalez, Russell Sobrepea
Cynthia Yu and Juan Antonio Baos,
Renato Vidal, Carlo Cordaro, Tes
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Pasola, Ann Pamintuan, Bianca

Araneta, David Almendral, Chris
Escudero, Mikko de Villa, Johann
Ramos, Lovell Gopez, Paula Locsin,
Alan Mathay, Von Tan Gana, Ditrie
Villacorta III, Jackie Aquino, Caren
Bayhon, Ria Vinzon, Jackie Castillejo,
Donnie Geisler, Danny Seigle, Ali
Peek, Brandon Cablay, Cris Calaguio,
Junthy Valenzuela, Bo Perasol, Steve
Thomas, Kookie and Menchie
Ramirez, Gianna Montinola, Bobby
Taada, Robert Aventajado, Gary
Lising, Maricar Xerez-Burgos, Karen
Santos, Conchita Toda, Doody Tuason,
Fr. Pedro Garcia Galende, Angie
Lacson, Corazon Alvina, Jose Mari
Trenas, Eduardo Ermita, Peter Favila,
Choi Joong-Kyung, Edwin Tan, Malu
Francisco, Lloyd Roy Besin, Aldwin
Angeles, Jean Ramirez, Tresh Ras, Vic
Alfred Inting, Chino Viceral, Patrick
Kasingsing, Kat Rodriguez, Jason Yu,
Jun-Jun Evangelista, Joal Magbitang,
Angela Espinas, Lindsey Lim, Therese
Paras, Renzo Solis, Tanya Manalaysay,
Paula Uy, Monika Guballa, Patrick
Cocabo, Gretchen Fang Uy, KR Bibit,
Inna Yenko, Karla Aguas, Robyn
Chua, Michelle Uy, Alyssa Lapid,
Patrick Morales, Edward Reyes,
Wence Calinawan, Mira Ramirez,
Joanna Young, Miko Eijansantos,
Fiona Ong, Mich Velasco, Len
Gonzales, James Co, Rizza Tagle, Ana
Cabanban, Tin Clemente, Junie
Salvador, Joseph Castro, JC Gonzales,
Gab Calleja, Dane Navarro, Ben
Bulac, Paje Davide, Kit Enriquez,
Carmela Tabanera, Cassandra Sy,
Myra de Leon, Jordan Samantha Tan,
Camille Lumapas, John Bonifacio,
Charlene Chua, Vanessa de Veyra,
Marianne Ko, Karen Magtubo, Felicia
Santos, Iris Templo, Angeli Wei,
Karen Binwek, Monika Guballa,
Alyssa Lapid, Katrina Tecson, Francis
Garcia, Janelle Tanlim, Russel Corral
and Madz Ong, Janelle Tanlim, Angela

Espinas, Dane Navarro, Mel del
Rosario, Madz Ong, Junie Salvador,
Francis Garcia, Russ Corral, Patrick
Morales, Justin Ravago, Ben Bulac,
Fiona Ong, Sean Galvez, Ranny
Aquino, APD Nera, Jon Francisco,
Reg Rodriguez, Pia Co, Nikko Robles,
Kara Rondina, Tania Telow and Helen
Graido, Iris Templo, Lindsey Lim,
Alex Coloquio, Angela Esteban,
Christine Aw, Mahrra Tan, Robyn
Chua, John Bonifacio, Mej del
Rosario, Gab Calleja, Suzette de Leon,
Therese Paras, Roma Magsumbol,
Aileen Ang, Ryuji Santisteban, Iya
Villania and Drew Arellano, Paolo
Abrera, beauty queens Lara Quigaman,
Shamcey Supsup with husband Lloyd
Lee, Gwen Ruais, Bianca Manalo and
Pia Wurtzbach, Sitti Navarro, Jasmine
Curtis Smith, James Blanco, Eric Tai,
K Brosas, Claudine Barretto and
Raymart Santiago, Randy Santiago,
Bamboo Manalac, Binibining Pilipinas
2013 winners Cindy Miranda and Pia
Romero, Miss International 2013 Bea
Rose Santiago, Miss Universe 2013
3rd Runner-Up Ariella Arida,
Katherine de Castro-Cruz, Oyo Boy
Sotto, Rowell Santiago, Dominique
Cojuangco, Dina Bonnevie with
husband Ilocos Sur Vice-Governor
Deogracias Victor Savellano, Jericho
Rosales, apl.de.ap, Eddie Garcia and
Richard Gomez, Former Professional
Models Association of the Philippines
board members and fashion luminaries
Tina Maristela Ocampo, Izza
Gonzales-Agana, Desiree VerdaderoAbesamis, Marina Benipayo, Patty
Betita, Tweetie de Leon-Gonzalez,
Den Abesamis, Hans Montenegro,
Grace Molina and Ariel Atendido,
Robert Mananquil, models Robby
Mananquil, Raya Mananquil-de Leon,
and Rissa Mananquil-Trillo with
Valerie de los Santos; Ateneo de
Manila University Blue Eagles team
manager Paolo Trillo; Current
Professional Models Association of the

Philippines president Phoemela
Baranda also came with Manilas
favourite models Grace Tagle, Bubbles
Paraiso, Luke Jickain, Mia Ayesa,
Sanya Smith, Mika LagdameoMartinez, Antoinette Enciso-Ocampo,
Angel Agustin-Co and Marilen
Faustino-Montenegro, The Philippine
STAR Lifestyle section columnists RJ
Ledesma, Stephanie Zubiri-Crespi, and
Tim Yap, Stephen Cheng, Pete Tan,
Diane de la Fuente, Melissa Gibbs,
Ana Nievera, Hector Roque, Leslie
Aquino, Ana Cruz, Anthony Kristine
Meehan, Benedict and Willin Chan,
Karen Joven, Luis Ong, Elizar
Masucol, Leo Ang, Ricardo Tan,
Antonio Yu, Alfredo Bonpin, Sandy
Javier, Mark Ang and Donna Ng, Joel
Gironella, Marichelle Ligon, Leah
Sanchez, Peter Limjoco, Itong Torres,
Alfredo Pio de Roda, Tina Bautista,
Mia Tambunting, Leah Navarro, Sam
Avila, Mia Nolasco, Tessa Alvarez,
Julie Cedo, Rachel and Kiko Climent,
Gary Cruz, Dindo Magallanes, Vivian
Yuchengco-Zialcita, Jovy Ang, Gary
Coscolluela, Babeth Gomez, Grace
Miranda, Chiqui de Guzman, Irene
Tieng, John Lim, Martin Chan, Mandy
Torres, Doreen Yu, Salvador Bernal,
Ely Pintor-Mansor, Joey Yupangco,
Michael Salientes, JC Festin, Brian
Medina, Tin Misa, Waagner Biro,
Helmut Wuzela, Ligaya Borcena,
Enrique Buensuceso, Christian
Troemmer, Gunther and Joanne
Matschuck, Ditas Chua, May Reyes,
Bernhard Netz, David Baldwin, Alu
Suarez, Charisse Chuidian, Gilles
Chouraqui, Marie Arenas, George and
Marjon Ruffner, Karoly and Aleta
Okolicsanyi, Simon and Nina Halley,
Andy del Rosario, Yves and Techie
Remondeulaz, Bong Coo, Winfried
Heytems, Alan Charles Atkins, Abel
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Dolatre, Charles So, Rolando Ramos,
Diomedes Lim, Angelo Moreno
Abarico, Romano Venuti, Gary
Benanav, George May, Edijar
Martinez, Eduardo Malinis, Antonio
Bernardo, Ramon Pedrosa, Ralion
Alonzo, Cooky Chua, Butch Saulog,
Antonio Gonzales, Dante and Tess
Timbol, Col. Ed Pooley, Charles and
Jessica Horne, Ulrich Hahn, Karl
Heinz Wiegels, Sid Consunji, Joe
Merin, Hingy Tuason, Panch Gillego,
Reynaldo Berroya, Vicky
Garchitorena, Dr. Miriam DefensorSantiago, Roilo Golez, Eddie Lauz,
Boy Mabasa, Pepe Peralta, Augusto
Isberto, Anthony Acevedo, Nick
Marte, Carmen Conanan, Lulu
Miraflores, Fenny de los Reyes, Piolo
Pascual, Victor Corpuz, Sally Ong Pac,
Vitaliano Nagagas, Ernesto Chan,
Eduardo Malinis, Jaddy Vitug, Emily
Abrera, Vince Abella, Greg Yu, Yolly
Ong, Joey Avellana, Bobby Barreiro,
Rene Tolentino, Berry Achacon, Inaki
Manipula, Arthur Cabrera, Jerry
Mercado, Jefferson Boone, Andrew
Tan, Rommel Remulla, Robbie Berba,
Millet Salvino, Willy Sun, Cecile
Felix, Joey Palacios, Ting Singson,
Maricris Zapata, Gui Adorno, Luke
Landrigan, JunJun and Courtney
Camcam, Lia Bernardo, Nakin
Piyarom, Aina Calido, Tito Lopez,
Claudia Bermudez, Atty. Katrina
Legarda, Angel Jacob, Cita Revilla,
Valerie Weigmann, Carlos Celdran,
Cristalle Belo Henares, Bea Azcuna,
Tippi Ocampo, Kyle Dela Fuente, Ella
Lopez Gana, Lulu Tinio, Amelita
Martinez Ramos, Chary Aboitiz, Sam
Eduque, Josine Elizalde, Dexter
Osorio, Allan Hernandez, Orpha
Roma, Faye de Jesus, Cynthia
Santiago, Chona Trinidad, Cleopatra
Maack, Aileen Payumo, Michelle
Cawad, Dr. Uko Legarda Nelson, Leny
Cawad, Adiel and Sammy Arellano,
Angie and Badong Rodriguez, Catha
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and Michelle Server, Vicki and Hans

Schmid, Cynthia Cortes, Vicky Asaad
and Tricy Legarda, Honey Boy
Palanca, Dina Bonnevie, Johnny
Revilla, Sandy Daza, Elizabeth
Cunanan-Angsioco, Matthew Lloren
and Tani Aragon, Tata Aragon, Candy
Ochoa, Marica Cabrera, Maryrose
Centenera, Ana Esperanza-Uy, Tet
Magno, Msgr. Don Erfe, Rev. Fr. Greg
Ramos, Leon Ang, Tony and Maryann
Bejar, Jose Laig, Luisa Quintana,
Ramon Mojica, Jomar Castillo, Joyce
Orea-Stalder, Tetta Ortiz-Matera, Gus
Albor, Roberto MA Robles, Reggie
Yuson, Naki Ataman, Bob Zozobrado,
Armando Anday, Andy and Tisha
Bautista, Celia Cuasay, Leroy Tan,
Amado Tadeo, William and Eliza
Valdez, Dave Mercado, Roi Philips,
Lorna Quisumbing, Susan Campos,
Nimfa Yatco, Margarita Romualdez,
Jaina Perez, Tina Coscolluela, Joan
Matchuck, Vincenzo Cappelluto, Chit
Montenegro, James Freney, Rodolfo
Giusto, Tillie Pelagallo, Syke and
Sessy Garcia, Mari Kaimo, Geneva
Cruz, Cher Calvin, Pia Regala, Corcor
Dizon-Agustin, Fiona Lucas, Luz
Julian Peralta, Glo Faria Peralta, Dr.
Teresita Colome, Ruby Tuason, Msgr.
Matt Garcia, Joe Briones, Dr. Jazmine
Gongora, Cali and Pepsi Aro, Dr.
Andrea Dimayuga, Rev. Fr. Nick
Yatco, S.J., Santos and Pilar Estacio,
Eta Mercado, Etta Rosales, Toby
Tiangco, Peewee Trinidad, Sonny
Belmonte, Gary Coull, Mike McCoy,
Richard Taylor, Tim and David
Ferdinand, David Fergusson, Simon
Dewhurst, Rafe Totengco, Josie
Natori, Anna Bayle, Tunting Cruz
Matters, Tunting Cruz Matters,
Maricel Matias and Rene Santos, Zeny
Cabral, Melissa Lopez, Bea Valdes,
Laurice Guillen, Socorro CancioRamos, Isidro Camacho, Clarissa
Ocampo, Kelly Sum, Joyce Ma, Karina
Borromeo, Brad Turvey, Robbie Puno,

Monsour del Rosario, Benny Litonjua,
Lourdes Gregorio, Judith Zapanta,
Juanjo Berenguer, Alvaro Pertierra,
Pepito Albert, Tricia Cu Unjieng,
Jackie and Dyan Castillejo, Riki Kwek,
Robert Arevalo, Barbara Gonzales,
Erwin Elechicon, Maan Hontiveros,
Malu Maglutac Chiongbian, Ampee
Sietereales, Bobby Macapagal, Tony
and Charing Ang, Quinito Henson,
Rosanna Roces, Bettina Osmea,
Cheloy Dans, Tessie Dichupa, Cota
Yabut, Corito Kalaw, Adelia Angeles,
Peping and Essen de las Alas, Aurora
Nosco, Tomas and Gracing Dadia,
Edita Cambe, Natzy Zaragoza, Oming
Concepcion, Tessie Pajarillo, Ching
Bernardo, Imelda Requiesta, Lucy
Vergara, Merce Reyes, Jo Madarang,
Jimmy Nanagas, Mila Dayrit, Ading
Dayrit, Paolo Valenciano, Tim Cone,
Mon Isberto, Ben Quezon Avancea,
Pitang Lopez-Tiongson, Fr. Roberto
San Diego, Belinda Adora and Bong
Marquez, Berna Lomotan, Ramon
Barretto, Catherine Weir, Nina Aguas,
Gerry Ablaza, Topper Coronel,
Norberto Nazareno, Gigi Montinola,
Yogi Salcedo, Dolly Fortun, Connie
Mamaril, Daisy Ople, Monet Joven,
Lulu Villanueva, Jenette Lista, Susan
Sebastian, Lucille Chabeldin, Marilu
Ngo, Johnny Taguinod, Thelma Dinoy,
Victor Valbuena, Carlo Orosa, Mauro
Malang Santos, Jessica Soho, Ariel
Lozada, Amparito Lhuillier, Lili
Adina, Petite Garcia, Nelson
Paglinawan, Dawnie Roa, Dee Hua
Gatchalian, Sheryl Yao, Organisasyon
ng mga Pilipinong Mang-Aawit
(OPM) President and EDSA People
Power Commissioner Ogie Alcasid
and wife Regine Velasquez, Luke
Mejares, Nyoy Volante, Wency
Cornejo, Maegan Aguilar, Jonathan
Badon, Atty. Ferdie Topacio, Alvin
Anson and Gary Berena, Davey Langit
and Lara Maigue, Michael Jackson
impersonator Jericho Valencia,
teleserye stars Zanjoe Marudo, Jake

Cuenca, Erich Gonzales, Paulo
Avelino, Coco Martin and Julia
Montes, model and television show
host Bianca Gonzales, music composer
Jim Paredes, actor Robin Padilla with
his wife Mariel Rodriguez and brother
Rommel, Noli de Castro, Vicky Zubiri,
noontime game and variety television
show host Willie Revillame, 1969
Miss Universe Gloria Diaz, Father and
son Pen and Ping Medina, Mat Ranillo
III, cousins Isabelle Daza and
Georgina Wilson, Pokwang Subong,
Wowowee girls RR Enriquez, Saicy
Aguila, and April Congratulations
Gustilo, Carla Abellana, sexy actress
Katrina Halili, models Pancho Magno,
John Spainhour, Vince Ferraren and JC
Tiuseco, Aga Muhlach, comedian Gelli
de Belen, Dra. Vicki Belo, Edward
Mendez, Kim Benedicto Lokin, Atty.
Persida Rueda-Acosta, Bernadette
Sembrano, Cheryl Cosim, Nia
Corpuz, Marife Mordido, Aida SyGonzales, Aster Amoyo, Karen
Padilla, Edna Lazaro, Leslie Saulsbury,
Lourdes Rosario, Jet Versoza, Apple
Peji Tan, Champaigne Flores, indoor
volleyball player Gretchen Ho,
comedian John Lapus, singer Kean
Cipriano, Mia Nolasco, chef Lando
Laudico, Ginger Conejero,
Comedienne Candy Pangilinan and
Arnell Ignacio, film and television
directors Jose Javier Reyes and Manny
Castaeda, Internet action star
and Boys Night Out DJ Ramon
Bautista, Richard Gutierrez, TV host
Raymond Gutierrez, Mae Paner, Pinky
Amador, Leo Valdez, Noel Trinidad
and Jun Urbano, Dr. Aivee AguilarTeo, Judy Ann Santos, Maricel
Soriano, Ai-ai delas Alas, Vice Ganda,
Ruffa Gutierrez, Rustom Padilla,
German Moreno and Gardo Versoza,
1986 EDSA People-Power Revolution
veterans Leah Navarro, Mitch Valdez,
and Maan Hontiveros, Megastar
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Sharon Cuneta and Kiko Pangilinan
and daughter KC Concepcion, Amy
Austria, Diana Zubiri, Gina Pareo,
Maryo J. de los Reyes, Eddie Garcia,
Ronaldo Valdez, Ronnie Lazaro, Rio
Locsin, Jed Madela, Vina Morales,
Victor De Leon Lima, Chiyuki
Fujimoto, Chertchai Methanayanonda,
Busba Bunnag, Khun Manthana de
Leon, Khun Kullanit, Khun Suwattee
Teerapath, Joey Bernardino, Rene
Lapid, Albert Banaag, Rhea Rivera,
Jhoanna Lim, Mike Celis, Lei Lopez,
Chikarom Kitiyakara, Silvana Diaz,
Phyllis Zaballero, Alfredo and Beth
Francisco, Ron Reibenbach, Pilar
Singian, Sylvia Ventura, Mindy Gana,
Carmen Lynam-Mannakee, Renee
Veyret, Irit Ben Abba, Busba Bunnag,
Hajah Maimunah Dato Haji Elias,
Salem Adam, Jacky Foo, Mohammed
Ebrahim Aljowaid, Navrekha Sharma,
Milena Santana-Ramirez, Joao
Cayetano da Silva, Domini Primero,
Miko Valenzuela, Ronnie Henares,
Baham Mitra, Cita Astals, Chiqui RoaPuno, Jaime Daez, Ella Roces
Montenegro, Jenny Syquia, Michelle
Bayle, Slick Rick, King DJ Logan,
Ginny del Rosario and Emilio Abello,
Luis and Barbara del Rosario, Alice
Ong, Aying Palenzuela, Joanne del
Rosario, Ging de los Reyes, Billy
King, Jesse Sincioco, Mike
Constantino, Mon Maramba, Reynato
Puno, Edmundo Reyes Jr., Paulyn
Sicam, Dr. Rosita Navarro, Cesar
Purisima, Francis Tolentino, Antonieta
Fortuna-Ibe, Lance Gokongwei,
Winnie Nazareth, Enrico Villanueva,
Maritoni Fernandez, Josephine Knox,
Betty Tenchaves, Presy Ramos, Susan
Grau, Chito Francisco, Kate Gordon,
Spirit of 67, Albert Bildner and Lin
Illusorio, Jesusa Calanog, Linglingay
Lacanlale, Bill and Lily OBoyle,
Winna Kimmel, Calvin Tsao, Nene
Quimson, Minnie Osmea, Anna Sy,
Hernan Cortez, Isabel Ongpin, Rene
246
Encarnacion, Lourdes Montinola,

Nelly Fung, Lorna Laurel, Toni Yulo
Loyzaga, Del Fojas, Nestor Santiago,
Andy Locsin, Lorrie Reynoso, Lorenzo
and Lorrie Valdez, Dr. and Mrs. Ruben
Paredesm, Dr. and Mrs. Raul Sala,
Tess Labrador, Kiling Dakudao, John
Tanchangco, Philip Zorgani, Trisha
Reyes, Bernadette Barbers, Ruth
Padilla, Jeannie Ng Sandoval, Mary
Ann Arcega Dy, Raffy Suarez,
Antonio Reina, Aissa Barrera
Cojuangco, Arlina Arrozal de Jesus,
Louie Vargas, Andie RectoMontenegro, Mitos Pacis, General
Alberto Fernando Braganza, Homer
Flores, Candy Pangilinan, Roberta
Lopez-Feliciano, Maribel Ongpin,
Toni Yulo-Loyzaga, Andy Locsin,
Lauro Baja Jr., Apostolic Nuncio
Archbishop Antonio Franco, Parouk
Hussin, Irit Ben-Abba, Helen Ong,
Helmut Gaisberger, Evangeline
Pascual, Joanne Lorenzana, Carla
Tengco, Alice Dixson, Mike Planas,
Marisa Olasolo and Arturo Rocha,
Edward Wehrli, Baby Araneta, Toni
Abad, Bebet Gozun, Gloria Mara,
Michael Salientes, Carol Atacador,
Marides Fernando, Rose Libongco,
Teofisto Guingona Jr., Ernesto
Maceda, Monique Zani, Ernie and Fe
Yu, James Lau, Celia Cuasay, James
Jao, Don Valerio, Gener Caringal,
Arleen Ong, Tomas RodriguezPantoja, Roland Reyes, Dennis
Socrates, Cel Yulo, Bing-Bing
Gonzales, Bela Vasquez, Chu-Chu
Madrigal and Mandy Eduque, Cesar
Buenaventura, Dada LorenzanaSantiago, Inno Sotto, Peque Gallaga,
Fr. Robert Reyes, Rupert Jacinto,
Tingting Cojuangco, Ping Valencia,
Red Jacinto and Julie Hidalgo, Boots
and Andy Soler, Jesi and Gina
Mendez, Nora Jacinto, Eddie and Katie
Jacinto, Nanette dela Cruz, Africa
Valdes-de Reynoso, Emily ReynosoLaws, Hans Sy, Larry Francia, Raul

Ingles, Bobby Gopia, Adrian Cristobal,
Virginia Moreno, Chitang GuerreroNakpil, Ramon Villegas, Kit Roxas,
Jomari Trenas, Paulino and Hetty Que,
Pepe Smith, Ricardo Cardinal Vidal,
Msgr. Alberto Boongaling, Msgr.
Rafael Oriondo; Fr. Raul Martinez; Fr.
Ricardo Adan; Fr. Rogelio Meynardo
Beredo; Fr. Greg Landicho; Fr. Luis
Manuel Lucero; Fr. Roy Macatangay;
Fr. Ernesto Mandanas; Fr. Godofredo
Mendoza; Rad and Chi Calayags
spiritual adviser, Fr. Dennis Paez; Fr.
Richard Panganiban; Fr. Eugene
Pealosa; Fr. Joseph Rodem Ramos;
Fr. Wilfredo Rosales; and Fr. Noel
Salanguit. Fr. Aloysius Buensalida,
Tony Adriano, Aba Lluch Dalena, Al
Perez, Lito Carating, Henri Cainglet,
Andy Maluche, Thea Paz, Ronald
Garcia, Shahid Zahid, Vicky Abad,
Paulo Vinluan, Isay Alvarez, Rachel
Alejandro, Mandy Ochoa, Bert
Nievera, Franco Laurel, Zaldy
Ladroma, Paolo Guevarra, Alfonso
Yuchengco, Peter Go-Pailan, Dr.
Adolfo Belosillo, Franco Laurel, Zaldy
Adolfo Belosillo, Drs. Amelia and
Manuel Catalan, Ulay Tantoco, Ben
Farrales, Des Bautista, Fe Habijas,
Steve De Leon, Manny Castro,
Raymund Isaac, Jon Hall, Vicky
Marchandesch, Nick Tuason, Tessie
Tomas, Katrina Tantoco and Paolo
Lobregat, Annabelle Rama, Francisco
Maosa, Sonia Santiago-Olivares,
Antonio Rodriguez Mendoza, Ivy
Almario, Conrad Onglao, Mike de
Jesus, Jean Monteverde, Beng Puyat,
Oscar Motlo, John Cogul, Alvaro de
Salas, Oscar Via, Elizabeth Sy, Pedro
Roxas, Geni and Yorgos Psinakis,
Eileen Choy, Nico Montinola, Franco
Limjuco, Gina Mok, Greek Nafsika
and Bubbles Drossou, Mike Vaca,
Gemith Gemparo, Debbie Enriquez,
Judith Zapanta, Enrique and Tine
Vasquez Prada, Richard and Nick

Underwood, Tina Pamintuan, Dennis
Padilla, Gilda Salonga, John Lesaca,
Fides Cuyugan-Asenio, Benny and
Ophie Clemente, Fr. Sanny de Claro,
Antonio Martel Jr., Belen Lovina
Ticzon Martel, Don and Norma
Sanders, Roberto Felano and Rizalina
Buenaventura, Irene Martel-Francisco,
Bombit de la Pea, Julius Ticzon and
Ryan Manaog. Peppy Dinglasan,
Gabriel Santos, Andre Dinglasan,
Margaret and Theresa de la Pea,
Wanggo Gallaga, Portia Santos, Arlene
Ticzon, Chit Gohu, Linggoy and
Connie Araneta, Danny and Lilia Cruz,
Jim and Vivian Villacrusis, Emma
Ilagan, Tessie Maronilla, Gerarda
Villa, Evelyn Kilayko, Fr. Tony
Rosales, Pierra Calasanz, Gina
Godinez, Marilou Martinez, Efren
Briones and Iya Rodriguez, Paula
Camille Locsin and Juan Paolo
Bondoc, Angeles Guevara, Betty
Mactual, Belen Castro, Matin Petilla,
Lu Antonino, Neptali Gonzales II,
Pinong Javier, Johnny Remulla, Jose
Puyat Jr., Aristeo Puyat, Mercy
Tuason, Dr. Randy Francisco, Leonard
Tirol and Amanda Onrubia Guidotti,
Rev. Isauro David, Arthur Macapagal,
Mickey Ferriols, Eric Buhain, Robert
Nacianceno, Mon Gonzalez, Malu
Veloso, Toby Gan, Noel Dela Merced,
Ala Paredes, Richard Venn, Gregorio
Domingo, Axel Gohner, Anthony
Garcia, Lance Sheperd, Jun Juban,
Paul Cabral, Angela Velez, Andrea
Bautista, Sarah Jane Paez-Santiago,
Dondi Alikpala, Letlet Veloso, Aurora
Diaz-Wilson, Tina Tinio, Sonny
Borromeo, Tonio Veloso, Amalie and
Roman Azanza, Lorna and Levy
Hizon, Ruby and Buddy Roa, Roi
Philips, Beth Romualdez, Paz Sotto,
Lucille Villanueva, Jean Salvador,
Ruby Santos, Luli Delgado, Victoria
Tuazon, Toby Cabalkin, Cynia
Mascarias, Dot Favis-Velasco,
247

Anthony del Rosario, Miko Pascual,
Chef Roland Laudico, Nicky Camcam,
Greg Singian, Pinky Amador, Bonjin
Bolinao, Peachie Veneracion, Renee
Araneta, Chukri Prieto, Bert Garcia,
Michelle Quizon, Dale Villar, Jacques
Dupasquier, Nicolas Goullencourt,
Julien Cleret, Sebastien Mangeant,
Martine Vasseur, Andree Belanger,
Michael Seligman, Sabrina Heinekey,
George Hashim, Suzzane King,
Charina Sabal, Charles Rappaport,
Jean Hetzel, James Benoit, Cecilia
Leung, Rina Sinisalo, Jim Lynch, Brett
Coleman, Edi Tekeli, Anne Witheford,
Caridad Sanchez, Gelo Serrano, Fanny
Serrano, Cynthia Almario, Gino
Padilla, Maribi Garcia, Beth Sison
Tagle, Robbie Herrera, Nancy Dizon
Castro, Cynthia Jocson, Cecil Licad,
John Silva, Gabrielle Calizo, Beth See
and Rene Nabong, Sari Ortiga, Marc
Logan, Gringo Honasan, Francis
Ricciardone, Edwin Arce, Dino Santos,
Freddie Borromeo, Dondi Santos,
Bobby Aguirre, Ricky Yabut, Cooch
Lynch, Vince Bitong, Amalie and
Hizon, Ruby and Buddy Roa, Celso
Dayrit, Cindy Kurleto, Ino Manalo,
Dale Villar, Trish Villanueva, Manet
Dayrit, Jia and Gabby Estrella, Miko
Valenzuela, Erich Edralin, Christine
San Diego, Morten Bremelhoej, Mia
Trinidad, Gai Olivares, Philippe
Ticzon, Bubut Andres, Caridad
Sanchez, Gelo Serrano, Maribi Garcia,
Beth Sison Tagle, Rolf Kambli, Robbie
Herrera, Kitty Go, Nancy Dizon
Castro, Cynthia Jocson, Ambassador
Mohamed Ebrahim Al-Jowaid, Gaita
Fores, Joanne Salgado, Letty Hahn,
Luz Cullen, Fanny Blanco, Telly
Aldana, Maricris Cardenas-Zobel,
Maricar Totengco, Wanda Louwallien,
Anton Palanca, Bobby Claudio, Rick
Yupangco, Monchet Ongsiako, Jose
Luis Villanueva, Zack and Roisin, Jed
Carlos, Carla Gutierrez, Lyn Sherman,
248
Pastor Paul Mata, Anthony Garcia,

Santi Elizalde, Vince Bitong, Rem
Zamora, Herminia Fajardo, Erlinda
Villanueva, Lourdes Sese, Virma
Vergel de Dios, Marinela Velez, Maria
Ang, Erlinda Sunico, Roby Goco, Jose
Sala, Tony Lozada, Pericles Dakay,
Allen Tan, Christopher Uy, Deborrah
Ann Cua Ho, Ignacio Bunye, Ed
Calma, Ed Calma, Franklin and Mila
Drilon, Philip Cruz, Chito Melo, Henry
Yutuc, Trish Cu Unjieng, Janine de
Padua, Thelina Nuval, Joey de los
Santos, Eddie Manuel, Ramon Tulfo,
Raulito Manglapus, Charlie Carmona,
Victor Valbuena, Dudo Vaca, Chiqui
Tan, Rea Gomez, Lourdes Dolendo
and Clemente Garcia, Msgr. Francisco
Tantoco Jr., Paco Delgado, Nelson Lo,
Mario Locsin, Gen. Pacifico Lopez de
Leon, Dr. Bert Bella, Ric Berlin Jr.,
Benjamin Sagum, Dr. Lalitha
Sockanathan, Ruby Gonzales-Meyer,
Janet Tan, Rebecca Berlin, Sylvia van
Seghbroeck, Mely Palomar, Delie
Swafford, Inmaculada Gonzalez and
Juan Paolo Manguerra, Paolo Soler,
Christy Manguerra, Paolo Celso and
Kirsten Cuenco Larraaga, Giandino
Pages, Pia Mercado, Margarita
Aberasturi, Ynes Manguerra, Zoe
Larraaga, Jesus Miguel Sala, Miguel
Manguerra, Guadalupe Childrens
Choir, Ayen Laurel, Agnes Castillo
Mantolino, Marie Guingona-Lamb,
Susan Reyes, Gino Tadiar and Peachy
Leonardia, Luna Mazhira BellerTadiar, Noelle Mikaela Leonardia de
Asis, Matthieu Leonardia Dumatol,
Marilou Kho, Romeo Sicat, Jennifer
Abello, Peter Toundjis, Remselle
Cuaycong, Moises Gaite, Carlo and
Alfredo Tadiar, Gretchen Leonardia
Dumatol, Mailin Paterno-Locsin,
Shaina Magdayao, Bro. Armin Luistro,
FSC, Sen. Aquilino Pimentel, Jr.,
Rachel Tiongson-Singson, Efraim
Genuino, Iaki and Ana Ugarte, Fritz
and Marilu Senn, Jake and Tina Gaw,

Danny Jota, Egar Suelo, Orson
Orleans, Rose Cacho, Andy Grey,
Bianca Balestero, Bonette Balacano,
Mario Ugarte, Eddie Buot, Mark
Bretherton, Edward Chu, Jackie Deen
Lotzof, Bro. Bo Sanchez, Mia
Borromeo, Chari Bagatsing, Margie
Pengson-Juico, Lingayen-Dagupan
Archbishop Soc Villegas, Maizie
Sycip-Qua, Daniel Guthrie, Calvin
Millado, Queen Alandy Dy, Hannah
See, Kristel Tiu, Barbie Chan, Teyene
Enverga, Dr. Jo Qua, Greg Sycip,
Lolita Sycip, Mitos Juarez, Ben Go,
Marissa Chan and Annie Carmona,
Ruben Tiu, Bob Achacoso, Bernard
Abeleda, Cynthia Lacson-Tiu, Cathy
Tiu, Linda Yap and Evie Tiu, Bill
Carlos, Kathleen Dy and George Go,
Jackie Khu Tong, Leo and Adele
Wassmer, Christina Tan, Cora Sy Lim,
Ana Apun, Amy Lim, Caling Young,
Julie Cedo, Carol Masibay Garcia,
Bimbo Cerrudo, Gary Lising, Archie
Rodriguez, Anita Chan, Ronnie
Joseph, Christopher de Leon, Paolo
Abad, Bro. Dan Andrew Cura,
Monchu Garcia, Shella Laxa
Sarmiento, Dietmar Ditrich, Charisse
Que, Renne Villasin, Tessi Villarama,
Gabby Eigenmann, Fernando
Aracama, Atty. Albert Arcilla, JR
Isaac, Sheila Romero, Josephine Knox,
Josie Lichauco, Satur Ocampo, Ana
Marie Mendoza, Charlie Palpalatoc,
Melotte Mondelo, Gina Lopez, Evelyn
Forbes, Tina Maristela and Rico
Ocampo, Ernest Escaler, Eric Quizon,
Mariko Jacinto, Aye Nuguid, Ryan
Villareal, Antonette Enciso-Ocampo,
Annie Mae Reynes Chen and Chris
Fussner, Ricardo Alcordo, Abel
Nolasco, Vivien Tan, Chikie Samson,
Vicky Tensuan, Michael Salientes,
Joyce Antonio Ramirez, Antonio
Lozada, Edgar Chiongbian, Eleuterio
Ong Vao, Bernard Vonn Sia, Pericles
Dakay, Lita Aldana, Bebe Alcoseba,
Alice Belen, Tita Antigua, Mara Dela
Rama, Charlotte Teodoro, Margie Dela

Rama, Avelino Zapanta, David Lim,
Enrique Javier, Celso Dapo, Michael
Bubl, Brian Lim, Luis Manzano,
Aubrey Miles, Bobby Garcia, GP
Reyes, Toni Leviste, DJ Jon Herrera,
Maricar Vasquez Tan, Marilou
Villacarlos, Mara Ceguera, Rhaye de la
Cruz, Jacob Pimentel, Arlo and Marko
Sarmiento, Leanne Florendo, Pebbles
Villalon, John Syjuco, Atty. SP
Sumulong, Hilario Davide, Jr., Joseph
Gaisano and Bernie Liu, Augusto Go,
Felisa Etemadi, Mariquita
Salimbangon Yeung, Edgardo Labella,
Paul Villarete, Ruben Carraza, Earl
Kokseng, Winglip Chang and Efrain
Pelaez, Margot Osmea, Resil
Mojares, Bobby Nalzaro, Maxwell
Espina, Manuel Guanzon, Tito Cuevas,
Raymund Fernandez, Josephine Booth,
Ambassador Amable Aguiluz V,
Manny Padilla, Johnny Santos, Ramon
Antonio, Lucille Carlos, Donnie
Tantoco, Jamby Madrigal, Marlinda
Tan, Rosario Utzurrum, Dietmar
Dietrich, Maribel Dario, Dondi
Almario, Bobby Novenario, Dr.
Socorro Martinez, Claire BettitaSamson, Christian Espiritu, Manuel
Quezon III, Rachy Cuna, Mia Virata,
Atty. Perry Pe, Bea Zobel Jr., Nikki
Prieto-Teodoro, Linda Lagdameo, Iya
Guingona, Gerard Walker, Andre
Borromeo, Javier Calero, Mark
Gilbert, Baudouin Denis, Fernando
Ferrer, Al Camba, Toni Abad, Dr.
Tyrone Reyes, Ming Arroyo, Django
Bustamante, Fernando Aracama, Jenny
Pea, Patrick Rosas, Jessica
Rodriguez, Maritel Nievera Shani,
Sandy Javier, Bayani Agbayani,
Karmina Constantino, Rosebud Ong,
Mariano Garchitorena, Cheri Mercado,
Monique Villonco, Cheling and Susan
Sala, Stella Bernabe, Lydia Alfonso,
Janet Alfafara, Desmond Hatton,
Maggie Garcia, Neil Rumbaoa, Jaja
Chiongbian and Dexter Cheng, Hans
249

Sy, Antonio Abacan Jr., Irene Martel
Francisco, Herbert Bautista, Ate Glow,
Jojo Guingona, Vicky Garchitorena,
Pinky Marquez, Christine Del Valle,
Boboi Costas, Danny Barrientos, Julito
Eraa, Erico Aumentado, Anos
Fonacier, Gloria Escao, Rose
Alfafara, Tina Bonifacio, Amparo
Rodil, Anita Sanchez, Milagros
Espina, Merle Cunanan, Juanita
Verano, Fe Necesario, Flor Streegan,
Inday Avila, Tina Ebrada, Mathea
Baguia, Tess Chan, Paolo Ballesteros,
Rosanne Prieto, Mia Urquico, Cogie
Domingo, Melanie J. Cuevas, Marc
Licaros, Mohamed Saleh Fakhri,
Marwan Koleilat, Ali Al Rais, Fathi
Shehab, Mario Hatchem, Pablo Garcia,
Norma Patalinghug, Angelo Verdan,
Danilo Mojica, Veronica Lim, Viveca
Singson, Lisa Henson, Jenny Franco,
Daisy Payumo, Eddie Ilarde, Wille
Buyson Villarama, Stephanie Libre
and Anton Pages, Rosemary Libre and
Ray Pages, Nicolas Torres and Susan
Farrarons, Luis Moro and Margarita
Sarmiento, Krista Pages, Jana Kubias,
Mary Emerald Dichupa, Inglina
Juvalta, Gino Cambonga, Jet Ricardo,
Charles Pages, Ezra Pages, Beatrice
Pages and Nicole Enriquez, Antonio
Villalon, Michael Pages, Mikel and
Claudine Ugarte, Kerwin Go and
Leanne Florendo, Arlo and Martine
Sarmiento, Eugene Muya, Annabel
Toledo, Gian Karla Montalez, Kriz Lee
Velasco, Janelle Fernandez, Cornelio
Paras, Billy Rey Hutalla, Jamielle
Naredo, Krystel Dalumpasig, Kathleen
Junios, Kenneth Cobonpue, Edwin Ao,
Eloisa Robinson, Harley Ruedas,
Palmy Pe-Tudtud, Wendell Quisido,
Doro Barandino, Budoy Marabiles,
Anne Chen Jude Elardo, Cristy
Manguerra, Raymund and Estela
Fernandez, William Manahan, Ray
Kuan, Tito Cuevas, Dino Lloren,
Andrew Barba, Marichu Tan, Menchu
Antigua, JR Rosales, Lawrence Fong,
250
Ana Mendoza, Roy Nebrija, Pete

Obach, Jay Gamboa, Raffy Jose,
Melissa Lopez, Borgy Manotoc, Jane
Paredes, Ogie Diaz, Lyka Ugarte,
Anthony Chang and Xacah Alessandra,
Ricardo King, Oscar Chua, Cesar
Mozar Jr., Wington Chang, Carl
Singson, Alex Arcilla, Rodolfo
Singson, Aljoe Alfonso, Mario
Medina, Florentino Atillo III, Irma
Lim Atillo, Mona Li, Anna Wright,
Lydia Chang, Kathie Javellana, Linda
Knobbe, Gina Aboitiz, Tina Fonacier,
May Go, Mila Cabiluna, Sarita
Pimentel, Richard Joseph Li, Danika
Javellana, Layla Kiener, Vanessa
Deen, Inez Reformina, Brooke Iskra,
Paul John Kiener, August Molina,
Liland Maacap, Matthew Morrell,
Alexander Wright, Gabby Estrella,
Tokie Tantoco, Andrew Teh, Joan
Young Tiu, Shuichi Tanaka, Ian
Tiongson, Jojo Lastimosa, Bea Lucero
Lhuillier, John Gregory Osmea,
Maryann Bringas, Ronnie Lau, Ritchie
Tuao, Peter Yang, Vivien Chan,
Eulogio Bonsukan, Antonio Oposa Jr.,
Efren Valiente, Marissa Fernan,
Lourdes Jereza, Tess Chan, Michael
Go, Ayen Laurel, Rayne Ranin, Judy
Aboitiz, Rod Feliciano, Theo Seiler,
Heherson Alvarez, Agnes Mantolino,
Angela Montenegro-Arroyo, Toni
Abad, Tetta Ortiz Matera, Agnes
Huibonhua, Pat-P Daza Planas, Karl
Hudson, Rene Almendras, Carlos Co,
Txabi Aboitiz, Ronnie Pasio, Rolando
Nuez, Luzanne Manlapit, Tess
Albulario, Timi Nubla, Peggy Ty
Cham, Karel Marquez, Ruthy Vera,
Allen Arvin Tan and Jennifer Toledo,
Fr. Emerito de la Rama, Vicente Tan
and Joy Sia, Nicolas Pimentel, Agustin
Palao, Pureza Dumancas, Evelyn
Coronel, Ian Irving Tan, Michael Eric
Go and Maria Theresa Mutia, Jose
Albert Avila, Maria Liza Blessett,
Levie Lim, Ann Marjorie Ong, Joanna
Angheng, Inez Aznar, Carla Tiu, Tania

Morada, Deborrah Cua Ho, Lourdes
Arnado, December Chy, Calvin
Gothong, Ryan Yu, Christopher Uy,
James Go, Edric Tan, Emilio Pascua,
Edward Onglatco, Gladys Llaban,
Andie Noval, Marissa Unchuan, Brad
Geiser, Nancy Ortiga, Annie Benitez,
Jude Hipolito, Anna Marie Periquet,
Reena Francisco, Aisa Yap, Nick
Celdran, Amor Maclang, Bobby
Capco, Rocky Urbina, Toti Wong,
Corcor Bitong, Tess Villanueva, Mike
Planas, Vicky Montenegro, Joy
Belmonte, Joanne Zapanta Andrada,
Arthur Yap, Toots Ople, Sandee
Siytangco Masigan, Angel Jacob, Mike
Romero, Len Bautista, Ross Rica King
and Darren Deen, Monsignor Adelito
Abella, Rev. Father Regis Wan,
Patrick Rosas, Ricarido and Rosalinda
King, The Voices of Praise Choir,
Robin and Luis King, Carlos Palanca
III, Kazuie Hirose, Kazuo Wada,
Lourdes Cacho, Grace Gonzalez,
Haydee King, Victoria Tiu, Linda
Chang, Mario Raymundo, Oscar
Moreno, Jun Rodriguez, Yoyong
Martirez, Abubakar Afdal, Rona
Agustines, Jenny Ortega-Manguiat,
Rachel Mercado, Kevin Limjoco,
Bettina Aspillaga, Bernadette
Lomotan, Roberto Francisco, Daniele
Vastolo, Gil Miguel Puyat, Maridee
Chanyungco, Celia Silang-Cruz,
Rosanna Escudero, Sigrid Villamil,
Jojo Silverio, Jenny Serrano, Noel
Bautista, Lexi Schulze and Javi
Berrenguer-Testa, Francisco Delgado,
George Mirani, Murli Menon,
Dingdong Avanzado and Jessa
Zaragoza, Jay Manalo, Alessandra de
Rossi, Ben and Naida Yapjoco, Del
and Marilou Ordoez, Glenn and
Glenn Westerman, Edwin Medalle,
Rene and Girlie Sarmiento, Colette
Goldstein, Maloli Espinosa
Manalastas, Kata Inocencio, Kakai
Manotoc-Arroyo, Jane Franco, Dean
Lina Liparanon, Fernando Pea, Cecile
Guidote Alvarez, Christopher Carreon,

Ramon Del Rosario Jr., Chari
Bagatsing, Miguel Blardony,
Angelique Villaraza, Ingrid Chua Go,
Ricky Alegre, Candice Gotianuy,
Bunny Ludo, Zeny Deen, Socorro
Protacio, Rev. Fr. Anthony Pabayo,
Lynn Agustin, Tony Lambino, Ria
Romero, Louie Locsin, Gloria Mara,
Corcor Bitong, Francis Abraham, Bien
Bautista, Tom Epperson, Jun de Leon,
Raymund Isaac, Neal Oshima, Lita
Puyat, Quark Henares, Henry Frejas,
Mark Meily, Raymond Red, Parikshit
Bhasin, Ana Martha Moreno, Sonja
Ocampo, Ginger Ignacio, Kathy Teves,
Vanessa Morales, Marge Marasigan,
Ria Castrillo, Anna Xeres Burgos,
Annabelle Tan Amor, Marlinda
Angbetic Tan, Erma Cuizon, Gingging
Dumdum, Jovenir Bataican, Manuel
Dumdum, Catherine Marie Castillo,
Mayra Florencio, Viveva Singson,
Edwin Bautista, Joseph Ortega
Pollisco, Estelle Ople Osorio, Maki
Cruz, Carissa Oledan-Coscolluela,
Joanna Preysler and Raul Francisco,
Danny Giles, Solomon Cu, Nicky
Price, Annie Tanchanco, Felix Yu,
Manny Parocco, CJ Jesena, Myrna
Fernandez, Raffy Prats, Francis
Soliven, Marc Abaya, Peter Jentes,
Ana Ugarte, Dale Villar, Iris Fernan
Arcenas, Grace Colmenares Lerma,
June Alegrado Ugarte, Tata Mara,
Yvonne Quisumbing, Bingbong
Cecilio-Palanca, Ida Vargas, Mark
Christian Parlade, Conrad Estrella,
Blue Carreon, Dorcie Guingona,
Joanne Matschuck, Marissa
Buenaventura De Venecia, Lorna
Silverio, Annie Ringor, Paul Henri
Duillet, David Ennes, Marietta Santos,
Josine Elizalde, Marilou Arroyo, Pinky
Marjorie Barretto and Dennis Padilla,
Anne Marie Robicheau-Saguil, Manny
Ayala, Alexandre Charriol, Cathy De
251

Rosa, Martha Orosa Uy, Jonathan
Matti, David Almendral, Ricky
Toledo, Vicky Veloso Barrera, Venice
Laurel Hermano, Gigi Reyes, Teddy
Dario, Gabby Katigbak, Tet Defensor,
Mona Bishier-Valdes, Sandie CastroPoblador, Michelle Dinglasan, Kitchie
Nadal, Joshua Payne, Vincent
Tanjutco, Emily Siy, Beth Romualdez,
Sheila Carlos, Veronica BaluyotJimenez, Valerie Sotto, Joey Syjuco
Jr., Robert Reimche, Rafael
Hechanova, Manuel Teehankee, Atty.
Duane Santos, Atty. Vicente J. Carlos,
Monsie Guingona David, Dr. Brenda
Fajardo, J. Randell Tiongson, Pia
Young, Paolo Trillo, Dr. Mina
Ramirez, Angelito Nayan, Joseph Yeo,
Nicanor Perlas, Mannix and Nicole
Ortega, Chari Villanueva and Bobby
Cabral, Wanwan Reyes and Rafael
Rossel, Suki Salvador, Patrick Cheng,
Claire Ann Yap, Debbie Dy, Laine
Laudico-Santana, Miles Roces, Sandra
Estrella, Odette Pumaren, Denise
Weldon, Vince Perez, Emmarose
Policarpio, Malou Frostrom, Malou
Fores, Ato Alvarez, Juan Elizalde,
Oudine Santos, Marzo Samson,
Margarita L. Delgado, Sheree Gotuaco,
Celine Novenario, Fiona Lucas,
Angelica Panganiban, Dingdong
Rosales, Gio Respall, Daniel Robert
Magisa, Alfonso Deza, Linda Lupton,
Maria Montelibano, Ansel Beluso, Dr.
Jojo Suarez, Nelia Sancho, Juampi
Betotto, Ignacio Sagaz, Ali Peek,
Cyrille Soenen, Warner Manning, Uma
Khouny, Corey Wills, Zimmer Raz,
Odette Velarde, Amelia Abaya, Paolo
Pineda, Karl McLean, Peter Jeffery,
Stephen Smith, Mike OConnor, Pam
Gella, Antonio Cumagun Sr., Reynaldo
David, Mila Santos, Alexis Cortes,
Danni Virata, Mateo and Diego
Lorenzo, Gaby Herbosa, Natalie Zani,
Bea Rocha, Ixxi Mapua, Mikeli
Mapua-OLeary, Jake Roxas, Millie
Reyes, Fr. Betbet Rabonza, Leonida
252
Vera, Henrietta De Villa, Lino Lebron,

Mercy Tuason, Danny Dolor, JJ
Sunico, Ping De Jesus, Rhea De Vera,
Jacques Dupasquier, Luzanne
Manlapit, Maeng Dal Bae, Hyuck Jae
Shim, Annaise Fragante, Pen Roque,
Angie Limbaco, Kenny Khoo, Ana
Climaco and Tina Bonoan, Regina
Kabigting, Impy Pilapil, Mykee
Concepcion, Dinky Santos, Baboo
Mondoedo, Rita Trillo and Jose Mari
Ugarte, Lia Martinez, Tanya Lim
Llana, Alessandra Oledan Rodriguez,
Thomas Ellspermann, Elaine
Matawaran, David Jacob, Cid White,
Ronald Passion, Kiko Escora, Norman
and Astrud Crisologo, Jun Poblador,
Hanna Yulo, Jude Lee, Derrick
Chiongbian, Paolo Prieto, Marcel
Crespo, JP Bautista, Ash Mirpuri,
Nikki Romero, Judge Primero,
Candice Gil, Jessica Guevara, Hilary
Favila, Loboc Childrens Choir, Boom
Labrusca, Les Romero, Rajan
Sadhwani, Marivic Hebron Juan,
Bonjin Bolinao, Ornussa Cadness,
Celine Lopez, Victor Consunji, Rachel
Alejandro, Geneva Cruz, Raymond
Rufino, Dr. Anna Palabyab, Kai Prieto,
Agnes Lucente, Renee Villasin, Corky
Cotelo, Judy Sabacajan, Precialla
Toriano, Marcel Crespo, David Ennes,
Dale Villar, Reggie Bautista, William
Thio, Cacay Guerrero, Maggie Go,
Nina Santamaria, Isabel Gatuslao,
Mikko Yap, Fritz Martinez, Patrick
Larraga, Grant Lim, Vice Admiral
Ernesto Fernandez De Leon, Gen.
Benjamin Defensor, Lt. Gen. Thelmo
Cunanan, PA, Gen. Voltaire Gazmin,
Gen. Hermogenes Ebdane Jr., Rodolfo
Biazon, Gringo Honasan, Robert Lu
and Mary Rose, DJ, Martin and Quito
Jose, Bob McCubbing, Leo Po,
Marielle Santos, Pia Velasquez, Jose
and Tin Moreno, Carminia Pavia,
Gerhard Walter, Grant Hughes, Vicki
de Leon, Monch Cruz, Edvee Cruz,
Jami Ledesma, Pet Misa, Marlinda

Tan, Joy and Leahliz Sia, Benny and
Gemma Sala, Fernando Nanding
Jocef, Jeannie Goulbourn, Bernardo
Jojo Mitra, Nestor Jardin, DJ
Wendel Garcia, Mario Katigbak, Kat
Alano, Jacques Dupasquier, Tals Diaz,
Rich Herrera, Ely Buendia, Angel
Luzano, Elane Gica, Jan Marie Alio,
Stephanie Rose Seires, Maria Donna,
Rizza Navales, Karla Paula Henry,
Kristella Lazaro, Michelle Oblea,
Catherine Untalan, Junjun Concepcion,
Ricky Sandoval, Mika Santos, Sen.
Manny Villar, Atty. Amelia RomeroAblaza, Angela Reyes, Boompy
Martel, Rina Azcuna, Agoo Bengzon,
Russ Alfonso, Cherina Sy, Xandra
Ramos, Tessa Dragon, Vanessa
Mayuga, Minelli Bautista, Grace
Katigbak, Lorrie Reynoso, Rodgie
Panganiban, Wolfgang Bierlein, Pam
Saguin, Evie Guevarra, Prime Dizon,
Marissa Harding, Rica Arambulo,
Stephan Zenz and Alastair Schurch,
Paola Zobel, Javier Lagdameo, Nellie
King, Timothy Wright, Cui Luosheng,
Tom Zita, Filomeno Lim, Robert Go,
Agnes Magpale, Ria Romero, Atty.
Gaby Concepcion, Tommy Osmena,
Manuel T. Lopez, Archie Rodriguez,
Chacha Camacho, Conchita Razon,
Bob Joubert, Supratim Pandey, Joanne
Limkakeng, Rina Millare, Nhilda
Causing, Efren Cruz, Maricel Soriano,
Lianna Romulo, Jesus Pineda Jr.,
Felicito Payumo and Daisy Sison, Mila
How, Vilma Valera, Susan Laudico,
Tessie Amparo, Fe Rodriguez, Lucille
Villanueva, Pitang Tiongson, Nellie
Bengzon, Naty Pappas, Mabel Abao,
Nena Casimiro, Agnes Huibonhoa,
May Neri, Cynthia Aguilar-Villar,
Belen Martel, Bobby Novenario,
Fanny Blanco, Chit Gohu, Celine
Bautista, Edith Rabat, Justa Tantoco,
Karen Macasaet, Marilen Pineda, Evie
Costa, Nona Ricafort, Lilibeth
Campos, Menchu Concepcion, Betsy
Tenchaves, Monette Guevara, Tereret
Liboro, Gilda Salonga, Pacita de

Guzman, Olga Martel, Nini Layug,
Carrie Bautista, Baby de Jesus, Alice
Briones, Lulu Cataeda, Celia Cuasay,
Marites Pineda, Mita Rufino, Marissa
Fenton and Tessie Luz, Lucien DyTioco, Grace and Lito Mendoza,
Randy Urlanda, Hanny Sy, Baby
Schaff and Queenie Amman, Tony
Quisumbing, Garrison Rouseau, Albert
Garbanzos, Gerry San Pablo, Patrick
Gregorio, Rina Buenaventura, Maris
Araneta, Mila Espina, Honey JarqueLoop, Cookie Newman, Deliah Jurado,
Dell Williams, Gen. Edgardo Espinosa,
Geena Zablan, Joanne Matschuck,
Maribel Dario, Vicky Assad, Cita
Fernandez, Betty Chua, Office Garcia
Kathy Park, Maya Grace Katigbak,
Rowena Aquino, Becky Garcia,
Ginajane Grey Martin Romualdez and
Robert Young, Paqui Campos, Serge
Ayson, Eddie Ocampo, Jacques-O
Coscolluela and Sabrina Garcia,
Orlando Coscolluela and Elsa Martinez
Coscolluela, Ramon Magsaysay Jr.,
Paco Magsaysay, Joy Valdez, Esteban
Coscolluela and Marylyn Altajeros,
Ramiro "Chick" Garcia and Elizabeth
Coscolluela, David Arcenas and Inday
Lacson Gabaldon, Jose Mari Chan,
Mary Ann Galeno, Roseller Ciocon
and Chona Jison Gonzaga, Rafael
Dinglasan and Margarita Guingona,
Edouard Garcia and Angela Henson,
Manuel Lopez and Marilou Jalandoni,
Francisco Martinez and Marjorie
Martir, Bart Puzon, Carmita Remollo,
Felix Trebol, Cristina Villanueva,
Mike Enriquez, Butch Bonsol, Agnes
Abrau, Bambi Harper, Geoffrey Short,
Jeremy Cliff, Fidel V. Ramos, Howard
Belton, Troy Montero, Maritoni
Fernandez, Katrina Ponce Enrile, Joel
Torre, former model Cathy Santa
Maria Escano, Mike Defensor, Dinky
Soliman, publicist Keren Pascual,
Louie Villar Jr., Louie Ocampo, Lani
Misalucha, Jaya and Elizabeth
253

Ramsey, Ding Mercado, Joey
Generoso, Boy Unson, Nonong
Santillan, Jojo Lee, Celso Villegas,
Rani Mallari, Boyet Dominguez, John
Warren, Mike Scott, Patrick de Borja,
Pancho Uytiempo, Cathy Ebrada, Roy
Sesbreo, Angie Borja-Ragus,
Jacqueline Alcantara-Pealosa, Tess
Salvador, Claire Jarantilla, Jasmine
Castelo, Michael Herrmann, Ral
Arrogante, Elgene Bautista, Lawrence
Borsoto, Rondi Cabiles, Angelito
Calingo, Lexygius Calip, Jonathan
Castro, Alan Cosio, Reynold dela
Cruz, Ferdinand Doctolero, Henri
Eteve, Noell El Farol, Eric Galura,
Emmanuel Garibay, Honrado
Fernandez, Eugene Jarque, Dan
Lichauco, Jojo Lofranco, Marlon
Magbanua, Vincent Padilla, Lynyrd
Paras, Jess Puertollano, Dan Raralio,
Ryan Rubio, Jerson Samson, Lia
Tayag, Sandra Torrijos, Claire-lyn Uy,
Cristina Valdezco, Hasmin Yabut,
Hembler Mendoza, Reginald Gamboa,
Luigi Guerrero, Enzo Katigbak, Miggy
Lazaro, Bryan Marasigan, Martin
Naguiat, Migo Samia, Rafa Silva,
Miko Sy, Brian and JP Tanchangco,
Ivan Vera Cruz, Carissa Buendia,
Celeste Capulong, Mariel del Rosario,
Henrika Felizar, Jackie Kierulf, Rizza
Lazaro, Isabel Lopez, Miel Lopez,
Erika Moran, Addie Palma Gil, Leah
Salvador, Pamy Velilla, Bujing Danao,
Dallah Pia, Gerry Mercado, Ted
Nicholoff Jr., Phil Adamson, Jayne Yu,
Rommel Gabaldon, Arthur Palileo,
Marti Giralt, Jens Rasmussen, Raul
Del Mar, Atty. Jopet Sison, Leticia
Ramos-Shahani, Senator Edgardo
Angara, Senator Ralph Recto, Marni
Ocampo, Miriam Katigbak, Teddy San
Juan, Cristy Comia, Cathy Bengzon,
Carina Agarao, Teresita Ang See,
Manuel Pamaran, Ping Lacson,
Precious Soliven, Millet MartinezMananquil, Girlie Rodis, Lucio Tan
Jr., Frederick Go, Erik Mana, Lui
254
Villaruz, Ver dela Cerna, Nelson

Purisima, Sybil Estudillo, Rowena
Sainz, Dr. Donna Simpao, Maruxa
Pita, Precy Mathay, Dr. Grace S. Koo,
Bogs Adornado, Ardy Abello, Alan
Escao, Amaya Legarda, Chris
Petersson, Tony Bambroffe, Mark
Cox, Martin Litton, Philip Pastoral,
Geri Giles, Consul General Arcadio
Alegrado, Shiela Joy Pineda, Joana
Patricia Tolentino, Mylene Maligaya,
Lia Andrea Ramos, Allia Hanelene
Faytaren, Mary Pilar De Gorostiza,
Emcel Alna Reyes, Denille Lou
Valmonte, Cristina Leviste Mosqueda,
Louise Dianne Navera, Vera Eumee
Reiter, Meral Ates, Mandaue School of
the Arts Childrens Choir, Synkronz
and Knapsacks Dance Troupe, Charo
Ronquillo, Rosario Herrera, Nicole
Hernandez, Joey Espino, Yaying
Dragon, Inday del Rosario,
Ambassador Jose Zaide, DJ Johnny
Verse, Ollie Campos, Manny Miana,
Tina Paterno, Choy and Marissa
Cojuangco, Ed and Menchu Soriano,
Bito and Menchu Mantecon, Mikey
and Lizette Cojuangco, Mari and Le
Lagdameo, Chickee and Rene Banzon,
Ting Feliciano, Sobee Duenas, Zerl
Chan, Apple Morales, Vincent
Anthony Villamor, Tzarina Saldaa,
Edgardo Chatto, Reli German, Jody
Gadia, Graham Coates, Johnson Go,
Jun Joaquin, Mina Quizon, Bong
Mojica, Vera Lim, Tim Jordan, Roland
Nuez, Don Puno, Ram Revilla, Fr.
Herman Van Engelen, SVD, Virginia
Romoff, Juan Aquino, Malou L.
Pineda, Lucy Wycoco, Philip
Abadicio, Ryan Yu and Shieny Co,
Monsignor Roberto Alesna, Monsignor
Cristobal Garcia, Joseph and Aristona
Yu, Napoleon Co and Josephine
Gothong, Crisostomo Dy, Loreta Chua,
Daniel Hwuan and Rosa Go, Lorenzo
Cua and Lucy Chua, Vicente
Ongchanhoi and Margarita Onglatco,
Henry Gocuan and Lourdes Tan,

Freddie Go and Virginia Durano,
Stewart Chu and Hannah Alcoseba,
Raul Laurente and Doris Marie Lopez,
Albert Co, Edward Ongking, Dexter
So, Kenneth Hing, Drason Chen,
Anthony Young, Galaxy and Clae
Quirante, Bryan and Shiela Ong, June
and Adelina Uy, Joseph Go, Danessa
Onglatco, Joshua Uy, Anthony Louise
Nuez, Steven Jacob Co, Isabela
Apawan, Gail Casipong, Jeanina Co,
Keanna Reeves, Aleck Bovick,
Christian Vasquez, Rico Robles, Mich
Dulce, Roxanne Barcelo, Jaime J.
Bautista, Martin Cook, Victoria Marin,
Ivy Chang, Stefanie Cabal, Michele
Periquet Jones, Haidee Benedicto and
Rene Cayetano, Jr., Tomas Osmea
and Alice Cayetano McHugh, Andrew
Gotianun and Helena Benedicto, Anita
Siy, Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano, Lilian
Benedicto, Lino Cayetano, Reggie
Ocampo, Antonio Arce, Enrilen
Benedicto, Sarah Jane Florido, Jennifer
Go, Maybelline Te, Ali Bernard Go,
Lala Ticzon, Edward Onglatco,
Cristina Lim, Francisco Benedicto,
Amelita Martinez-Ramos, Dr.
Angelina P. Galang, Chito Bertol,
Elisea Gozun, Narda Camacho,
Charito Planas, Atty. Fulgencio
Factoran Jr., Inday Berroya, Lita
Salvador, Carlo Cordaro, Garrisson
Rosseau, David Sharpe, Dondi Joseph,
Sandy Poblador, Bernice Palanca Go,
Joe Guiao, Mark Christian Parlade,
Joey Benin, Mikee Morada, Menchi
Ozaeta Tantoco, Mari Lagdameo,
Nelson Caruncho, Naldy Gonzalez, Art
Valdez, Dr. Ome Nuguid, Marcelo
Kaiser, JR Isaac, Ricardo Po, Marielle
Santos, Marcel Crespo, Trish Panlilio,
Samantha Bermudez, Tanya Escaler,
Anamie Saenz, Ramon Dinglasan,
Kaye Quema, Jacq Gobing, Ines
Cabarrus, Elizaveta Labo, Gail
Gonzalez, Paula Loot, Luane Pasinatto,
Carla Bianca, Rustine Zabala,
Christine San Diego, XY Martillo,
Mich Garcia, Vicky Panopio, Miguel

Villafuerte, Pathra Cadness, Nikki
Cone, Bea Panopio, Eric Ejercito,
Amanda Fernandez, Julian Rodriguez,
Mika Santos, Pat Puentavela, Pamela
Gotan, Kat Toribio, Eileen Lee,
Brenda Tuason, Meryll Yan, Terry
Falcon, Shauna Popple, Cesca Litton,
Maxxine Eigenman, Candice Cepeda,
Neny Montinola, Karen Lima, Bunny
Atayde, Cheese Ledesma-Ong, Kerin
Ching, Garovs Garrovillo, Keri
Zamora, Luigi Vera, Mila Magsaysay
Valenzuela, Sam Tan Gan, L.A.
Mumar, Ramon Reyes, Ric Camaligan,
Bobby Huang, Peter Sutherland, Jim
Patterson, Don Savant, Weng Raganit,
Sharmaine Sagrado, Mitchiko
Tiongson, Joam Santiago, Jojo Galvez,
Hazel Hernan, Ces dela Cruz, Maynard
Llames, MERalCo Bolts coach
Norman Black, Ateneo mens
basketball players Anton Asistio and
Isaac Jules Lim, former players Macky
Escalona, Nico Salva, Bacon Austria,
Tonino Gonzaga, Emman Monfort,
Juami Tiongson, Frank Golla, Oping
Sumalinog and JP Erram, Jonkie
Ouano, Jojo and Lollipop Dizon, Alfie
Ouano, Cheryl Ouano, Joseph
Gonzalez, Benjie Bautista, Atty. May
Flores, Ariel JG Marquez, May
Gerona, Rapa Lopa, Weena Lim,
Joseph Bonifacio, Cardinal Gaudencio
Rosales, Anthoni Salim, Sen. Bong
Revilla Jr., William Lao, Carol Garcia,
Charlie Cojuangco, Mother Lily YuMonteverde, Mark Lapid, Ethel
Ramos, Dolor Guevarra, Boots Plata,
Ricky Lo, Cristy Fermin, Rikka Dylim,
Shirley Kuan, Deedee Sytangco, Sec.
Sonny Coloma, Beth Tagle, Rep. Dax
and Midy Cua, Dolly Anne CarvajalMendoza, Zsa Zsa Padilla, Mon David,
Lily Layug, Arthur Manuntag,
Christine Singson, Grace Singson,
Tess Daza, Jackie Aquino-Gavino, Joy
Melendrez, Tonypet Albano, Maricar
Bhel, Reps. Uliran Joaquin,
255

Hermilando Mandanas, Annie Susano
and Butch Dumpit, Vanessa Francisco,
Annabelle Rama-Gutierrez, Boots
Anson-Roa, Snow Tago, Charmaine
Yu, Greg Yu, Edmund Lim and
Ramon Jacinto, Pura Kintanar, Neil
Rumbaoa, Jude Bacalso, Rev. Fr. Alfie
Africa, MSP, Shyryl Carsell, Sal
Malto, Imelda Quibranza-Dimaporo,
Atty. Bummer Santiago, Enrico
Villanueva, Carol Masibay Garcia,
Antoinette Rivero, Migo Llamas, Riki
Flores, Elmer Espiritu, Jasmine
Maierhofer, Gabbie Dela Rama, Dr.
Henry Lu, Yvette Ylagan, Ian King,
Chicho Suarez, Tisha Ang, Celine
Gabriel, Maria Barbara Aragon, CJ
Suarez, Juvic Pagunsan, Kennie and
Kennevic Asuncion, Nino Teehankee
Zulueta and Robby Goco, Christine
Singson Meehan, Tanya Olea, Miko
Nubla, Gina Goco-Morales, Pilar
Javier Teehankee, Owen Singson,
Manna Goco, Jet Quirante, Dett
Escudero, Edwin Maceda, Sunshine
De Leon, Donnie Sacay, Raymond
Rodrigo, Raffy Ocampo, Lorenzo
Yam, Derek Dytian, Myra Gonzalez
and Connie Rama Revilles, Herminia
Yu, Gladys and Jerry Uy, Tessie
Javier, Dondi and Corinne Joseph, Joe
and Corazon del Prado, Anthony
Yupangco, Tina Daniac, Prandy Yulo,
Bong Revilla, Lt. Col. Dennis Isleta,
Jimmy Duavit, Patrick Launay, Johann
Espiritu, Cristine Collantes Garcia,
Carito Villaroman, Bing Gutierrez,
Isabelita Roquero, Babsie Aragon, Ria
Domingo, Carlene Ang Aguilar, Sergie
Valencia, Mary Rufino-Mejares, Baby
Schaap, Alice Fernandez, Agnes
Huettel, Ann Hofer, Janice Minor,
Minnie Yuvienco, June Alegrado,
Grace Colmenares, Brian Tenorio,
Mimi and Juliet Tan, Kelly Davis,
Robbie and Angela Dinglasan, Belinda
Bright, Drinnie Aguilar, Dominic Uy,
Toby Consunji, Steve Uy, Leo
Capispisan, Lorelei de Leon, Rafael
256
Gonzales, Manny Mendoza, Maria

Ravanilla, Hazel Gonzalez, Evelyn
Ugarte, Annie Mahrt, Angie Mathieu,
Carmen Campbell, Lulu Aboitiz,
Maribel Antunez, Onker Pido, Annette
Osmea, Maritina Romulo, Camille
Prats, Bak Ramos Licauco, Cilette
Liboro-Co, Domini Primero, Steve
Lawler, Jamie Rivera, Anthony Abad,
Michael Kadoorie, DJ Marc Naval,
Atty. Erlyn De Leon, Ernesto Maceda,
Raul Francisco, Hilda Reyes Antonio,
Raul Romulo, Christoff van Staden
and Peter Aucamp, Boy and Japi Lee,
Jojo Ochoa, Ed Serapio, Joseph Tan,
DJ Cocoy Puyat, Chef Andres Hallden,
Jack and Cora O, Hyacinth Saavedra,
Ricky Tio, Maris Araneta, Blue Viajar,
Maritess Tatara, Daniel Carpentier,
Edna Ruiz-Sandico, Annie IckGatchalian, Rosanna Henares-Angeles,
Gia Barretto-Reyes, Rachel Martelino
Climent, Shirley Kuan, Patricia Puyat
Palanca, Kevin Belmonte, Joel
Jimenez, Isaac Belmonte, Vigy
Martinez, Rally Martinez, Ramon
Bienvenida, Edward de Castro,
Maricar Bautista, Menchu Tantoco
Lopez, Nina Daza-Puyat, Bea Villegas,
Mariano Garchitorena, Vince Lahorra,
Knapsack, Louie Locsin, Sabrina
Wong, Dianne de Castro, Christian
Raeuber, Beth Mancilla, Carl Cunanan,
David Celdran, Goody Custodio, Mari
Oquinena, Monica Torres, Joey
Singian, Marilou Batchelor, Arlene
Cua, Claudia Tambunting, Karen
Santos, Rosanna Fores, Cara Wilson
Ferrari, Carlos Borromeo, Poch VillaReal, Anjie Dy Buncio, Ayen Laurel,
Tony Maughan, Haydee Potenciano,
Dale dela Cruz, Kristine Lim, Nenita
Lim, Hisanao Nagasawa, Randy Ang,
Tina Chan, Maurice Laude, Gail
Laude, Roxanne Farillas and Erickson
Farillas, Paing Hechanova and Mely
Concepcion-Hechanova, Ed Quimson,
Margaux Salcedo, Lori Baltazar,
Nancy Reyes Lumen, Bobby Cuenca,

Mary Ann Ojeda, Rye Farias, Camille
Agbayani and Macky Mathay, Isagani
Banzuelo, Rochelle Balatbat, Jayson
Liban, Boris Joaquin, Cat Arambulo,
Bombi Balquiedra, Cacay Moras and
Santi Go, Bizu Patisserie Audrey
Tanco, Mich Mella, Grace Sy, Katrina
Yu, Lia Colayco, Issa Litton, Jojo
Zabarte, Bob and Elsie Colombo, Javi
and Teresa Hernandez, Bambi Harper,
Juan Jose and Miren Berenguer-Testa,
Ricky and Beng Dee, Robert and
Cecile Lopez Lillies, Rupert and Tina
Jacinto, George Sison, Maritess Allen,
George and Ces Schultz, Eric Recto
and Jay Lagdameo, Peng and Vicky
Perez de Tagle, Elbert and Chito Melo,
Zia Alonto Adiong and Hafsa
Dimaporo Balindong, Victor and
Nancy Luy, Miriam Lao, Alex
Alcantara, Russell Morgan, Yoshi Uy,
Mark Nicosia, Alexandra Pajaro,
Judith and Rodolfo Pajaro, Jun Leonor,
Rica King, Joyce Jimenez, Benjamin
Besa, Martin Nuez, Jay Aquitania,
Ryan Yllana, Antonio Aquitania, Jing
Uy, Ana and William Antonio, Sandy
Rieta, Delmer Miranda, Dboy Trofeo,
Baron Geisler, Jason Luengo, Rita
Sanson, Myrna Fernandez, Susan
Joven, Elena Bautista, Cecile Wiekene,
Jake and Karen Macasaet, Jun and
Nene Leonor, Captain Joy Roa,
broadcast journalist Paolo
Bediones and Atom Araullo, Lorraine
Belmonte, Carla Sibal, Hall of Fame
boxing trainer Freddie Roach, former
Chicago Bulls center Luc Longley, and
comedian Vic Sotto, Ryzza Mae, Ito
Curata, Anton Mendoza, Albert
Garcia, Mark Leviste, Tony Abad,
Jamie Picornell, Michelle Pantoja,
Martin Lim Marty and Cassandra
Beltran Kierulf, Corazon Llorca,
Cecilia Abad, Paulino Cheng, Gloria
Beltran, Tonichi Grey, Clemence
Cervantes, Quincy Castillo, Gerardo
Lanuza, Susan Yap, Noel Lim,
Carmelita Mendiola, Rafael Villareal,
Gabe LaO, Jos Miguel Pons, Nicky

Novella, Freddy Gonzalez, William
Paradies, Domeka Garamendi, Katrina
Burrows, Jackie Kierulf, Monica
Barretto, Erica Tatad, Gabby de la
Rama, Mic Agcaoili, Rica Villaluz,
Bong Aromin, Ann Michelle and
Marielle Capistrano, Glenn Glinoga,
Ito Ocampo, Tristan Choa, Tippi
Ocampo, Cecile Zamora and Jerome
Van Straten, Claire Ann Yap, Philip
Grima and Cosetta Fedele, Chris
Paraiso, Harry Gue, Rubens Fedele,
Saudi Arabian Ambassador to the
Philippines Mohd Ameen Wali,
Manuel Lazaro, Avelino Cruz, Atty.
Mike Toledo, Boying Remulla, Rex
Gatchalian, Carissa Coscolluela,
Rachel Arenas, Cecile Mauricio,
Yvonne Dayrit Romualdez, Jacqueline
Dayrit Boncan, Erlinda Panlilio, Mita
Rufino, Bambi Harper, Susan CaloMedina, Chichi Salas, Eliza Tan, Joyce
Andres, Cristina Ynes Sison, Maryann
Garcia, Sandra Rocha, Rick Jacobsen,
Oliver Kreuzer, Paolo Quimson, Erika
Aquino, Ling Ochoa, Alfredo Barretto,
Don Pepe Araullo, Linda Legaspi
Rosal, MJ De Leon, Amber Roxas,
Shiela Tan, Chrissie Say, Fernando
Fernandez, Danica Caynap, Allan
Garcia, Genesis Kelly Lontoc, Jose
Amado Dominguez, Lulay Mapa and
Chito Gaurano, Dette Aquino-Tan,
Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, Adolfo
Azcuna, Precy Lopez and Steve
Psinakis, Maritess Lopez, Odette Ong,
Danding Cojuangco, Guia Gomez,
Carlos Chan, Clinton Campos-Hess,
Milagros How, Robert Coyiuto, Jr.,
Elisa Lim, Emilia Yang, Dr. Queenie
Lee-Chua, Joseph Estrada, Claudio
Condotta, Stella Chua, 92AD, Fr.
Johnny Go, S.J., Fr. Bienvenido
Nebres, S.J., Fr. Nemesio Que, S.J.,
Digos Bishop Guillermo Afable, Bless
Villareal, Pat Goc-Ong, Michelle CaloAlvarillo, Christian Arzsenal, Robbie
Afzelius, Kris Aquino, Christopher de
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Leon and Sandy Andolong, Rez
Cortez, William Martinez and Yayo
Aguila, Lani Mercado-Revilla, Lorna
Tolentino-Fernandez, Tirso Cruz III
and wife Lyn and son Bodie, Eric
Quizon, G. Toengi-Walters and
Romnick Sarmenta, Kuh Ledesma,
Grace Nono, Louie Heredia and
Dingdong Avanzado, Philip Salvador,
Smokey Manaloto, Beth TamayoWong, Antoinette Taus, Tom Taus,
Janine Gutierrez and basketball stars,
Sunshine Cruz, Gladys Reyes-Roxas,
Daisy Reyes, Rufa Mae Quinto and
Isabel Granada, Bro. Eddie Villanueva
2010 presidential campaign supporters
Coney Reyes, Karla Martinez, Dolphy
Quizon, Jr., Donita Rose, Nonoy
Zuniga and Prof. Jeremias Jangad,
Hawak-Kamay main cast members
Nikki Gil, Andrea Brillantes and
Yesha Camile, supporting cast
members Juan Karlos Labajo, Lyca
Gairanod, Jacob Dionisio, PBA players
James Yap and sons Joshua and Bimby
Aquino-Yap, Marc Pingris and wife
Danica Sotto, Gary David, Jimmy
Alapag and wife LJ Moreno, Don
Allado and wife Maricar de Mesa,
Cholo Villanueva and wife Agnes
Tapia, Doug Kramer and wife Cheska
Garcia and daughter Kendra, Wesley
Gonzales, Kelvin dela Pea, JC Intal,
Simon Atkins, RR Garcia, Terrence
Romeo, Jai Reyes and wife Klaire
Yapyuco, Jeff Chan and wife Donna,
Larry Fonacier and wife Lora Gahol,
and LA Tenorio and wife Cheska
Bugia, Maria Donna, Nathalie
Glebova, Chappy Chaatongkul, Joshua
Kim, Aleck Ke Lui, Silvio Lugo and
Clarice Veloso, Rev. Fr. Gil Manaoag,
Marino Fernan, Antonio Veloso
Cuenco, Ramon Tulfo, Tomas Tan,
Raymond Aquino, Salvador Cabrera,
Jeanne Tan, Sandra Montejo Veloso,
Remedios de Rivera Zafrani, Violeta
Codilla, Josephine Cabrera, Evangeline
Oliman, Ruben Guillermo, Gay Marie
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Edgar Veloso, Ana Patricia Lugo,
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Kong, Pet Misa, Ed Tongco, Tonyboy
Rodriguez, Miguel del Gallego, Percy
Llaban, Manoling Garcia, Antonio
Pacaa, Patricio Primor, San Diego
Dancers, Henri Ortiz, Yves-Dominique
Ferraud, Jill Bollozos, Ed Tongco,
Thomas Hardy, Mila Espina, Mayen
Tan, Charie Mascuana, Aida Uy,
Gandionco, Melanie Ng, Bessie Espina
Villamor, Stella Bernabe, Anita
Cabian, Teresa Chan, Cely
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Enrilen Joy Benedicto, Mayen Tan,
Angeles Antigua, Connie Cimafranca,
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Olivia Lynn, Arthur Kenneth and
Jennifer Dy, Dick Cho and Don Juan
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Necessario, Patricio Damaolao, Ver de
la Cerna, Pilar Cusi, Consul Sabino
Dapat, Petite Garcia, Ester Velasquez,
Zenith Rivera, Wendy Prado,
Knapsack Dancers, Butch Carungay,
Yedda Kittilsvedt-Romualdez, John
Paul Chiongbian, Rea Manalo Joseph
and Lyle Gillamac Gonzalez, Gloria
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Ralph Joseph, Ramon Manalo, Alan
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Ngo III, Antoinette Corominas, Ann
Rosales, Francesca Martinez, Marissa
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Yuhico and Riza Joseph, Rev. Msgr.
Gerry Santos, Rev. Fr. Matthew
Fernandez, UST Choir, Jose Ma.
Albert and Linda Ejercito, Ralph
Manalo, Dylan Tantuico and Merce
Willard, Philip and Eileen Yuhico,
Sebastian Seno and Kristin Mah, Fr.
Patrick Martin, Gigi Alvarez,
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Pasculado, Edith Eugelaine Tio,
Mariane Sibala and Mercedes Zamora,
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Marila Revilla, Bob Salazar, Jun
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Candia, Paolo Del Rosario, Allen
Arvin Tan, Rius Agua and Lara Naomi
Verdan, Marius Agua and Antonia Cui,
Angelo Verdan and Maria Lelani
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Joan Danao, Helmut Gaisberger, Ines
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Mariton Villaflor, Charity Muoz and
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Leon, Tara Alaon, Samantha
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Goyha, Celso Pepito, Fe Madrid
Pepito, Ritchie Quijano, Lurline
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Jane Estallilla, Lizette Garcia and
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Philippine National Triathlon team
captain Nikko Huelgas, Philippine
Volcanoes Rugby Captain Harry
Morris, Shakeys V-League player
mainstay Michelle Datuin, The
Philippine Malditas women's soccer
Captain Stephanie Dan; former PBA
basketball star Bong Ravena, UAAP
Basketball standout Jerie Pingoy;
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champion swimmers Jessie Lacuna,
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Ocampo, former PBB All In
housemates Aina Solano, Axel Torres,
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Pedrosa, Maris Racal, Nichole Baranda
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charity basketball game players and
showbiz celebrities Gerald Anderson,
Anne Curtis, Daniel Padilla, Jessy
Mendiola, Jose Manalo, Marco
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Amer, Von Pessumal, Alfonso
Gotladera and Nico Elorde, indoor
volleyball players Dzi Gervacio, Jem
Ferrer, Fille Saint Merced CaingletCayetano, A Nacachi, Rachel Anne
Daquis, Jovelyn Gonzaga, Alyssa
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Soriano, Marge Tejada, Melissa
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Jesus, Kara Acevedo, Karla Bello,
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Alex Cabanos, Patricia Rasmo, Illa
Santos, Joanne Bunag, Jacqueline
Alarca and Ers Iratay, NBA 3x3
Philippines celebrity basketball players
Fabio Ide, Rovilson Fernandez, Gerard
Acao, Bobby Yan, Andy Smith, Will
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Gamboa, running coach Rio de la
Cruz, basketball coaches Vince Hizon
and Allan Gregorio, Perlas Pilipinas
womens national basketball team
player Melissa Jacob, sports
broadcasters Jinno Rufino of Solar
Sports, Mark Zambrano of GMA News
and Marco Benitez and Anton Roxas
of ABS-CBN Sports,
model/host/blogger Kim Jones,
model/former MTV VJ/host/blogger
Patty Laurel, Mike Ellis and Geri
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Chinatown Philippines 2014 winners
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and Tola Orendain, Timothy Lawrence
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The crowd, expected to reach over four to six million people, poses a special
challenge for Catholic Church officials who are prepared to feed the faithful during
the Mass and distribute holy wafers during communion.
Pope Francis will preside over the 8 p.m. Concelebrated Roman Rite Holy Mass,
which will be televised live and exclusive nationwide via domestic satellite on
worldwide radio and television and video streamed to an audience of millions around
the country and abroad.
Twelve giant LED screens mounted in the field will give participants a better view of
the liturgical rites unfolding in the Grandstand, an elevated concrete-and-bamboo
structure.
In the 61-hectare site, a national park for the annual grand historic event, most of the
participants will have to stand throughout the series of activities which start before
noon with foot processions.
Only vehicles with passes issued by the Archdiocese of Manila as well as shuttle
buses which would ferry people to the site are allowed to enter the area.
The event will serve free food for all. All expenses will be paid by the Villanueva
family and close friends and not by the El Shaddai DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation
International and Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide movement.
Expect tighter security in coming to the 58-heactre national park where the
celebration will be held.
At 2 p.m., a fluvial procession along the Pasig River: Guadalupe Ferry Station
towards the Escolta Ferry Station will bring the image of Saint John Paul II, Saint
Lorenzo Ruiz and Saint Pedro Calungsod to Sta. Ana and end at the ferry station of
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Santa Elena, Marikina City to the back of Quirino Grandstand which houses the main
altar.
The churches, all located near the Pasig River await the participation of devotees and
tourists to witness the unique display of faith, devotion and celebration of the said
feast.
Dubbed as Marian Fluvial Procession, the government, non-government and
religious organizations, civic and foreign dignitaries and community assure the public
of lively presentations and activities with the participation of several musical bands.
The joint fluvial caravan relives the Catholic tradition and to heighten environmental
awareness for Pasig Rivers protection, revival and preservation.
According to DOT Undersecretary for Tourism Services and Regional Offices Oscar
Palabyab, the Feast of the Holy Rosary is one of the countrys annual major religious
festivals, along with the double celebration of the Evangelical Protestant Born-Again
Christian and Roman Catholic charismatic renewal religious movement Jesus is Lord
Church Worldwides annual founding anniversary thanksgiving celebration and
worship and healing prayer service and television evangelist and its founder, elding
presider, international president and spiritual director Bishop Bro. Eddie Villanuevas
birthday party at Quirino Grandstand, Rizal Park, Manila and the fluvial parade at
Pasig River will be focused on inculcating the values of tradition.
There will be a ceremonial blessing of all participating boats and the Pasig River
before the start of the procession.
Three decorated ferries with images of the Blessed Our Lady of the Abandoned on
board will be accompanied by the devotees. The Philippine Coast Guard and the
Philippine National Police will oversee the events safety and security requirements.
In certain boats, the holy rosary will be recited in English language and Marian songs
will be sung.
The parade will proceed from the Guadalupe Ferry Station towards the Escolta Ferry
Station in Manila and SM Mall of Asia in Pasay City where welcome ceremonies will
be held, back to Sta. Ana and end at the ferry station of Santa Elena, Marikina City.
An hour before the sea parade, 76 carrozas carrying patron saints of various parishes
in Metro Manila, Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, Abra, Isabela, Cagayan, Batanes, Quirino,
Nueva Vizcaya, Benguet, Ifugao, Mountain Province, Apayao, Kalinga, La Union,
Pangasinan, Tarlac, Nueva Ecija, Zambales, Aurora, Pampanga, Bataan, Bulacan,
Rizal, Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Quezon, Occidental Mindoro, Oriental Mindoro,
Marinduque, Romblon, Palawan, Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur, Albay, Sorsogon,
Catanduanes, Masbate, Aklan, Antique, Capiz, Iloilo, Negros Occidental, Guimaras,
Cebu, Siquijor, Negros Oriental, Bohol, Samar, Leyte, Eastern Samar, Northern
Samar, Biliran, Southern Leyte, Agusan del Norte, Agusan del Sur, Surigao del Sur,
Surigao del Norte, Dinagat Islands, Misamis Oriental, Misamis Occidental, Lanao del
Norte, Lanao del Sur, Bukidnon, Zamboanga del Norte, Zamboanga del Sur,
Camiguin, Davao del Norte, Davao del Sur, Davao Occidental, Davao Oriental,
Compostela Valley, South Cotabato, Sultan Kudarat, Sarangani, Maguindanao, North
Cotabato, Zamboanga City, Basilan, Zamboanga Sibugay, Sulu and Tawi-Tawi will
make their way to the venue.
(http://www.philstar.com/entertainment/574756/fluvial-procession-metro-manila)
A Mass will be celebrated at 6 p.m., Sunday, October 26 at the parish church of Our
Lady of the Abandoned.
There will be a rare display of the different images of Perpetual Help, Holy Rosary,
Our Lady of Lourdes, Immaculate Conception, Mary Help of Christians and others.
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The Marian festival is held in cooperation with DOT-NCR and Special Project Office,
Philippine Coast Guard (PCG), Pasig River Rehabilitation Commission (PRRC) and
Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA).
We are basically ready although there are still somethings that need fine-tuning,
Msgr. Dennis Villarojo, the overall chairman of the Manila celebration for
anniversary of Jesus is Lord Church, said.
He urged the people to make use of the celebration to get closer to the Lord.
We should continue the spirit of penance and prayerful atmosphere so that we will be
able to experience the spiritual fruits of the occasion, Villarojo told Cebu Daily
News.
This is a celebration of the Eucharist. We should keep a solemn demeanor, he
added.
There will be no Masses in all parishes in 81 provinces in the Philippines from 12
noon onwards (Manila Time).
Anyone who cant go to the Rizal Park can watch the event through GMA Channel 7
and other broadcast television stations all over the world. Internet users can also log
on to www.gmanews.tv for a live streaming of the activities.
Radio stations all over the world will also broadcast the events live.
On site 12 giant LCD screens will be mounted in different parts of the vast field to
allow the crowd to see at is going in the altar.
At least 20 golf carts and three electric cars from Intramuros, Manila will transport the
elderly and Persons with Disabilities (PWDs).
5,301 archbishops, bishops and cardinals, 42,104 deacons and 477,814 priests from
221,740 Roman Catholic parishes in the 3,126 Roman Catholic dioceses from the
Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, East Timor, Brunei, Cambodia, Laos,
Thailand, Vietnam, Syria, Iran, Iraq, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Australia, New Zealand,
Papua New Guinea, Pacific (Oceania), India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan,
China, Taiwan, North and South Korea, Japan, United States, Canada, Mexico,
Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Venezuela, Ecuador, Chile, Guatemala, Bolivia,
Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Honduras, Paraguay, Nicaragua, Italy,
France, Spain, Poland, Germany, Portugal, Belgium, Hungary, Austria, England,
Netherlands, Ukraine, Ireland, Slovakia, Crotia, Czech Republic, Switzerland,
Lituhania, Romania, Slovenia, Belarus, Russia, Serbia and Montenegro, Lativia,
Luxembourg, Malta, Albania, Sweden, Greece, Estonia, Iceland, Uganda, Tanzania,
Angola, Chad, Senegal, Gabon, Madagascar, Burundi, Mozambique, Rwanda, Sudan,
Zambia, Malawi, Cameroon, Cote dIvore, Benin, Burikina Faso, Togo, Ghana,
Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, Eriterea, Cape Verde, Namibia, Central African
Republic, Congo, Democratic Republic of Congo, Tunisia, Niger, Comoros,
Mauritania and Algeria who will be brought from the Manila Hotel at One Rizal Park,
Manila Pavillion Hotel at United Nations Avenue corner Maria Orosa Street, Pan
Pacific Manila at M. Adriatico corner General Malvar Street, Hyatt Regency Hotel
and Casino Manila at 1588 Pedro Gil corner MH Del Pilar Street, Grand Boulevard
Hotel to the Quirino Grandstand through vans. The hotels serve as their holding area
before the Mass.
Facelift for Grandstand
The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) is giving the Quirino
Grandstand a facelift before year-end.

The department wants to finish the renovation hopefully by December 30, said
Undersecretary Romeo Momo, who is in charge of regional operations. The project is
under DPWHs South Manila Engineering District.
Around 5,301 archbishops, bishops and cardinals, 42,104 deacons and 477,814 priests
from 221,740 Roman Catholic parishes in the 3,126 Roman Catholic dioceses will
occupy the grandstands north and south wings.
We will set up 500 chairs at the stage of Quirino grandstand, Macud said. These are
detachable seats that can be removed after the Mass.
At the right side of the Quirino Grandstand, DPWH will build a platform for the
media covering the papal visit. Beside it will be a platform for the choir, concert band
and full orchestra which will perform and sing during the Mass.
A portion of the budget would also be used for renting portable toilets and chairs, for
The Parade Grounds could accommodate 5,000 people while the rest of the crowd
could occupy the grassy area at the Grandstand.
There will be two holding areas in the rooms below the stage, one for President
Aquino and the other for the Pope.
The government allotted P20 million to prettify the 58-hectare park.
Tagundando said aside from the physical renovation of the park, part of the budget
will be used for repair of liturgical requirements and wiring and cable systems; and
installation of portable toilets and platforms, among other purposes.
He added that the altar where the pontiff will say the Holy Mass at the Luneta
Grandstand on October 26, 2014 and again January 18, 2015 was designed by the
Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP).
Earlier reports quoted government and church authorities as saying the expected
crowd attendance in the event could top six million, thus raising security and mobility
concerns.
to Roxas Boulevard, Katigbak Drive, Taft Avenue, T.M. Kalaw Avenue, Maria Orosa
Street, United Nations Avenue, Pedro Gil Street, Padre Burgos Avenue, Port Area,
Rizal Monument, Anda Circle, Jones Bridge, McArthur Bridge, Ayala Bridge, Carlos
Palanca Sr., under the Quezon Bridge, Quezon Boulevard, Fraternal, Vergara, Duque
de Alba, Castillejos, Farnecio, Arlegui, Nepomuceno, Aguila, Carcer, Hidalgo thru
Plaza Del Carmen, Bilibid Viejo Puyat, Guzman, Hidalgo, Barbosa, Globo de Oro
thru under Quezon Bridge, Palanca, Villalobos, entire Plaza Miranda to Quiapo
Church and Manila Baywalk.
He, however, gave assurances that those far from the grandstand would still see and
hear the pope because LED screens will be installed in and around the park.
Although there are 30,000 monoblock chairs with white covers for guests at the stage
of Quirino Grandstand, people are urged to bring their own portable chairs.
Sixteen medical stations can also be found in the venue. Each medical station has one
standby ambulance. At least three firetrucks will also be stationed at the Rizal Park.
Portalets and comfort rooms are located at the sides of the Grandstand.
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In going to the Rizal Park, people can take the free shuttle buses from Resorts World
Manila. Bus stops are located at Padre Burgos Drive, near the Manila City Hall and
Taft Avenue, near the United Nations LRT-1 Station and a block away from the
Lagusnilad tunnel.
and 3 meters long.
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He cited their experience during the visit of now Saint John Paul II on January 15,
1995, when traffic was gridlocked in all major thoroughfares leading to the Quirino
Grandstand.
Mass.
Liturgy
The Holy Mass will start at 6:45 p.m.
the altar.
be given an opportunity to do something for the Pope that is a yearly
the papal visit.
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From the Apostolic Nunciature along Taft Avenue in Malate, Manila, the Pope rode
the Popemobile into Malacanang Park, four kilometers away. From there, the Holy
Father boarded the Presidential Helicopter at the back of the Quirino Grandstand at
7:45 P.M.
Even the Pope was late for Sunday Mass: a fretful 1 hour and 41 minutes at 6:30 P.M.
up to 8:11 P.M.
Location
Local
Time zone
UTC
time
offset
Sunday,
26
Los Angeles (U.S.A. UTC-7
October PDT
California)
hours
2014,
03:30:00
Sunday,
26
New York (U.S.A. UTC-4
October EDT
New York)
hours
2014,
06:30:00
Sunday,
26
October
UTC (Time Zone)
UTC
2014,
10:30:00
Sunday,
26
UTC+1
October CET
Rome (Italy)
hour
2014,
11:30:00
Sunday,
26
New Delhi (India UTC+5:30
October IST
Delhi)
hours
2014,
16:00:00
Sunday,
26
UTC+7
October ICT
Bangkok (Thailand)
hours
2014,
17:30:00
Sunday, PHT
UTC+8
26
hours
October
Manila (Philippines)
2014,
18:30:00
Singapore (Singapore) Sunday, SGT
UTC+8
26
hours
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Location
Local
Time zone
UTC
time
offset
October
2014,
18:30:00
Sunday,
Tokyo (Japan)
UTC+9
26
hours
October JST
2014,
19:30:00
Sunday, AEDT
Sydney (Australia UTC+11
26
New South Wales)
hours
October
2014,
21:30:00
Sunday, NZDT
Auckland (New
UTC+13
26
Zealand)
hours
October
2014,
23:30:00
The Holy Mass will officiated by Pope Francis.
The 76-year-old Pope, who has been the leader of the Worldwide Roman Catholic
Church, was leading the Holy Mass.
Other than the Pope, the other cardinals who will be present in the October 26 liturgy
include Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, Pontifical Council of the Laity President
Stanisaw Ryko, Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Cardinal Angelo
Amato, the prefect of the Congregation of the Causes of Saints; Manila Archbishop
Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle, Manila Archbishop-Emeritus Gaudencio Cardinal
Rosales, Nueva Segovia Archbishop-Emeritus Ernesto Antolin Salgado, Nueva
Segovia Archbishop Emeritus Edmundo M. Abaya, Nueva Segovia Archbishop Mario
M. Perlata, Tuguegarao Archbishop Sergio Cardinal L. Utleg, Tuguegarao
Archbishop-Emeritus Diosdado A. Talamayan, Lingayen-Dagupan ArchbishopEmeritus Oscar Cruz, Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop Socrates B. Villegas, San
Fernando Archbishop Emeritus Paciano Aniceto, San Fernando Archbishop
Florentino Lavarias, Lipa Archbishop Ramon C. Arguelles, Nueva Caceres
Archbishop Rolando Joven Tria Tirona, Capiz Archbishop Jose Cardinal Advincula,
Jaro Archbishop Angel Cardinal Lagdameo, Cebu Archbishop-Emeritus Ricardo
Cardinal Vidal, Cebu Archbishop Jose S. Palma, Palo Archbishop-Emeritus Pedro R.
Dean, Jr., Palo Archbishop John Du, Davao Archbishop-Emeritus Fernando R.
Capalla, Davao Archbishop Romulo G. Valles, Cotabato Archbishop Orlando
Cardinal B. Quevedo, Cagayan de Oro Archbishop-Emeritus Jesus B. Tuquib,
Cagayan de Oro Archbishop Antonio J. Ledesma, Ozamiz Archbishop Jesus A.
Dosado, Zamboanga Archbishop Romulo T. Dela Cruz, Singapore Archbishop
William Goh Seng Chye, Singapore Archbishop-Emeritus Nicholas Gerald Chia,
Kuala Lumpur Archbishop Julian Leow Beng Kim, Kuala Lumpur ArchbishopEmeritus Anthony Soter Fernandez, Kuala Lumpur Archbishop-Emeritus Murphy
Pakiam, Kuching Archbishop John Ha Tiong Hock, Kuching Archbishop-Emeritus
Peter Chung Hoan Ting, Kota Kinabalu Archbishop John Wong Soo Kau, Kota
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Kinabalu Archbishop-Emeritus John Lee Hiong Fun-Yit Yaw, Jakata Archbishop
Ignatius Suharyo Hardjoatmodjo, Jakarta Archbishop-Emeritus Julius Cardinal Riyadi
Darmaatmadja, Palembang Archbishop Aloysius Sudarso, Kupang Archbishop Peter
Turang, Makassar Archbishop Johannes Liku Ada, Medan Archbishop Anicetus
Bongsu Antonius Sinaga, Medan Archbishop-Emeritus Alfred Gonti Pius Datubara,
Pontianak Archbishop Agustinus Agus, Pontianak Archbishop-Emeritus Hieronymus
Herculanus Bumbun, Vientiane Archbishop Jean Khams Vithavong, Savannakhet
Archbishop Jean Marie Vianney Prida Inthirath, Phnom Penh Archbishop Olivier
Schmitthaeusler, Malanday Archbishop Nicholas Mang Thang, Malanday
Archbishop-Emeritus Paul Zingtung Grawng, Taunggyi Archbishop Matthias U
Shwe, Yangon Archbishop-Emeritus Gabriel Thohey Mahn-Gaby, Yangon
Archbishop Charles Maung Bo, Bangkok Archbishop Kriengsak Kovitvanit, Bangkok
Archbishop-Emeritus Michael Michai Kitbunchu, Thare and Nonseng Archbishop
Louis Chamniern Santisukniram, Hanoi Archbishop Peter Nguyn Vn Nhn, Hanoi
Archbishop-Emeritus Joseph Ng Quang Kit, Ho Chi Minh City Archbishop Bi
Vn c, Ho Chi Minh City Archbishop-Emeritus Phm Minh Mn, Hu
Archbishop-Emeritus Etienne Nguyn Nhu Th, Hu Archbishop Franois Xavier Le
Van Hong, Delhi Archbishop Anil Joseph Thomas Couto, Delhi Archbishop-Emeritus
Vincent Michael Cardinal Conessao, Bangalore Archbishop Bernard Moras,
Bangalore Archbishop-Emeritus Alphonsus Mathias, Bangalore Archbishop-Emeritus
Ignatius Paul Pinto, Mumbai Archbishop Oswald Cardinal Gracias, Chennai
Archbishop George Antonysamy, Chennai Archbishop-Emeritus Malayappan
Chinnappa, Kolkata Archbishop Thomas D'Souza, Kolkata Archbishop-Emeritus
Henry Sebastian DSouza, Kolkata Archbishop-Emeritus Lucas Sirkar, Mumbai
Archbishop-Emeritus Ivan Cardinal Dias, Gandhinagar Archbishop Stanislaus
Fernandes, Hyderabad Archbishop Thumma Bala, Guwahati Archbishop John
Moolachira, Guwahati Archbishop-Emeritus Thomas Menamparampil, Colombo
Archbishop Albert Malcolm Ranjith Cardinal Patabendige Don, Colombo
Archbishop-Emeritus Oswald Gomis, Dhaka Archbishop Patrick DRozario, Dhaka
Archbishop-Emeritus Paulinus Costa, Karachi Archbishop Joseph Coutts, Karachi
Archbishop-Emeritus Evarist Pinto, Lahore Archbishop Sebastian Francis Shaw,
Lahore Archbishop-Emeritus Lawrence John Saldanha, Beijing Archbishop Joseph Li
Shan, Guangzhou Archbishop Joseph Gan Junqiu, Taipei Archbishop John Hung
Shan-chuan, Taipei Archbishop-Emeritus Matthew Kia Yen-wen, Taipei ArchbishopEmeritus Joseph Ti-kang, Taipei Archbishop-Emeritus Joseph Cheng Tsai-fa, Seoul
Archbishop Andrew Yeom Soo-Jung, Seoul Archbishop-Emeritus Nicholas Cheong
Jin-suk, Daegu Archbishop Thaddeus Cho Hwan-gil, Daegu Archbishop John Choi
Young-su, Daegu Archbishop-Emeritus Paul Ri Moun-hi, Tokyo Archbishop Peter
Takeo Okada, Gwangju Archbishop Simon Ok Hyun-jin, Gwangju ArchbishopEmeritus Andrew Choi Chang-mu, Gwangju Archbishop-Emeritus Victorinus Youn
Kong-hi, Osaka Archbishop Thomas Aquino Manyo Maeda, Osaka ArchbishopEmeritus Paul Hisao Yasuda, Osaka Archbishop-Emeritus Leo Jun Ikenaga, Nagasaki
Archbishop Joseph Mitsuaki Takami, Sydney Archbishop Anthony Fisher, Sydney
Archbishop-Emeritus George Pell, Melbourne Archbishop Denis Hart, Brisbane
Archbishop Mark Coleridge, Perth Archbishop Timothy John Costelloe, Perth
Archbishop-Emeritus Barry James Hickey, Canberra Archbishop Christopher Charles
Prowse, Canberra Archbishop-Emeritus Francis Carroll, Hobart Archbishop Julian
Porteous, Hobart Archbishop-Emeritus Adrian Leo Doyle, Adelaide Archbishop
Philip Wilson, Adelaide Archbishop-Emeritus Leonard Anthony Faulkner,
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Wellington Archbishop John Atcherley Dew, Nouma, New Caledonia Archbishop
Michel-Marie-Bernard Calvet, Papeete, French Polynesia Archbishop Pascal ChangSoi, Papeete, French Polynesia Archbishop-Emeritus Hubert Coppenrath, Apia,
Samoa Archbishop Alapati Lui Mataeliga, Port Moresby Archbishop John Ribat, Port
Moresby Archbishop-Emeritus Brian James Barnes, Mount Hagen Archbishop
Douglas William Young, Mount Hagen Archbishop-Emeritus Michael Meier,
Madang Archbishop Stephen Joseph Reichert, Madang Archbishop-Emeritus
Benedict To Varpin, Madang Archbishop-Emeritus William Joseph Kurtz, Rabaul
Archbishop Francesco Panfilo, Rabaul Archbishop-Emeritus Karl Hesse, Honiara
Archbishop Adrian Thomas Smith, New York City, New York, United States
Archbishop Timothy Michael Cardinal Dolan, New York City, New York, United
States Archbishop-Emeritus Edward Michael Cardinal Egan, Newark, New Jersey,
United States Archbishop John J. Myers, Hartford, Connecticut, United States
Archbishop Leonard Paul Blair, Hartford, Connecticut, United States ArchbishopEmeritus Henry Joseph Mansell, Boston, Massachusetts, United States Archbishop
Sen Patrick Cardinal O'Malley, Boston, Massachusetts, United States ArchbishopEmeritus Bernard Francis Cardinal Law, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
Archbishop Jerome Edward Listecki Cincinnati, Ohio, United States Archbishop
Dennis Marion Schnurr, Cincinnati, Ohio, United States Archbishop-Emeritus Daniel
Edward Pilarczyk, Indianapolis, Indiana, United States Archbishop Joseph William
Tobin, Indianapolis, Indiana, United States Archbishop-Emeritus Daniel Mark
Buechlein, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States Archbishop Charles Joseph
Chaput, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States Archbishop-Emeritus Justin
Francis Cardinal Rigali, Chicago, Illinois, United States Archbishop Blase Joseph
Cupich, Chicago, Illinois, United States Archbishop-Emeritus Francis Eugene
Cardinal George, Anchorage, Alaska, United States Archbishop Roger Lawrence
Schwietz, Anchorage, Alaska, United States Archbishop-Emeritus Francis Hurley,
Seattle, Washington, United States Archbishop James Peter Sartain, Seattle,
Washington, United States Archbishop-Emeritus Alexander Joseph Brunett, Portland,
Oregon, United States Archbishop Alexander King Sample, Portland, Oregon, United
States Archbishop-Emeritus John George Vlazny, Santa Fe, New Mexico, United
States Archbishop Michael Jarboe Sheehan, Saint Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota,
United States of America Archbishop John Clayton Nienstedt, Saint Paul and
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States of America Archbishop-Emeritus Harry
Joseph Flynn, Dubuque, Iowa, United States Archbishop-Emeritus Daniel Kucera,
Dubuque, Iowa, United States Archbishop-Emeritus Jerome Hanus, Los Angeles City,
California, United States Archbishop Jos Horacio Gmez, Los Angeles City,
California, United States Archbishop-Emeritus Roger Michael Cardinal Mahony, San
Francisco, California, United States Archbishop Salvatore Joseph Cordileone, San
Francisco, California, United States Archbishop-Emeritus George Hugh Niederauer,
San Francisco, California, United States Archbishop-Emeritus William Joseph
Cardinal Levada, Saint Louis, Missouri, United States Archbishop Robert James
Carlson, Saint Louis, Missouri, United States Archbishop-Emeritus Raymond Leo
Cardinal Burke, Kansas City, Kansas, United States Archbishop Joseph Fred
Naumann, Kansas City, Kansas, United States Archbishop-Emeritus James Patrick
Keleher, Galveston, Texas, United States Archbishop Daniel Nicholas Cardinal
DiNardo, Galveston, Texas Archbishop-Emeritus Joseph Fiorenza, Mobile, Alabama,
United States Archbishop Thomas John Rodi, Mobile, Alabama, United States
Archbishop-Emeritus Oscar Hugh Lipscomb, Atlanta, Georgia, United States
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Archbishop Wilton Daniel Gregory, Baltimore, Maryland, United States Archbishop
William Edward Lori, Baltimore, Maryland, United States Archbishop-Emeritus
Edwin Frederick O'Brien, Washington, District of Columbia, United States
Archbishop Donald William Wuerl, Washington, District of Columbia, United States
Archbishop-Emeritus Theodore Edgar Cardinal McCarrick, Miami, Florida, United
States Archbishop Thomas Gerard Wenski, Miami, Florida, United States
Archbishop-Emeritus John Clement Favalora, Louisville, Kentucky, United States
Archbishop Joseph Edward Kurtz, Detroit, Michigan, United States Archbishop Allen
Henry Vigneron, Detroit, Michigan, United States Archbishop-Emeritus Adam Joseph
Cardinal Maida, Montreal, Quebec, Canada Archbishop Christian Lpine, Montreal,
Quebec, Canada Archbishop-Emeritus Jean-Claude Cardinal Turcotte, Quebec City,
Quebec, Canada Archbishop Grald Cyprien Lacroix, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
Archbishop-Emeritus Marc Cardinal Ouellet, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
Archbishop-Emeritus Giovanni Battista Cardinal Re, Rimouski, Quebec, Canada
Archbishop Pierre-Andr Fournier, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Archbishop Thomas
Christopher Collins, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Archbishop John Michael
Miller, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Archbishop-Emeritus Raymond
Roussin, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Archbishop-Emeritus Vernon James
Weisgerber, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Archbishop Richard William Smith, Halifax,
Nova Scotia, Canada Archbishop Anthony Mancin, Keewatin, Ontario, Canada
Archbishop Murray Chatlain, Kingston, Ontario, Canada Archbishop Brendan
Michael O'Brien, Moncton, New Brunswick Archbishop Valry Vienneau, Moncton,
New Brunswick Archbishop-Emeritus Valry Vienneau, Regina, Saskatchewan,
Canada Archbishop Daniel Joseph Bohan, Mexico City, Mexico Archbishop Norberto
Cardinal Rivera Carrera, Acapulco de Jurez, Guerrero, Mexico Archbishop Carlos
Garfias Merlos, San Juan, Puerto Rico Archbishop Roberto Octavio Gonzlez Nieves,
Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico Archbishop Jos Francisco Cardinal Robles Ortega,
Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico Archbishop-Emeritus Juan Cardinal Sandoval iguez,
Chihuahua, Chihuahua, Mexico Archbishop Jos Fernndez Arteaga, Chihuahua,
Chihuahua, Mexico Archbishop-Emeritus Constancio Miranda Weckmann, Oaxaca,
Oaxaca, Mexico Archbishop Jos Luiz Chvez Botello, San Luis Potos, San Luis
Potos, Mexico Archbishop Jess Carlos Cabrero Romero, San Luis Potos, San Luis
Potos, Mexico Archbishop-Emeritus Luis Morales Reyes, San Luis Potos, San Luis
Potos, Mexico Archbishop-Emeritus Arturo Antonio Szymanski Ramrez, Tijuana,
Baja California, Mexico Archbishop Rafael Romo Muoz, Durango, Durango,
Mexico Archbishop Jos Antonio Fernndez Hurtado, Durango, Durango, Mexico
Archbishop-Emeritus Hctor Gonzlez Martnez, Durango, Durango, Mexico
Archbishop-Emeritus Jos Trinidad Medel Prez, Monterrey, Nuevo Len, Mexico
Archbishop Rogelio Cabrera Lpez, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico Archbishop Jos
Francisco Cardinal Robles Ortega, Tuxtla Gutirrez, Chiapas, Mexico Archbishop
Fabio Martnez Castilla, Puebla de los ngeles, Puebla, Mexico Archbishop Jos
Vctor Manuel Valentn Snchez Espinosa, Puebla de los ngeles, Puebla, Mexico
Archbishop Emeritus Rosendo Huesca Pacheco, Morelia, Michoacn, Mexico
Archbishop Alberto Surez Inda, Tlalnepantla, Morelos, Mexico Archbishop, Merida,
Yucatan, Mexico Archbishop Emilio Carlos Berlie Belaunzarn, Tlalnepantla de Baz,
State of Mexico, Mexico Archbishop Carlos Aguiar Retes, Hermosillo, Sonora,
Mexico Archbishop Jos Ulises Macas Salcedo, Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico
Archbishop-Emeritus Carlos Quintero Arce, Tulancingo, Hidalgo, Mexico
Archbishop Domingo Daz Martnez, Tulancingo, Hidalgo, Mexico Archbishop
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Emeritus Pedro Aranda Daz-Muoz, Len, Guanajuato, Mexico Archbishop Alfonso

Corts Contreras, Len, Guanajuato, Mexico Archbishop-Emeritus Jos Guadalupe
Martn Rbago, Castries, St. Lucia Archbishop Robert Rivas, Castries, St. Lucia
Archbishop-Emeritus Kelvin Edward Cardinal Felix, Fort-de-France, Martinique
Archbishop Maurice Rigobert Marie-Sainte, Fort-de-France, Martinique ArchbishopEmeritus Maurice Rigobert Marie-Sainte, Kingston, Jamaica Archbishop Charles
Henry Dufour, Kingston, Jamaica Archbishop-Emeritus Donald James Reece, Nassau,
Bahamas Archbishop Patrick Christopher Pinder, Hamilton, Bermuda Bishop Robert
Joseph Kurtz, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago Archbishop Joseph Everard Harris,
Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago Archbishop-Emeritus Edward Joseph Gilbert.
Agana, Guam Archbishop Anthony Apuron; Most Rev. Giuseppe Pinto; the apostolic
nuncio in the Philippines; and Rome-based priest, Fr. Fernando Rojo, the main
postulator for Calungsods cause will also be around. Msgr. Villarojo said at least
221,740 Roman Catholic parishes in the 3,126 Roman Catholic dioceses in the
Mauritania and Algeria have confirmed to attend the event.
His schedule called for a 15-minute, two-mile drive from the Apostolic Nunciature to
the altar, but he was trapped for more than an hour in the nunciature, where he spent
the night Saturday, October 25. Police finally decided to fly him in a helicopter over
the vast crowd.
This is the biggest crowd I have ever seen in my life; bigger than the ones in Poland
when the Pope John Paul the Second went back for the first time in June 6, 1979 and
in the Philippines on January 15, 1995 for the Tenth World Youth Day, said Vatican
TV commentator John L. Allen, Jr.
Festive Filipinos so far from the Mass site that they would have no chance of seeing
the Pope lined the street 50 deep.
Flags of dozens of 226 countries of the world, including the Stars and Stripes, 80
provinces of the Philippines and 51 states of the United States, waved under gray
skies in the humid air to salute the pontiff, who sat on a red velvet throne in the same
park Saturday night to hear the ideas and concerns of young pilgrims.
Previously, the late Pope John Paul IIs biggest crowd was the 2 million people who
turned out on June 6, 1979 at his hometown of Krakow, Poland for his first visit to the
late pope's Polish homeland after his elevation to the Papacy on October 16, 1978.
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The last papal visit to the Philippines, that of Pope John Paul II for the 10th World
Youth Day on January 15, 1995, attracted around 5 million peoplethe largest papal
crowd in historyaccording to the Guinness Book of World Records.
The Mass was the climax of the Roman Catholic Churchs annual celebration of the
founding anniversary and grand prayer assembly of Evangelical Protestant BornAgain Pentecostal Christian and Roman Catholic Charismatic renewal religious
movement Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide which brought together Roman
Catholics from around the world.
During the holy mass, seminarians, parish choirs and guest artists will render praise
songs and traditional music. Meanwhile, bands from the Philippine Army and the
Philippine Navy will also be on hand to provide music.
During communion, Villarojo advised the people to flock to the main altar.
They should stay put until they see a communion distributor marked by umbrellas,
he said.
Villarojo said there are 2,000 communion distributors. Of the number 1,600 are lay
ministers. They will be augmented by priests and nuns.
After the communion, Pinto, the papal nuncio, will deliver a message.
After the Mass, the Pope will led the Message and the recitation of the Angelus
Domini prayer in English, then delivered his farewell messages to the people in
Spanish, Italian, French, Russian, German, Korean, Vietnamese, Standard Mandarin,
Hong Kong Cantonese, Malay, Indonesian, Japanese, Filipino, Ilokano, Ibanag,
Ibaloi, Pangasenese, Kapangpangan, Central Bikolano, Waray-Waray, Cebuano,
Butuano, Chavacano and English.
President Aquino, who sought the permission of the archdiocese so he can deliver his
30-minute speech to the Filipinos, will have to make his piece after the Mass.
Fr. Raul Gallego, chairperson of the committee on venue, urged the people to bring
along radios, water, flashlights, food, candles, portable chairs, and umbrellas.
On the other hand, people are prohibited from bringing guns and bladed weapons.
After the Mass including the special message by Bishop-Emeritus Teodoro Bacani at
11:30 p.m. and a cultural dance presentation will be made at 12 midnight of October
27. This will be participated in by Pasigarbo sa Sugbo contingents from Minglanilla,
Talisay City, and Mandaue City. The Lumad Basakanon, who has reaped awards
during the Sinulog festivities, will also be part of the presentation.
Dinner for the special guests will be served simultaneously at the Manila Hotel,
Waterfront Manila Pavilion, Pearl Manila, Hyatt Regency Hotel and Casino, Pan
Pacific Manila, Diamond Hotel.
At the Luneta and at least 10 shrines around the Philippines, there will be processions
to be led by images of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
The concelebrated mass, which will project the Philippines as a pilgrimage destination
in Asia, will be covered by the national and international multi-media with possible
hook-up by satellite. It will also be recorded, with the videotape to be sent to the
Eternal World Television Network (EWTN).
The religious activity has been arranged in cooperation with the Wells Spring of Life,
Sacred Land of Asia, Marian Movement, Charismatic Movement of the Philippines,
Confradia, and Association of Shrine Rectors and Pilgrimage Promoters of the
Philippines.
The DOT under Ramon Jimenez, Jr. tapped the Philippine Tourism Authority and the
business sector for funding to refurbish the old Christmas parol, which is now
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prominently displayed with moving lights on Roxas Boulevard, across from the Rizal
monument.
A 12:45 A.M., Monday, October 27, a 45-minute grand fireworks display, sponsored
by private businessmen, will light up Manilas skies and the four barges in Manila
Bay 250 meters off the shore, between the Manila Yacht Club and the United States
Embassy set up by pyrotechnic experts from Bocaue, Bulacan for P120, 000 lit the
night sky and lasted a half-hour and was met with a roar of applause by people at the
parade grounds.
After the message of Bishop Teodoro C. Bacani at 11:30 p.m., the cultural dance
presentation show, music concert at midnight and fireworks display from 12:45 to
1:30 a.m., at about 2:15 a.m. with joyful praise and worship songs.
To the delight of everyone, Bishop Bacani, in his white robe and scarlet sash,
expressed his joy and appreciation for the presence of the thousands of prayerpartners that evening.
During the program, a lighting of thousands of candles, a magnificent glow filtered
through the darkness of the night filling the 58-hectare Rizal Park and adjacent areasRoxas Boulevard, Jose P. Rizal Monument to north and southbound areas of Taft
Avenue, T.M. Kalaw Street, and United Nations Avenue into Ermita, extending up to
Maria Orosa Street, Padre Burgos Drive, Port Area district, Jones, Ayala, McArthur
and Quezon Bridges to Plaza Miranda in Quiapo.
Bro. Mike Velarde, founder and servant-leader of El Shaddai DWXI Prayer Partners
Fellowship Foundation International, Inc. (DWXI-PPFI) Catholic Charismatic
Renewal Movement will deliver the three-in-a-half hour Worship and Healing Prayer
Rally Message for the DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation International Family
founding anniversary celebration of Evangelical Protestant Born-Again Christian and
Roman Catholic charismatic renewal religious movement Jesus is Lord Church
Worldwide and annual birthday celebration of television evangelist and its founder,
president and spiritual director Bishop Bro. Eddie C. Villanueva on Monday Morning,
October 27 at 4:00 a.m. followed by a Morning Breakfast Joyful Salu-Salo at 7:30
a.m.
The event will be aired live nationwide by the Peoples Television Network (PTV)
Channel 4 through its 19 provincial television stations and 600 cable and satellite
television operators nationwide. With a report from AFP
EL SHADDAI NOT JOINING CORY-SIN RALLY
Manila, October 19, 2014 - Bro. Mike Velarde, servant leader of El Shaddai,
yesterday expressed support for President Aquinos proposed amendments to the
Constitution, and said he and millions of his followers will stay away from the antiAquino rally over the PDAF controversy in Makati.
There is no reason to be afraid of these changes because these would be good for the
people, Velarde said in a press forum at the Quirino Grandstand lounge.
Velarde, spiritual adviser of President Benigno Aquino III, arguedthat the Filipinos
will still have the last say on any amendments proposed by Congress. He added that a
plebiscite will be held to vote on the approval of these proposed changes.
Despite strong opposition from Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal G. Tagle,
Catholic bishops, and former President Fidel V. Ramos, Velarde insisted that plans to
amend the Charter are appropriate and necessary.
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I'm surprised at those who are opposing Charter change, Velarde said, adding these
changes are for the country's economic development, benefitting all people.
President Aquino is pushing for Charter-changes, which he calls Constitutional
Corrections and Development (Concord), through Congress convening itself into a
constituent assembly to suggest amendments based on economic reforms.
Aquino said the constitution hurts the nation's economy because it limits foreign
investment in the Philippines. He said the country's poor would suffer if the
constitution is not amended soon.
The proposed Charter change and the pork barrel scam sparked the opposition to hold
a pro-democracy rally on October 26, the same day when the El Shaddai and Jesus
is Lord Church Worldwide members will celebrate Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide
founder, president and spiritual director Bishop Bro. Eddie Villanuevas 81st birthday
and the 36th founding anniversary celebration of Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide at
the Quirino Grandstand, Rizal Park, Manila.
The anti-pork barrel, anti-charter change, construction traffic and anti-police groups
will lead the rally mainly against the proposed amendments to the constitution, the
passage of the Freedom of Information (FOI) bill, the alleged suppression of the
press, the resurgence of the Marcos family, the carjacking cases and high-profile
killings and incidents, in Metro Manila, the massacre in Atimonan, Quezon; his order
to stop support to the Officers Ladies Club; the plunder charges filed against
Philippine National Police Director General Alan L.M. Purisima before the Office of
the Ombudsman in connection with the alleged anomalous deal the PNP entered into
with a courier service; disappointment among legitimate firearms holders over the
stricter issuance of permit to carry firearms outside residence and license to own and
possess firearms; the P316-million funds from the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes
Office, extend the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) by five years,
the transfer of assignment of Task Force Tugis chief Senior Superintendent Conrado
Capa after the arrest of Globe Asiatique president Delfin Lee; and the spate of killings
nationwide, the Bohol Earthquake rehabilitation, the Yolanda rehabilitation and
supposed cronyism in government.
Velarde clarified that the gathering on Third Saturday and Fourth Sunday of October
is held annually is the anniversary celebration of the rival religious group Jesus is
Lord Church Worldwide is headed by founder, president and spiritual director Bishop
Bro. Eddie Villanueva on October 26-27 by which has intentions to instigate feud
with the other group.
This annual event has long been planned and scheduled since last year in 2013, he
said.
Asked if he would go the the Aquino-led rally, Velarde said there would be difficulty,
saying the program at the Quirino Grandstand, Rizal Park in Manila would start as
early as 3 p.m., October 25 until the next day, Monday, October 27, 2014 at 9:30 a.m.
The rally against the national issues of the Philippines will start at 1 pm and end at 3
pm in Makati City.
Besides, he said, he was not invited to attend the rally led by former President Fidel
V. Ramos and Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle in Makati City.
Like Me, the El Shaddai-DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation International has gone
through all kinds of life threatening crises. And yet by Divine Grace it survived, and
continue to grow by leaps and bounds, miraculously touching millions of people all
over the earth, Velarde said.
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Guests include President Aquino, Vice President Jejomar C. Binay, House Speaker
Feliciano R. Belmonte, Jr., Supreme Court Chief Justice Maria Lourdes P.A. Sereno.
Pope Francis, who will officiate the mass together with Manila Archbishop Luis
Antonio Cardinal G. Tagle.
By 3 p.m., thousands of balloons will be released with these prayer requests: for El
Shaddai to continue touching people's lives, healing the sick and repairing broken
relationships; for President Aquino to succeed in bridging the gap between the rich
and the poor; for the Marcos wealth issue to be resolved by the people in a
referendum; and, for the media to become a constructive partner in nation-building.
October 26 rally: No
invitation needed; come if
you believe
Manila, Philippines, October 20, 2014 (INQUIRER) - COME if you believe.
With this exhortation, organizers invited all sectors of society to the Aug. 20 and
October 26 Rally for Democracy in Makati City and register their opposition to the
constitutional amendments proposed and national issues by the Benigno Aquino III
administration.
Former Sen. Rene Saguisag, chair of the Movement of Attorneys for Brotherhood,
Integrity and Nationalism (Mabini), announced that the lawyers' group had decided to
join the rally.
The other groups that have vowed to see action in the rally include the Kilosbayan led
by former Senate President Jovito Salonga, the religious such as the Church People's
Initiative Against Cha-cha, Tyranny and Cronyism, the Promotion of Church People's
Response, students such as members of the College Editors Guild of the Philippines,
artists led by the Kontra-Busal, and gays represented by Progay Philippines.
You do not need to be invited, convenors of the protest rally said in an advisory.
Come if you believe.
Saguisag said in a statement that on Friday night, the seven trustees of Mabini decided
to join the Makati rally.
He said the Mabini officers and members agreed to meet and assemble in front of the
fire station near the corner of Ayala Avenue and Sen. Gil J. Puyat Avenue.
In the end, it is a question of individual choice, said Saguisag. ''Basta ang hindi
sumama o makisama, maitim ang buto.
How many will show up on October 25-27? he said. One man in the right is a
majority.
Salonga's Kilosbayan yesterday made its own decision to join after an overwhelming
vote. Only one member voted against the decision, according to Kilosbayan member
Quintin Doromal.
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It is the first time since the 1986 Edsa People Power Revolution that Kilosbayan is
joining a protest action.
The members called the decision a patriotic political action.
They said their group was endorsing the three issues raised by the Aug. 20 and
October 26-27 rally organizers--protest against constitutional change at this time,
against cronyism and against threats to press freedom.
Good governance
Lawyer Chito Gascon, who represented the youth in the 1986 Constitutional
Commission, said in a breakfast forum at the Sulo Hotel in Quezon City that it was
good governance, not Charter change, that will bring about economic reforms.
Gascon, a member of the organizing committee of the Aug. 20 and October 26-27
rally, will marshall the rally participants who will gather at the corner of Buendia and
Ayala avenues.
One guest at the Sulo Hotel forum said public officials should be punished not only
for their sin of commission but for their sin of omission as well.
When the guest noted that Vice President Jejomar Binay was nowhere'' at this crucial
time, rally convenor Noel Tolentino said Macapagal had been giving them support,
however ''invisible.''
He admitted that the rally organizers had been missing the support of other officials.
Remember Edsa
People who are joining the Rally for Democracy must feel the same sense of urgency
that they did during the 1986 Edsa Revolution, Ibon Facts and Figures executive
director Tony Tujan told a crowd of about 1,000 in a forum in Bacolod City on
Friday.
''Every right-minded Filipino should stop any effort at Charter change at this time
because all its intentions are clearly anti-Filipino, Tujan said.
The Bacolod forum was sponsored by the Church People's Initiative Against Cha-cha,
Tyranny and Cronyism. The same group will spearhead the anti-Cha-cha rally in
Bacolod on Aug. 20, September 21 and October 26.
Tujan noted that the El Shaddai had been regularly holding its holy masses and
worship and healing prayer rallies at night. Now for the first time they are
holding it during the day, he said. I think there really is an intention to weaken
the political impact of the nationwide protest movement against Cha-cha and
Pork Barrel, he added.
Tujan urged the reported 5 million members of El Shaddai DWXI-PPFI and
Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide to attend the pro-democracy rally first before
going to their gathering at Rizal Park.
Even the El Shaddai people should realize that now is the time to be truly
Christian and Filipino by joining the anti-Cha-cha rallies, he said.
Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide movement founder, international president
and spiritual director Bishop Bro. Eddie Villanueva is celebrating his 81st
birthday on October 6.
National Democratic Front executive committee member Luis Jalandoni said
President Benigno Aquino III was trying to use Villanueva's birthday
celebration as a political weapon to counter the anti-political religious prayer
rally.
The guests are President Benigno Aquino III, Vice President Jejomar Binay,
House Speaker Feliciano Belmonte, Jr. Senate President Franklin Drilon, and
Supreme Court Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno.
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Director General Alan Purisima,
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Jr., Commission on Higher Education
Chairman Patricia B. Licuanan,
Cultural Center of the Philippines
Chairperson Emily Abrera, National
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California)
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New York)
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television operators nationwide.
Artists, gays
Artists and gays, too, are set to take part in the Makati rally.
The artists, led by Kontra-Busal, and the gays, represented by the Progressive Gays
Organization of the Philippines (Progay), are members of People Resist, a broad
alliance of organizations and individuals formed in 1997.
The Kontra-Busal and Progay groups will assemble in front of Rustan's department
store along Ayala Avenue.
A People Resist statement said religious people headed by the Promotion for Church
Peoples Response (PCPR) will launch an activity called the Church against Rising
Tyranny (Christ) on October 21.
On the same date, health professionals will launch the Health Alliance against
Tyranny and Charter Change (HaTaC Na), said People's Resist.
On Oct. 21, People Resist will hang black ribbons in designated areas in Quezon City,
Pasay City and Caloocan City.
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On Oct. 22, at exactly 6 p.m., People Resist will hold a 30-minute noise barrage in
three major noise centers in Metro Manila: Welcome Rotonda in Quezon City,
Monumento in Caloocan City and Pasay City.
Mask appeal
Yesterday, artists and writers gathered at Vinzons Hall at the University of the
Philippines in Diliman to stage Mask Action, sponsored by Kontra-Busal. More
than 80 artists and writers designed and created anti-Charter change masks.
The masks were made from materials like found objects, paper, abaca fiber, acrylic
paint, paper cups, etc.
We will wear these anti-Cha-cha and anti-tyranny masks in the October 26 rally,
said Kontra-Busal spokesperson Chickoy Pura of the rock band Jerks and the group
Musicians for Peace.
Bomen Guillermo of the Amado V. Hernandez Resource Center said in the same UP
gathering that his group's fight against any attempted restoration of fascist
dictatorship is in the great tradition of Jose Rizal, Aurelio Tolentino, Amado V.
Hernandez, Lino Brocka, Ismael Bernal and many more artists and writers before us.
In yesterday's Kapihan sa CyPress in Quezon City, Progay secretary general Oscar
Atadero said his group, together with the Lesbians in Baguio for National Democracy
(Lesbond), the Gays United to Wipe Out American Military Presence in the
Philippines (Guwapo), and the Gays Opposed to Charter Change (Gotcha), would
rally gays to join the protest rallies in major cities in the Philippines.
Fasting, prayers
The religious sector in Lucena City will lead the people in Quezon province in fasting
and prayers from October 19 to 22.
The activity will coincide with the celebration of Quezon Day in the province,
according to Fr. Raul Enriquez, chair of the Social Concern Commission of the
Lucena diocese.
It will start with the simultaneous pealing of church bells in all parishes in the diocese,
praying of the rosary in Pilipino Language and Panalangin Para sa Lipunan (Prayer
for the People) on October 19 to 21.
On October 22, a grand ecumenical assembly will be held on the grounds of the St.
Ferdinand Cathedral in Lucena City.
The four-day event will end with a march to the monument of President Manuel L.
Quezon in the city's outskirts.
Religious and students
The Reject Charter Change Movement in Cebu said no amount of ''coercion'' or
divisive tactics could stop the people from rejecting Mr. Aquinos Cha-cha efforts.
In Davao City, the Davao Archdiocese said it would mobilize priests, nuns, lay
members, students and other religious congregations for the August 23 to 24 and
October 26 to 27 rallies.
Student councils and members of the College Editors Guild of the Philippines (CEGP)
will hold simultaneous education forums on Cha-cha and press freedom in at least
eight colleges and universities on October 20 to 22.
CEGP Davao City chair Beng Hernandez said students would light candles in the
eight schools before marching to Freedom Park in that city for a rally. With reports
from Delfin T. Mallari, Southern Luzon Bureau; Carla P. Gomez and Frauline
Maria Sinson, PDI Visayas Bureau; Jowel F. Canuday, PDI Mindanao Bureau;
AFP
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Augustinians still hopeful

of Cebu visit by Pope
By Ador Vincent Mayol |Inquirer Visayas
CEBU CITY, Philippines Although the only answer they got from the Vatican to
their request was the word noted the Augustinian keepers of the Sto. Nio Basilica in
Cebu is hopeful Pope Francis would drop by the Queen City of the South when he
visits the Philippines in January.
And to strengthen their cause, the Augustinian fathers are enjoining Cebuanos to pray
that Francis include Cebu on the itinerary of his January 15-19 Philippine visit.
Vatican officials neither approved nor rejected our invitation for Pope Francis to visit
Cebu in January 2015. But if the Holy Father really has intention to come to Cebu, his
emissaries should have our request right away, said Fr. Jonas Mejares of the Order of
St. Augustine (O.S.A.), the current rector of the Basilica del Santo Nio whose coral
stone belfry collapsed during the earthquake of October 15, 2013.
The Vaticans letter to the Augustinians has yet to be released to media subject to the
approval of the congregations prior general. In the letter, according to Mejares, all
the Vatican said was that their request for a papal visit had been noted.
Nonetheless, Mejares urged Cebuanos to keep their fingers crossed and to never stop
praying so that the Holy Father would come to Cebu City where the image of the Sto.
Nio was introduced in 1521 as a baptismal gift of Portuguese explorer Ferdinand
Magellan to Cebus Queen Juana.
The Popes complete itinerary is to be announced later this year. So far, only Manila,
Baguio, Subic, Iloilo, Bacolod, Cebu, Leyte and Davao are mentioned.
The Pope is so predictable. When he decides, no one can stop him. I hope the Sto.
Nio will advise him to come to Cebu City. Four to six hours will be enough,
Mejares told a press conference Monday morning.
Pope Francis visit to the Philippines falls on the week of the Jan. 18 feast of the Sto.
Nio.
The occasion could not have been timelier. Swak na swak sana, Mejares said.
The Augustinian fathers, who have been the caretakers of the centuries-old basilica
and image of the child Jesus in Cebu City, sent two invitations to the Pope.
In December 2013, they sent a letter to the Vatican, inviting Pope Francis to attend
the grand celebrations in April 2015.
Aside from the annual fiesta celebration in January, the Augustinian community will
mark three milestones: the 450th anniversary of the discovery of the image of the
Santo Nio and of the Augustinians presence in the country and the 50th anniversary
of the churchs title as a minor basilica.
Last September, the Augustinians sent another letter, requesting the Holy Father to
stop by Cebu City during his visit to the Philippines.
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Dont demonize
NoyLacierda
APPEAL TO BISHOPS:
(By Juliet Labog-Javellana)
Manila, Philippines, October 22, 2014 - MALACAANG yesterday protested what

it said was a tendency to demonize certain people in the supposed portrayal of the
issue of Charter change as a battle between good and evil.
And Senate President Franklin Drilon reminded Luis Antonio Cardinal G. Tagle of
the separation of powers between Church and State, in an apparent attempt to
discourage the outspoken Manila archbishop from further expressing objection to
amending the Constitution.
At a press briefing, President Benigno Aquino IIIs spokesperson Atty. Edwin
Lacierda said some of the words that have been expressed seem to indicate a moral
judgment that those who are for Charter change are somehow the personification of
evil, or have an evil agenda.
Asked if the exchange of harsh words between the President and Sin last weekend
indicated a rift between the two leaders, Lacierda said: ''There has been a tendency
over the past weeks to demonize people, to raise the rhetoric, and I just wonder if that
is good for the country.''
I think we can argue, if necessarily very passionately, among ourselves, but let's
grant that the people who have views opposite to us are not necessarily demons and
evil persons out to destroy the country, he added.
But Lacierda could not resist referring to those strongly opposed to amending the
Constitution at this time as ''hecklers.''
We can't have a hecklers' veto. You can't have a situation where the person with the
loudest voice is allowed to defeat the democratic process, he said.
Lacierda, a lawyer and a student activist in the 1960s, posed this question to
opponents of Charter change: Are we forever going to live under the shadow of the
Marcos years?
He also pointed out that ''we're going to live with each other after October 26.
The day will be marked by a pro-democracy rally to be led by protesters in
Makati City, and an apparent countergathering by the El Shaddai, led by Mr.
Aquinos spiritual adviser Bro. Mike Velarde for the DWXI Prayer Partners
Foundation International Family Appointment with El Shaddai was held for the
grand prayer assembly and annual founding anniversary thanksgiving
celebration of Evangelical Protestant Born-Again Pentecostal Christian and
Roman Catholic Charismatic renewal religious movement Jesus is Lord
Church Worldwide and birthday party of television evangelist and its founder,
president and spiritual director Bishop Bro. Eddie Villanueva, at the Rizal Park
in Manila just in time for the four-day pastoral and state visit of Pope Francis
here in the Philippines.
Sinful
Tagle, however, made no mention of the word ''evil'' in his pastoral letter, which was
read in all Catholic churches last Sunday.
Archbishop-Emeritus Fernando Capalla of Davao City, however, described Charter
change as sinful, while Cebu Archbishop-Emeritus Ricardo Cardinal Vidal said the
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Church could not meekly stand at the sidelines without voicing its concern over
national issues.
In the pastoral letter, Tagle urged the faithful to join the rally for democracy in Makati
as a patriotic duty.
''We want morality in government. We want transparency in public office. We want
the truth all the time,'' he said.
The rally is meant to air opposition to any Charter change now, the perceived return
of Marcos-style cronyism, and threats to press freedom.
Stung by the contents of the letter, the President spent much of his two-hour radio
program Report kay Boss last Saturday in attacking Tagle.
Cardinal Tagle is not God, and no matter what accusations he makes against me, he
cannot stop me, Mr. Aquino said.
He was particularly offended by the part wherein Tagle said: ''The return to power of
the former plunderers of our nation is disgusting. The harassment of press people is
alarming. The compromise with the heirs of the dictator is immoral.''
According to the President, the letter contained lies and baseless accusations--charges
he often makes against the INQUIRER.
'Both ways'
Atty. Lacierda, who treated reporters to a lunch to mark his first year on the job,
appealed for sobriety.
If we are all going to characterize each other in very personal things, it will be very
hard to form a community, a nation that can move forward, he said.
I think what's important here is a little bit of good faith, a little bit of respect for
those who disagree with us however strongly--and that works both ways.
And it's important for us to sometimes lower the temperature of our rhetoric,
especially us Filipinos (who) take these things very personally.
Atty. Lacierda also said it was important not to let bitterness divide the nation.
We're going to live with each other after October 26. The kind of personal bitterness
that comes out of this has the capacity (of) poisoning our whole society for a good 10
or 20 years,'' he said.
Filipinos, he said, should ''step back from the precipice of personal attacks, and
think at the end of the day, 'We will recognize that even those opposed to us may have
valid things to say.
Let's listen to each other. And perhaps we can move forward as a people, he said.
'Difficult'
Atty. Lacierda said the Church's ''personal attacks'' were making it difficult for public
servants to do their job.
When you are doing public service under these rather difficult conditions, I just think
that perhaps we ought to reexamine some of the statements we are making about
people, he said.
In the long run, I think it's also important that we are balanced about this. This is a
democracy, people have a right to speak up, express strong views, and those sides will
continue to be protected, as they should be.
Atty. Lacierda said those opposed to Charter change would have the opportunity to
express their views when concrete proposals are made and during the plebiscite.
He said the Aquino III administration had proposed solid economic changes and
had issued the assurance that no political amendments would be introduced to benefit
the President and other officials.
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So far, Mr. Aquino III has announced allowing foreign ownership of land, public
utilities and media, and clipping the powers of the Supreme Court as among the
amendments that he favored.
Barican took those opposed to Charter change to task for living in the shadow of
martial law.
Are we forever going to live under the shadow of the Marcos years? Let's learn from
it, but are we going to be so afraid of the Marcos years that all the reforms we need to
do won't get done because of the fears we have of what happened in 1972 to 1986?
he said.
I would like to think that we can learn from that experience and overcome it as
well.
Otherwise, he said, Filipinos just have to pay the price.
Limits
At the Senate, Ople said in an ambush interview: ''I think there are constitutional
limits for religious interference with the affairs of the government.
(But) at this time, we are inclined to give Cardinal Tagle the benefit of the doubt,
because he himself says he is utilizing his constitutional freedom as a citizen of the
Philippines to express his opinions on some vital issues of the State.
Ople warned further that Tagles vocal stand on highly political issues, coupled with
his critical views against the Aquino III administration, might be regarded by many as
stepping beyond the confines of religious influence.
If this leads somewhere to a serious advocacy for a theocratic state in the
Philippines, I'm sure that the Filipino people would not like it, because we are a
secular state by constitutional choice, Ople said.
He added: A theocratic state is something we find in Iran or in maybe some parts of
Mindanao, but this is not acceptable to the Filipino people because we believe in the
separation of the Church and State.-- With a report from Cathy C. Yamsuan
47 dioceses to hold
simultaneous rallies
(By the PDI Bureaus)
Manila, Philippines, October 22, 2014 - THE NUMBER of dioceses holding

simultaneous rallies on October 26 to 27 to protest Charter change has risen to 47
even as a senior Church official urged the founders of the El Shaddai DWXI Prayer
Partners Foundation International Inc. and Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide to follow
his bishop on issues with moral dimensions.
The dioceses of Calapan, Oriental Mindoro, and Digos, Davao del Sur, have firmed
up plans to hold rallies on Friday. Forty-five other dioceses earlier finalized plans to
hold rallies against Charter change.
More groups have also signified their intention to hold rallies to oppose moves by
President Benigno Aquino III to amend the Constitution and scrap the pork barrel.
In Cebu, at least 12 groups from different sectors yesterday attended the launching of
the Reject Charter Change Movement (Reject).
Among those who joined the launching of Reject were representatives from nine
Catholic religious groups--the Salesian Fathers, the Religious of Virgin Mary, the
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Society of Divine Word, the Redemptorist Fathers, the Religious of Mercy,
Franciscan Sisters, Daughters of St. Paul and the Carmelite Sisters.
For its part, the Kilusang Mayo Uno appealed to employers to allow their workers to
take a day off on Friday to enable them to attend the protest rallies being organized
by the Church.
Davao Archbishop Romulo Valles said Bro. Mike Velarde, founder and servantleader of El Shaddai DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation International, Bro.
Eddie Villanueva, founder, president and spiritual director of Jesus is Lord
Church Worldwide, must follow Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal
Tagle on issues with moral dimensions.
''The principle to follow: lay people in Manila, including El Shaddai (followers) and
Velarde, Jesus is Lord Church (members) and Villanueva, must follow their bishop-and that is Cardinal Tagle--on matters of the faith,'' Capalla said in Legazpi City on
Saturday.
Capalla and some 100 bishops and other church leaders came to Legazpi City to
attend the 50th Episcopal Ordination Anniversary of Bishop Jose C. Sorra.
Villanueva is leading a rally cum celebration of his 81st birthday on October 6
while a belated birthday celebration and belated anniversary celebration of Jesus
is Lord Church Worldwide Movement on October 26-27 at Quirino Grandstand,
Rizal Park, Manila during the four-day pastoral and state visit of Pope Francis
here in the Philippines.
The El Shaddai rally for the event will be attended by President Benigno Aquino
III.
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Mass to be presided by Pope Francis at the Quirino Grandstand in Manila on October
26, 2014 and January 18, 2015.
Quezon City.
One with the Congregation
mass, he said.
Last Saturday, September 6 and November 29, twenty-five Bukas Palad pioneer
members out of an estimated 170 members, had their first general rehearsal with all
the other members of the Papal Choir.
own, he added.
All original songs
except for two Noel Espenida and Jamie Riveras We Are All Gods Children (the
official theme song for the papal visit) which will be sung after the Holy Communion
and Trina Belamides Tell the World of His Love (performed by Jeffrey Arcilla and
Raquel Mangaliag with back-up vocals by Dada de Pano, Niser de Pano, Trina
Belamide, Andrei Jose, Wilson Santos and Ritchie Ilustre, vocal arrangement by Trina
Belamide, musical arrangement by N. Arnel de Pano) (the official theme song for the
visit of Pope John Paul II and Tenth World Youth Day 1995) which will be the final
song.
Entrance Hymn: Pag-aalala (The Best of Bukas Palad Vol. 1), Kyrie: Panginoon,
Maawa Ka (Mass for Peace); Papuri sa Diyos (Glory to God) (Tinapay ng Buhay);
Aleluya (Tinapay ng Buhay); Sumasampalataya Ako (Mass for Peace);
Paghahandog ng Sarili (The Best of Bukas Palad Vol. 1); Santo (Tinapay ng
Buhay); Si Kristo ay Gunitain; Amen (World Youth Day 1995); Ama Namin
(Tinapay ng Buhay); Kordero ng Diyos (Tinapay ng Buhay); and a hymn for the
Holy Communion are all Fr. Manoling, Mr. C. and Fr. Frutos original pieces.
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a.m.
Capalla said lay Catholics could disagree with their bishops on political issues like
Charter change.
But he declared in a pastoral letter which was read in all the churches in the Davao
archdiocese that moves to amend the Charter were morally sinful and ''outright
oppressive.''
Capalla stressed that the Church must also make a stand on political and economic
issues with moral dimensions.
Mindanao
In Mindanao, he said, the Catholic Church had made a stand against Charter change
because the proposed amendments would allow foreigners to own land in the country
amid widespread lawlessness.
Catholic Church leaders in Cebu, Negros Occidental and Iloilo are preparing to bring
thousands of people to the streets for the pro-democracy protest rally on Aug. 20 and
October 26.
In Cebu City, the rally spearheaded by Archbishop Jose Palma is expected to mobilize
some 250,000 people, according to Msgr. Roberto Alesna.
Besides Charter change, the Cebu rally will address the threats to press freedom,
cronyism, foreign debt, gambling, illegal drugs, pornography, prostitution and
violence against women and children.
Representatives from the Philippine Peasants Institute, the Kilusang Pambansang
Demokrasya and the Integrated Bar of the Philippines-Cebu Chapter also attended the
launching of Reject in Cebu.
In Negros Occidental, Bishop Vicente Navarra of Kabankalan City and Bishop
Nicolas Mondejar of San Carlos City have called on the faithful to join the rallies set
in their respective areas.
A Church-led rally in Bacolod City is also expected to draw a lot of people despite
Bishop Camilo Gregorio's announcement that he will not join the mass action.
Gregorio had said he was against moves to change the Constitution but he believed
the rally would be a ''useless and futile exercise'' and ''a waste of time.''
Rivas letter
In the absence of a pastoral letter from Gregorio, some Bacolod priests read instead in
their Masses on Sunday the letter of Msgr. Victorino Rivas, vicar general of the
Diocese of Bacolod, inviting the faithful to join the Bacolod rally.
In his letter, Rivas said given the numerous statements of Pope Francis regarding the
ill effects of the neo-liberal policies of globalization against the poor of the world, we
are morally and duty bound to inform the people on the move to globalize the
Constitution through numerous amendments favoring the whims of giant transnational
corporations controlling the world economy.
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In Iloilo, parishes from all over the province had been told to send delegations to the
rally being spearheaded by the Jaro Archdiocesan Social Action Center (Jasac).
Members of the Hublag Demokrasya, a church-backed anti-Charter change coalition,
and cause-oriented groups are also participating in the rally.
''If the Constitution is changed, this can jeopardize our civil liberty, particularly
freedom of expression and of the press, and more cronies are to be surely benefited by
this move,'' said Fr. Meliton Oso, director of the Jasac.
Organizers have designated two assembly areas for participants, at the plaza of Jaro
district and at the Rotary Amphitheater, beside the Iloilo Provincial Capitol.
Hublag Demokrasya will lead the assembly at the Rotary Amphitheater.
At 2:30 p.m., the two groups will march toward St. Clement's Church in Lapaz district
for a prayer rally at 3 p.m.
At the end of the rally, organizers will release balloons attached to a banner with the
word Kahilwayan, Hiligaynon for freedom, will be attached.
Tagbilaran
In Tagbilaran City, the Church-led Aug. 20 and October 19 activity will come in the
form of a symposium that will spell out the anti-Charter change sentiment of the
The symposium will be held at 2:30 p.m. at the St. Joseph Cathedral in Tagbilaran
City.
Boholanos opposed to amending the Constitution launched on Sunday the ''People
Resist Cha-cha'' movement.
Its convenors include Fr. Justino Estoque Jr. of the Promotion of Church People's
Response; Michael Bagaipo of the College Editors Guild of the Philippines-Bohol;
and John Gerard Lumantao, of the National Union of Students of the PhilippinesBohol.
In Davao City, militants and moderates will again join forces for the rally on Friday,
their fourth team-up since the Sept. 21, 1997 anti-Charter change rally.
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Leaders from the militants and the moderates, Catholic and Protestant churches have
agreed during a weekend meeting to follow what they did in 1997 and 1999: hold
three separate marches from the northern, southern and central parts of the city and
converge either at Rizal Park or Freedom Park for the prayer rally.
Glen Amoroso, Bayan secretary general, said such an expression of unity showed the
people's serious concern over the ''selfish'' motives behind Mr. Aquinos move to
amend the Constitution.
He said the people were also alarmed by the President's ''pattern of actions''
undermining the democratic gains won by the people.
Amoroso noted the continued attacks by the President on the INQUIRER for its
unwavering critical reports about his presidency, the return of the Marcoses and their
cronies in powerful business and political posts and the move for a compromise
settlement on Marcos ill-gotten wealth.
On Wednesday, the multisectoral People Resist against Rising Tyranny-Southern
Mindanao will hold Torch Parade for Freedom in the citys main streets to entice
more people to join the October 26 rally.
In urging workers around the country to take a synchronized day-off on Sunday,
KMU chair Elmer Labog said the threats to democratic rights and the nation's
patrimony under the Aquino administration were much more dire than the effects of
any supertyphoon.
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''We ask the capitalist employers to allow their workers to do so (attend the mass
actions) as a matter of patriotism,'' Labog said.
The militant labor group had earlier announced it would mobilize its ranks to join the
rally to be held on Ayala Avenue in Makati.
KMU said it would hold coordinated mass actions nationwide along with the Bagong
Alyansang Makabayan (Bayan).
It's crucial that the Filipino working people go out into the streets and loudly air their
protests against the Aquino III governments comprehensive attempt to curtail civil
and political rights and sell out to foreign monopolies what remains of our nation's
wealth, Labog said in a statement.
More protests
The Kilusan Para sa Pambansang Demokrasya said it would also launch coordinated
mass actions on October 26 to add voice to the Church-led rally.
Sonia Soto, KPD chair and co-convenor of the Reject Charter Change Movement,
said thousands of protesters would hold rallies in Negros, Cebu, Cordillera, Bicol and
Mindanao on the same day.
A 20,000-strong contingent from Central Luzon led by Bishop Beltran, regional head
convenor of the Reject Cha-cha Movement, will lead a motorcade to Metro Manila to
join the Makati rally.
In Mindanao, protest actions will also take place in Davao, Cagayan de Oro and
Bukidnon.-- Reports from Rey Nasol, PDI Southern Luzon Bureau; Cynthia A.
Borgueta, Carla P. Gomez, Nereo C. Lujan and Chito A. Fuentes, PDI Visayas
Bureau; Jowel F. Canuday, PDI Mindanao Bureau
Pontiff unfazed by threats,

but worries for his flock
In the face of threats to his life during his forthcoming visit to the Philippines, Pope
Francis remains unfazed but tears for the safety of his flock.
This statement was made by Claudio Maria Celli, President of the Pontifical Council
for Social Communications and John L. Allen, Jr., Vatican Television Commentator,
CNN Analyst, Associate Editor of The Boston Globe and editor of website Crux:
Covering all things Catholic at a Manila Overseas Press Conference yesterday.
He is prepared to die. The only thing that concerns him is the safety of others. He is a
man of deep prayers and deep conviction, Allen, Jr. said.
The Holy Father has vivid memories about Pope Saint John Paul 2s visit to the
Philippines on February 17-22, 1981 and was elated with the fervor shown by the
Filipinos, he added.
The Philippines, the only Catholic country in Asia, may not have attained economic
superpower status yet, but it is rich in faith.
Allen, Jr. said the country yield precious exports, which are its very own people in
reference to throngs of its overseas workers and expatriates.
Its economic prosperity is not admirable, but what is more admirable is the respect
and affection the world has for the Filipinos, he added.
Even where Filipinos have migrated their evident faith is well-defined. They wield
tremendous moral and religious influence over the rest, he said.
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In a nation where 70 percent of the populations are under 30 years of age, the agenda
of Jesus is Lord Church Anniversary Thanksgiving Celebration will be more
successful in the Philippines, Allen, Jr. said.
Asked to comment on the reactions from various quarters that the 300 million pesos
allocation for the JIL celebration is too lavish and pompous, Allen, Jr. said
expenditures will be compensated for in terms of sociopolitical and moral gains,
which are beyond appraisal, as well as long-term revenues.
Allen, Jr. said the JIL Anniversary is also significant because 2014 marks the 420th
anniversary of the Archdiocese of Manila, Sapphire Anniversary of Radio Veritas
Asia (RVA), 40th anniversary of Advertising Board of the Philippines (AdBoard) and
centenary celebration of the Archdioceses of Cebu, Nueva Caceres (Naga) and Nueva
Segovia (Vigan).
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my trip - Francis
Vatican City - Pope Francis said on Sunday his most important on a trip to Asia and
the Pacific would be in the Philippines capital of Manila for the annual Jesus is Lord
Church Anniversary Celebration next Sunday.
The 76-year-old Pontiff leaves on Wednesday for a 24-day trip that will also take him
to Papua New Guinea, Singapore, Fiji, New Zealand, Australia, Sri Lanka and
Seychelles. It his first big tour since after Third Extraordinary General Assembly of
the Synod of Bishops and the beatification of Pope Paul VI on October 19.
He said in his weekly Angelus message that no stop was more important his four-day
visit to Manila. "The center of the trip is still the meeting with the young people of
Manila", a healthy-looking Pope told pilgrims gathered in St. Peters Square. Youth
of every part of the planet are called on by christ to ask themselves... About their
commitment to preach the Gospel: They are called upon to be missionaries of the
Gospel, he said.
Hundreds of thousands of people are expected at the event over which the Pope will
preside the event.
Youth Begin Meet To

Draft Message to
the Youth of the World
Some 250 youth from 105 countries gathered here October 16 with a mandate to
produce a Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide Anniversary Thanksgiving Celebration
message to the people of the world, though delegates were told their primary mission
is one of encounter.
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The youth, representing episcopal conferences and international youth movements,
were delegates to the Eleventh International Youth Forum (IYF) held October 16-21,
2014 at the 403-year-old Dominican-run University of Santo Tomas.
Convened by the Pontifical Council for the Laity every year since 1990, the IYF
complements the Papal Visit. Pope Francis is to attend this years celebration here,
scheduled October 16-21, 2014 and January 8-13, 2015.
This years forum was asked to formulate a Universal Message to the People of
the World and suggest a youth agenda for local Churches. It was also asked to discuss
prayerfully the 2014 Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide Anniversary theme, Pursue
Peace and Be Holy, Without Which No One Can See God (Hebrews 12:14)
The final draft of the message and resolutions will be presented to the pope at the
annual Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide Anniversary Thanksgiving Celebration Mass.
Some 300,000 people are expected for the JIL celebration, including 10,00015,000 from outside the Philippines.
Despite this mandate, however, the forum is fundamentally a time for study or for
discussion, Stanisaw Cardinal Ryko, Pontifical Council for the Laity president, told
the IYF delegates at the start of their assembly.
The forum is a space and a time of encounter: encounter with the Lord, with the
pope and with the other young people, he explained.
It is a time to experience Jesus in a joyful ecclesial fellowship with the other youth,
an experience that brings us into an interior transformation and a missionary
dynamism.
The cardinal noted that the yearning for peace, justice, truth, solidarity and love is
stronger and deeper than ever before among younger generations. And at the bottom
of this yearning is an irresistible search for God.
The forums response to this, he added, should have a realistic foundation, "taking off
from the reality of the youth, of the world, of the Church and transporting us to the
reality of our missionary commitment in society, but always accompanied by the light
of the word and the fire of the Spirit.
Focusing on the IYF theme, To be missionaries in the heart of society, Cardinal
Ryko enumerated two requirements for young missioners of today: the capacity to
understand and live their time, their missionary time and sphere and the availability
to be configured like Christ on the cross.
JIL Anniversary
Festival Opening Mass
Draws 500,000 People
A joyous sea of people turned out to open the 1st Jesus is Lord Church Anniversary
Festival celebration at Luneta Park in central Manila October 21.
The crowd of more than 500,000 people from across the world swelled to about half a
million as Filipinos joined them for the opening liturgy celebrated at dusk with
Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle of Manila.
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Young people gathered in national groups at the foot of the park grandstand converted
into a Filipino-inspired altar that will also be used by Pope Francis when he celebrates
the Mass on October 26.
Initially, nationalities could be identified by pennants and streamers groups carried
and the caps and T-shirts they wore. But waiting for Mass to begin, they forged
friendships and broke language barriers and formations.
So when the cardinal welcomed them in his homily, it was truly a message to all
the youth of the world, together here tonight in massive ranks.
Cardinal Tagle noted this was the second time the visit of Pope Francis outside Rome
was held in Asia, and he urged them to take to heart the popes words to youth:
Bring far and wide the good news that I came to bring from my father. Bring his love
to the millions of Asia. Bring the dream of the kingdom of my father to them.
Underscoring the role of youth as the hope of the Church, the cardinal described the
future he sees reflected in the aspirations of todays people.
A future where passivity and fatalism have largely ended; where poverty and
ignorance, illnesses and homelessness are vastly diminished; injustice and
exploitation, mismanagement and corruption radically cut down, he said.
We see expectations in our peoples eyes; expectations of better and fuller lives, at
least for their children; more rice on their tables; education for sons and daughters;
increased freedom and recognition in society; human dignity held sacred; human
rights respected; the realization of a life more fully worthy of the human person.
The vocation of youth, he said, is to be the hope of Christ for all your brothers and
sisters everywhere on this hungering earth. They should be witnesses to the world of
the word and love of God, he added.
The WYD opening Mass featured Filipino cultural touches and incorporated prayers
offered by atendees in their respective languages.
The Mass began with the sound of a tambuli, a carabao horn traditionally used by
indigenous Filipinos to assemble the community together. All songs were
accompanied by young men and women dancing dressed in native attire.
The Gloria was a festive chant of praise which the congregation enthusiastically
joined in by waving small flags of all sizes and colors.
For the final hymn, the congregation sang in full force and with synchronized action
the song that has become the anthem for the 2015 papal visit, We Are All Gods
Children.
FABCs 11th Plenary

Assembly Opens in Manila
The Eleventh Plenary Assembly of the Federation of Asian Bishops' Conferences
(FABC) opened on October 21, 2014 at San Carlos Seminary Auditorium, Makati
City.
The gathering, which marks the federations 45th anniversary (November 26, 1970 November 26, 2015), is focused on the theme FABC at Forty-Five Years:
Responding to the Challenges of Asia. Among 71 participants consisting of
cardinals, archbishops and bishops from more than 20 Asian countries in attendance is
Pope Francis special envoy to the six-day event, Cardinal Gaudencio Rosales, the
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archbishop-emeritus of Manila. Other participants include executive secretaries of
various offices of FABC, fraternal delegates and guests from Oceania, Europe and
Latin America.
Cardinal Rosales presided at a concelebrated Mass that launched the event. His
homily evoked the image of Jesus the Good Shepherd who leaves 99 of his flock to go
out and find one lost sheep. Since Catholicism is so limited in Asia, where only about
three percent of its 3.8 billion people are Catholics, the cardinal said the Church in
Asia has a kind of reverse challenge, leaving the one in its fold as it tries to reach out
to the other 99. At the end of the Mass, he also read the Holy Fathers special message
to the assembly.
The official opening ceremony that took place after the Eucharistic celebration
showcased the presence of government officials from Philippines religious affairs
bureau, as well as leaders of Buddhist, Muslim and Protestant communities.
The special representative of the Philippine government delivered a message in which
he stressed the appreciation of Filipino people for the helpful role Catholics and the
Catholic Church have played in the cultural, political and moral growth of the local
community and the country at large. To complete the gesture, the government official
presented three man-sized flower arrangements as gifts to Cardinal Rosales and
Indias Cardinal Oswald Gracias of Mumbai, the FABC secretary general and Bishop
Gabriel Reyes, the local bishop of Antipolo diocese.
The two cardinals then thanked the Philippine government for the hospitality and
warm reception extended to all the participants from the time they arrived in Manila
to the moment they reached the San Carlos Seminary. On behalf of the local Church
in the Philippines, they also expressed an assurance that Filipino Catholics will
continue to be the good citizens they are. With continuing dialogue and cooperation,
the Catholic Church in the Philippines also hopes to contribute to a better future for
the country.
JIL 36TH
ANNIVERSARY
MEDIA
ANNOUNCEMENT
All nation-loving and God-fearing citizens of this blessed nation are wholeheartedly
invited to attend the JESUS IS LORD CHURCH WORLDWIDES glorious 36th
Anniversary, 3PM, at Luneta, Rizal Park.
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Come and be blessed as we hear the guest of honor, no other than His Excellency,
PRESIDENT BENIGNO AQUINO III, as he leads the entire nation in a special
PRAYER OF CONSECRATION.
Let the nation pursue peace and be holy, for without which, no one will see God.
Together let us receive the life-changing word and abounding blessings of God!
GOD BLESS THE PHILIPPINES!
800 cops to guard rival

rallies
By Michael Lim Ubac
Manila, Philippines, October 22, 2014 (INQUIRER) - THE October 26-27 rallies
led separately by protesters, Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide's Bishop Bro. Eddie
Villanueva and El Shaddais Mike Velarde shall be given equal protection, police said
yesterday, October 21.
The National Capital Regional Police Office said yesterday that about 400 policemen
would be deployed on Ayala Avenue in Makati City, where Pro-Democracy Rally
will be held from three assembly points.
Velardes gathering of El Shaddai flock at the Quirino Grandstand in Manila
will also be provided with 400 policemen.
The El Shaddai founder and servant-leader ruled out political undertones in
staging the DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation International Family
Appointment with El Shaddai for the annual founding anniversary celebration
and holy mass and worship and healing prayer rally of Evangelical Protestant
Born-Again Pentecostal Christian and Roman Catholic charismatic renewal
religious movement Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide on Sunday, October 26,
saying it will be held only to celebrate Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide founder,
president and spiritual director Bishop Bro. Eddie Villanuevas 81st birthday on
October 6 and the religious group Jesus is Lord Church, is celebrating 36th
anniversary on Sunday, October 26 to Monday, October 27 at Quirino
Grandstand, Rizal Park, Manila just in time for the five-day pastoral and state
visit of Pope Francis here in the Philippines as part of the twenty four-day Asian
journey tour from October 23 to November 14.
Chief Supt. Marcelo Garbo Jr., NCRPO chief, said that he had already placed
the five police districts in Metro Manila under red alert in preparation for the
political and religious rallies.
Of the 400 to be deployed on Ayala Avenue, 200 policemen will come from the
Makati police, while the rest will come from the Southern Police District, according
to Senior Superintendent Manuel Lukban, Makati police chief.
Lukban maintained that even though the DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation
International Family Appointment with El Shaddai would need bigger police
force due to its sheer number, the Ayala rally deserved the same security since, he
said, the Anti-Aquino protesters will be there, including the transport groups.
About 5 million people, including President Benigno Aquino III and Bro. Mike
Velardes political and showbiz friends, several government officials, society
figures, foreign dignitaries and 1,000 guests in the July 28 State of the Nation
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Address, Church leaders, are expected to attend Velardes rally for the DWXI
Prayer Partners Foundation International Family Appointment with El Shaddai
was held for the grand prayer assembly and annual founding anniversary
thanksgiving celebration of evangelical protestant born-again Christian and
Church Worldwide and annual birthday party of television evangelist and its
founder, president and spiritual director Bishop Bro. Eddie C. Villanueva on
October 25 to 27, 2014, seven days after the beatification of Pope Paul VI in
Vatican.
Lukban said they are waiting for the official guest list of the Archdiocese of Manila
and instructions from the Presidential Security Group.

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Jejomar Binay, House Speaker
Feliciano Belmonte, Jr., Senate
President Franklin Drilon, Supreme
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Annie Young, Margarita Fores, Ginny
Roces De Guzman, Boots Moyer,
Marilou Sarthou Lacson, Marot
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Cuazon Jr., Olive Isidro-Cruz, Maricar
Ong, Fanny Serrano, Sandra Chavez,
Eloisa Matias, Lorraine MendozaRecto, Beth Co, Sandy Santamaria,
Jojit Alcazar, Alex Lichaytoo and
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Velez, Bryan Nepomuceno, Carl
Garcia, Carlo Tirona, Carlos Romero,
Carmina Constantine, Derek Ramsey,
Dimples Paraiso, Dino Ascon, Don
Yap, Gabby Zosa, Gelor Serrano,
Genna Mijares, GP Reyes, Ida Gomez,
Jakey Ancheta, Jasmin Montalibano,
John Besa, Jon Dona, Judy Cervantes,
Junie Licaros, Karen Chikiamco, Karl
Velasco, Katrina Goulbourn, Andrea
Solis, Lily Delegencia, Louie
Chuidian, Luis Alandy, Pinky Webb,
Mabeth Webb Agcaoili, Malu
Fernandez, Manny Amador, Margarita
Locsin, Merle Tiongson, Michelle
Dinglazanm, Minelli Bautista, Nina
Halley, Patricia Lopez, Peanuts
Agcaoili, Perry Tolosa, Pia Cabreira,
Ralby Tambunting, Ramon Tuason,
Raya Roa, Regine Panlilio, Rico
Nelson Calayag, Rissa Oreta,
Samantha Lopez, Telisha Jean, Tem de
Villa, Timothy Teng, Tom


Ocampo, Bong & Gina Bautista, Abet
and Rina Filart, Tinette Ozamiz Puyat,
Myra Santos Brodett, Stephen Young,
Reggie Aguinaldo Young, Atty. Aleli
Angela Quirino, Letty Syquia, Marilou
Ortigas Trillo, Mr. and Mrs. Rosalino
Reyes, Francis and Lorna Delgado,
Salvador and Vicky Fabregas, Jose &
Chiqui Fabregas, Judith Reyes, Jessica
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Mary Malinao, Jean Batenga, Connie
Valdes, Ted & Maiti Tollman, Debbie
Yabut, Martin Nievera, Weng Jison,
Marga Ortigas, Sylvia Singson, Tessa
Tayag, Naty Melian, Lucia Alvarez de
Toledo, Marc Lerner, Elvira
Marcillana Lerner, Tippin CoscolluelaLitke, Isabella Ledesma-Gonzalez,
Marco and Giselle Eduque, Benjamin
Ramos III, Ambassador Rolando
Garcia, Victor Garcia, Anne Garcia,
Cory Quirino, Tamila Q. Tapales,
Carmella Quirino, Poncy Quirino,
Anamarie Quirino, Justin Quirino,
Tonito Quirino, Chipper Quirino,
Linggoy de Guzman, Archie Abad,
Chinita Quirino Abad, Kat Abad,
Anton Abad, Boy Palanca, Norma
Palanca, Maryson Adea, Pacita Adea,
Mila de Santos, Nini Arzadon, Orly
delos Santos, Carole Quirolgico,
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Nicasio Pax. Rowen Tafalla, Maria
Elsie Martirez, Ana Marasigan. Carol
Reyes, Rose Panaligan. Cory Rosialda.


Valencia, Eilleen Ganza-Celi, Rei &
Jesus, Cleofe Llamas, Vicky Antonio.
Tessie Fajardo. Boj Locsin, Nina
Carmen Reyes-Zubiaga, Christian &
Mike & Jo Sueno, Lach & Mira
Medino, Gimo & Via Asuncion,
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Macapagal, Ompong & Lilian
Hernandez. Luisito Carrasco, Danilo
& Luli de Leon, Rita B. Habel, Grace
Alfafara, Vic & Josette de Monteverde,
Carlo & Tess Cudal, Willy & Betty
Razabal, Girlie Ocaya Eduave, Ezekiel
Cudal Eduave, Lily Co, Michelle
Tabuena Filart, Paul Filart, Katrina del
Rosario, Marco del Rosario, Denise
Tabuena Lumbad, Cisco Lumbad,
Teresita M. Macabuag, Michael
Weinman Rono, Philippe H. Palma,
Ida Treichler Imbach, Rose D. Isip,
Teresita A. Bernadit, Nemia B.
A. Dimaliuat, Totoy & Lanie Mendez,
Ito Tuason, Leny Ardiente, Janet dela
Cruz, Alma Aurigue, Chona Alejan,
Lani Tuala, Leah Marqueses, Christine
Valenciano, Ara Petilla, Sheila
Macasling, Ruth Bautista, Jo
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Neri, Lorenzo Bartolome. Arnel

Lontoc, Lanie Aquino, Larry Laraya.
Muntan, Iyah T. Pagadilan, Mac Antin.
Tubig, Mary Mananday, Lany Ampar.
Abdul Sadic, Harold Asuncion. Divina
Marevic P. Orale, Roxan S. Espinosa.
Merced, Aira S. Pabia. Josie S.
Diaz, Eddie Tapel, Mike Jumarito.

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Alejandrino, Jenny Louie, Samantha &
Daniel Russo, Daniel Lim, Serge A.
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Pronstroller, Erlinda Adeva Cruz.
Galvez, Cora Dacion, Dolly Abejuela.
Yamat, Micaela C. Ledesma, Mike and
Paer, Leo and Juliet Jalandoni, Mary
Ann and Jerry Nepomuceno, Andrew
and Pearl Oliveros, Joven Hernandez,
Losorata, Flor Pusiyo. Liza Alzona,

Bangkig, Alvin Magana, Jogie Songco.
Isip, Chat Duran, Veronica La Rosa.
delos Santos, Joel Rebana. Romar
Ma Rubi Pabiona, Ruth Borja, Joemar
Ciocson, Roldan Espos Jr., Josue
Dalut. Edgar Salvador, Cristito Joseph
Jr., Ruel Bitoy, Annie Pacis, Gredam
Nadela, Marijuelo Badoy, Chito
Pontay, Ginalyn Malong, Emie

Martinito, Marlon Amongo, Jesus Ibo.
Mabag, Sonny Rapirap, Celso de Leon.
Matios. Edwin Baez, Romeo Deo,
Alvarez, Raul Prados, Jolly Camoro.
Castillo. Daisy Serdenia, Pablo
Pahimnayan. Richard Morales,
Crisanta Demegillo, Mina Obligacion.
Raule, Dyna Caimic, Eddiecia Diola.
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Rolando Moloboco, Michelle San Jose.
Celyn Belarmino, Nerie Pamparo.
Maricar Tenorio, Valeriano Argarin.
Ryan Analales, Arnel Eusebio. Alicia
Monica Herrero, Queenalyn Galicia.
Adams Rasgo, Rowena Cristobal.
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Avellano, Rodolfo Misa. Joselito Paa.
Balili, Abner Talde. Jehane Rose,
Villarosa, Riza Dumape, Delia Solano.
Reyes, Paula Madeleine Pasno. Isaac
Cruz, Freda Bautista, Nene Baturiano.
Tapel, Mina Reburiano, Annie Dura.

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Ara Caronongan, Joseph Lardizabal.
Marivel Galang, Gharlie Palanog.
Mary Ann Cajayon, Janet Jintalan.
Sibolboro, Rusty Tating. Joseph
Joseph Laborte, Jose Jacinto. Junah
Judaya, Joseph Judaya. Jessica
Judaya. Juvania Judaya, Ivy Macasero,
Rommel Macasero, Veronico Tarrayo,
Hermogina Gervania, Vicente
Gervania, Geraldine Gervania, Maria
Cecilia Caibigan, Benjarde Picania.
Hadassah Joy Fonbuena, Jefferson
Bueno, Joven Acasio, Erleeh Tessa
Hijada, Genice Salazar, Karla Paula
del Rosario, Sheena Marie Gonzales.
Gerson Arcayan, Joseph Cruz,
Catherine dela Cruz, Cristina Figuero,
Paz Ramirez, Alberto Alejandro,
Alicia Maestre, Liliana Caballero, Jose
Villero, Monica Lavino, Elena Aznar,
David March, Javier Fernandez de
Cordoba, Claudia Garaizabal, Juan
Garaizabal, Carlos Stilianopoulous.
James Forbes, Ranulfo Apuli, Jeffrey
Bagus, Van Kenneth Cunanan, Myrssa

Ramos, Brizzian Ramos, Sheryl
Belmin, Sheryll Ann Dy, Meraluna
Salcedo, Ana Leah Rada, Eleonor
Purisima. Joanna Q. Wu, Ignacio
Hoces, Lucas Cavalleri, Aurelio de la
Mota, Cesar Goicoechea, Marichu
Araneta, Gary Araneta, Mary
Bernadette Sy, Maria Consuelo T.
Araneta, Maria Angelica de la Cruz,
Maria Anna Liza de la Cruz, Carmelita
Tirona, Rico Tirona, Joel Garcia.
Conrad Jimenez. S. Brucoleri, Cristina
Munoz, Sheryl Morva, Ma. Loney
Manlapaz, Emelita Balbin, Joyce Lyn
Alcid, Gracie Jane Alarcio, Rhoda
Almonte, Michelle Aguilar, Michelle
Cuenca, Anabel Agustin, Michelle
Hernandez, Jessica Costoy, Maricel
Data, Raissa Carandang, Ma. Ana
Basa, Elena Kible, Inmaculada
Goyanes, Jesus Pizarro, Aurora Algar.
Antonio Campos, Mylene Beato,
Leslie Bautista, Bernadeth Bautista,
Demore Bitos, Rhea Rosse Francisco,
Paulo Joel Genova, Eugene Alfonso,
Albert Kim Sumaculob, Amalia Caoili,
Ruby Su, Floradel Reginio, Shakinah
Alano, Toni Ann Alano, Ma. Rosario
Alano, Jose Maria Arroyo, Matias
Zaragoza, Dr. Martin Amores,
Benedicto Martin Amores, Claire
Marie Alano, Ma. Rosario Regino,
Baltazar Reginio, PJ Postrado,
Christine Marie Postrado, Richelle
Bernardino, Rosalie Panganiban, Arnel
Banico, Romel Barrientos, Joselito
Clores, Rene Grayn, Romy Guiang,
Arnel Iwag, Joel Magbanua. Pilar
Guitirrez, Eugenia Cabeza, Maria
Ausin. Luis Ausin, Isabel Mercado,
Joyce Cusipag. Edena Millos, Mary
Ann Orao, Gerlie Ronquillo, Edna
Villagomez, Richard Arandia, Rico
Araojo, Charlie Atis, Mark Jason
Ballad, Sonny Bonaobra, Jayson
Brucelas, Benita Cagwayan, Bella
Calampiano, Robert Dandy Cedo, Ana
San Marin, Fernando San Martin, Julio
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Anton, Marcial Corbo. Jenifer Cordial.
Silvestre Cruz, Francisco Damayo,
Marianito de Torres, Mcjohn dela
Cruz. Efren Delfino, Lovely Demdam,
Emiliano Dicalay Jr., Ramon
Dimayuga, Melvec Domingo, Joel
Embile, Benjamin Espejo, Romel
Gernale, Eduardo Anton, Fernando
Mendez Vinyas, Sarah de Noguerol,
Sarah Cepeda, Alberto Cepeda,
Rodolfo Grampa, Roberto Homeres,
Eddie Honra, Emerson Ilaga, Nilo
Lacandula, Ma. Theresa Lomerio,
Ariel Manalo, Ryan Ver Marquez,
Aimee Mata, Virgilio Matic, Richel
Merano, Jayson Mijares, Jay-R Mores,
Joel Olaer, Allan Parane, Luisa Mata
Rovira, Juan Dopico, Maria Teresa
Viscasillas, Luis Alvaro Gonzalez,
Piedad San Martin, Randy Punay,
Garry Ragsag, Mylene Vergonia,
Lorenzo Yamba Jr., Gilberto Abdon
Jr., Richard Alagban, Alberto
Galvez, Vernie Gardose. Lexter
Gaytano, Nelson Granito. Kent
Monsales, Omar Hernandez. Casilda
Ramon Garcia Sil. Sra. de Segrelles,
Arlyn Cator. Mc Quen Abellano,
Baselga, Rosa Palacio. Mercedes de
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Rosette Cariaga, Carlo Custodio. Ana
Lamwas, Mycel Malaya, Carlito Lacsa.
Rowald Trangia, Hazel Lizada. Henny

Constante, Chrisabel Corpuz. Donna
& Dwight Tavanlar, Cora Jaurique.
and Ana Syyap, Glenn and Yvonne
Antonio Leiva. Adilia Moncada,
Carlos Mayorga. Annabelle Dupalag,
Phillip & Shaye Cruzado, Dr. Horst

Chavez, Belay Chavez. Ann Gina Go,
Romilyn Parcon Haresco, Lui Zayco.
Jocelyn Zayco, Gina Montinola. Kuh
Abad. Paquito Sy, Edward Lee, Steven
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Henry Fernandez, Arman Reyes. Rodel
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Jomer Veloso, Isabel Gentolizo. Jerwin
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Trinidad, Myrna Ecleo, Lynnie Borlon.
Tiffany Lee, Reinalyn Romarate.
Juan. Sheen Cristobal, Jeneil Tan,
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Jeffrey Pimentel, Rollen Madeva.
Marcelo, Joveline Surawo, Eilyn Lai.
Joy Sarence. Carla Joy Camba, Mirasol
Ronda. Manilyn Martinez, Arturo
Barcos, Claire Barro. Juancito Barro,

Buqueras, Elisabet Torrent i Snchez.
Godia Bull, Mercedes de Sarriera,
Enrico Tuason, Jansen Art Alvarez.
Celeste Asuncion, May Anne Cayana.
Guardia. Carlo Balisa, Phoebe Fidel.

Ramon G. Morales, Rowena Morales.
Rodriguez, Pastor Dennis Orajay. Kitty
Sugatan, Rodolfo Mariano. Reynaldo
Mariano, Rachelle Ann Mariano. Nio
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Espejo, Girlie Espejo, Aristotle Espejo.
Lacson, Michael Baker, Anya Baker.
Anna Baker, Jeff Baker, Tim Baker.
Baker, Daniel Baker, Brittany Baker.
Baker, Richard Baker. Allison Baker,
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Abarca, Kat Reunilla, Rochelle Buag.
Jamie Alcantara, Ramon Custodio.
Palo. Enrico Villanueva, Mylene
Diaz, June Dadula. Flavino Olayban,
Aida Aviles, Danny Grefalda. Juanita
Pascual, Jeremy Basco, Nelson Cruzat.

Mella, Orly Oliveros, Joel Madulid.
Carlito Obima, Flor Obima. William
Obima. Karen Impero, Shane Impero,
Bacuahon, Edna Libago, Cora Barres.
Mercides Abrea, Victor Oros. Felisa
Bane Isip, Patrice Isip, Scarlet Isip.
Elizabeth Bane. Hector Bane, Henry

Capa. Russel Soi, Milton Marcelino,
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Laurel, Jcel Decena, Lizle Calupas.
Meneses, Glaiza Garcia. Jhoan Javier,
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Roselyn Damo, Hazel Manalo.

Quimson DeCastro, Giorgio Cappucci.
Sinsay, Ronnel Sinsay, Rey Ramos,
Avendao, Alfredo P. Dominguez.
Jassfer Gappi, Raymundo Timbas.

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Federico Sayaboc. Jennifer L. Rabara.
Narcisa J. Rabara, Konetiro Soniega.
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Stephanie Melendez, Pedro Taboada.
Daniel Musser Szamosi. Bernardette
Ortega. RD Abellon, Nini Quezon
Mendoza, Alicia Sorpino, Polo Baule.
Gina Abrogar, Dolores Godala. Genny

Cosap, Reta Macaraeg, Marlyn Carlos.
Marilyn Lopez. Mildred Anilao,
Pedi L. Paypa, Gary Cortez, Mahr P.
Manabat, Joel Monte, Joan Laborte.
Paulo Meris, Miguel Meris. Rafael
Meris, Madhu Rege, Gerald Escalora.
Tangonan, Jocelyn Mariano. Jonathan
Lacaba, Gina Q. Lopez, Darrel Lopez.

Yorsua, Odette Loto, Jennifer Victorio.
Primaleon, Josephine Primaleon.
Policarpio, Earl Policarpio. Gil
Muralidad, Fatima Crucero. Mary Jane
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Sheila Carerra, Elita Montejar. Lenie
Domingo, Elly Urcia, Stacy Start.
Villamil, Josephine Villamil. Arlene
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Jenny Esperon, Julieta Ludon. Charlie

Nacion, Isidora Tumapon. Susan
Sonio, Lorelyn Sonio, Mehel Marcelo.
Casas, Josephine Casas, Rey Lorenzo.
Jun Palabrica. Roteo Pepito, Albert
Marcelo, Darnel Marcelo, Joalo Yecla.

Bajao, Sulpicio Geronilla. Cleotilde
Lim. Grenn Moradante. Agnes Arcilla,
Landig, Julieta Ugay. Richa Ugay,
Tangalin, Alipio Salinas. Hadji Sammy

Bucao. Crisanto Camomot, Mariane
Gamutin, Nolly Rapiz. Maximiano
Taliad, Rizza Tadulan, Debbie Bunda.
Anne Encarnacion, Virginia Altiso.
Benjamin Acutan, Visitacion Altiso.
Judy Almaiz, Rosie Chua. Rogelio
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Paraluman, Juliet Araos. Jimmy
Fongfar, Leorence Nasol, Jocelyn Uy.
de Jito, Aisha Verano, Flora Dadole.
Vernadette la Rosa, Isagani Quimson.
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Salvaa, Flor Esperitu, Irene Almayda.
Gravanen, Venus Hicom, Cyril Hicom.
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Manila City Mayor Joseph Estrada, who inspected the celebration site yesterday, said
he wants vehicular traffic closed off around the venue.
I want to make it a general rule that only the people can come in. If there are vehicles
that really need to get inside the venue, it should not cause gridlock, he said.
Estrada said residents should be prepared to walk from the parking area to the
templete site, similar to the way revelers of the Sinulog are mostly pedestrians who
move around sealed streets.
National Parks Development Committee Executive Director Elizabeth Espino
accompanied Estrada who went around the area to check on earthworks and
construction.
Estrada said the platform for the altar table should be made higher so that officiating
5,301 archbishops, bishops and cardinals, 42,104 deacons, 414,313 priests from
221,740 Roman catholic parishes in the 3,126 Roman Catholic dioceses in the
Mauritania and Algeria are seen by those sitting in the front rows.
Estrada got a chair and demonstrated that VIPs are seated; they can only see the
priests from his waist up.
The best view is not in front, he said.
He said the city government is doing its share by making public roads leading to the
Quirino Grandstand presentable.
He ordered the City Traffic Operations Management (CiTOM) to prepare a traffic
plan.
We are seeing to it that everything is in its proper place, he said.
Reyes also belied reports that his intelligence personnel had received bomb threats
from unscrupulous groups out to sow violence and terror in the Ayala political rally.
But to be sure, we would dispatch bomb-sniffing dogs as early as Friday night,
October 25, he said.
Reyes added that police operatives would also tighten security measures on the
towering buildings near the corner of Paseo De Roxas Street and Makati Avenue, the
exact site where the political rally will be held.
The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority will also dispatch 100 traffic
enforcers to man traffic on roads leading to Ayala Avenue.
MMDA officials said half of the Ayala Avenue would be closed to traffic but could
not divulge the details since they are yet to be finalized tomorrow.

MMDA said that 170 traffic and security personnel of the combined members of the
Makati Parking Authority and the Makati Public Safety were also expected to help it
direct the flow of traffic.
Chief Insp. Renato Ferrer Go, Manila Police District Deputy Chief for Traffic,
said some 400 traffic enforcers of the MMDA would be deployed in Manila to
augment the police force. He said the deployment will start as early as 9 a.m.
Saturday until the dispersal of the protesters before dusk. Alintog said he had
requested the Truckers Association of the Philippines to order their trucks not to
pass from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Friday on roads surrounding Quirino Grandstand
and Plaza Miranda to lessen traffic gridlock in Manila. He said the Katigbak
Drive, Taft Avenue, Padre Burgos Drive, T.M. Kalaw Street, United Nations
Avenue, Port Area, Jones, McArthur, Ayala and Quezon Bridges leading to
Roxas Boulevard would be closed for traffic on Saturday. El Shaddai will start
its celebrations at 3 p.m., October 25 which will last until the next day, Monday,
October 27, and possibly again from December 25 to 26, 2014, December 31,
2014 to January 1, 2015, January 8 to 9, 2015 and January 18 to 19, 2015.
structure.
altar.
feast.
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News.
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before the Mass.
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concerns.
Lagusnilad tunnel.
and 3 meters long.
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Mass.
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the papal visit.
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Location
Local
time
Sunday,
26
Los Angeles (U.S.A. October
California)
2014,
03:30:00
Sunday,
26
New York (U.S.A. October
New York)
2014,
06:30:00
Sunday,
26
October
UTC (Time Zone)
2014,
10:30:00
Sunday,
26
October
Rome (Italy)
2014,
11:30:00
Sunday,
26
New Delhi (India October
Delhi)
2014,
16:00:00
Sunday,
26
October
Bangkok (Thailand)
2014,
17:30:00
Sunday,
26
October
2014,
18:30:00
Singapore (Singapore) Sunday,
26
October
2014,
18:30:00
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Tokyo (Japan)
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October
2014,
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New South Wales)
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2014,
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UTC+13
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Zealand)
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2014,
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26, 2014 and January 18, 2015.
Quezon City.
mass, he said.
own, he added.
All original songs
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monument.
parade grounds.
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a.m.
While those who would attend the rally on Ayala Avenue, which will last from 1 p.m
to 3 p.m., will assemble at three points Don Bosco Church on Pasay Road, Makati
Central Fire Station on Ayala Extension; and Shell gas station at the corner of Edsa
and Gil Puyat Avenue.
MMDA said the designated parking areas are as follows: Both sides of Paseo De
Roxas, from Villar to Ayala Avenue and both sides of Paseo De Roxas from Ayala to
Dela Rosa Street. Parking shall not be allowed along Ayala Avenue.
The MMDA will reroute traffic on Friday to avoid gridlock. Here is the rerouting
plan:
On Ayala Avenue (westbound lane), from Makati Avenue to Herrera Street will be
closed while the eastbound will remain as is.
Vehicles passing Ayala Avenue, from Edsa to Gil Puyat shall turn right to Makati
Avenue, turn left to Gil Puyat Avenue, turn right to Dela Rosa Street (which will be
made twoway temporarily), turn right to Salcedo St. and turn left to Ayala Avenue
again.
MMDA said Paseo De Roxas from Dela Rosa Street to Villar Street (both lanes) will
be closed to vehicular traffic.
Vehicles passing Paseo De Roxas, from Arnaiz Avenue to Ayala Avenue, shall turn
right to Dela Rosa Street, take Makati Avenue.
Those coming from Makati Avenue going to Dela Rosa Street, shall turn right to
Villar Street, turn left to Alfaro Street, and turn left to Herrera Street.
Those coming from Edsa Gil Puyat shall use the westbound lane of Gil Puyat Avenue,
then to Paseo De Roxas.
Those vehicles coming from the Makati fire station shall use the eastbound lane of
Ayala Avenue. With a report from Jerome Aning
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Pakistani nabbed with

explosives.
Government intelligence agents have arrested a Pakistani suspected of being on a
mission to assassinate Pope Francis or to disrupt his state visit to the Philippines
starting tomorrow, Thursday, October 23, informed sources said yesterday. The
sources said the suspect, named Said Hamid, 45 years old, arrived again in Manila last
Saturday, September 6.
Hamid was apprehended in Room Number 206 of Josefa Apartment on 711 President
Quirino Avenue, Barangay 706, Zone 77, Malate, City of Manila, Metro Manila by
combined operatives from the National Capital Region Command, Philippine
National Police under Chief Superintendent Ager P. Ontog, and the Manila Police
District led by Chief Rolando E. Asuncion, the sources said.
They said Hamid's companion identified as Yagi Jadad, a national of Morocco,
Africa, managed to elude the Police dragnet.
Police secured a warrant of arrest from the Manila Regional Trial Court on Friday
after being tipped off on the presence of suspicious-looking foreigners by a caretaker
of the apartment. The informants name was not immediately available.
The Police operatives raided the apartment on Saturday and, in addition to arresting
Hamid also seized from his room of Pope Francis, a priests habit and a large amount
of raw explosives, the source said.
Hamid has been under tactical investigation by police probers at an undisclosed place.
Meanwhile, Commissioner Siegfred B. Mison of the Bureau of Immigration, denied
reports that a number of nationals from Iran had sneaked into the country over the
weekend.
Mison said 12 of the Iranians while carrying valid visas, backed out of their original
plan to enter Manila during the week-long Papal Visit after the exclusion of their eight
companions at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport.
The eight excluded Iranians and their 12 companions had been issued visas by the
Philippine Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Mison said, based on official
communication sent him by the Department of Foreign Affairs.
BI and DFA-PH are coordinating closely on a list of 109 foreign nationals who have
been placed on the Government's "watchlist" as potential troublemakers, during the
Papal Visit.
The List has been supplied to the DFA-PH and BI by the Vatican, it was reported.
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Nothing that the list is incomplete, BI airport officials said they have to rely on their
police instinct. If they feel that suspicious-looking foreigners are to be excluded,
they will have to do so, the Airport BI men said.
The BI agents recalled that the expulsion of the eight Iranians had stemmed from
experience agents' hunch that the group could be potential trouble-makers.
A leading newspaper in Kuala Lumpur had reported that the eight Iranians were
denied entry for planning to disrupt the Popes Visit.
Reacting to the news item, a clipping of which was furnished Mison by the DFA, the
Immigration chief, however, stressed: It is purely, speculative.
There is no reason to attribute terroristic tendencies to these Iranians, or for that
matter, any allen who is excluded, Mison said.
He said that the eight were excluded on purely immigration matters. He said they
were not property documented.
Immigration officer Robert Pella said that the eights lone woman companion she was
born in 1961 but she looked like a grandmother. The rest appeared to be carrying
spurious passports, Mison added.
But he admitted that the BI has been on high alert in connection with the visit here of
Pope Francis.
In another development, several hundred evangelical Protestants marched through
Manila streets yesterday to protest the visit of Pope Francis.
The protesters carried banners reading: The Vicar of Christ is the Holy Spirit, not the
Pope and Prepare for the Coming of the Lord Jesus, not the Pope as they marched
past the University of Santo Tomas where the Pontiff will say Mass on Friday.
Pope Francis will spend five days in the Philippines starting Thursday to take part in
the celebrations.
Although 85 percent of the 66 million Filipinos are nominally Roman Catholic,
Evangelical Protestants number several million and are the fastest growing religious
groups in the Philippines.
An American missionary, Craig Logan of the Arise and Shine Evangelist Association,
said the Popes Visit would draw attention away from the teachings of the Bible.
(With AP report)
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Tagle hails honest broker

bid
By Merlinda Manalo
Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle yesterday welcomed the
Governments offer to broker talks between Vatican and the socialist countries of
China and Vietnam, saying this initiative would contribute substantially to
propagating the Roman Catholic faith in Asia.
Foreign Affaris secretary Albert Del Rosario said Monday the Philippines was willing
to act as an honest broker between the Vatican and one hand and China and
Vietnam, on the other, in a bid to help lift restrictions on the practice and propagation
of the Catholic faith in these countries.
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In exchange, the Philippines ask the Vatican to help drum up support for a United
Nations Convention protecting the rights of migrant workers and their families.
If he (del Rosario) will help us, that will be the best. We welcome this offer, the
Cardinal said in an interview.
Tagle said del Rosarios offer comes at a time, when the Catholic Church has found it
diffcult to penetrate socialist nations such as China, which cut-off diplomatic relations
with the Vatican in 1951 and 1995.
Tagle said the Church has been propagating the Christian Faith in Vietnam for several
years now. But with China where a more solid socialist system, has been imbedded
it would be more effective to deal with the System through diplomatic levels.
Tagle noted that for the 20th time, China has sent participation to the annual Jesus is
Lord Church Worldwides 36th Anniversary thanksgiving celebration on October 2527.
Im very excited about China, this is very unusual. This means that the Philippines
has role to play and it can be a linkage, to unity and harmony, Tagle said.
Tagle agreed with del Rosario that the Philippines was in excellent position to
mediate between the Vatican and socialist states in Asia, since the Philippines is the
Largest Catholic Nation in the Region and has good relations with the Holy See.
Tagle emphasized the Philippines intercession would not constitute a conflict of
interest, since the Vatican was not only a religious institution but also a political one.
We would be approaching China and Vietnam a sovereign state to another, he had
said.
Del Rosario said he will raise the issue, along the Philippines appeal to support a UN
Convention on the Protection of Migrant Workers, during bilateral talks with Cardinal
Pietro Parolin scheduled during the visit of Pope Francis to Manila on October 23 to
27.
Del Rosario said he may take up the issue with Vietnamese foreign ministry officials
next month once the Vatican gives its go-signal to the Philippine offer.
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Lead model lives, youth

told
PH biz conference opens
with calls for finding niche
in regional, global supply
chains
MANILA The largest organization of Philippine businesses on Wednesday opened
its three-day annual conference with a call for members to create a niche for Filipino
products and services in both the Asean and global markets.
In a message during the opening of the 40th Philippine Business Conference, PCCI
chairman Alfredo M. Yao said this years theme Proudly Pinoy: Partnering towards
Sustained Growth underscores the competitiveness of local industries and the
quality of Philippine-made products and services.
It is all about promoting the Philippine brand and creating the countrys niches and
value additions in the Asean and global value chains; about Philippine-originating
products and services that are able to meet regional and global demands and
standards, the former ambassador said.
Yao said the conference will also discuss the needed regulatory reforms to make a
real impact on inclusive growth creating jobs, expanding investments, developing
new industries, nurturing entrepreneurs, and instilling the competitiveness mindset
among our firms and enterprises.
In a presentation, former economic planning secretary Cielito Habito called for a
change in mindsets among conference participants about the Asean Economic
Community (AEC) and the new generation trade agreements.
Habito, who is chief of party of the USAID-funded Trade-Related Assistance for
Development (TRADE) Project, said Philippine businesses should look at trade,
especially in the context of the AEC, not as competition, but as complementation.
This is borne out by the intra-industry nature of trade among Asean membercountries, he said, referring to the trade in products within the same industries.
For example, the Philippines trade with Thailand largely involves motor vehicles,
while that with Malaysia and Singapore involve electronics and petroleum products.
Given this, trade is increasingly complementary rather than competitive, with
protectionism only serving to penalize the country that puts up the barriers, Habito
said.
Opportunities lie in regional and global production networks or value chains, he
said.
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And since the AEC is already here, this should be viewed as a stepping stone to
the new generation trade agreements, Habito said, referring to the Regional
Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) and the Trans-Pacific Partnership
(TPP).
RCEP includes the 10 Asean member states and the six countries with which it has
existing free-trade agreements, namely Australia, China, India, Japan, South Korea
and New Zealand. TPP includes Australia, Brunei, Chile, Canada, Japan, Malaysia,
Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore, the U.S. and Vietnam.
Likewise, the Philippines should look into how it can insert itself in cross-border
value chains or production networks in both RCEP and TPP, Habito said.
He said there are significant gains from being in and substantial losses from staying
out of these new trade agreements.
Protestants, Muslims join

Ayala march
Manila, Philippines, October 23, 2014 - MUSLIMS and Protestants will march on
Ayala Avenue in Makati City on October 26-27.
The Philippine Muslim Task Force (PMSF) and the National Council of Churches of
the Philippines (NCCP) yesterday said they were joining the rally called by Manila
Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal G. Tagle.
In a statement, Jamil Yahya, PMSF's spiritual leader, called on Muslims to join the
rally to protest President Benigno Aquino III's immoral plan to amend the Charter.
Yahya said the PMSF was also opposed to the immoral act of returning to power
the cronies of Marcos and Mr. Aquino III's unjust animosity against the INQUIRER
and anti-Muslim policy.
Yahya, who claims to be a co-founder of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, said Mr.
Aquino III had not kept his promise to nominate Muslims to his Cabinet.
He said Mr. Aquino was the fourth President who took his oath of office in a church
to the exclusion of Muslims. The Muslims were again excluded during Mr. Aquinos
inauguration at the Quirino Grandstand at the Rizal Park in Manila on June 30, 2010.
Allah
O Allah, the Almighty. Guide President Aquino to the right way to save the Filipino
people from destruction. If you know he could not be guided to the right way, destroy
him before he destroys our country, Yahya said in a prayer.
He said PMSF was the same group that staged rallies in front of the US Embassy on
Roxas Boulevard sixteen years ago to protest the US bombing of Sudan and
Afghanistan and the attacks on Iraq.
Former Vice President Noli de Castro has also come out in the open to denounce the
Aquino administration.
Noynoy (President Aquino) does not perhaps realize that he is forcing the
polarization of the people. So let it be. Let there be a realignment of forces, de Castro
said.
Let all those who are disappointed and disgusted with the way he is running the
country now join a reunited democratic opposition, he said in a statement.
NCCP sec-general
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The People Resist coalition said that Bishop Roman Tiples, NCCP secretary general,
would join the rally which will start at 9 a.m. at the vicinity of the Rustan's
department store on Ayala Avenue.
The NCCP, which counts 10 Protestant churches and seven associate member
churches under its wings, played a significant role in the struggle against the Marcos
dictatorship.
Obispo Maximo Tomas Millamena of the Iglesia Filipina Independiente, the
Protestant church with the largest membership in the country, has issued letters to
parishes nationwide calling on members to join similar rallies in their respective
areas.
Millamena will also join the contingent of the People Resist in Makati.
Bishop Elmer Balocon of the United Church of Christ in the Philippines said the
church's national council leaders and bishops would take part in the rally in Cebu.
Other NCCP member churches--the Convention of Philippine Baptist Churches and
the Episcopal Church in the Philippines--have expressed support for the rally.
In Davao City, priests, nuns, lay and other members of the Davao Archdiocese will
hold a motorcade in the city's main streets this afternoon to drum up support for
Friday's rally.
The militant People Resist against Rising Tyranny will also troop to the streets for a
Torch Parade for Freedom and candle-lighting activities at 6 p.m. today.
Bishop Generoso Camia said the marches and rallies in Davao del Sur on Friday
would be organized by the Democratic Initiative for Strengthening the Constitution
and Against Resurging Dictatorship (Discord-DS).
Discord chair Antonio Navidad said the rally would be in solidarity with the October
26 rally in Makati and key cities in the country.
The Catholic Church yesterday clarified that it was not forcing students of its schools
to attend the October 26 pro-democracy rallies.
Only fourth year high school students and all college students of Catholic schools will
be asked to voluntarily join the rally, said Chris Panaglima of the Manila
Archdiocesan and Parochial Schools Association (MAPSA).
The De La Salle University Student Council agreed with the October 26-27 rally's
stand on Charter change, press freedom and Marcos cronies.
We oppose any use of government power to protect itself against public criticism
because we believe that public office is public trust, it said.
Doctors
At least 35 doctors mostly from Quezon City hospitals like the Capitol Medical
Center, Quezon City Medical Center and the Philippine Children's Medical Center
signed a call for unity among health professionals against rising tyranny.
The proposed Charter change, suppression of press freedom, re-ascendance of the
Marcoses and their most notorious cronies and the escalation of human rights
violations indicate rising tyranny, they said in a statement.
Government employees belonging to the Confederation for Unity, Recognition and
Advancement of Government Employees (Courage) also announced their plan to join
the rally.
Other groups which oppose Charter change include the Federation of Free Workers
(FFW) and the Integrated Bar of the Philippines (IBP).
Sound legislation and good governance are the appropriate responses to our nation's
problems at this time, the FFW said.
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The FFW said there was no compelling reason to allow foreign ownership of land,
public utilities, media, advertising firms and other areas exclusively reserved for
Filipinos, and to clip the powers of the Supreme Court.
''We are strongly opposed to Charter change at this time. It is divisive and dissipates
the energy of the nation,'' the IBP said.
The Bukluran ng Manggagawang Pilipino of labor leader Felimon Popoy Lagman
said BMP, Sanlakas and Kongreso ng Pagkakaisa ng Maralitang Lungsod would join
the Makati rally and stage simultaneous municipal-level protests in Metro Manila.
Farmers, too
Provincial and regional chapters of the Kilusang Magbubukid ng Pilipinas and the
Pambansang Lakas ng Kilusang Mamamalakaya ng Pilipinas are also mobilizing
members for local protest actions.
These will be held in Angeles City, Calamba in Laguna, Cebu, Davao City, Iloilo,
Baguio and Mamburao, Mindoro Occidental.
The Diocesan Social Action Center in Nueva Vizcaya and Quirino are also joining the
October 26 rally.
Students of a university and six other colleges in Nueva Vizcaya and Quirino have
opposed Charter change, saying that ''it is not the Constitution that has a defect but
rather the leadership of the country who have been into power struggle.''
In Baguio City, officials of the Catholic Diocese of Baguio and Benguet said they
would first poll the Cordillera faithful, before they invite them to join the October 26
rally.
Sr. Paz Rimando, directress of the Social Action Center here, said the Cordillera
parishes wanted to show the President that the Catholics, who would join the rally
would not be hakot (bussed) crowds.
A Baguio-based official of a national association of provincial cable television
providers also announced that they would join the democracy march to protest plans
to open media to foreign investors.
Baguio-Benguet Bishop Ernesto Salgado, chair of the Episcopal Commission on
Indigenous Peoples (ECIP), invited 50 parishes to a forum on the eve of the rally
which would discuss all available information about the Constitution.
The Church here is not softening. The Cordillera is plagued by more development
issues. There is (the P1.2-billion) San Roque multipurpose dam project. There are
mines here. There is the ancestral lands issue which will be affected by Mr. Aquinos
decision to open land ownership to foreigners, Sr. Paz Rimando said. Reports from
Gerald G. Lacuarta and Philip Tubeza in Manila; Leander Domingo and Vincent
Cabreza, PDI Northern Luzon Bureau; Jowel F. Canuday and Allan A. Nawal,
PDI Mindanao Bureau
Visit us, NBP inmates beg

Pope
By Tina G. Santos |Philippine Daily Inquirer
MANILA, PhilippinesInmates at the New Bilibid Prison (NBP) want Pope Francis to
visit them during his trip to the Philippines in January next year to share with him
how Gods eternal grace transforms sinners like us.
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With the help of the Catholic Bishops Conference of the PhilippinesEpiscopal
Commission on Prison Pastoral Care (CBCP-ECPPC), the inmates sent a three-page
letter, dated Sept. 26, to the Pope through Archbishop Giuseppe Pinto, papal nuncio to
the Philippines. It was signed by leaders of different inmate groups in the Muntinlupa
City facility.
We would like to share with you how Gods eternal grace transforms sinners like us.
It will be a great blessing for us to have Christs disciple and our Father here in our
midst, to give us and many other prisoners, strength and an unwavering hope in Gods
love and forgiveness, the inmates said in the letter.
We know that it is impossible to happen, but we are taking our chance of inviting
you our beloved Father, to please visit us here in prisons, they said.
We hope and pray that as you continue Gods mission of loving all his children and
inspiring them, you will give us a few minutes of your most precious time during your
visit here in October 2014 and January 2015, they added.
The Pope is scheduled to visit the Philippines from January 15 to 19 and is traveling
to Tacloban City to be with victims of Super Typhoon Yolanda (international name:
Haiyan). The Vatican is expected to announce his full itinerary by the end of the year.
If Francis is unable to visit the NBP, a Vatican envoy or representative will be
enough, said Rodolfo Diamante, CBCP-ECPPC executive secretary. Its as good as
the Pope, he added.
One of the highlights of Francis first year at the helm of the Roman Catholic Church
was the washing of the feet of 12 young offenders at a Rome prison in observance of
an Easter ritual inspired by Christ washing the feet of his apostles.
Whoever is the most high up must be at the service of others, he said. I do this
with all my heart because it is my duty as a priest, as a bishop. I have to be at your
service.
Also on Tuesday, the CBCP appealed to President Aquino to grant executive
clemency to visitorless, indigent, sick and old (Viso) inmates for humanitarian
reasons.
Many of these inmates and their families have been enduring the effect of
incarceration for years, especially those who are ailing, said Bishop Leopoldo
Tumulak, chair of the CBCP-ECPPC.
The prelate called on President Aquino to finally grant the plea of the Board of
Pardons and Parole for the said inmates in the seven national prisons under the Bureau
of Corrections as a humanitarian act. The board oversees 400 Viso inmates, yet has
recommended only 40 cases for executive clemency, according to the ECPPC.
The prison ministry also lamented how many of the countrys prisoners have been
locked inside overcrowded facilities for years without any conviction.
The ECPPC said only 35 percent of the 114,368 inmates under the Bureau of Jail
Management and Penology and the Bureau of Correction were actually found guilty
of crimes and were serving their sentences and the remaining 65 percent were only
charged but have never been convicted.
They are detained because their alleged crimes are not bailable or they cant afford to
pay the bail, Diamante said.
He reiterated that the slow judicial process for jail inmates remained a major
challenge which, in turn, resulted in prison congestion.
He said that the grossly deficient facilities in national prisons and various jails
further give rise to the subhuman conditions of prisoners.
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October 23 a holiday,
says Ochoa.
Executive Secretary Pacquito Ochoa, Jr. yesterday clarified that October 23 which has
been declared as Jesus is Lord Church Anniversary Festival by President Benigno
Aquino III, is a special non-working holiday for government workers
Ochoa said the President issued the proclamation to allow government and social
workers to attend both the celebrations as well as the visit of Pope Francis.
Traffic Re-Routing Plan for the Papal Visit (October 23, 2014)
Closure of north-bound lane of Taft Avenue (between Vito Cruz and President
Quirino Avenue) shall start at 3:00 P.M. of Thursday, October 23, 2014 and lasts
until about 11:00 A.M. of October 27, 2014.
The existing southbound lane shall be open for use of northbound
vehicles. Southbound traffic along Taft Avenue from Manila shall turn right to
Remedios or San Andres, turn left to M. Adriatico and finally turn left at Vito Cruz
and re-take Taft Avenue going south.
During the arrival of the Pope, closure of Old MIA Road (between Nayong Pilipino
and Roxas Boulevard); Roxas Boulevard (between Seasaide Drive and President
Quirino); and President Quirino (between Roxas Boulevard to Taft Avenue) shall take
effect on October 23, 2014 from 3:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. When the Pope leaves
on October 27, 2014, the same roads/route shall be closed from 5:00 P.M. to 7:00
P.M.
Affected vehicles may take the following routes:
1. Northbound traffic from Cavite City using Roxas Boulevard in going to
Baclaran will be rerouted to Victor Medina/Kabihasnan Street towards their
destination. Those going to Manila may take Dr. A. Santos (Sucat Road) - South
Luzon Expressway - South Superhighway route.
2. Southbound vehicles along Roxas Boulevard coming from Luneta will be
rerouted to Pedro Gil Street enroute to Taft Avenue or South Super Highway.
3. All vehicles going to Roxas Boulevard coming from: a) President Quirino
Avenue, b) Buendia Avenue, c) EDSA, d) Airport Road; and e) Old MIA Road
are advised during the aforecited time slots and dates to take the South
Superhighway or Taft Avenue route.
Ordinary motorists, participants or devotees during the Papal Visit may help
decongest heavy traffic areas or ask any form of assistance from the
OFFICE OF THE CHAIRMAN HON. ATTY. FRANCIS N. TOLENTINO - 8824154 to 74 loc. 205; 207
OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY CHAIRMAN Usec. ALEX RAMON Q.
CABANILLA - 882-4154 loc. 282
TRAFFIC ENGINEERING CENTER Dir. Noemie T. Recio Director III - 8820858
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Aquino: Airport
repair done for papal
visit
By Joey A. Gabieta, Inquirer Visayas
TACLOBAN CITY, PhilippinesPresident Benigno Aquino III has promised to
complete the repair of the runway of the Daniel Z. Romualdez (DZR) Airport, the
gateway to other Eastern Visayas provinces, by next month, two months before the
scheduled visit of Pope Francis.
He told reporters during the 70th Leyte Gulf Landings celebration on Monday that he
had asked the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) to prioritize the
runway repair to move its completion date to November instead of December.
Mr. Aquino said Gov. Leopoldo Dominico Petilla and mayors in Leyte agreed to help
meet the deadline.
The President said he was told that the airport repair was delayed by the lack of
asphalt and aggregate supply because of the ongoing construction of houses and repair
of roads in areas hit by Supertyphoon Yolanda.
I hope I would be able to fulfill my promise but I expect that instead of December
2014, the repair of the airport runway will be done by November 2014 and other types
of aircraft, like jets, will return, he said.
Efren Nagrama, area manager of the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines
(CAAP) whose office is located at the airport, had said that at least 200 tons of asphalt
would be needed for the runway repair work.
Repair on the airports runway started on Sept. 3. The CAAP said the work would be
finished by December.
The airports 2.14-kilometer runway had potholes blamed on the impact of aircraft
landing and taking off. The runway was submerged in seawater for hours as a result of
a storm surge generated by Yolanda on Nov. 8, 2013.
Only small aircraft, like propeller-driven planes, are allowed to use the airport
currently while the repair work is not yet finished.
Before the repair work, 11 Airbus planes from Cebu and Manila were able to land on
the runway. Currently, up to only 10 propeller planes are allowed to use the airport.
An Airbus plane can accommodate up to 180 passengers while a turbo propeller can
accommodate only 70 passengers.
Repair work at the airport is being rushed due to the forthcoming visit of Pope Francis
to Leyte. He is expected to arrive in Tacloban on Jan. 17, 2015, to celebrate Mass at
the proposed new tarmac of the airport and motor his way to the neighboring town of
Palo.
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Grand welcome
awaits Pope.
Manila, Philippines, October 23, 2014 - Pope Francis, head of the Worldwide Roman
Catholic Church and Vatican City State, arrives today from Rome, Italy for a five-day
pastoral and state visit aimed at strengthening the Filipino people's Christian faith and
improving relations between the Church and the Aquino Government.
President Benigno S. Aquino III, during his regular press briefing, said he will discuss
with the Pope key issues affecting Church-Government relations, including the the
Charter change, the Bangsamoro Framework Agreement, the tension against China
over the Scarborough Shoal, the Development Acceleration Program (DAP) and
Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) scam of businesswoman Janet LimNapoles, the relief and rehabilitation after the Zamboanga siege to the onslaught
Yolanda caused in Visayas and the recent typhoon Glenda in Luzon last July, the
P316-million Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office funds scam, P6.6 billion housing
scam of Delfin Lee's Globe Asiatique (GA), P728 million fertilizer fund scam, the
construction of major infrastructure projects, the crime rate in Metro Manila including
robbery holdups, the high-profile killings, the gang rape, the onslaught of typhoon
Glenda, the 100 million population mark, the legal issues in DOTC such as: the
rehabilitation of MRT-3, the awarding and signing of the LRT-1 south extension
project, the legal battle between SM Prime Holdings and Ayala Land on the proposed
common train station in Quezon City.
Mr. Aquino also assured that the Pope will be well-secured during his entire visit.
Some 20,000 security personnel from various law enforcement agencies have
mobilized for the visit.
The President said his talks with the Pontiff will very brief. But, Mr. Aquino hinted
that the talks will ensure improvement relations between the Church and the
Government.
Some 1,500 people will also be on hand to welcome the Pope. Upon the Popes
arrival, the President will deliver his welcome remarks, after which the Pontiff will
deliver a message to the Filipino People.
Tomorrow, the Holy Father will make a courtesy call on President Benigno S. Aquino
III at Malacanang's Music Room, to be followed by a one-on-one meeting between
the two leaders. A Private audience with the First family follows.
On Saturday, October 25, the Holy Father will officiate at the Celebration of The
Holy Eucharist at the Philippine International Convention Center in celebration of the
420th Anniversary of the Elevation of Manila as a Metropolitan See and the Creation
of Episcopal Sees of Cebu, Nueva Caceres and Nueva Segovia. He will then proceed
to the Arzobispado de Manila for a Private Lunch with the Members of the Catholic
Bishops Conference of the Philippines.
At 4:30 P.M., the Holy Father will attend the Sapphire Jubilee celebration of Radio
Veritas Asia and 36th Catholic Mass Media Awards at the Philippine International
Convention Center Plenary Hall. He will then proceed to Luneta to attend the Vigil.
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On Sunday, October 26, Pope Francis will celebrate Holy Mass at 6:45 P.M. at the
Quirino Grandstand; Luneta for the grand prayer assembly and 36th Founding
Anniversary Thanksgiving Celebraton of Evangelical Protestant Born-Again
Pentecostal Christian and Catholic Charismatic renewal religious movement Jesus is
Lord Church.
This will be followed by a meeting with the members of the Federation of Asian
Bishop Conference at the San Carlos Seminary Auditorium in Makati City.
President Aquino and His Family, together with other government and church leaders,
will sent off the Pope on the Morning of October 28 at the Old Manila International
Airport. The Pope will fly on to Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea for the
Continuation of his six-nation Asian tour.
The Pontiff's five-day visit is actually a fulfillment of a promise he made early last
year when he elected as pope on March 13, 2013 and he planned by announcing he
will be in Manila in October.
Apostolic Journey to Manila, Port Moresby, Singapore, Fiji, New Zealand and
Australia: Program
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
19:00 / 01 A.M. - Departure for Rome / Fiumicino Airport for Manila
3 P.M. - Official reception and Welcome Ceremony at the Manila
International Airport
4:40 P.M. - Courtesy visit to the President of the Republic at the
Malacanang Palace
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
8:15 A.M. - Departure by PopeMobile from the Apostolic Nunciature for
Manila Cathedral
9:30 A.M. - Arrival at the Entrance of Manila Cathedral
10 A.M. - Holy Mass in the Manila Cathedral
o Message: H.E. President Benigno S. Aquino III
1 P.M. - Luncheon with the Papal Entourage, Bishops of the Province and
Seminarians in the CBCP Office, Manila
4:10 P.M. - Depature by PopeMobile from the CBCP Office in Intramuros,
Manila to St. Lukes Medical Center
4:32 P.M. - Arrival and Visitation of the Pope at St. Lukes Medical Center,
Quezon City
Thursday, October 23, 2014
7:30 A.M. - Private Mass at the Rizal Memorial Track and Football Stadium
9:45 A.M. - Consignment to the Holy Father of the keys to the
city and Blessing of the APEC Flags at the Malacanang Palace
11 A.M. - Visit to the Community of Tondo, Manila
Friday, October 24, 2014
9 A.M. - Sacrament of confession to some people taking part in the Jesus
is Lord Church Anniversary Celebration
10:45 A.M. - Mass for delegates of the International Youth Forum (IYF) and
40th Philippine Business Conference & Expo 2014 at the Saint Thomas
Aquinas Chapel of the Central Seminary of the University of Santo Tomas
1:15 P.M. - Greetings to Students at the UST Grandstand
Saturday, October 25, 2014
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9 A.M. - 12:30 P.M. - the Celebration of Holy Eucharist at the Philippine

International Convention Center in celebration of the 420th Anniversary of the

Elevation of Manila as a Metropolitan See and the Creation of Episcopal Sees of
Cebu, Nueva Caceres and Nueva Segovia
12:30 P.M. - 2:30 P.M. - Luncheon with the Cardinals of the Philippines, the
Presidency of the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines, the Bishops
from the Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao Regions, and the Papal Entourage at the
Arzobispado de Manila
4:30 P.M. - 6:30 P.M. - Sapphire Jubilee celebration of Radio Veritas Asia and
36th Catholic Mass Media Awards at the Philippine International Convention
Center Plenary Hall
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36 Founding Anniversary Thanksgiving Celebration of Jesus is Lord Church
3:00 P.M. - It's a colorful #PeaceJIL36!! As if orchestrated, colorful umbrellas
opened amidst refreshing showers from heaven. Program has commenced.
3:34 P.M. - Ptr. Jovi Villanueva-Binalla cheers the crowd, saying "the best is yet
to come for the JIL Church.
3:36 P.M. - The KKB Worship Leading Team now boldly declaring that our
God reigns!
3:50 P.M. - TESDA Director-General, Sec. Joel Villanueva greets JIL people
happy anniversary; says only the name of Jesus is lifted up in this church!
3:54 P.M. - Sec. Joel Villanueva says JIL people are called by God to be a
blessing to others. All over the world, the impact of JIL people is
evident. #PeaceJIL36
3:55:00-3:59:50 P.M. - Sec. Joel: JIL people contribute in nation-building.
3:59:50-4:00:00 P.M. - Sec. Joel Villanueva leads the JIL people in the
countdown to the #PeaceJIL36 celebrations!
4:00 P.M. - 4:32 P.M. - Praise and Worship
4:32 P.M. - Worthy is the Lord Jesus of our worship and praise.
4:38 P.M. - Ptr. Stanley Flores: We always want to give the best to the Lord
Jesus.
4:47 P.M. - Let's greet one another, Happy Anniversary! Let's greet one another,
"Peace be with you!"
4:48 P.M. - Shirley Bernardo reads the Resolution. The House of
Representatives commends the JIL Church for its commitment to justice and
righteousness in governance.
4:52:00-5:03:00 P.M. - Testimonies of the Pastors
5:03:00-5:06:00 P.M. - Bishop Dan Balais greets the JIL Church on its glorious
anniv; says anniv theme is very timely for the Philippines.
5:06:00-5:18:59 P.M. - Breakspot
5:19:00-5:20:00 P.M. - President Benigno S. Aquino arrives in Luneta to greet
the JIL people on this historic day.
5:20:00-5:47:44 P.M. - Word of God: Bro. Eddie C. Villanueva
5:47:45-5:49:49 P.M. - Introduction of Guest of Honor: Sec. Joel Villanueva
5:49:50-6:01:10 P.M. - Inspiring Message and Prayer for the Nation: H.E.
President Benigno S. Aquino III, President of the Republic of the Philippines
6:01:10-6:13:30 P.M. - Bro. Eddie now leading a prayer for President Aquino.
6:13:30-6:16:00 P.M. - Propethic Gesture, Confetti Rain and Release of Doves
6:16:00-6:16:20 P.M. - Departure of the President of the Republic of the
Philippines
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6:16:20-6:30:15 P.M. - Propethic Gesture and Special Songs

6:30:15-6:37:00 P.M. - Dance and Song Intrepretation: El Gamma Penumbra
6:37:00-6:43:10 P.M. - Song Number: How Great Our God
6:43:10-8:43:20 P.M. - Spiritual Gesture: Bishop Bro. Eddie C. Villanueva,
Founder, International President and Spiritual Director, Jesus is Lord Church
Worldwide
8:43:20-9:00:00 P.M. - Musical Fireworks Display and Song Numbers: God is
Here
9:00:00-9:15:55 P.M. - Victory proclamation and Dance and Song Number
Medley
9:15:55-9:23:20 P.M. - Prayer: Dr. Adoracion Villanueva
9:24:00-9:27:15 P.M. - Highlights of the Jesus is Lord Church 36th Anniversary
Celebration
9:30 P.M. - 12:00 A.M. - Prayer Vigil with the young people
Sunday, October 26, 2014 (Sunday Family Appointment with El Shaddai at Quirino
Grandstand, Luneta)
7:30 A.M. - 10:00 A.M. - Gospel Music and Life Testimonies
11:00 A.M. - 2:30 P.M. - Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide Founder, International
President and Spiritual Director Bishop Bro. Eddie C. Villanueva's 81st Birthday
Thank-Offering Salo-Salo
2:30 P.M. - 3:00 P.M. - El Shaddai Gospel Music Ministry Choir
3:00 P.M. - 3:30 P.M. - Helicopter Dropping of Miracle-Vision Handkerchiefs
3:30 P.M. - 3:35 P.M. - Thanksgiving Prayer for the Birthday Celebration of Jesus
is Lord Church Worldwide Founder, President and Spiritual Director Bishop Bro.
Eddie C. Villanueva and Anniversary Celebration of Jesus is Lord Church
Worldwide led by Bro. Mike Z. Velarde, Servant-Leader of El Shaddai DWXI
Prayer Partners Foundation International, Inc. and release of Miracle-Vision
Balloons
3:35 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. - El Shaddai DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation
International, Inc. Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines Gospel Music Ministry
Choir
4:00 P.M. - 5:00 P.M. - Message: Greetings, Special Sharing headed by His
Excellency Vice-President Jejomar C. Binay, Sr. and other Special Guests
5:00 P.M. - 5:05 P.M. - Introduction of Guest of Honor: Bro. Mike Z. Velarde,
Servant-Leader of El Shaddai DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation International,
Inc.
5:05 P.M. - 5:35 P.M. - Special Message: His Excellency, President Benigno S.
Aquino III
5:35 P.M. - 5:37 P.M. - Special Song: "Hindi Kita Malilimutan"
5:37 P.M. - 6:10 P.M. - Talk - Holy Spirit: Building Community by Bro. Bo
Sanchez, Chairman and Presiding Elder, Light of Jesus Community
6:10 P.M. - 6:20 P.M. - Angelus, Lord's Prayer and Psalm 91
7:00 P.M. - 7:30 P.M. - Arrival of the Pilgrim Image of San Lorenzo Ruiz and St.
Pedro Calungsod at the Quirino Grandstand, Rizal Park
7:30 P.M. - 7:45 P.M. - Arrival of Pope Francis from riding of Helicopter from the
Helipad of Malacanang Park to the Back of Quirino Grandstand
7:45 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. - Joyful Worship in preparation for the Eucharistic
Celebration: El Shaddai Gospel Music Ministry Manila Choir
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8:00 P.M. - 11:30 P.M. - Eucharistic Celebration officiated by Pope Francis, as

Main Celebrant, Bishop of Rome, Vicar of Jesus Christ, Successor of the Prince of
the Apostles, Supreme Pontiff of the Universal Church, Primate of Italy,
Archbishop and Metropolitan of the Roman Province, Sovereign of the Vatican
City State, and Leader of Worldwide Roman Catholic Church, and other Roman
Catholic Archbishops, Bishops, Deacons, Monsignors, Pastors, Priests Concelebrating (Offertory: Villanueva Family)
o Prayers of the Faithful - Various Guests
o Celebration of Sacrament of Matrimony
o Message and Recitation of the Angelus Domini Prayer
o Farewell Messages by the Pope
o Final Blessing
o Message: His Excellency, President Benigno S. Aquino III
(11:30 P.M. - 1:30 A.M. - Luncheon with the Papal Entourage in the Apostolic
Nunciature and Guests at Manila Hotel)
11:30 P.M. - 12:00 A.M. - Special Anniversary Message by Bishop Teodoro C.
Bacani, Jr., Bishop-Emeritus, Diocese of Novaliches and Over-all Spiritual
Director of El Shaddai DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation International, Inc.
Monday, October 27, 2014
12:00 A.M. - 12:45 A.M. - Cultural Show

12:45 A.M. - 1:30 A.M. - Fireworks Display with El Shaddai DWXI Prayer
Partners Foundation International, Inc. Bagumbayan, Taguig City Chapter
Gospel Music Ministry Choir
o Candle-Light with El Shaddai DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation
International, Inc. Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines Chapter Gospel
Music Ministry
2:30 A.M. - 3:15 A.M. - Documentary about the history of big four largest
religious groups: Jesus Miracle Crusade International Ministry, Jesus is Lord
Church and El Shaddai DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation International, Inc. plus
photos and video clips of Jesus the Healer from 1984 to 2014, Weekly El Shaddai
Gathering from 1992 to 2014
3:15 A.M. - 4:00 A.M. - Candle-Lighting Ceremony in preparation of Healing
Message
4:00 A.M. - 7:00 A.M. - 3-hour Worship and Healing Prayer Rally Message for
the DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation International Family Appointment with El
Shaddai was held for the grand prayer assembly and annual founding anniversary
celebration of Evangelical Protestant Born-Again Christian and Roman Catholic
charismatic renewal religious movement Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide and
annual birthday celebration of television evangelist and Jesus is Lord Church
Worldwide founder, president and spiritual director Bishop Bro. Eddie C.
Villanueva by Bro. Mike Z. Velarde, Founder and Servant-Leader of El Shaddai
DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation International, Inc.
7:00 A.M. - 7:30 A.M. - Message: His Excellency, President Benigno S. Aquino
III
7:30 A.M. 9:00 A.M. - Breakfast Salo-Salo at Quirino Grandstand
FABC Plenary Assembly
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9:30 A.M. - 10:00 A.M. - Popemobile arrival from San Carlos Seminary
Auditorium in Makati City
10:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. - a meeting with the members of the Federation of Asian
Bishop Conference for the Plenary Assembly at the San Carlos Seminary
12:00 P.M. - 12:02 P.M. - Recitation of the Angelus Domini Prayer
12:02 P.M. - 2:00 P.M. - Luncheon with the members of the Federation of Asian
Bishop Conference for the Plenary Assembly at the San Carlos Seminary
2:00 P.M. - 3:00 P.M. - Farewell from the Apostolic Nunciature, Manila
3:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. - Meeting with the Volunteers of the International Coastal
Cleanup Philippines at the Philippine International Convention Center Reception
Hall
4:20 P.M. - 5:00 P.M. - Leave Taking Ceremony at the Presidential Pavilion of
Villamor Air Base in Manila
o Message: His Excellency, President Benigno S. Aquino III
o Farewell Message by Pope Francis
Monday, November 3:
3:15 P.M.: Official arrival and welcome at Canberra International Airport
3:55 P.M.: Popemobile procession to National Convention and Exhibition
Centre, Canberra.
4:40 P.M.: Mass at National Exhibition Center
6:55 P.M.: Popemobile procession to Government House, Canberra.
7:15 P.M.: Reception with Governor-General
7:35 P.M.: Popemobile procession to Parliament House, Canberra
7:45 P.M.: Reception with Prime Minister
8:55 P.M.: Popemobile procession to Apostolic Nunciature, Red Hill,
Canberra
Tuesday, November 4:
8:20 a.m.: Reception with heads of diplomatic missions at the Apostolic
Nunciature, Red Hill, Australian Capital Territory
9:25 a.m.: Popemobile procession to Canberra International Airport
11 a.m.: Arrival at Brisbane Airport
11:15 a.m.: Popemobile procession to Queen Elizabeth II Sports Center,
Robertson
12 p.m.: Meeting with the Sick and Disabled, circuit of sports center, media
address and Mass.
3:45 p.m.: Popemobile procession to Brisbane City Hall
4:10 p.m.: Blessing of Brisbane
4:30 p.m.: Popemobile procession to Brisbane Airport
7:35 p.m.: Arrival at Sydney (Kingsford Smith) Airport
7:50 p.m.: Popemobile procession to Sydney Cricket Ground
8:15 p.m.: Youth Rally at Sydney Cricket Ground
9:30 p.m.: Popemobile procession to St. Mary's Presbytery
Wednesday, November 5:
8 a.m.: Reception with leaders of the Jewish Community
8:30 a.m.: Popemobile procession to Moore Park
8:45 p.m.: Helicopter flight to Blacktown
9:20 a.m.: Popemobile procession to Transfield Limited, Seven Hills.
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9:50 a.m.: Industrial Workers Rally
11:10 a.m.: Helicopter flight to Moore Park.
11:40 a.m.: Popemobile procession to Sydney Opera House and viewing of
harbour.
12:20 p.m.: Meeting with members of religious orders in Opera House
Concert Hall.
1:30 p.m.: Popemobile procession to St. Marys Presbytery to meet Catholic
bishops.
4:15 p.m.: Popemobile procession to Sydney University to meet Catholic
bishops.
5:30 p.m.: Popemobile procession to Randwick Racecourse
5:50 p.m.: Mass at Randwick Racecourse.
8:45 p.m.: Popemobile procession to St. Marys Presbytery.
Thursday, November 6:
8 a.m.: Limousine procession to Sydney Airport.
10:25 a.m.: Arrival in Hobart.
10:35 a.m.: Limousine (first 14km) and Popemobile (following 11km)
procession to Willson Training Center, Mt. St. Canice
11:15 a.m.: Meeting unemployed.
1:50 p.m.: Procession to Elwick Racecourse.
2:10 p.m.: Mass at Elwick Racecourse.
4:55 p.m.: Limousine procession to Hobart International Airport
6:50 p.m.: Arrival at Melbourne Airport.
7 p.m.: Popemobile procession to St. Pauls Cathedral to light Unity Candle.
8:05 p.m.: Popemobile procession to Melbourne Cricket Ground.
9:05 p.m.: Limousine procession to St. Patrick Presbytery.
Friday, November 7:
8:05 a.m.: Popemobile procession to the Parish of Saint Leo the Great.
8:35 a.m.: Meeting with parishoners and school children.
9:50 a.m.: Popemobile procession to Sports and Entertainment Center.
10:25 a.m.: Address to teachers and students.
11:30 a.m.: Popemobile procession to St. Patricks Cathedral and Address to
Clergy and Seminarians.
3 p.m.: Popemobile procession to Ozanam House Rehabilitation Center.
3:45 p.m.: Popemobile procession to Flemington Racecourse.
4 p.m.: Mass at Flemington
6:45 p.m.: Popemobile procession to Mercy Maternity Hospital
7:15 p.m.: Visit with intensive care parents and address to staff.
8 p.m.: Popemobile procession to Melbourne Cricket Ground to meet Polish
community.
9:15 p.m.: Popemobile procession to St. Patricks Presbytery.
Saturday, November 8:
7:20 a.m.: Popemobile procession to Melbourne Airport
10:20 a.m.: Arrival at Darwin International Airport.
10:30 a.m.: Popemobile procession to Darwin Showgrounds and Exhibition
Center.
10:40 a.m.: Mass at Showground.
1:15 p.m.: Popemobile procession to airport.
3:35 p.m.: Popemobile procession to Blatherskite Park.
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4:05 p.m.: Aboriginal Celebration at Park.

5:35 p.m.: Popemobile procession to airport.
9 p.m.: Arrival at Adelaide Airport.
9:10 p.m.: Popemobile procession to City Center and Lighting of Symbolic
Candle.
9:50 p.m.: Popemobile procession to Archbishops residence
Sunday, November 9:
8 a.m.: Limousine procession to Festival Center Concert Hall
9:15 a.m.: Popemobile procession to Victoria Park Racecourse.
9:30 a.m.: Mass at Racecourse.
12:30 p.m.: Limousine procession to airport.
1:40 p.m.: Arrival at Perth Domestic Airport.
1:50 p.m.: Popemobile procession to Belmont Racecourse.
2:10 p.m.: Mass at racecourse.
5:10 p.m.: Popemobile procession to Little Sisters of the Poor
6:50 p.m.: Popemobile procession to Catholic Education Center.
7:05 p.m.: Blessing and Opening of Center.
7:35 p.m.: Popemobile procession to Archbishops House.
Monday, November 10:
7 a.m.: Popemobile procession to Perth International Airport.
7:30 a.m. - Official Farewell.
Tuesday (November 11):
9 a.m.: Arrival at the International Airport in Colombo; Welcoming Ceremony
(Speech by Pope Francis)
1:15 p.m.: SPEECH TO THE BISHOPS OF SRI LANKA At the Archdiocese
of Colombo
5 p.m.: COURTESY VISIT TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC At
the Presidential Residence
6:15 p.m.: INTER-RELIGIOUS MEETING at the Bandaranaike Memorial
International Conference Hall (Speech by Pope Francis in English)
Wednesday (November 12):
8:30 a.m. - Holy Mass and Canonization of Blessed Joseph Vaz at Galle Face
Green in Colombo (Homily by Pope Francis in English)
2 p.m. - Transfer by helicopter to Madhu
3:30 p.m. - MARIAN PRAYER at the Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Rosary at
Madhu (Speech by Pope Francis in English)
4:45 p.m. - Transfer by Helicopter to Colombo
Thursday (November 13):
8:15 a.m. - Visit to the Chapel Our Lady of Lanka at Bolawalana
8:45 a.m. - Departure Ceremony from the International Airport of Colombo
9 a.m. - Departure by plane from Colombo to Seychelles
Newsbits (October 23, 2014)
NCCA to serenade Pope.
The National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA), in cooperation with the
Department of Tourism, will welcome the Pope with a special Harana sa [Santo]
Papa by Andion Fernandez, the Coro de San Antonio, the UP Choral Ensemble and
the Festival Choir.
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Police tighten security for

the Pontiff.
By Bert Ignacio
The Manila Police, in coordination with other government law enforcement agencies
and Vatican officials in-charge of securing Pope Francis, have adopted tighter
measures to ensure distance of at least 30 meters for the unaccredited.
Unimpeachable sources told the Standard that security men had to implement a
fallback position following the reported arrest last Saturday of a Pakistani suspected
to be a member of a terrorist organization on a mission to assassinate the Pope.
List of entourage
Sources said a ranking Vatican protocol officer has furnished government security
officials a list of names of persons both the Government, Private and Catholic
hierarchy who may be allowed to be with the Popes entourage during the latters
four-day visit from October 23-26.
This developed as intelligence agents from the Western Police District Command
scoured a wide area of the city and suburbs for the companion of Said Hamid, 45, a
Pakistani national arrested at the Josefa Apartment on Quirino Avenue, Malate while
allegedly assembling a Bomb.
Also confiscated from Hamid were four bibles, a large picture of Pope Francis, a
priests vestment and several pounds of raw explosive materials.
Arrest eluded
Hamids companion, identified as Nagi Jagad, a Moroccan, managed to elude the
Police dragnet.
A caretaker of the apartment tipped off the police about the presence of the
suspicious-looking persons, prompting intelligence agents to immediately secure a
search warrant from the Manila Regional Trial Court.
Hamid was reportedly taken to a common safe house of the Police and the military in
Manila for tactical interrogation, sources said.
The arrest of suspected assassin was neither confirmed nor denied by police
authorities.
Foreigners questioned
Unconfirmed reports also said that several other foreigners who were able to enter the
country under suspicious circumstances were picked up for questioning but later
released.
A senior PNP intelligence officer based in Camp Crane told the Standard that no
stone was left by security men would saw to it that everything has been sanitized or
free from possible risk to the health of the Pope.
Every building and nook and cranny of the Popes route have been inspected and
secured, the officer said.
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Binay strikes again, slams

embarrassing
performance of some
government agencies
Vice President Jejomar C. Binay yesterday slammed the embarrassing performance
of some government agencies four years into the Aquino administration.
He stressed that the much-vaunted sterling domestic economic growth figures have
not really trickled down to assisting small businesses and uplifting the poor.
While he praised some right things done by the administration like squeaky-clean
governance at the top, dogged strategies for revenue generation, government
spending, resulting in the overall optimism in the prospects of the Philippine
economy, Binay said that some government agencies have failed in delivering basic
services to the people.
Yet, it seems, we are still not doing things right. There are some items in our
development agenda that can and should be addressed now, he said in his speech at
the 40th Philippine Business Conference and Expo at the Fiesta Pavilion, The Manila
Hotel, One Rizal Park.
The Vice President issued the stinging comments a week after assailing the biases of
the current administration, including what he called the unfair treatment former
President and now Pampanga 2nd District Rep. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo is getting.
WHERE THEY FAILED
Binay slammed the worsening traffic in the metropolis; the failure of government in
improving the countrys mass transport system; the impending power crisis; high
importation of rice; and the deterioration of the peace and order in the country.
Four years into this administration, several sectors have fallen embarrassingly short
on performance, he said.
Traffic is at a standstill in Metro Manila and other urban centers, worsened by an
antiquated mass transit system. Poor planning and bureaucratic inefficiencies have
unabashedly wasted the opportunities to improve the countrys transport systems. The
brakes of MRT trains fail, doors fall off, and signaling systems dangerously stall, he
ranted.
The Vice President also slammed the sorry state of the Ninoy Aquino International
Airport and how poor planning led to the countrys impending power crisis, high
importation of rice, and the deterioration of the peace and order in the country.
Criminality is rising at an unprecedented rate, with an alarming number committed
by rogue policemen. These require the attention of government now, he said.
CHARACTER ASSASSINATION
Instead of finding solutions to these problems, Binay lamented that some senators
choose to focus on assassinating his character.
He was apparently referring to the ongoing Senate probe against him over alleged
anomalies in the Makati City government during his time as mayor.
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As motorists inch their way through the traffic hobbled streets of the our cities, as
Metro Manila commuters risk their lives every day riding in old and ill-maintained
trains, as our countrymen and foreign visitors suffer entry through the worlds worst
airport, as our people live daily in rising fear of danger to life and property, not
trusting those whose job is to protect and keep safe our people, we are treated to the
spectacle of a political assassination, live on national television, every week, he said.
The irony is that the Senate zarzuela is staged by no less than those who have failed
in their primary duty to ease these hardships that our people are suffering. And what
for, to push themselves to power in the coming 2016 presidential elections, at our
expense, he added.
Binay vowed to fight the attacks against him as he continues with his work of
providing homes for the homeless and a voice to millions of Filipinos working
overseas.
I have served the Filipino, particularly the poor and underprivileged, all my life and
my track record bears me out. And this, the Senate circus, can never erase. Because
our people ask only one question of those who try to crucify us: What have you done
for the Filipino people? he said.
Binay also hit the selective justice and perceived biases against the opposition
during a convention of public attorneys at the Manila Hotel Tuesday last week.
In the same event, Binay also assailed the Aquino administration for the unfair
treatment Arroyo has been getting as well as the creation of the Disbursement
Acceleration Program (DAP), some key acts of which were declared unconstitutional
by the Supreme Court.
BINAY INITIATED TALKS AQUINO
As this developed, President Aquino reiterated yesterday that it was the Vice
President who initiated their meeting last week in Bahay Pangarap.
Aquino said the facts of his meeting with Binay were reversed by the Vice Presidents
spokesman, Cavite Gov. Jonvic Remulla.
It was the Vice President who actually initiated the meeting. He texted me, he asked
if he could see me and I said yes, I readily agreed, Aquino said at the annual
presidential forum with the Foreign Correspondents Association of the Philippines
(FOCAP) yesterday.
He said there was no meeting in Malacanang but in his official residence in Bahay
Pangarap at around 9 p.m. last week. He said the meeting lasted until about midnight.
The President said it was the Vice President who asked for advice on the issues
hounding his family.
With all due respect to the spokesperson, I think he had it in reverse, Aquino said,
noting that he did not ask about the Binay family and he did not initiate offering the
Vice President any help on the Senate inquiry of the Makati City Hall Building II.
He (Binay) stated the fact that Dra. (Elenita) Binay was hurting from all of these. I
didnt ask he volunteered the information, Aquino said.
The Vice President was asking advice for instance on what to do. So I didnt offer to
help, he asked advice on how to handle the situation, amongst other things, he said.
He was saying if it was possible for the Senate to terminate their inquiry in aid of
legislation given the fact that the proper forum would be the Ombudsmans office and
I said, well inquire from the Senate President, Aquino recalled.
President Aquino said that he and Vice President Binay remain friends despite being
in different political parties. (With a report from Madel Sabaterr Namit)
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Tough job ahead for

GMA-7
(Scenes by Norma Japitana)
As the war of the two channels heats up even the coverage of the Popes visit
becomes a contention. Partners: Mel and Jay, a popular radio and television show
on Channel 7 practically lambasted the people behind the granting of the exclusive
coverage of the Papal Visit to Channel 7 at a recent program.
Some excerpts from that show:
Jay Sonza: Can you now franchise television coverage? Live television news
coverage?
Mel Tiangco: Ang aming prinsipyo ay simple lang. We are a diversified multi-media
company at tungkulin namin sa bayan na ihatid ang mga pangyayari at mga balita.
Yan lamang naman ko ang prinsipyo ng aming kumpanya.
Jay Sonza: Nakalimutan siguro ang Simbahang Katoliko na Protesante at ang
Kompanya ng Teleponong Pangmalayuan ng Pilipinas ang may-ari ng GMA.
(ABS-CBN Background Theme Music)
(Intro ng 1987 ABS-CBN instrumental jingle, with the six-note "A-B-S-C-B-N"
signature)
VO: ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation... DZMM Sais Trenta, ang Himpilan ng
Malayang Mamamayan!
(Ernie Angeles, himself an ABS-CBN veteran, voiced the original S/ID, but was later
re-recorded by Peter "Rabbit/Ka Peter" Musngi himself)
Jay Sonza: You are listening to a catholic broadcast network ABS-CBN. Ang
Katolikong himpilan ng ABS-CBN ay kasapi sa KBP... Kapisanan ng mga
Broadkaster sa Pilipinas... Ang tumpak na oras para sa kapakanan ng lahat na
Kristyano at Muslim dito sa Bansa, ay ganap ng makalipas ang alas nuebe... Patuloy
kayong nakikinig sa Katolikong palatuntunan ng Mel and Jay.
(Commercial gap)
Jay Sonza: Ito po ang Mel and Jay... Ang Pambansang Broadcast sa Radyo... Kasama
po ang inyong lingkod Mel Tiangco... Lumaki sa mga madre sa Saint Theresas isang
Katoliko sarado. At ang inyong lingkod Jay Sonza, isang dating seminarian...
Selected members of media listened to this portion. Of course the wit of the Pinoys
one came out with something like: "Cardinal Tagle may be living in the house of Sin,
while others living"
The Catholic Bishops Conference of The Philippines has appointed GMA-7 as the
official television carrier for the event. The coverage will be live. (No commercials.
Can you imagine asking the Pope to pause for commercial breaks! Other television
networks may apply for limited rights such as hook-ups. There will be a Broadcast
Center to facilitate all other local and international media organizations and their
requirements. These events were the first to be produced and broadcast entirely in
16:9 1920 pixels 1080 lines (2.1 megapixels) temporal resolution of 60 interlaced
fields per second digital high-definition)
When GMA won the bid they also carry the responsibility of providing full coverage
of the events. This will mean huge investments in equipment, man-hours and other
resources. Also, a substantial portion of the revenues that they will be able to raise
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from sponsors of their coverage, will help pay for the many expenses expected by
CBCP as hosts of the two significant events. GMA will put into effect the most
comprehensive live coverage of the Papal Visit and Jesus is Lord Church Anniversary
Festival 2014 activities with more than 40 hours of live broadcast and specials.
GMA has assembled an army of over 450 production and news specialists together
with over 10 remote broadcast teams to simultaneously cover all the sites of the
Popes appearance.
GMA broadcasts live coverages pre-empting regular programming beginning October
23 with the Pontiff's arrival at 2 p.m. On October 24, the live coverage of his courtesy
visit to Malacanang airs at 9 A.M. and the Pope's special message airs at 5 p.m.
On day three of the Papal visit (October 25), the live coverage of the Quadricentennial
Mass airs at 8:00 A.M. and the Sapphire Jubilee of Radio Veritas Asia and the 36th
Catholic Mass Media Awards (CMMA) at 4:00 P.M. Television viewers will see the
Pope and the participants together at the Youth Vigil.
On October 25, the live coverage of the Anniversary Celebration of Jesus is Lord
Church Worldwide airs at 3:00 p.m. on Channel 11. A statement, prepared by the
leaders of the International Youth Forum and the foreign delegates to the 65th Session
of the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Committee for the Western
Pacific region, International Information Technology-Business Process Management
Summit and local delegates to the 40th Philippine Business Conference and Expo
2014, will be presented during the Holy Mass.
Finally, on October 27, televiewers will see Pope Francis departure for Papua New
Guinea at 7:00 P.M. The Marathon Papal coverages will be anchored by broadcast
journalists Malou Mangahas and Cheche Lazaro, plus the pool of GMA Radio and
Television reporters stationed at various points all over Manila.
The official international broadcasters for the papal visit are:
Albania: RTV21
Ecuador: Ecuavisa
Australia: Seven Network
Egypt: MBC3
Austria: TW1
El Salvador: TCS
Argentina: Amrica 2
Estonia: Star! and Viasat Baltics
Bahamas: ZNS-TV
Finland: MTV3, Star! Scandinavia
and Showtime Scandinavia
Bermuda: ZBM-TV
France: Paris Premire
Belgium: Star!
Germany: Das Vierte (German)
Bolivia: Unitel
Greece: ANT1
Brazil: Rede Globo
Honduras: Canal 11
Brunei: RTB1
Hong Kong: TVB Pearl
Bulgaria: BNT 1
Hungary: m1
Canada: CBC Television
Iceland: Star! Scandinavia and
Chile: TVN
Showtime Scandinavia
China: CCTV-1
India: DD National
Colombia: Canal A
Indonesia: Indosiar (Indonesian)
Costa Rica: Teletica
Ireland: RTE One
Cyprus: Cyprus Broadcasting
Israel: Arutz 2
Corporation
Italy: Rai Uno
Denmark: Star! Scandinavia and
Jamaica: Ination TV
Dominican Republic: Color Vision
Japan: NHK
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South Korea: KBS1

Latvia: Star! and Viasat Baltics
Lebanon: LBC and MBC3
Malaysia: TV1, TV2
Republic of Malta: TVM
Mexico: Canal de las Estrellas
(XEW-TV)
Myanmar: TV Myanmar
Namibia: NBC
Netherlands: Star!
Nicaragua: Televicentro
Norway: TV2
Pakistan: PTV Home
Panama: Telemetro
Peru: ATV
Philippines: GMA Network
Poland: TVP2
Portugal: RTP1
Puerto Rico: WAPA-TV
Romania: TVR1
Russia: C1R (Russian)
Singapore: MediaCorp Channel 5
Spain: TVE1
Serbia: RTS
Sweden: Star! Scandinavia and
Switzerland: SF 1
Taiwan R.O.C.: CTS
Thailand: Channel 7 (Thailand)
(Thai)
Trinidad and Tobago: CCN TV6
Turkey: NTV
Ukraine: UT1
United Arab Emirates: MBC3
United Kingdom: BBC One
United States: NBC
Venezuela: Venevisin
Vietnam: VTV1 (Vietnamese)
Vessels, conduct of
processions to be finalized
before October 26
Regardless of this weeks weather, timing and sequencing are everything as far as the
fluvial and foot processions for the arrival of the Saint Pedro Calungsod image in
Manila on Friday is concerned.
This point was emphasized by both the Coast Guard and organizers after yesterdays
dry run for the twin events scheduled for the DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation
International Family Appointment with El Shaddai for the birthday celebration of
Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide founder, international president and spiritual director
Bishop Bro. Eddie Villanueva and the grand prayer assembly and annual founding
anniversary thanksgiving celebration of evangelical Protestant born-again Pentecostal
Christian and Roman Catholic Charismatic renewal religious movement Jesus is
Lord Church Worldwide on October 25-27 at the Rizal Park.
An all weather liturgical celebration is anticipated by organizers of the event at the
Rizal Park, Manila.
Since October 26 is the day, the Manila Archdiocese projects attendance at 700,000 or
close to a 2 million.
Barring last minute changes, about 200 vessels are expected to join the fluvial
procession that starts at the Manila North Harbour at 2 p.m.
Yesterdays dry run ended with the San Pedro Calungsod image arriving earlier than
scheduled at the Rizal Park, Manila.

The arrival of the image at the SRP must sync with the foot procession. Adjustments
will be made before the Thanksgiving Mass on October 26, said Msgr. Marnell
Mejia, chairman of the fluvial procession committee.
Thousands of devotees are expected to join the foot procession that will see the Saint
Pedro Calungsod image arriving at the Manila port area from the Ouano wharf in
Mandaue City and being transported to the Calungsod shrine in D. Jakosalem St.
The Calungsod image, which toured the country as part of its Duaw Nasud, will arrive
in Manila on Wednesday, October 22 this week from Talibon town, Bohol for the
fluvial and foot processions.
Yesterdays dry run for the fluvial procession was held at the Ouano wharf in
Mandaue City where the galleon San Diego was docked. The vessel passed by the
Cebu International Port (CIP) stretch.
During the actual fluvial procession, the image will be accompanied on board the
galleon by representatives from the Cebu Archdiocese, Archdiocese of Agana, Guam,
Jesuits, and some catechists and some youths.
The proa, a Malay word for a small paddle boat met the galleon a few meters away
from the docking platform at the SRP.
The platform is located in front of the pathway going to the templete.
Permits
Fr. Charles Jayme, official custodian of the pilgrim image of Saint Pedro Calungsod,
went down from the galleon to ride the small boat that headed towards the docking
platform.
On spotting the vessel, catechists will blow the budyong or large sea shells towards
the seawall to signal the arrival of the Saint Pedro Calungsod image at the back of
Quirino Grandstand.
Mejia said the image should be at the templete at 4:30 p.m.
A press briefing was conducted later in the afternoon by organizers and the Naval
Forces Central (NavForCen) at the latters headquarters in barangay Looc, Lapu-Lapu
City.
Coast Guard commander Captain Rolando Punzalan said participating vessels should
secure special permits from the Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) or else they
wont be allowed to join the fluvial procession.
He said their office is waiting for the official list of registered vessels for Thursdays
fluvial parade.
Navforcen chief Commodore Leopoldo Alano told reporters that marshals of the
Coast Guard and Navforcen will secure the galleon using two Navy multi-purpose
attack craft (MPAC).
Suspension
A Naval Special Operations Unit (NavSOU) 5 team will also be on hand for the event,
he said.
Those who still insist on joining the fluvial procession even without permits will be
issued maritime violations, Punzalan said.
They may even face suspension from the Marina.
Devotees on board open vessels should wear life jackets for safety, Punzalan said.
Vessels that would follow the fluvial procession would be barred from joining the
main fleet, he said.
Punzalan said they are only waiting for word from the state weather bureau Pagasa to
decide whether or not a fluvial parade will push through.
He said if PAGASA declares a storm signal, the procession wont proceed.
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Punzalan said they would have to receive official notice from Pag-asas Mactan
bureau but added that evaluation of local weather conditions would also be done prior
to deciding whether to proceed or drop the event altogether.
On Saturday, October 25, a motorcade will start from the Cebu Metropolitan
Cathedral to the SRP chapel at 2 p.m.
This is followed by the consecration of the SRP chapel with overseas workers
pilgrims an hour later. /Carmel Loise Matus, Correspondent
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Pope gets grand welcome.

Manila, Philippines, October 24, 2014 - In his fifth trip and his first to this country,
Pope Francis called on the people to "see the world around you through the eyes of
Jesus Himself.
Looking less fit than his previous pastoral and state visit of deceased former
Pope John Paul II in the Philippines, Papua New Guinea, Australia and Sri Lanka 19
years, 11 months and 30 days ago on January 12 to 21, 1995.
Addressing the crowd from a specially-built stage on the tarmac, the pope said, The
Filipino people are never far from my mind and heart, and I reach out to embrace each
one in esteem and affection.
Pope Francis called on the people to reflect the theme of the anniversary celebration
of Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide: Pursue Peace and Be Holy, Without Which No
One Can See God.
When the Pope ended his short speech with Mabuhay ang Pilipinas! the crowd went
wild waving handkerchiefs, pennants and flags.
In an unprecedented move, Pope Francis approached the schoolchildren, garbed in
native costumes and who had come to dance for him, instead of boarding the
popemobile as scheduled.
Security measures went awry as people took the opportunity to move near the pope
and receive the blessing. Finally boarding the specially build vehicle an hour after he
arrived, the Pope took a Moment to raise his hands before members of the joint
Vatican and Presidential Security Group guards closed the door.
Until he arrived at the Papal Nunciature 50 minutes later, the aging pontiff continued
to wave to the throngs who braved the heat to greet him along Roxas Boulevard,
Quirino Avenue and Taft Avenue.
Throngs of Roman Catholic faithful waved flags and shouted Viva Il Papa! as the
pontiff made his way to the Apostolic Nunciature, his official residence for his fiveday stay in Manila.
Travelling along the designated route from the Old Manila International Airport in
Pasay City to the Nunciature in Taft Avenue, Manila the 76-year-old Pope was met
each time with huge crowds who circled his specially made, bullet-proof
popemobile. So thick were the crowds that what would have been a 15-minute trip
stretched to 50 minutes. In some areas, the crowd may have 30 to 40 deep, barely
allowing the Papal convoy passage.
On his arrival, the Pope addressed the youth and invited them to [s]ee the world
around you with the eyes of Jesus himself! The Gospel says that when he saw the
crowds, he had compassion for them because they were harassed and helpless, like
sheep without a shepherd.
The Pope had arrived as scheduled at 2:57 p.m. on board an Air Alitalia Airbus A340300. He paused to greet the Airport crowd before being accompanied down from the
plane by Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle, Archbishop of Manila and Archbishop
Giuseppe Pinto, Papal Nuncio to the Philippines.
The Pope was met by President Bengino S. Aquino III and his sisters, Maria Elena
Aquino-Cruz, Aurora Corazon Aquino-Abellada, Victoria Elisa Aquino-Dee and
Kristina Bernadette Aquino-Yap, who were the first to greet them officially.
The National Anthems of the Republic of the Philippines and Vatican City State were
played as he went through the cordon of honor and greeted Filipino officials and
members of the diplomatic corps.
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Among those on hand to welcome Pope Francis on his first visit were Philippine
Vice-President Jejomar C. Binay, Executive Secretary Paquito N. Ochoa, Jr., Senate
President Franklin M. Drilon, Speaker Feliciano R. Belmonte, Jr., Foreign Affairs
Secretary Albert F. del Rosario and Philippine Ambassador to Vatican Mercedes
Arrastia Tuason.
Former President Fidel V. Ramos, Manila City Mayor Joseph Ejercito-Estrada and
Pampanga 2nd District Rep. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo were also among his first
welcomers.
Filipinos never far, from

my mind, heart
WELCOME CEREMONY: ADDRESS OF HIS HOLINESS, POPE FRANCIS
(Ninoy Aquino International Airport, Pasay City, Metro Manila, Thursday, October
23, 2014)
Dear President Aquino, Dear People of the Philippines,
1. I thank you, Mister President, for your kind words of welcome, full of the warmth
and hospitality with which Filipinos traditionally welcome their guests. I greatly
appreciate all that you and your Government have done to make this visit possible.
For a long time I have looked forward to stepping on to Philippine soil once more.
The Filipino people are never far from my mind and heart, and I reach out to embrace
each one with esteem and affection. We are indeed old friends, ever since I assumed
as pope on March 13, 2013.
2. My Brother Bishops, Cardinal Tagle and Cardinal Palma, and all the Bishops
whom I gladly greet in the Lord expressed many times their wish for the Successor
of Peter to share the joy of Filipino Catholics on the Fourth Centenary of the
Archdioceses of Manila, Cebu, Caceres and Nueva Segovia. I am here to celebrate
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with the Catholic community of the Philippines four hundred and twenty years of
the organized and hierarchical presence and action of the Church in these
Islands. That first evangelization has produced enduring fruits of Christian life and
holiness, of civilizing action, of the transmission especially through a strong family
life of fundamental human and civic values. As the next presidential administration
approaches, we should all be convinced that those fruits can thrive even more in
concerted action by all sectors of society, in the building of a nation resolutely set on
the path of genuine and integral development, and fully committed to the wellbeing of
all its citizens, with special concern for the weakest.
3. The thought of celebrating the annual founding anniversary of the Evangelical
Protestant Born-Again Pentecostal Christian and Roman Catholic Charismatic
renewal religious movement Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide, founded by
activist and Evangelical Born Again Christian religious preacher Bishop Bro.
Eddie Villanueva, in the Philippines, in Asia, has gladdened me and given me
encouragement. The Spirit of God has led thousands of men and women here and they
are now filling the streets of Manila with their youthful joy and Christian witness. A
large group of them are right here. I greet each one of you: I warmly embrace every
person here, all the people of the Philippines, and all those who have come from other
countries and continents. At Rio de Janerio, Brazil, during the 28th World Youth Day
outside Rome, we meditated on the new life which comes from Jesus Christ: Go
and Make Disciples of All Nations (Matthew 28:19). Now, here in Manila, we
gather to hear him say: Pursue Peace and Be Holy, Without Which No One Can
See God (Hebrews 12:14). During these days we shall reflect on and pray about
what these words mean for each one of you, for the people of the end of the Twentieth
Century in 2015, the people of the Third Christian Millennium 2016.
4. to all Filipino people, to all gathered for the Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide
Anniversary Festival, I make this invitation: See the world around you with the eyes
of Jesus himself! The Gospel says that when he saw the crowds, he had compassion
for them, because they were harassed and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd
(Matthew chapter 9 verse 36). The Good News of Gods love and mercy the word
of truth, justice and peace which alone can inspire a life worthy of Gods sons and
daughters must be proclaimed to the ends of the earth. The Church and the world
look to young people for new light, new love, a new commitment to meeting the great
needs of humanity.
The people gathered in Manila for the annual founding anniversary celebration of the
Evangelical Protestant Born-Again Christian and Roman Catholic Charismatic
renewal religious movement Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide know this. The
Church in the Philippines knows that it has a special vocation to bear witness to the
Gospel in the heart of Asia. Guided by Divine Providence, your historic destiny is to
build a "civilization of love", of brotherhood and solidarity, a civilization which will
be perfectly at home among the ancient cultures and traditions of the whole Asian
continent.
5. Mister President, members of the Government, and distinguished representatives of
the Filipino people: the Church and the political community work on different levels
and are mutually independent, but they serve the same human beings (cfr. Gaudium et
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Spes, 76). In that service there is ample room for dialogue, cooperation and mutual
support. You have a very valid and specifically Philippine model of cooperation for
development in The Social Pact, formally signed in March 1993. I pray that the "new
solidarity" which The Social Pact espouses will be a striking success for the good of
the Filipino people, and for the pride and glory of the Nation as a beacon of peace and
harmony in Asia.
6. Cardinal Tagle, Cardinal Palma, Brother Bishops, Deacons, Filipino Brothers and
Sisters in Christ: I look forward to celebrating with you in faith the great things done
in the Church and by the Church in these Islands over the last four centuries. Together
we shall pray that God may continue to protect and guide his pilgrim People in the
Philippines!
God bless the Philippines!
Mabuhay ang Pilipinas!
The following day, October 24, 2014, the Pontiff met with President Benigno S.
Aquino III at Malacaang and later celebrated Mass for the 233 delegates of the
International Youth Forum and participants of the Philippine Business Conference
and Expo at Central Seminary Chapel of the UST. He also gave a 20-minute speech to
some 200,000 cheering students and academicians gathered at UST Grandstand and
Parade Grounds.
I see that it is my great privilege to be here, to be here and discover anew this
phenomenon I knew before, and today I know better, the Pontiff said.
Traffic Re-Routing Plan for October 24, 2014 Papal Visit Philippines 2014 and
36th Anniversary Celebration of Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide
Between 7:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M., President Quirino Avenue and A. Lacson from Taft
Avenue to Dapitan will be closed to vehicular traffic. Motorists are advised to take the
following alternative routes:
1. Vehicles along Taft Avenue going to Roxas Boulevard are advised to take both
San Andres and Vito Cruz Streets.
2. From 7:30 A.M. to 2:30 P.M., northbound vehicles along President Quirino
Avenue going to A. Lacson (Governor Forbes) are advised to take San Andres
Street or Vito Cruz Street, then northwards at Taft Avenue and take Rizal Avenue
or Quezon Boulevard to their areas of destination.
3. Southbound vehicles using the A. Lacson (Governor Forbes) - President
Quirino Avenue towards the Taft Avenue way, are advised to take the Quezon
Boulevard - Taft Avenue Route.
Also on the same day from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Espana fronting UST from P.
Noval to A. Lacson will be closed to Public Utility Vehicles. Only Northbound
PUJ's and PUBs are advised to take P. Paredes Street towards Sergio
Loyola. Southbound PUJs and PUBs will be re-routed to Don Castillas, Don
Quijote and Maria Cristina Streets enroute to the Laong-Laan-Andalucia-Quezon
Boulevard route.

One-on-one: President
Aquino scores point with
the Pope.
Manila, Philippines, October 25, 2014 - President Benigno S. Aquino III won points
with Pope Francis when he talked on his social reform agenda - programs meant to
uplift the lives of the poor - during the brief meeting at Malacanang on October 24.
The President informed the Pontiff of his commitment to help disadvantaged sectors
of society - particularly in the 19 poorest provinces - hand-in-hand with the
continuing economic progress of the country.
This was their second encounter since Mr. Aquino visited the Pope at his summer
residence at Castel Gandolfo, a few miles from Rome.
The Papal motorcade was slowed down by a thick crowd that lined-up the street from
Magsaysay Boulevard near Nagtahan Bridge up to Gate 7 of the Palace near St. Jude
Church.
The Pope was expected to arrive at the Palace by 8:50 a.m., but he came at 9:10 a.m.
The Pope and his entourage were met by the President and his sisters Ballsy, Pinky,
Viel and Kris. The Pope went up the stairway, instead of taking the elevator prepared
for him.
The Pontiff and the President had a 20-minute one-on-one meeting at the Music
Room.
During their meeting, the Pope reiterated his special affection for the Filipino People
which he has demonstrated by personally choosing Manila as venue for the Visit.
The Pope also entrusted the Basilica of Santa Prudenziana to the Filipino Community
of Rome.
Mr. Aquino informed the Pontiff that the Government had extended the franchise for
another 990 years (2014-2124) and changing from analog to digital radio broadcast
service of DZRV Radio Veritas 846; the Philippine Roman Catholic Religious
commercial AM radio broadcast station.
I also conveyed the Filipino peoples admiration for the commitment and courage
shown by His Holiness when he installed on March 13, 2013, despite his installation
day as Pope of the Roman Catholic Church after the resignation of Pope Benedict the
16th on February 11, 2013, the President said.
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He said he also briefed the Holy Father of the Governments Development
Assurance Program fund and firm resolve and desire for peace with insurgents and
rebels.
I assured His Holiness that the Philippine Government is determined to keep all
doors open for our peace progress to succeed and that the Government recognizes that
the Basis of Authentic Peace is the promotion of Human Dignity through Social
Justice, the President said.
Toward the end of their Meeting, Mr. Aquino gave a set of gifts that included a solid,
narra woodcarving of the Virgin and child surrounded by children of all races
designed by artist Manuel Baldemor, a bronze statue of Saint Lorenzo Ruiz and a
copy of the President's latest book entitled: From Growth to Modernization.
For his part, the Pope presented the President with a mosaic painting of Jesus. While
the Pope and the President were meeting, the Papal Delegation led by held a bilateral
meeting led by Foreign Affairs Secretary Alberto del Rosario, Jr. and Executive
Secretary Pacquito Jojo Ochoa, Jr.
The Pope had a private audience with the Members of the Aquino Family,
government officials, business leaders, showbiz personalities and sports icons at the
Conference Room of the Malacanang Palace. They included:
Ballsy Aquino and Eldon Cruz,
National Commission for Culture
Pinky Aquino and Manolo
and the Arts Chairman Felipe M.
Abellada and Viel Aquino and
de Leon Jr.
Dodo Dee, and their children:
National Historical Commission of
Jiggy and Jonty Aquino-Cruz,
the Philippines Chairman Maria
Miggy and Nina Aquino-Abellada,
Serena I. Diokno
Kiko and Jia Aquino-Dee
National Historical Commission of
Philippine Supreme Court Chief
the Philippines Executive Director
Justice Maria Lourdes P.A. Sereno
Ludovico D. Badoy
House Speaker Feliciano R.
Belmonte, Jr.
Director Antonio M. Santos
Philippine Senate President
Philippine Charity Sweepstakes
Franklin M. Drilon
Office GM and acting
chairman Jose Ferdinand Rojas II
Housing and Land Use Regulatory
Tolentino
Antonio M. Bernardo
Philippine National Police Director
General Alan L.M. Purisima
Land Transportation Office
Chairman Virginia P. Torres
Manila Police District Chief
Leocadio Santiago, Jr.
Land Transportation Franchising
Armed Forces of the Philippines
and Regulatory Board Chairman
Chief-of-Staff General Pio
Winston M. Ginez
Catapangan
Advertising Board of the
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas
Governor Amando Tetangco, Jr.
Franciso Pacquing Floro
Commission on Higher Education
Advertising Board of the
Chairman Patricia B. Licuanan
Philippines Chairman Bienvenido
C. Niles, Junior
Chairperson Emily A. Abrera
Fernando
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Association of Accredited
Agatep
Advertising Suppliers Association
of the Philippines Chairman Roy
C. Del Valle
Advertising Suppliers Association
of the Philippines President
Alfredo Santiago, Junior
Ad Standards Council Chairman
Raul S. Alvarez
Ad Standards Council Executive
Director Mila Marquez
Association of Broadcasters of the
Philippines Chairman Butch S.
Canoy
Philippine Cable Television
Association Chairman
Allan Dungao
Philippine Cable Television
Association President Cedric Sazon
Independent Blocktimers
Chairman Ricky Velez
Independent Blocktimers
President Ron De Los Reyes
Internet and Mobile Marketing
Founding President Dr. Donald
Patrick Lim
Technical Education and Skills
Development Authority Director
General Joel Villanueva
Presidential Management
Staff Chief Julia Abad
Commission on Elections
Chairman Sixto Brillantes
Customs Commissioner Ruffy
Biazon
National Computer Center Officerin-Charge Juli Ana E. Sudario
Telecommunications
Commissioner Gamaliel A.
Cordoba
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Kim Jacinto-Henares
Movie and Television Review and

Classification Board Chairman
Atty. Eugenio H. Villareal
Philippine National Volunteer
Service Coordination
Agency Executive Director
Joselito C. De Vera
Public-Private Partnership (PPP)
Center Executive Director Cosette
Canilao
Executive Secretary Pacquito
Ochoa, Jr.
Agriculture Secretary Proceso
Alcala
Communications
Secretary Ricky Carandang
Defense Secretary Voltaire Gazmin
Secretary Ramon Paje, Jr.
Budget and Management Secretary
Florencio Abad, Jr.
Health Secretary Dr. Enrique Ona
Interior and Local Government
Secretary Manuel A. Roxas II
foreign affairs secretary Albert del
Rosario
Trade and Industry Secretary
Gregory Domingo
Finance Secretary and Philippine
Deposit Insurance Corporation
Chairman Cesar V. Purisima
Transportation and
Emilio A. Abaya
Energy Secretary Carlos Jericho
Petilla
justice secretary Leila M. de Lima
labor and employment secretary
Rosalinda D. Baldoz
public works and highways
secretary Rogelio L. Singson
science and technology secretary
Mario G. Montejo
social welfare and development
secretary Corazon J. Soliman
Tourism secretary Ramon R.
Jimenez, Jr.

Alfredo Benjamin Sabater Caguioa
Presidential Management Staff
Chief Julia Abad-Razon
Presidential Legislative Liaison
Office head Antonio Roman
Appointments Secretary Rochelle
R. Ahorro
Deputy Presidential Spokesperson
Abigail Valte
presidential spokesperson Atty.
Edwin Lacierda
board of director, Rep. Miguel
Mike Romero, retired Philippine
Supreme Court Chief Justices
Hilario Davide, Jr., Artemio
Panganiban and Reynato Puno,
Fernando Zobel de Ayala, Bea
Tomeldan, AC Legarda, Mark
Sablan, Joseph Reyes, Maricris
Bernardino, Pivi Diaz, Rina
Rejanit, Bobby Dy, Manuel V.
Pangilinan, TV5 PresidentEmeritus and The Philippine STAR
Chairman Atty. Ray C. Espinosa,
TV5 President and CEO Noel
Lorenzana, Ariel Fermin, Gary
Dujali, Meralco HR and Corporate
Services Senior Vice-President and
Philippine Basketball Association
Chairman-Emeritus Mon
Segismundo and Sports5 head and
Gilas Pilipinas Basketball Team
Coach Chot Reyes, Kenneth Yang,
Tessie Sy-Coson, Tony TanCaktiong, Ramon Ang, Alfred Ty,
Gokongwei, Robina GokongweiPe, Liza Gokongwei-Cheng, Isha
Andaya-Valles, Myrza Sison, Joann Maglipon, ABS-CBN
Broadcasting Corporation
President and Chief Content

Officer Charo Santos-Concio, Star
Cinema ABS-CBN Film
Productions, Inc. managing
director Malou Santos, Broadcast
Head and Channel 2 Head Cory
Valenzuela-Vidanes, television
business unit head for comedy
Linggit Tan-Marasigan, ABS-CBN
Publishing, Inc. General Manager
Ernie Lopez, Dreamscape
Entertainment Television President
Deo Endrinal, Roxy Liquigan,
Riley Santiago, Robert Labayen,
Mark Yambot, August Benitez,
Nandy Villar, Rico Camus,
Darwin Cerrado, Aldrin Cerrado,
Dino Laurena, March Ventosa,
Chris Lopez, Carlo Katigbak, Leo
Katigbak, Paolo Pineda, Bong
Osorio, Monchet Olives, Karen
Coloma, former ABS-CBN
presidents Cito Alejandro and
Freddie Garcia, Star Magic VicePresident Mariole Alberto, Cathy
Garcia-Molina, Arnel Natividad,
Toto Natividad, Malu Sevilla,
Rechie del Carmen, Jojo Saguin,
Olivia Lamasan, Laurice Guillen,
Jerry Lopez-Sineneng, Tots
Cuaresma, 4, 000 Lopez kin from
all over the world, ABS-CBN
Manila Radio and Sports Division
head Peter Musngi, ABS-CBN
Integrated News and Current
Affairs Chief Ging Reyes, music
composer and television director
Yap, Diaz, Castelo, Mendoza,
Daza, Planas, Valenzuela and
Vidanes families, Andrew Tan,
Beth Lee, Fe Agudo, Washington
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Sycip, Peoples Television

Network, Inc. General Manager
Cleo Dongga-as, Felipe Gozon,
Menardo Jimenez, Sr., Jimmy
Duavit, Annette Gozon-Abrogar,
Lito Abrogar, Lilybeth G.
Rasonable, Regie C. Bautista,
Marivin T. Arayata, Jose Mari R.
Abacan, Gigi Santiago-Lara,
Darling P. De Jesus, Cheryl ChingSy, Teresa L. Pacis, Bang U.
Broadcasting Corporation
Chairman Jose Avellana Jr.,
President/CEO Manolito Cruz,
TAPE, Inc. president and chief
executive officer Tony Tuviera,
Malou Choa-Fagar, TAPE, Inc.
chairman-emeritus Romy Jalosjos,
Philippine Daily Inquirer editor-inchief Letty Jimenez-Magsanoc,
United States Embassy
spokesperson Rebecca Thompson,
as well guests were media agencies
and advocacy partners, 600
participants of the World
Economic Forum on East Asia
Summit 2014 from more than 30
countries, 1,000 guests during the
presidents State of the Nation
Address 2014, the foreign
Regional Committee for the
Western Pacific region and
International Information
Technology-Business Process
Management Summit 2014
designers JC Buendia, Randy
Ortiz, Jojie Lloren, Dong Omaga
Diaz, Joey Samson, Ivarluski
Aseron, Vittorio Barba, Gerry
Katigbak, Frederick Peralta, Rajo

Laurel, Len Nepomuceno, Hindy
Weber-Tantoco, Ramon Esteban,
PJ Aranador, Edwin Ao, OJ Hofer,
Arcy Gayatin, Tippi Ocampo, Avel
Bacudio, Jerome Salaya Ang, Joel
Escober, Anthony Nocom, Albert
Andrada, Noel Crisostomo,
Ronaldo Arnaldo, Kristel Yulo,
Happy Andrada, Pablo Cabahug
and James Reyes, FDAP designers
Johnny Abad, Ricky Abad, Dexter
Alaza, Nino Angeles, Delby
Bragais, Karen Castro, Kirby Cruz,
Ivan dela Cruz, Perry Diaz, Lynn
Roxas, Boyet Dysanco, Ricco
Escaro, Rocky Gathercole, Genar
Gozum, Pristine de Guzman, Adin
Lara, Paul Ranier Lim, Noelle
Ocampo, Lito Perez, Nholie
Pilapil, Joyce Pilarsky, Aan Pineda,
Raoul Ramirez, Yako Reyes,
Rholand Roxas, Edgar San Diego,
Fanny Serrano, Edwin Uy, Simon
Ariel Vasquez, Geoffrey Zordilla,
independent fashion designers Jun
Escario, Michelle Sison, Patrice
Ramos Diaz, Charina Sarte, Cary
Santiago, Dennis Lustico, John
Paras, Bea Albert, Eric de los
Santos, Maureen Desini, Vania
Romoff, Martin Bautista, John/Paul
Herrera, Ronald Mendoza, Audie
Espino, Sidney Perez Sio, Goullee
Gorospe and Raoul Ramirez,
countrys design icons Inno Sotto,
Auggie Cordero, Pepito Albert,
Cesar Gaupo, Lulu Tan-Gan, Mike
de la Rosa and Loretto, Efren
Ocampo and The Dean of Filipino
Fashion Designers Ben Farrales
Yasko Katsura, Anila Naeem
Basaga, Pham Thi Quyinh Trang,
Sol Lavina De Arias, Chrisna
Vermeulen, Kavita Mitter, Winglip

Chang and Raky Urbina, David
and Angel Guerrero, Carissa
Coscolluela, Samantha Lopez, Luis
Pedron, Momar Visaya, Manny
Agbanlog, Tim Garcia, Dennis
Clemente, Terry Badiola, Nanding
and Mila Mendez, Paulie and Carla
Villacorta, Robin Tomas,
Konstantin Yusipov, Katrina
Quintas, Chef Noel dela Rama, Ria
Del Rosario, Bea Tenchavez,
Christie Tan, Lucia Santiago, Stacy
Brennan, Christine Larranaga,
Clement Gavarry, Nell Castellvi,
Henry and Marissa Beck, Pierrea
and Marie Toundjis, On the Cover
Band, Kenosis Band, Tessie Javier,
Cely Chiongbian, Ningning
Martinez, Charie Mascuana,
Lorna Quisumbing, Iris Arcenas,
June Alegrado, Grace Colmenares,
Lani Osmea, Kate Anzani, Agnes
Huettel, Lynn Romero, Marwin
Velicaria, Chino Quintana, Carlo
Borromeo, Portia Florenosa, Venus
Guilos, Margaret Pareja, Rob
Pengson, Conrad Calalang, Grace
del Callar, Beth Day Romulo,
Adolfo Lopez, Marc Martinez,
Edgardo Butawan, Jessica Avila,
Manny Padilla, Cris Roque, Bro.
Felipe Belleza FSC, Bro. Bernard
Lustico, Kenji Okunaka,
Emmanuel Valencia, Kazuo Tsuji,
Masashi Date. Wilson Lim, Rudy
Tiu, Jimmy Lim, Sam Frederick
Lim, Michelle Keng, Ningning
Lazaro, Mitch Cajayon, Jose
Aquino II, Sheila Suntay, Atty.
Mela Mosqueda Bengzon,
Christine Araneta-Ferreira, James
Bernas, Chelle Campos, Bong
Casis, Carmela Casis, Apol
Dionglay, Marvin Fausto, Mike
Ongsiako, Gigi Phua-Lim, Fred
Tiu, Yeyey Yatco, Charlie Yu, Joie

Michelle Concepcion-Reyes,
Yasuko Katsura, Dr. Valerie
Herbosa Floro, Irwin Tieng, Ian
Tiongson, Bambina Olivares,
Celine Tanseco Abella, Cristine
Del Valle-Duque, Ranny Misa and
Nina Kokseng, Antonio and Lucy
Garcia, Jean Teves, Julio Misa,
Diana Ledesma, Vincent Kokseng
Jr., Robert Quintos, Maribel Kratz,
Rosie Huang, Julius Neri, Irma
Atillo, Ann and Ramon Paulin,
Natividad Salcedo, Christine Misa,
Cheryl Carcel, Lallie Garcia,
Kimberly Kokseng, Francesca
Bascon, Glenn Soco, David
Agustines, Kenneth Kokseng,
Trina Molina, Christopher Vincent
Kokseng, Leanne Partridge,
Frederick Ledesma, Sari Jean
Garcia Malixi, Barbara Aboitiz,
Frances Amper Sales, Benhur
Abalos, Mia Tambunting Padilla,
Lyn Sunico, Chris Diaz, Edgar San
Diego, Harley Ruedas, Jerome
Salaya Ang, Joel Escober, Jontie
Martinez, Julius Tarog, Lizanne
Cua, Mitch Dulce, Ramon Favila,
Rickie Abad, Roel Rosal, Roland
Lirio, Simon Ariel Vasquez,
Twinkle Ferraren, Monique and
Miren Jarque, Aimil Sarmiento,
Maitina Borromeo, Meryll del
Gallego, Amanda Nicholls, Jessica
del Gallego, Stacy Celdran, Sophia
Jordana, Chi Lansang, Helen del
Rosario, Katherine Yao Santos,
Gabriel Gamboa, Antonio Abacan
Jr., Cristina Cuevas, Sheila
Romero, Dr. Esperanza Cabral,
Voice of Cebu, Arturo Radaza,
Elaine Cooper, Janice Minor, Atty.
Reynaldo Maclang, Zarina Nuval,
Samantha Garcia and Michael
Gagnon, Amorn Gagnon, Christina
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Villalon, Patricia Valenzuela,
Sylbeth Plaza, Kristina Lizardo,
Shem Garcia, Victor Montalvan,
Michael Punsalan, Danny Sanchez,
Antoine Scotto, Miren Krista
Pages, Ayla Rosemarie Gomez,
Keith Edward Palacios, Cypris Sy
Nichol, Kate Anzani, Msgr.
Cristobal A. Garcia, SAP, HP,
Msgr. Adelito Abella, PA,
Margette and Efren Sarmiento,
Maureen and Paul Frederick
Cyster, Deena Pages and Sito
Ugarte, Juanita Montalvan and
Palacios and Loi Villalon
Bernardita Medalle, Ricardo
Garcia, Francisco Mioza,
Michelle Laboriante and Vito
Werner Moelter Jr., Laura
Elizabeth Douglas, Marcelino
Rotea, Paolo Sarmiento, Nina
Mancao, Shem Jose Garcia, Duane
Santos, Pauline Gorriceta
Banusing, Joyce Makitalo, Paolo
Lorenzana, Monica Llamas,
Twinky Lagdameo, Rachel
Lobangco, Michael Bumgarner,
Issa Litton, Hilario Davide III,
Filomeno Lim, Chef Andre Karlen,
Zabeth Co, Suzette Ayson, Catrina
Paulino, Doody Tuason, Rocky
Flores, Percy Intalan, Holy Family
Chorale, Dr. Josette Talamera
Biyo, Rene and Anne Puno,
Frannie Jacinto, Beth Mendoza,
Chito and Anna Sobrepea, Rhoda
and Vince Aldanese, Khristine
Gabriel, Dioceldo Sy, Paul Cabral,
Cary Santiago, Ruby Chua, Suzette
and Arnold Ayson, Cecilia
Manguerra Brainard, Cita Revilla
Yabut, Donald Dee, Puchi CarrionDi Ricco, Bobby Garcia, Tinee De
Guzman, Nympha Valencia, Heny
Banzon-Sison, Eugene Ellis,
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HanSen Nichols, Bryan Tayag,

Stefan Wilzynski, Kenti Tam,
Victor Ortega, Kai Nakanishi Lim,
Jeremy Trevis, Joel Trinidad,
Cathy Azanza Dy, Felix Rivera,
Noel Rayos, Johann Dela Fuente,
Thea Tadiar, Pheona Baranda,
Rycharde Everley, Arsenio Yulo,
Jorge Araneta, Baby AranetaFores, Manolo Lopez, Odette
Pumaren, Marta Mari, John
Tiangco, Joel Valdes, Diane
Ventura, Alyanna Martinez, Judy
Dy Tumangan, DJ John Hendrix,
Sarah Rose Lim, Lenie Catindig,
Edelyn Yanilla, Paolo David, Eric
Lim, Rhodora Mandanas, Christian
Mallari, Carol Lobaton, Stuart
Jenkins, Joy Bautista, Cecil Mejia,
Louis Ravelo, Sheryl Basto, Joy
Ocumen, Lyn Bartolome, Bing
Tanalgo, Ayay Tanalgo, McCann
Erickson Client Service Director
Bernadette Chincuanco, Coca-Cola
ASEAN Business Unit President
Manuel Arroyo, Coca-Cola
Philippines President & General
Manager Guillermo Aponte,
marketing director Anubha
Sahasrabuddhe and Franchise and
Commercial Leadership Director
Peter Schaelstraete together with
the Coca-Cola Philippines team:
Johanna Hife, Steve Little, Rogie
Delena, Raymond Villaflor, Teejae
Sonza, Jobert Dumlao, Sharon
Tanganco, Roki Ferrer, Rachel
Cruz, Francis Chua, Franz
Decloedt, Yasmin Mallari, Jenny
Cinco, Jing Atienza, Criselda
Castillo, Tish Condeno, Jaideep
Kibe, Nicamae Baylen, Jenalyn
Perez, Barry del Rosario, and Nikki
Lee, Suyen Corporation's Nene and
Virgilio Lim, Bryan Lim and
Suyen Lim, Carlos Chan's children
Carlson, Archie, Rinby, Larry,
Oszen and Shera Chan, Tony

Ferrer, Lawrence Tan, Atty. Joji
Villanueva-Alonso, former Ilocos
Rep. Roque Roquito Ablan,
Charie Villa, Stella Katigbak
Dearing, Cecy Seares Luna, Duke
Frasco, Choy and Marissa
Cojuangco, hair stylist and
Philippine Fashion Ball creative
director Noel Manapat, Star Magic
handler Monch Novales
Domini Torrevillas, Daisy Reyes,
Wendell Ramos, Eric Fructuso,
Antonio, Josef Gueta, Rosanna
Pea, Elena Arias, Ed Bouffard,
Ramon Sy, Bong Recio, Jun
Palafox, Mario Katigbak, Rita Dy,
Andy Alcid and Christine
Carandang, Robin Chua, Paul Koh,
Gemma Suzara, Dodie Diaz,
Carmita Francisco, Abby Tan,
Salva Catacutan and Arlyn
Asuncion, Raymond Lauchengco,
Gus Aldeguer, Nina Romualdez
and Simon Halley, Chichi and
Patrick Lizot, Jojo Veneracion,
Adin Gonzales, Mark Abastillas,
Lullubelle Castaneda, Nick Carr,
Peter Prentice, Soon Eng, R
Ramesh, Tony Valdez, Michael
Kho, Colin McKay, Robi Lolin,
Avel Bacudio, Katrina Lagman,
Felipe Villaroman, Luigi Avance,
Rea Gomez, Cristina Pecson,
Maricris Abad Santos Albert,
Chestnut Heredia, Bebeth Timbol,
Geoff Simpson, Joan Mitchell,
Maripi Muscat and Johnny
Aurora Gonzalez, Russell
Sobrepea Cynthia Yu and Juan
Antonio Baos, Renato Vidal,
Carlo Cordaro, Tes Pasola, Ann
Pamintuan, Bianca Araneta, David
Almendral, Chris Escudero, Mikko
de Villa, Johann Ramos, Lovell
Gopez, Paula Locsin, Alan Mathay,
Von Tan Gana, Ditrie Villacorta

III, Jackie Aquino, Caren Bayhon,
Ria Vinzon, Jackie Castillejo,
Peek, Brandon Cablay, Cris
Calaguio, Junthy Valenzuela, Bo
Perasol, Steve Thomas, Kookie and
Menchie Ramirez, Gianna
Montinola, Bobby Taada, Robert
Aventajado, Gary Lising, Maricar
Xerez-Burgos, Karen Santos,
Conchita Toda, Doody Tuason, Fr.
Pedro Garcia Galende, Angie
Trenas, Eduardo Ermita, Peter
Favila, Choi Joong-Kyung, Edwin
Tan, Malu Francisco, Lloyd Roy
Besin, Aldwin Angeles, Jean
Ramirez, Tresh Ras, Vic Alfred
Inting, Chino Viceral, Patrick
Kasingsing, Kat Rodriguez, Jason
Yu, Jun-Jun Evangelista, Joal
Magbitang, Angela Espinas,
Lindsey Lim, Therese Paras, Renzo
Solis, Tanya Manalaysay, Paula
Uy, Monika Guballa, Patrick
Cocabo, Gretchen Fang Uy, KR
Bibit, Inna Yenko, Karla Aguas,
Robyn Chua, Michelle Uy, Alyssa
Lapid, Patrick Morales, Edward
Reyes, Wence Calinawan, Mira
Ramirez, Joanna Young, Miko
Eijansantos, Fiona Ong, Mich
Velasco, Len Gonzales, James Co,
Rizza Tagle, Ana Cabanban, Tin
Clemente, Junie Salvador, Joseph
Castro, JC Gonzales, Gab Calleja,
Dane Navarro, Ben Bulac, Paje
Davide, Kit Enriquez, Carmela
Tabanera, Cassandra Sy, Myra de
Leon, Jordan Samantha Tan,
Marianne Ko, Karen Magtubo,
Felicia Santos, Iris Templo, Angeli
Wei, Karen Binwek, Monika
Guballa, Alyssa Lapid, Katrina
Tecson, Francis Garcia, Janelle
Tanlim, Russel Corral and Madz
7
Ong, Janelle Tanlim, Angela

Rosario, Madz Ong, Junie
Salvador, Francis Garcia, Russ
Corral, Patrick Morales, Justin
Ravago, Ben Bulac, Fiona Ong,
Sean Galvez, Ranny Aquino, APD
Nera, Jon Francisco, Reg
Rodriguez, Pia Co, Nikko Robles,
Kara Rondina, Tania Telow and
Helen Graido, Iris Templo,
Lindsey Lim, Alex Coloquio,
Angela Esteban, Christine Aw,
Mahrra Tan, Robyn Chua, John
Bonifacio, Mej del Rosario, Gab
Calleja, Suzette de Leon, Therese
Paras, Roma Magsumbol, Aileen
Ang, Ryuji Santisteban
Iya Villania and Drew Arellano,
Paolo Abrera, beauty queens Lara
Quigaman, Shamcey Supsup with
husband Lloyd Lee, Gwen Ruais,
Bianca Manalo and Pia Wurtzbach,
Sitti Navarro, Jasmine Curtis
Smith, James Blanco, Eric Tai, K
Brosas, Claudine Barretto and
Bamboo Manalac, Binibining
Pilipinas 2013 winners Cindy
Miranda and Pia Romero, Miss
International 2013 Bea Rose
Santiago, Miss Universe 2013 3rd
Runner-Up Ariella Arida,
Katherine de Castro-Cruz, Oyo
Boy Sotto, Rowell Santiago,
Dominique Cojuangco, Dina
Bonnevie with husband Ilocos Sur
Vice-Governor Deogracias Victor
Savellano, Jericho Rosales,
apl.de.ap, Eddie Garcia and
Richard Gomez, Former
Professional Models Association of
the Philippines board members and
fashion luminaries Tina Maristela
Ocampo, Izza Gonzales-Agana,
Desiree Verdadero-Abesamis,
Marina Benipayo, Patty Betita,
Tweetie de Leon-Gonzalez, Den
Abesamis, Hans Montenegro,

Mananquil, Raya Mananquil-de
Leon, and Rissa Mananquil-Trillo
with Valerie de los Santos; Ateneo
de Manila University Blue Eagles
team manager Paolo Trillo; Current
Professional Models Association of
the Philippines president Phoemela
favourite models Grace Tagle,
Bubbles Paraiso, Luke Jickain, Mia
Ayesa, Sanya Smith, Mika
Lagdameo-Martinez, Antoinette
Enciso-Ocampo, Angel Agustin-Co
and Marilen Faustino-Montenegro,
The Philippine STAR Lifestyle
section columnists RJ Ledesma,
Stephanie Zubiri-Crespi, and Tim
Yap
Stephen Cheng, Pete Tan, Diane de
la Fuente, Melissa Gibbs, Ana
Nievera, Hector Roque, Leslie
Aquino, Ana Cruz, Anthony
Kristine Meehan, Benedict and
Willin Chan, Karen Joven, Luis
Bonpin, Sandy Javier, Mark Ang
and Donna Ng, Joel Gironella,
Marichelle Ligon, Leah Sanchez,
Peter Limjoco, Itong Torres,
Alfredo Pio de Roda, Tina
Bautista, Mia Tambunting, Leah
Navarro, Sam Avila, Mia Nolasco,
Tessa Alvarez, Julie Cedo, Rachel
and Kiko Climent, Gary Cruz,
Dindo Magallanes, Vivian
Yuchengco-Zialcita, Jovy Ang,
Gary Coscolluela, Babeth Gomez,
Grace Miranda, Chiqui de
Guzman, Irene Tieng, John Lim,
Martin Chan, Mandy Torres,
Doreen Yu, Salvador Bernal, Ely
Pintor-Mansor, Joey Yupangco,

Matschuck, Ditas Chua, May
Reyes, Bernhard Netz, David
Baldwin, Alu Suarez, Charisse
Chuidian, Gilles Chouraqui, Marie
Arenas, George and Marjon
Ruffner, Karoly and Aleta
Okolicsanyi, Simon and Nina
Halley, Andy del Rosario, Yves
and Techie Remondeulaz, Bong
Coo, Winfried Herbst, Tom and
Annabelle Wisniewski, Naira,
Romina and Anella Heytems, Alan
Charles Atkins, Abel Dolatre,
Charles So, Rolando Ramos,
Martinez, Eduardo Malinis,
Antonio Bernardo, Ramon Pedrosa,
Ralion Alonzo, Cooky Chua, Butch
Saulog, Antonio Gonzales, Dante
and Tess Timbol, Col. Ed Pooley,
Charles and Jessica Horne, Ulrich
Hahn, Karl Heinz Wiegels, Sid
Consunji, Joe Merin, Hingy
Tuason, Panch Gillego, Reynaldo
Berroya, Vicky Garchitorena, Dr.
Miriam Defensor-Santiago, Roilo
Golez, Eddie Lauz, Boy Mabasa,
Pepe Peralta, Augusto Isberto,
Anthony Acevedo, Nick Marte,
Carmen Conanan, Lulu Miraflores,
Fenny de los Reyes, Piolo Pascual,
Victor Corpuz, Sally Ong Pac,
Eduardo Malinis, Jaddy Vitug,
Emily Abrera, Vince Abella, Greg
Yu, Yolly Ong, Joey Avellana,
Bobby Barreiro, Rene Tolentino,
Berry Achacon, Inaki Manipula,
Arthur Cabrera, Jerry Mercado,
Jefferson Boone, Andrew Tan,
Rommel Remulla, Robbie Berba,

Valerie Weigmann, Carlos
Celdran, Cristalle Belo Henares,
Bea Azcuna, Tippi Ocampo, Kyle
Dela Fuente, Ella Lopez Gana,
Lulu Tinio, Amelita Martinez
Ramos, Chary Aboitiz, Sam
Santiago, Chona Trinidad,
Cleopatra Maack, Aileen Payumo,
Michelle Cawad, Dr. Uko Legarda
Nelson, Leny Cawad, Adiel and
Sammy Arellano, Angie and
Badong Rodriguez, Catha and
Michelle Server, Vicki and Hans
Schmid, Cynthia Cortes, Vicky
Asaad and Tricy Legarda, Honey
Boy Palanca, Dina Bonnevie,
Johnny Revilla, Sandy Daza,
Elizabeth Cunanan-Angsioco,
Matthew Lloren and Tani Aragon,
Tata Aragon, Candy Ochoa,
Marica Cabrera, Maryrose
Magno, Msgr. Don Erfe, Rev. Fr.
Greg Ramos, Leon Ang, Tony and
Maryann Bejar, Jose Laig, Luisa
Quintana, Ramon Mojica, Jomar
Castillo, Joyce Orea-Stalder, Tetta
Ortiz-Matera, Gus Albor, Roberto
MA Robles, Reggie Yuson, Naki
Ataman, Bob Zozobrado, Armando
Anday, Andy and Tisha Bautista,
Celia Cuasay, Leroy Tan, Amado
Tadeo, William and Eliza Valdez,
Dave Mercado, Roi Philips, Lorna
Quisumbing, Susan Campos,
Nimfa Yatco, Margarita
Romualdez, Jaina Perez, Tina
Coscolluela, Joan Matchuck,
Vincenzo Cappelluto, Chit
Montenegro, James Freney,
Rodolfo Giusto, Tillie Pelagallo,
Syke and Sessy Garcia, Mari
Kaimo, Geneva Cruz, Cher Calvin,
9

Pia Regala, Corcor Dizon-Agustin,
Fiona Lucas, Luz Julian Peralta,
Glo Faria Peralta, Dr. Teresita
Colome, Ruby Tuason, Msgr. Matt
Garcia, Joe Briones, Dr. Jazmine
Yatco, S.J., Santos and Pilar
Estacio, Eta Mercado, Etta Rosales,
Toby Tiangco, Peewee Trinidad,
Sonny Belmonte, Gary Coull, Mike
McCoy, Richard Taylor, Tim and
David Ferdinand, David Fergusson,
Simon Dewhurst, Rafe Totengco,
Josie Natori, Anna Bayle, Tunting
Cruz Matters, Tunting Cruz
Matters, Maricel Matias and Rene
Santos, Zeny Cabral, Melissa
Lopez, Bea Valdes, Laurice
Guillen, Socorro Cancio-Ramos,
Isidro Camacho, Clarissa Ocampo,
Kelly Sum, Joyce Ma, Karina
Borromeo, Brad Turvey, Robbie
Puno, Monsour del Rosario, Benny
Litonjua, Lourdes Gregorio, Judith
Zapanta, Juanjo Berenguer, Alvaro
Pertierra, Pepito Albert, Tricia Cu
Unjieng, Jackie and Dyan
Castillejo, Riki Kwek, Robert
Arevalo, Barbara Gonzales, Erwin
Elechicon, Maan Hontiveros, Malu
Maglutac Chiongbian, Ampee
Sietereales, Bobby Macapagal,
Tony and Charing Ang, Quinito
Henson, Rosanna Roces, Bettina
Osmea, Cheloy Dans, Tessie
Dichupa, Cota Yabut, Corito
Kalaw, Adelia Angeles, Peping and
Essen de las Alas, Aurora Nosco,
Tomas and Gracing Dadia, Edita
Cambe, Natzy Zaragoza, Oming
Concepcion, Tessie Pajarillo,
Ching Bernardo, Imelda Requiesta,
Lucy Vergara, Merce Reyes, Jo
Madarang, Jimmy Nanagas, Mila
Dayrit, Ading Dayrit, Paolo
Valenciano, Tim Cone, Mon
Isberto, Ben Quezon Avancea,
Pitang Lopez-Tiongson, Fr.
10
Roberto San Diego, Belinda Adora

and Bong Marquez, Berna
Lomotan, Ramon Barretto,
Catherine Weir, Nina Aguas, Gerry
Ablaza, Topper Coronel, Norberto
Nazareno, Gigi Montinola, Yogi
Salcedo, Dolly Fortun, Connie
Mamaril, Daisy Ople, Monet
Joven, Lulu Villanueva, Jenette
Lista, Susan Sebastian, Lucille
Chabeldin, Marilu Ngo, Johnny
Taguinod, Thelma Dinoy, Victor
Valbuena, Carlo Orosa, Mauro
Gatchalian, Sheryl Yao
Organisasyon ng mga Pilipinong
Mang-Aawit (OPM) President and
EDSA People Power
Commissioner Ogie Alcasid and
wife Regine Velasquez, Luke
Anson and Gary Berena, Davey
Langit and Lara Maigue, Michael
Jackson impersonator Jericho
Valencia, teleserye stars Zanjoe
Marudo, Jake Cuenca, Erich
Gonzales, Paulo Avelino, Coco
Martin and Julia Montes, model
and television show host Bianca
Gonzales, music composer Jim
Paredes, actor Robin Padilla with
his wife Mariel Rodriguez and
brother Rommel, Noli de Castro,
Vicky Zubiri, noontime game and
variety television show host Willie
Revillame, 1969 Miss Universe
Gloria Diaz, Father and son Pen
and Ping Medina, Mat Ranillo III,
cousins Isabelle Daza and
Georgina Wilson, Pokwang
Subong, Wowowee girls RR
Enriquez, Saicy Aguila, and April
Congratulations Gustilo, Carla
Abellana, sexy actress Katrina
Halili, models Pancho Magno,

John Spainhour, Vince Ferraren
and JC Tiuseco, Aga Muhlach,
comedian Gelli de Belen, Dra.
Vicki Belo, Edward Mendez, Kim
Benedicto Lokin, Atty. Persida
Rueda-Acosta, Bernadette
Padilla, Edna Lazaro, Leslie
Saulsbury, Lourdes Rosario, Jet
Versoza, Apple Peji Tan,
Champaigne Flores, indoor
directors Jose Javier Reyes and
Manny Castaeda, Internet action
star and Boys Night Out DJ Ramon
Bautista, Richard Gutierrez, TV
host Raymond Gutierrez, Mae
Paner, Pinky Amador, Leo Valdez,
Noel Trinidad and Jun Urbano, Dr.
Aivee Aguilar-Teo, Judy Ann
Santos, Maricel Soriano, Ai-ai
delas Alas, Vice Ganda, Ruffa
Gutierrez, Rustom Padilla, German
Moreno and Gardo Versoza, 1986
EDSA People-Power Revolution
veterans Leah Navarro, Mitch
Valdez, and Maan Hontiveros,
Megastar Sharon Cuneta and Kiko
Pangilinan and daughter KC
Concepcion, Amy Austria, Diana
Zubiri, Gina Pareo, Maryo J. de
los Reyes, Eddie Garcia, Ronaldo
Valdez, Ronnie Lazaro, Rio
Locsin, Jed Madela
Vina Morales, Victor De Leon
Lima, Chiyuki Fujimoto, Chertchai
Methanayanonda, Busba Bunnag,
Khun Manthana de Leon, Khun
Kullanit, Khun Suwattee
Lapid, Albert Banaag, Rhea

Rivera, Jhoanna Lim, Mike Celis,
Lei Lopez, Chikarom Kitiyakara,
Silvana Diaz, Phyllis Zaballero,
Alfredo and Beth Francisco, Ron
Reibenbach, Pilar Singian, Sylvia
Ventura, Mindy Gana, Carmen
Lynam-Mannakee, Renee Veyret,
Irit Ben Abba, Busba Bunnag,
Salem Adam, Jacky Foo,
Mohammed Ebrahim Aljowaid,
Navrekha Sharma, Milena SantanaRamirez, Joao Cayetano da Silva,
Domini Primero, Miko Valenzuela,
Ronnie Henares, Baham Mitra,
Cita Astals, Chiqui Roa-Puno,
Jaime Daez, Ella Roces
Montenegro, Jenny Syquia,
Michelle Bayle, Slick Rick, King
DJ Logan, Ginny del Rosario and
Emilio Abello, Luis and Barbara
del Rosario, Alice Ong, Aying
Palenzuela, Joanne del Rosario,
Ging de los Reyes, Billy King,
Jesse Sincioco, Mike Constantino,
Mon Maramba, Reynato Puno,
Edmundo Reyes Jr., Paulyn Sicam,
Dr. Rosita Navarro, Cesar
Purisima, Francis Tolentino,
Antonieta Fortuna-Ibe, Lance
Gokongwei, Winnie Nazareth,
Enrico Villanueva, Maritoni
Fernandez, Josephine Knox, Betty
Tenchaves, Presy Ramos, Susan
Grau, Chito Francisco, Kate
Gordon, Spirit of 67, Albert
Bildner and Lin Illusorio, Jesusa
Calanog, Linglingay Lacanlale,
Bill and Lily OBoyle, Winna
Kimmel, Calvin Tsao, Nene
Quimson, Minnie Osmea, Anna
Sy, Hernan Cortez, Isabel Ongpin,
Rene Encarnacion, Lourdes
Montinola, Nelly Fung, Lorna
Laurel, Toni Yulo Loyzaga, Del
Fojas, Nestor Santiago, Andy
Locsin, Lorrie Reynoso, Lorenzo
and Lorrie Valdez, Dr. and Mrs.
11

Ruben Paredesm, Dr. and Mrs.
Raul Sala, Tess Labrador, Kiling
Dakudao, John Tanchangco, Philip
Zorgani, Trisha Reyes, Bernadette
Barbers, Ruth Padilla, Jeannie Ng
Sandoval, Mary Ann Arcega Dy,
Raffy Suarez, Antonio Reina,
Aissa Barrera Cojuangco, Arlina
Arrozal de Jesus, Louie Vargas,
Andie Recto-Montenegro, Mitos
Pacis, General Alberto Fernando
Braganza, Homer Flores, Candy
Pangilinan, Roberta LopezFeliciano, Maribel Ongpin, Toni
Yulo-Loyzaga, Andy Locsin,
Archbishop Antonio Franco,
Parouk Hussin, Irit Ben-Abba,
Helen Ong, Helmut Gaisberger,
Evangeline Pascual, Joanne
Lorenzana, Carla Tengco, Alice
Dixson, Mike Planas, Marisa
Olasolo and Arturo Rocha, Edward
Wehrli, Baby Araneta, Toni Abad,
Bebet Gozun, Gloria Mara,
Maceda, Monique Zani, Ernie and
Fe Yu, James Lau, Celia Cuasay,
James Jao, Don Valerio, Gener
Caringal, Arleen Ong, Tomas
Rodriguez-Pantoja, Roland Reyes,
Dennis Socrates, Cel Yulo, BingBing Gonzales, Bela Vasquez,
Chu-Chu Madrigal and Mandy
Eduque, Cesar Buenaventura, Dada
Lorenzana-Santiago, Inno Sotto,
Peque Gallaga, Fr. Robert Reyes,
Rupert Jacinto, Tingting
Cojuangco, Ping Valencia, Red
Jacinto and Julie Hidalgo, Boots
Mendez, Nora Jacinto, Eddie and
Katie Jacinto, Nanette dela Cruz,
Africa Valdes-de Reynoso, Emily
Reynoso-Laws, Hans Sy, Larry
Francia, Raul Ingles, Bobby Gopia,
Adrian Cristobal, Virginia Moreno,
12
Chitang Guerrero-Nakpil, Ramon

Villegas, Kit Roxas, Jomari Trenas,
Paulino and Hetty Que, Pepe
Smith, Ricardo Cardinal Vidal,
Msgr. Alberto Boongaling, Tony
Adriano, Aba Lluch Dalena, Al
Perez, Lito Carating, Henri
Cainglet, Andy Maluche, Thea Paz,
Ronald Garcia, Shahid Zahid,
Vicky Abad, Paulo Vinluan, Isay
Alvarez, Rachel Alejandro, Mandy
Ochoa, Bert Nievera, Franco
Laurel, Zaldy Ladroma, Paolo
Guevarra, Alfonso Yuchengco,
Peter Go-Pailan, Dr. Adolfo
Belosillo, Drs. Amelia and Manuel
Catalan, Ulay Tantoco, Ben
Marchandesch, Nick Tuason,
Tessie Tomas, Katrina Tantoco and
Paolo Lobregat, Annabelle Rama,
Francisco Maosa, Sonia SantiagoOlivares, Antonio Rodriguez
Mendoza, Ivy Almario, Conrad
Onglao, Mike de Jesus, Jean
Monteverde, Beng Puyat, Oscar
Motlo, John Cogul, Alvaro de
Salas, Oscar Via, Elizabeth Sy,
Pedro Roxas, Geni and Yorgos
Psinakis, Eileen Choy, Nico
Montinola, Franco Limjuco, Gina
Mok, Greek Nafsika and Bubbles
Drossou, Mike Vaca, Gemith
Gemparo, Debbie Enriquez, Judith
Zapanta, Enrique and Tine
Underwood, Tina Pamintuan,
Dennis Padilla, Gilda Salonga,
John Lesaca, Fides CuyuganAsenio, Benny and Ophie
Clemente, Fr. Sanny de Claro,
Sanders, Roberto Felano and
Rizalina Buenaventura, Irene
Martel-Francisco, Bombit de la
Pea, Julius Ticzon and Ryan

Manaog. Peppy Dinglasan, Gabriel
Santos, Andre Dinglasan, Margaret
and Theresa de la Pea, Wanggo
Gallaga, Portia Santos, Arlene
Connie Araneta, Danny and Lilia
Cruz, Jim and Vivian Villacrusis,
Emma Ilagan, Tessie Maronilla,
Gerarda Villa, Evelyn Kilayko, Fr.
Tony Rosales, Pierra Calasanz,
Gina Godinez, Marilou Martinez,
Efren Briones and Iya Rodriguez,
Paula Camille Locsin and Juan
Paolo Bondoc, Angeles Guevara,
Betty Mactual, Belen Castro, Matin
Petilla, Lu Antonino, Neptali
Gonzales II, Pinong Javier, Johnny
Remulla, Jose Puyat Jr., Aristeo
Puyat, Mercy Tuason, Dr. Randy
Francisco, Leonard Tirol and
Amanda Onrubia Guidotti, Rev.
Isauro David, Arthur Macapagal,
Mickey Ferriols, Eric Buhain,
Robert Nacianceno, Mon Gonzales,
Malu Veloso, Toby Gan, Noel Dela
Merced, Ala Paredes, Richard
Venn, Gregorio Domingo, Axel
Gohner, Anthony Garcia, Lance
Sheperd, Jun Juban, Paul Cabral,
Angela Velez, Andrea Bautista,
Sarah Jane Paez-Santiago, Dondi
Alikpala, Letlet Veloso, Aurora
Borromeo, Tonio Veloso, Amalie
and Roman Azanza, Lorna and
Levy Hizon, Ruby and Buddy Roa,
Roi Philips, Beth Romualdez, Paz
Sotto, Lucille Villanueva, Jean
Salvador, Ruby Santos, Luli
Delgado, Victoria Tuazon, Toby
Cabalkin, Cynia Mascarias, Dot
Favis-Velasco, Anthony del
Rosario, Miko Pascual, Chef
Roland Laudico, Nicky Camcam,
Greg Singian, Pinky Amador,
Bonjin Bolinao, Peachie
Veneracion, Renee Araneta, Chukri
Prieto, Bert Garcia, Michelle
Quizon, Dale Villar, Jacques

Michael Seligman, Sabrina
Heinekey, George Hashim,
Suzzane King, Charina Sabal,
Charles Rappaport, Jean Hetzel,
James Benoit, Cecilia Leung, Rina
Sinisalo, Jim Lynch, Brett
Coleman, Edi Tekeli, Anne
Witheford, Caridad Sanchez, Gelo
Serrano, Fanny Serrano, Cynthia
Almario, Gino Padilla, Maribi
Garcia, Beth Sison Tagle, Robbie
Herrera, Nancy Dizon Castro,
Cynthia Jocson, Cecil Licad, John
Silva, Ace Barbers, Gabrielle
Calizo, Beth See and Rene
Nabong, Sari Ortiga, Marc Logan,
Gringo Honasan, Francis
Ricciardone, Edwin Arce, Dino
Santos, Freddie Borromeo, Dondi
Santos, Bobby Aguirre, Ricky
Yabut, Cooch Lynch, Vince
Bitong, Amalie and Roman
Azanza, Lorna and Levy Hizon,
Ruby and Buddy Roa, Celso
Dayrit, Cindy Kurleto, Joe Salazar,
Ino Manalo, Dale Villar, Trish
Villanueva, Manet Dayrit, Jia and
Gabby Estrella, Miko Valenzuela,
Erich Edralin, Christine San Diego,
Morten Bremelhoej, Mia Trinidad,
Gai Olivares, Philippe Ticzon,
Bubut Andres, Caridad Sanchez,
Gelo Serrano, Gino Padilla, Maribi
Garcia, Beth Sison Tagle, Rolf
Kambli, Robbie Herrera, Kitty Go,
Nancy Dizon Castro, Cynthia
Jocson, Ambassador Mohamed
Ebrahim Al-Jowaid, Cecil Licad,
John Silva, Gaita Fores, Joanne
Salgado, Letty Hahn, Luz Cullen,
Fanny Blanco, Telly Aldana, Cita
Revilla-Yabut, Maricris CardenasZobel, Maricar Totengco, Wanda
Louwallien, Anton Palanca, Bobby
Claudio, Rick Yupangco, Monchet
Ongsiako, Jose Luis Villanueva,
13

Zack and Roisin, Jed Carlos, Carla
Gutierrez, Lyn Sherman, Pastor
Paul Mata, Anthony Garcia, Santi
Elizalde, Vince Bitong, Rem
Vergel de Dios, Marinela Velez,
Maria Ang, Erlinda Sunico, Roby
Goco, Jose Sala, Tony Lozada,
Pericles Dakay, Allen Tan,
Christopher Uy, Deborrah Ann Cua
Ho, Ignacio Bunye, Ed Calma,
Franklin and Mila Drilon, Philip
Cruz, Chito Melo, Henry Yutuc,
Trish Cu Unjieng, Janine de Padua,
Thelina Nuval, Joey de los Santos,
Eddie Manuel, Ramon Tulfo,
Raulito Manglapus, Charlie
Carmona, Victor Valbuena, Dudo
Vaca, Chiqui Tan, Rea Gomez,
Lourdes Dolendo and Clemente
Garcia, Msgr. Francisco Tantoco
Jr., Paco Delgado, Nelson Lo,
Mario Locsin, Gen. Pacifico Lopez
de Leon, Dr. Bert Bella, Ric Berlin
Jr., Benjamin Sagum, Dr. Lalitha
Sockanathan, Ruby GonzalesMeyer, Janet Tan, Rebecca Berlin,
Sylvia van Seghbroeck, Mely
Palomar, Delie Swafford,
Inmaculada Gonzalez and Juan
Paolo Manguerra, Paolo Soler,
Christy Manguerra, Paolo Celso
and Kirsten Cuenco Larraaga,
Giandino Pages, Pia Mercado,
Margarita Aberasturi, Ynes
Manguerra, Zoe Larraaga, Jesus
Miguel Sala, Miguel Manguerra,
Guadalupe Childrens Choir, Ayen
Laurel, Agnes Castillo Mantolino,
Marie Guingona-Lamb, Susan
Reyes, Gino Tadiar and Peachy
Leonardia, Luna Mazhira BellerTadiar, Noelle Mikaela Leonardia
de Asis, Matthieu Leonardia
Dumatol, Marilou Kho, Romeo
Sicat, Jennifer Abello, Peter
Toundjis, Remselle Cuaycong,
Moises Gaite, Carlo and Alfredo
14
Tadiar, Gretchen Leonardia

Shaina Magdayao, Bro. Armin
Luistro, FSC, Sen. Aquilino
Pimentel, Jr., Rachel TiongsonSingson, Efraim Genuino, Iaki
and Ana Ugarte, Fritz and Marilu
Senn, Jake and Tina Gaw, Danny
Jota, Egar Suelo, Orson Orleans,
Rose Cacho, Andy Grey, Bianca
Balestero, Bonette Balacano, Mario
Ugarte, Eddie Buot, Mark
Bretherton, Edward Chu, Jackie
Deen Lotzof, Bro. Bo Sanchez,
Mia Borromeo, Chari Bagatsing,
Margie Pengson-Juico, LingayenDagupan Archbishop Soc Villegas,
Maizie Sycip-Qua, Daniel Guthrie,
Calvin Millado, Queen Alandy Dy,
Hannah See, Kristel Tiu, Barbie
Chan, Teyene Enverga, Dr. Jo Qua,
Greg Sycip, Lolita Sycip, Mitos
Juarez, Ben Go, Marissa Chan and
Annie Carmona, Ruben Tiu, Bob
Achacoso, Bernard Abeleda,
Cynthia Lacson-Tiu, Cathy Tiu,
Linda Yap and Evie Tiu, Bill
Carlos, Kathleen Dy and George
Go, Jackie Khu Tong, Leo and
Adele Wassmer, Christina Tan,
Cora Sy Lim, Ana Apun, Amy
Lim, Caling Young, Julie Cedo,
Carol Masibay Garcia, Bimbo
Cerrudo, Gary Lising, Archie
Sarmiento, Dietmar Ditrich,
Charisse Que, Renne Villasin,
Tessi Villarama, Gabby
Eigenmann, Fernando Aracama,
Atty. Albert Arcilla, JR Isaac,
Sheila Romero, Josephine Knox,
Josie Lichauco, Satur Ocampo,
Ana Marie Mendoza, Charlie
Palpalatoc, Melotte Mondelo, Gina
Lopez, Evelyn Forbes, Tina
Maristela and Rico Ocampo, Ernest

Escaler, Eric Quizon, Mariko
Jacinto, Aye Nuguid, Ryan
Villareal, Antonette EncisoOcampo, Annie Mae Reynes Chen
and Chris Fussner, Ricardo
Alcordo, Abel Nolasco, Vivien
Tan, Chikie Samson, Vicky
Tensuan, Michael Salientes, Joyce
Antonio Ramirez, Antonio Lozada,
Edgar Chiongbian, Eleuterio Ong
Vao, Bernard Vonn Sia, Pericles
Dakay, Lita Aldana, Bebe
Alcoseba, Alice Belen, Tita
Antigua, Mara Dela Rama,
Charlotte Teodoro, Margie Dela
Rama, Avelino Zapanta, David
Lim, Enrique Javier, Celso Dapo,
Michael Bubl, Brian Lim, Luis
Manzano, Aubrey Miles, Bobby
Garcia, GP Reyes, Toni Leviste,
DJ Jon Herrera, Maricar Vasquez
Tan, Marilou Villacarlos, Mara
Ceguera, Rhaye de la Cruz, Jacob
Pimentel, Arlo and Marko
Sarmiento, Leanne Florendo,
Pebbles Villalon, John Syjuco,
Atty. SP Sumulong, Hilario
Davide, Jr., Joseph Gaisano and
Bernie Liu, Augusto Go, Felisa
Etemadi, Mariquita Salimbangon
Yeung, Edgardo Labella, Paul
Villarete, Ruben Carraza, Earl
Kokseng, Winglip Chang and
Efrain Pelaez, Margot Osmea,
Resil Mojares, Bobby Nalzaro,
Maxwell Espina, Manuel Guanzon,
Tito Cuevas, Raymund Fernandez,
Josephine Booth, Ambassador
Amable Aguiluz V, Manny Padilla,
Johnny Santos, Ramon Antonio,
Lucille Carlos, Donnie Tantoco,
Jamby Madrigal, Marlinda Tan,
Rosario Utzurrum, Dietmar
Quezon III, Rachy Cuna, Mia
Virata, Atty. Perry Pe, Bea Zobel
Jr., Nikki Prieto-Teodoro, Linda

Lagdameo, Iya Guingona, Gerard
Walker, Andre Borromeo, Javier
Calero, Mark Gilbert, Baudouin
Denis, Fernando Ferrer, Al Camba,
Toni Abad, Dr. Tyrone Reyes,
Ming Arroyo, Django Bustamante,
Fernando Aracama, Jenny Pea,
Patrick Rosas, Jessica Rodriguez,
Maritel Nievera Shani, Sandy
Javier, Bayani Agbayani, Karmina
Constantino, Rosebud Ong,
Mariano Garchitorena, Cheri
Mercado, Monique Villonco,
Cheling and Susan Sala, Stella
Bernabe, Lydia Alfonso, Janet
Alfafara, Desmond Hatton, Maggie
Garcia, Neil Rumbaoa, Jaja
Chiongbian and Dexter Cheng,
Hans Sy, Antonio Abacan Jr., Irene
Martel Francisco, Herbert Bautista,
Ate Glow, Jojo Guingona, Vicky
Garchitorena, Pinky Marquez,
Christine Del Valle, Boboi Costas,
Danny Barrientos, Julito Eraa,
Erico Aumentado, Anos Fonacier,
Gloria Escao, Rose Alfafara, Tina
Bonifacio, Amparo Rodil, Anita
Sanchez, Milagros Espina, Merle
Cunanan, Juanita Verano, Fe
Necesario, Flor Streegan, Inday
Avila, Tina Ebrada, Mathea
Baguia, Tess Chan, Paolo
Ballesteros, Rosanne Prieto, Mia
Urquico, Cogie Domingo, Melanie
J. Cuevas, Marc Licaros, Mohamed
Saleh Fakhri, Marwan Koleilat, Ali
Al Rais, Fathi Shehab, Mario
Hatchem, Pablo Garcia, Norma
Patalinghug, Angelo Verdan,
Danilo Mojica, Veronica Lim,
Viveca Singson, Lisa Henson,
Jenny Franco, Daisy Payumo,
Eddie Ilarde, Wille Buyson
Villarama, Stephanie Libre and
Anton Pages, Rosemary Libre and
Ray Pages, Nicolas Torres and
Susan Farrarons, Luis Moro and
Margarita Sarmiento, Krista Pages,
15

Jana Kubias, Mary Emerald
Dichupa, Inglina Juvalta, Gino
Cambonga, Jet Ricardo, Charles
Pages, Ezra Pages, Beatrice Pages
and Nicole Enriquez, Antonio
Toledo, Gian Karla Montalez, Kriz
Lee Velasco, Janelle Fernandez,
Cornelio Paras, Billy Rey Hutalla,
Jamielle Naredo, Krystel
Dalumpasig, Kathleen Junios,
Kenneth Cobonpue, Edwin Ao,
Palmy Pe-Tudtud, Wendell
Quisido, Doro Barandino, Budoy
Marabiles, Anne Chen Jude Elardo,
Cristy Manguerra, Raymund and
Estela Fernandez, William
Manahan, Ray Kuan, Tito Cuevas,
Dino Lloren, Andrew Barba,
Marichu Tan, Menchu Antigua, JR
Rosales, Lawrence Fong, Ana
Mendoza, Roy Nebrija, Pete
Melissa Lopez, Borgy Manotoc,
Jane Paredes, Ogie Diaz, Lyka
Ugarte, Anthony Chang and Xacah
Alessandra, Ricardo King, Oscar
Chua, Cesar Mozar Jr., Wington
Chang, Carl Singson, Alex Arcilla,
Rodolfo Singson, Aljoe Alfonso,
Mario Medina, Florentino Atillo
III, Irma Lim Atillo, Mona Li,
Anna Wright, Lydia Chang, Kathie
Javellana, Linda Knobbe, Gina
Aboitiz, Tina Fonacier, May Go,
Mila Cabiluna, Sarita Pimentel,
Richard Joseph Li, Danika
Deen, Inez Reformina, Brooke
Iskra, Paul John Kiener, August
Molina, Liland Maacap, Matthew
Morrell, Alexander Wright, Gabby
Estrella, Tokie Tantoco, Andrew
Teh, Joan Young Tiu, Shuichi
Tanaka, Ian Tiongson, Jojo
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Lastimosa, Bea Lucero Lhuillier,

John Gregory Osmea, Maryann
Bringas, Ronnie Lau, Ritchie
Eulogio Bonsukan, Antonio Oposa
Jr., Efren Valiente, Marissa Fernan,
Lourdes Jereza, Tess Chan,
Michael Go, Ayen Laurel, Rayne
Ranin, Judy Aboitiz, Rod
Feliciano, Theo Seiler, Heherson
Alvarez, Agnes Mantolino, Angela
Montenegro-Arroyo, Toni Abad,
Tetta Ortiz Matera, Agnes
Huibonhua, Pat-P Daza Planas,
Karl Hudson, Rene Almendras,
Carlos Co, Txabi Aboitiz, Ronnie
Pasio, Rolando Nuez, Luzanne
Manlapit, Tess Albulario, Timi
Nubla, Peggy Ty Cham, Karel
Marquez, Ruthy Vera, Allen Arvin
Tan and Jennifer Toledo, Fr.
Emerito de la Rama, Vicente Tan
and Joy Sia, Nicolas Pimentel,
Agustin Palao, Pureza Dumancas,
Evelyn Coronel, Ian Irving Tan,
Michael Eric Go and Maria
Theresa Mutia, Jose Albert Avila,
Maria Liza Blessett, Levie Lim,
Ann Marjorie Ong, Joanna
Angheng, Inez Aznar, Carla Tiu,
Tania Morada, Deborrah Cua Ho,
Lourdes Arnado, December Chy,
Calvin Gothong, Ryan Yu,
Christopher Uy, James Go, Edric
Tan, Emilio Pascua, Edward
Onglatco, Gladys Llaban, Andie
Noval, Marissa Unchuan, Brad
Geiser, Nancy Ortiga, Annie
Benitez, Jude Hipolito, Anna Marie
Periquet, Reena Francisco, Aisa
Yap, Nick Celdran, Amor
Maclang, Bobby Capco, Rocky
Urbina, Toti Wong, Corcor Bitong,
Tess Villanueva, Mike Planas,
Vicky Montenegro, Joy Belmonte,
Joanne Zapanta Andrada, Arthur
Yap, Toots Ople, Sandee Siytangco
Masigan, Angel Jacob, Mike
Romero, Len Bautista, Ross Rica

King and Darren Deen, Msgr.
Adelito Abella, Rev. Fr. Regis
Wan, Patrick Rosas, Ricarido and
Rosalinda King, The Voices of
Praise Choir, Robin and Luis King,
Carlos Palanca III, Kazuie Hirose,
Kazuo Wada, Lourdes Cacho,
Grace Gonzalez, Haydee King,
Victoria Tiu, Linda Chang, Mario
Raymundo, Oscar Moreno, Jun
Rodriguez, Yoyong Martirez,
Abubakar Afdal, Rona Agustines,
Jenny Ortega-Manguiat, Rachel
Mercado, Kevin Limjoco, Bettina
Roberto Francisco, Daniele
Vastolo, Gil Miguel Puyat,
Maridee Chanyungco, Celia
Silang-Cruz, Rosanna Escudero,
Sigrid Villamil, Jojo Silverio,
Jenny Serrano, Noel Bautista, Lexi
Schulze and Javi Berrenguer-Testa,
Francisco Delgado, George Mirani,
Murli Menon, Dingdong Avanzado
and Jessa Zaragoza, Jay Manalo,
Alessandra de Rossi, Ben and
Naida Yapjoco, Del and Marilou
Ordoez, Glenn and Glenn
Westerman, Edwin Medalle, Rene
and Girlie Sarmiento, Colette
Manotoc-Arroyo, Jane Franco,
Dean Lina Liparanon, Fernando
Pea, Cecile Guidote Alvarez,
Christopher Carreon, Ramon Del
Rosario Jr., Chari Bagatsing,
Miguel Blardony, Angelique
Villaraza, Ingrid Chua Go, Ricky
Alegre, Candice Gotianuy, Bunny
Ludo, Zeny Deen, Socorro
Romero, Louie Locsin, Gloria
Mara, Corcor Bitong, Francis
Abraham, Bien Bautista, Tom
Epperson, Jun de Leon, Raymund
Isaac, Neal Oshima, Lita Puyat,
Quark Henares, Henry Frejas,
Mark Meily, Raymond Red,

Parikshit Bhasin, Ana Martha
Moreno, Sonja Ocampo, Ginger
Ignacio, Kathy Teves, Vanessa
Morales, Marge Marasigan, Ria
Castrillo, Anna Xeres Burgos,
Angbetic Tan, Erma Cuizon,
Gingging Dumdum, Jovenir
Bataican, Manuel Dumdum,
Catherine Marie Castillo, Mayra
Florencio, Viveva Singson, Edwin
Bautista, Joseph Ortega Pollisco,
Estelle Ople Osorio, Maki Cruz,
Carissa Oledan-Coscolluela,
Joanna Preysler and Raul
Francisco, Danny Giles, Solomon
Cu, Nicky Price, Annie Tanchanco,
Felix Yu, Manny Parocco, CJ
Jesena, Myrna Fernandez, Raffy
Prats, Francis Soliven, Marc
Abaya, Peter Jentes, Ana Ugarte,
Dale Villar, Iris Fernan Arcenas,
Grace Colmenares Lerma, June
Alegrado Ugarte, Tata Mara,
Duillet, David Ennes, Marietta
Santos, Josine Elizalde, Marilou
Arroyo, Pinky Del Rosario Zeller,
Dr. Tony Protacio, Marjorie
Barretto and Dennis Padilla, Anne
Marie Robicheau-Saguil, Manny
Ayala, Alexandre Charriol, Cathy
De Rosa, Martha Orosa Uy,
Jonathan Matti, David Almendral,
Ricky Toledo, Vicky Veloso
Barrera, Venice Laurel Hermano,
Gigi Reyes, Teddy Dario, Gabby
Katigbak, Tet Defensor, Mona
Bishier-Valdes, Sandie CastroPoblador, Michelle Dinglasan,
Kitchie Nadal, Joshua Payne,
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Vincent Tanjutco, Emily Siy, Beth
Romualdez, Sheila Carlos,
Veronica Baluyot-Jimenez, Valerie
Sotto, Joey Syjuco Jr., Robert
Reimche, Rafael Hechanova,
Manuel Teehankee, Atty. Duane
Santos, Atty. Vicente J. Carlos,
Monsie Guingona David, Dr.
Brenda Fajardo, J. Randell
Tiongson, Pia Young, Paolo Trillo,
Dr. Mina Ramirez, Angelito
Nayan, Joseph Yeo, Nicanor
Perlas, Mannix and Nicole Ortega,
Chari Villanueva and Bobby
Rossel, Suki Salvador, Patrick
Cheng, Claire Ann Yap, Debbie
Dy, Laine Laudico-Santana, Miles
Roces, Sandra Estrella, Odette
Pumaren, Denise Weldon, Vince
Perez, Emmarose Policarpio,
Malou Frostrom, Malou Fores, Ato
Alvarez, Juan Elizalde, Oudine
Santos, Marzo Samson, Margarita
L. Delgado, Sheree Gotuaco,
Rosales, Gio Respall, Daniel
Robert Magisa, Alfonso Deza,
Linda Lupton, Maria Montelibano,
Ansel Beluso, Dr. Jojo Suarez,
Nelia Sancho, Juampi Betotto,
Ignacio Sagaz, Ali Peek, Cyrille
Soenen, Warner Manning, Uma
Khouny, Corey Wills, Zimmer
Raz, Odette Velarde, Amelia
Abaya, Paolo Pineda, Karl
McLean, Peter Jeffery, Stephen
Smith, Mike OConnor, Pam Gella,
Antonio Cumagun Sr., Reynaldo
Lorenzo, Gaby Herbosa, Natalie
Zani, Bea Rocha, Ixxi Mapua,
Mikeli Mapua-OLeary, Jake
Roxas, Millie Reyes, Fr. Betbet
Rabonza, Leonida Vera, Henrietta
De Villa, Lino Lebron, Mercy
Tuason, Danny Dolor, JJ Sunico,
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Ping De Jesus, Rhea De Vera,

Manlapit, Maeng Dal Bae, Hyuck
Jae Shim, Annaise Fragante, Pen
Roque, Angie Limbaco, Kenny
Khoo, Ana Climaco and Tina
Bonoan, Regina Kabigting, Impy
Pilapil, Mykee Concepcion, Dinky
Trillo and Jose Mari Ugarte, Lia
Martinez, Tanya Lim Llana,
Alessandra Oledan Rodriguez,
Matawaran, David Jacob, Cid
White, Ronald Passion, Kiko
Escora, Norman and Astrud
Crisologo, Jun Poblador, Hanna
Yulo, Jude Lee, Derrick
Candice Gil, Jessica Guevara,
Hilary Favila, Loboc Childrens
Choir
Boom Labrusca, Les Romero,
Rajan Sadhwani, Marivic Hebron
Juan, Bonjin Bolinao, Ornussa
Cadness, Celine Lopez, Victor
Consunji, Rachel Alejandro,
Geneva Cruz, Raymond Rufino,
Dr. Anna Palabyab, Kai Prieto,
Agnes Lucente, Renee Villasin,
Corky Cotelo, Judy Sabacajan,
Precialla Toriano, Marcel Crespo,
David Ennes, Dale Villar, Reggie
Bautista, William Thio, Cacay
Guerrero, Maggie Go, Nina
Santamaria, Isabel Gatuslao,
Benjamin Defensor, Lt. Gen.
Thelmo Cunanan, PA, Gen.
Voltaire Gazmin, Gen.
Hermogenes Ebdane Jr., Rodolfo
Biazon, Gringo Honasan, Robert
Lu and Mary Rose, DJ, Martin and
Quito Jose, Bob McCubbing, Leo
Po, Marielle Santos, Pia Velasquez,

Jose and Tin Moreno, Carminia
Pavia, Gerhard Walter, Grant
Hughes, Vicki de Leon, Monch
Cruz, Edvee Cruz, Jami Ledesma,
Pet Misa, Marlinda Tan, Joy and
Leahliz Sia, Benny and Gemma
Sala, Fernando Nanding Jocef,
Jeannie Goulbourn, Bernardo
Wendel Garcia, Mario Katigbak,
Kat Alano, Jacques Dupasquier,
Tals Diaz, Rich Herrera, Ely
Buendia, Angel Luzano, Elane
Gica, Jan Marie Alio, Stephanie
Rose Seires, Maria Donna, Rizza
Navales, Karla Paula Henry,
Catherine Untalan, Junjun
Concepcion, Ricky Sandoval, Mika
Santos, Sen. Manny Villar, Atty.
Amelia Romero-Ablaza, Angela
Reyes, Boompy Martel, Rina
Azcuna, Agoo Bengzon, Russ
Alfonso, Cherina Sy, Xandra
Panganiban, Wolfgang Bierlein,
Pam Saguin, Evie Guevarra, Prime
Dizon, Marissa Harding, Rica
Arambulo, Stephan Zenz and
Alastair Schurch, Paola Zobel,
Javier Lagdameo, Nellie King,
Timothy Wright, Cui Luosheng,
Tom Zita, Filomeno Lim, Robert
Go, Agnes Magpale, Ria Romero,
Atty. Gaby Concepcion, Tommy
Osmena, Manuel T. Lopez, Archie
Rodriguez, Chacha Camacho,
Conchita Razon, Bob Joubert,
Supratim Pandey, Joanne
Causing, Efren Cruz, Maricel
Soriano, Lianna Romulo, Jesus
Pineda Jr., Felicito Payumo and
Daisy Sison, Mila How, Vilma
Valera, Susan Laudico, Tessie
Amparo, Fe Rodriguez, Lucille
Villanueva, Pitang Tiongson,
Nellie Bengzon, Naty Pappas,

Mabel Abao, Nena Casimiro,
Agnes Huibonhoa, May Neri,
Cynthia Aguilar-Villar, Belen
Martel, Bobby Novenario, Fanny
Blanco, Chit Gohu, Celine
Bautista, Edith Rabat, Justa
Tantoco, Karen Macasaet, Marilen
Pineda, Evie Costa, Nona Ricafort,
Lilibeth Campos, Menchu
Concepcion, Betsy Tenchaves,
Monette Guevara, Tereret Liboro,
Gilda Salonga, Pacita de Guzman,
Olga Martel, Nini Layug, Carrie
Bautista, Baby de Jesus, Alice
Briones, Lulu Cataeda, Celia
Cuasay, Marites Pineda, Mita
Rufino, Marissa Fenton and Tessie
Luz, Lucien Dy-Tioco, Grace and
Lito Mendoza, Randy Urlanda,
Hanny Sy, Baby Schaff and
Queenie Amman, Tony
Quisumbing, Garrison Rouseau,
Albert Garbanzos, Gerry San
Pablo, Patrick Gregorio, Rina
Buenaventura, Maris Araneta, Mila
Espina, Honey Jarque-Loop,
Cookie Newman, Deliah Jurado,
Dell Williams, Gen. Edgardo
Espinosa, Geena Zablan, Joanne
Matschuck, Maribel Dario, Vicky
Assad, Cita Fernandez, Betty Chua,
Office Garcia Kathy Park, Maya
Grace Katigbak, Rowena Aquino,
Becky Garcia, Ginajane Grey
Martin Romualdez and Robert
Young, Paqui Campos, Serge
Orlando Coscolluela and Elsa
Martinez Coscolluela, Ramon
Magsaysay Jr., Paco Magsaysay,
Joy Valdez, Esteban Coscolluela
and Marylyn Altajeros, Ramiro
"Chick" Garcia and Elizabeth
Coscolluela, David Arcenas and
Inday Lacson Gabaldon, Jose Mari
Chan, Mary Ann Galeno, Roseller
Ciocon and Chona Jison Gonzaga,
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Rafael Dinglasan and Margarita
Guingona, Edouard Garcia and
Angela Henson, Manuel Lopez and
Marilou Jalandoni, Francisco
Martinez and Marjorie Martir, Bart
Puzon, Carmita Remollo, Felix
Trebol, Cristina Villanueva, Mike
Enriquez, Butch Bonsol, Agnes
Abrau, Bambi Harper, Geoffrey
Short, Jeremy Cliff, Fidel V.
Ramos, Howard Belton, Troy
Montero, Maritoni Fernandez,
Katrina Ponce Enrile, Joel Torre,
former model Cathy Santa Maria
Escano, Mike Defensor, Dinky
Louie Villar Jr., Louie Ocampo,
Lani Misalucha, Jaya and Elizabeth
Rani Mallari, Boyet Dominguez,
John Warren, Mike Scott, Patrick
de Borja, Pancho Uytiempo, Cathy
Ebrada, Roy Sesbreo, Angie
Borja-Ragus, Jacqueline AlcantaraPealosa, Tess Salvador, Claire
Jarantilla, Jasmine Castelo,
Michael Herrmann, Ral Arrogante,
Elgene Bautista, Lawrence
Magbanua, Vincent Padilla,
Lynyrd Paras, Jess Puertollano,
Dan Raralio, Ryan Rubio, Jerson
Samson, Lia Tayag, Sandra
Torrijos, Claire-lyn Uy, Cristina
Valdezco, Hasmin Yabut, Hembler
Mendoza, Reginald Gamboa, Luigi
Guerrero, Enzo Katigbak, Miggy
Miko Sy, Brian and JP
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Tanchangco, Ivan Vera Cruz,

Carissa Buendia, Celeste
Capulong, Mariel del Rosario,
Henrika Felizar, Jackie Kierulf,
Rizza Lazaro, Isabel Lopez, Miel
Lopez, Erika Moran, Addie Palma
Gil, Leah Salvador, Pamy Velilla,
Bujing Danao, Dallah Pia, Gerry
Mercado, Ted Nicholoff Jr., Phil
Adamson, Jayne Yu, Rommel
Gabaldon, Arthur Palileo, Marti
Giralt, Jens Rasmussen, Raul Del
Mar, Atty. Jopet Sison, Leticia
Angara, Senator Ralph Recto,
Marni Ocampo, Miriam Katigbak,
Teddy San Juan, Cristy Comia,
Cathy Bengzon, Carina Agarao,
Teresita Ang See, Manuel
Pamaran, Ping Lacson, Precious
Soliven, Millet MartinezMananquil, Girlie Rodis
Lucio Tan Jr., Frederick Go, Erik
Mana, Lui Villaruz, Ver dela
Cerna, Nelson Purisima, Sybil
Estudillo, Rowena Sainz, Dr.
Donna Simpao, Maruxa Pita, Precy
Mathay, Dr. Grace S. Koo, Bogs
Adornado, Ardy Abello, Alan
Geri Giles, Consul General
Arcadio Alegrado, Shiela Joy
Pineda, Joana Patricia Tolentino,
Mylene Maligaya, Lia Andrea
Ramos, Allia Hanelene Faytaren,
Mary Pilar De Gorostiza, Emcel
Alna Reyes, Denille Lou
Valmonte, Cristina Leviste
Mosqueda, Louise Dianne Navera,
Vera Eumee Reiter, Meral Ates,
Mandaue School of the Arts
Childrens Choir, Synkronz and
Knapsacks Dance Troupe
Charo Ronquillo, Rosario Herrera,
Nicole Hernandez, Joey Espino,
Yaying Dragon, Inday del Rosario,

Verse, Ollie Campos, Manny
Miana, Tina Paterno, Choy and
Marissa Cojuangco, Ed and
Menchu Soriano, Bito and Menchu
Mantecon, Mikey and Lizette
Cojuangco, Mari and Le
Lagdameo, Chickee and Rene
Banzon, Ting Feliciano, Sobee
Duenas, Zerl Chan, Apple Morales,
Vincent Anthony Villamor,
Tzarina Saldaa, Edgardo Chatto,
Reli German, Jody Gadia, Graham
Coates, Johnson Go, Jun Joaquin,
Mina Quizon, Bong Mojica, Vera
Lim, Tim Jordan, Roland Nuez,
Don Puno, Ram Revilla, Fr.
Herman Van Engelen, SVD,
Virginia Romoff, Juan Aquino,
Malou L. Pineda, Lucy Wycoco,
Philip Abadicio, Ryan Yu and
Shieny Co, Monsignor Roberto
Alesna, Monsignor Cristobal
Garcia, Joseph and Aristona Yu,
Napoleon Co and Josephine
Gothong, Crisostomo Dy, Loreta
Chua, Daniel Hwuan and Rosa Go,
Lorenzo Cua and Lucy Chua,
Vicente Ongchanhoi and Margarita
Onglatco, Henry Gocuan and
Lourdes Tan, Freddie Go and
Virginia Durano, Stewart Chu and
Hannah Alcoseba, Raul Laurente
and Doris Marie Lopez, Albert Co,
Edward Ongking, Dexter So,
Kenneth Hing, Drason Chen,
Quirante, Bryan and Shiela Ong,
June and Adelina Uy, Joseph Go,
Danessa Onglatco, Joshua Uy,
Anthony Louise Nuez, Steven
Jacob Co, Isabela Apawan, Gail
Casipong, Jeanina Co, Keanna
Reeves, Aleck Bovick, Christian
Vasquez, Rico Robles, Mich
Bautista, Martin Cook, Victoria
Marin, Ivy Chang, Stefanie Cabal,
Michele Periquet Jones, Haidee
Benedicto and Rene Cayetano, Jr.,
Tomas Osmea and Alice

Cayetano McHugh, Andrew
Gotianun and Helena Benedicto,
Anita Siy, Sen. Alan Peter
Cayetano, Lilian Benedicto, Lino
Cayetano, Reggie Ocampo,
Antonio Arce, Enrilen Benedicto,
Sarah Jane Florido, Jennifer Go,
Maybelline Te, Ali Bernard Go,
Rosseau, David Sharpe, Dondi
Joseph, Sandy Poblador, Bernice
Palanca Go, Joe Guiao, Mark
Christian Parlade, Joey Benin,
Mikee Morada, Menchi Ozaeta
Tantoco, Mari Lagdameo, Nelson
Caruncho, Naldy Gonzalez, Art
Kaiser, JR Isaac, Ricardo Po,
Marielle Santos, Marcel Crespo,
Trish Panlilio, Samantha
Bermudez, Tanya Escaler, Anamie
Saenz, Ramon Dinglasan, Kaye
Quema, Jacq Gobing, Ines
Gonzalez, Paula Loot, Luane
Pasinatto, Carla Bianca, Rustine
Zabala, Christine San Diego, XY
Martillo, Mich Garcia, Vicky
Panopio, Miguel Villafuerte, Pathra
Cadness, Nikki Cone, Bea Panopio,
Eric Ejercito, Amanda Fernandez,
Julian Rodriguez, Mika Santos, Pat
Puentavela, Pamela Gotan, Kat
Toribio, Eileen Lee, Brenda
Tuason, Meryll Yan, Terry Falcon,
Shauna Popple, Cesca Litton,
Maxxine Eigenman, Candice
Cepeda, Neny Montinola, Karen
Lima, Bunny Atayde, Cheese
Ledesma-Ong, Kerin Ching,
Garovs Garrovillo, Keri Zamora,
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22
Luigi Vera, Mila Magsaysay

Mumar, Ramon Reyes, Ric
Camaligan, Bobby Huang, Peter
Sutherland, Jim Patterson, Don
Savant, Weng Raganit, Sharmaine
Sagrado, Mitchiko Tiongson, Joam
Santiago, Jojo Galvez, Hazel
Hernan, Ces dela Cruz, Maynard
Llames
Atty. May Flores, Ariel JG
Marquez, May Gerona, Rapa Lopa,
Weena Lim, Joseph Bonifacio,
Cardinal Gaudencio Rosales,
Anthoni Salim, Sen. Bong Revilla
Jr., William Lao, Carol Garcia,
Charlie Cojuangco, Mother Lily
Yu-Monteverde, Mark Lapid, Ethel
Ramos, Dolor Guevarra, Boots
Plata, Ricky Lo, Cristy Fermin,
Rikka Dylim, Shirley Kuan,
Deedee Sytangco, Sec. Sonny
Coloma, Beth Tagle, Rep. Dax and
Midy Cua, Dolly Anne CarvajalMendoza, Zsa Zsa Padilla, Mon
David, Lily Layug, Arthur
Manuntag, Christine Singson,
Grace Singson, Tess Daza, Jackie
Aquino-Gavino, Joy Melendrez,
Tonypet Albano, Maricar Bhel,
Reps. Uliran Joaquin, Hermilando
Mandanas, Annie Susano and
Butch Dumpit, Vanessa Francisco,
Anson-Roa, Snow Tago,
Charmaine Yu, Greg Yu, Edmund
Lim and Ramon Jacinto
Pura Kintanar, Neil Rumbaoa, Jude
Bacalso, Rev. Fr. Alfie Africa,
MSP, Shyryl Carsell, Sal Malto,
Imelda Quibranza-Dimaporo, Atty.
Bummer Santiago, Enrico
Antoinette Rivero, Migo Llamas,
Riki Flores, Elmer Espiritu,
Jasmine Maierhofer, Gabbie Dela
Rama, Dr. Henry Lu, Yvette

Ylagan, Ian King, Chicho Suarez,
Tisha Ang, Celine Gabriel, Maria
Barbara Aragon, CJ Suarez, Juvic
Pagunsan, Kennie and Kennevic
Asuncion, Nino Teehankee Zulueta
and Robby Goco
Christine Singson Meehan, Tanya
Olea, Miko Nubla, Gina GocoMorales, Pilar Javier Teehankee,
Owen Singson, Manna Goco, Jet
Quirante, Dett Escudero, Edwin
Maceda, Sunshine De Leon,
Donnie Sacay, Raymond Rodrigo,
Raffy Ocampo, Lorenzo Yam,
Derek Dytian, Myra Gonzalez and
Connie Rama Revilles, Herminia
Javier, Dondi and Corinne Joseph,
Joe and Corazon del Prado,
Anthony Yupangco, Tina Daniac,
Prandy Yulo, Bong Revilla, Lt.
Col. Dennis Isleta, Jimmy Duavit,
Patrick Launay, Johann Espiritu,
Cristine Collantes Garcia, Carito
Villaroman, Bing Gutierrez,
Isabelita Roquero, Babsie Aragon,
Ria Domingo, Carlene Ang
Aguilar, Sergie Valencia, Mary
Rufino-Mejares, Baby Schaap,
Alice Fernandez, Agnes Huettel,
Ann Hofer, Janice Minor, Minnie
Yuvienco, June Alegrado, Grace
Colmenares, Brian Tenorio, Mimi
and Juliet Tan, Kelly Davis,
Robbie and Angela Dinglasan,
Belinda Bright, Drinnie Aguilar,
Dominic Uy, Toby Consunji, Steve
Uy, Leo Capispisan, Lorelei de
Leon, Rafael Gonzales, Manny
Mendoza, Maria Ravanilla, Hazel
Gonzalez, Evelyn Ugarte, Annie
Mahrt, Angie Mathieu, Carmen
Campbell, Lulu Aboitiz, Maribel
Antunez, Onker Pido, Annette
Osmea, Maritina Romulo,
Camille Prats, Bak Ramos Licauco,
Cilette Liboro-Co, Domini
Primero, Steve Lawler, Jamie

Rivera, Anthony Abad, Michael
Kadoorie, DJ Marc Naval, Atty.
Erlyn De Leon, Ernesto Maceda,
Raul Francisco, Hilda Reyes
Antonio, Raul Romulo, Christoff
van Staden and Peter Aucamp, Boy
and Japi Lee, Jojo Ochoa, Ed
Serapio, Joseph Tan, DJ Cocoy
Puyat, Chef Andres Hallden, Jack
and Cora O, Hyacinth Saavedra,
Ricky Tio, Maris Araneta, Blue
Viajar, Maritess Tatara, Daniel
Carpentier, Edna Ruiz-Sandico,
Annie Ick-Gatchalian, Rosanna
Henares-Angeles, Gia BarrettoReyes, Rachel Martelino Climent,
Shirley Kuan, Patricia Puyat
Lopez, Nina Daza-Puyat, Bea
Villegas, Mariano Garchitorena,
Vince Lahorra, Knapsack, Louie
Locsin, Sabrina Wong, Dianne de
Castro, Christian Raeuber, Beth
Mancilla, Carl Cunanan, David
Celdran, Goody Custodio, Mari
Santos, Rosanna Fores, Cara
Wilson Ferrari, Carlos Borromeo,
Poch Villa-Real, Anjie Dy Buncio,
Ayen Laurel, Tony Maughan,
Haydee Potenciano, Dale dela
Cruz, Kristine Lim, Nenita Lim,
Hisanao Nagasawa, Randy Ang,
Laude, Roxanne Farillas and
Erickson Farillas, Paing
Hechanova and Mely ConcepcionHechanova, Ed Quimson, Margaux
Salcedo, Lori Baltazar, Nancy
Reyes Lumen, Bobby Cuenca,
Mary Ann Ojeda, Rye Farias,
Camille Agbayani and Macky
Mathay, Isagani Banzuelo,
Rochelle Balatbat, Jayson Liban,

Boris Joaquin, Cat Arambulo,
Bombi Balquiedra, Cacay Moras
and Santi Go, Bizu Patisserie
Audrey Tanco, Mich Mella, Grace
Sy, Katrina Yu, Lia Colayco, Issa
Litton, Jojo Zabarte, Bob and Elsie
Colombo, Javi and Teresa
Hernandez, Bambi Harper, Juan
Jose and Miren Berenguer-Testa,
Cecile Lopez Lillies, Rupert and
Tina Jacinto, George Sison,
Maritess Allen, George and Ces
Schultz, Eric Recto and Jay
Lagdameo, Peng and Vicky Perez
de Tagle, Elbert and Chito Melo,
Alcantara, Russell Morgan, Yoshi
Uy, Mark Nicosia, Alexandra
Pajaro, Judith and Rodolfo Pajaro,
Jun Leonor, Rica King, Joyce
Jimenez, Benjamin Besa, Martin
Nuez, Jay Aquitania, Ryan
Yllana, Antonio Aquitania, Jing
Uy, Ana and William Antonio,
Sandy Rieta, Delmer Miranda,
Dboy Trofeo, Baron Geisler, Jason
Luengo, Rita Sanson, Myrna
Fernandez, Susan Joven, Elena
Bautista, Cecile Wiekene, Jake and
Karen Macasaet, Jun and Nene
Leonor, Captain Joy Roa,
Bediones and Atom Araullo,
Lorraine Belmonte, Carla Sibal,
Hall of Fame boxing trainer
Freddie Roach, former Chicago
Bulls center Luc Longley, and
comedian Vic Sotto, Ryzza Mae,
Ito Curata, Anton Mendoza, Albert
Cecilia Abad, Paulino Cheng,
Gloria Beltran, Tonichi Grey,
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Clemence Cervantes, Quincy
Castillo, Gerardo Lanuza, Susan
Yap, Noel Lim, Carmelita
Mendiola, Rafael Villareal, Gabe
LaO, Jos Miguel Pons, Nicky
Paradies, Domeka Garamendi,
Katrina Burrows, Jackie Kierulf,
Monica Barretto, Erica Tatad,
Gabby de la Rama, Mic Agcaoili,
Rica Villaluz, Bong Aromin, Ann
Michelle and Marielle Capistrano,
Glenn Glinoga, Ito Ocampo,
Tristan Choa, Tippi Ocampo,
Cecile Zamora and Jerome Van
Straten, Claire Ann Yap, Philip
Paraiso, Harry Gue, Rubens
Fedele, Saudi Arabian Ambassador
to the Philippines Mohd Ameen
Wali, Manuel Lazaro, Avelino
Cruz, Atty. Mike Toledo, Boying
Remulla, Rex Gatchalian, Carissa
Coscolluela, Rachel Arenas, Cecile
Mauricio, Yvonne Dayrit
Romualdez, Jacqueline Dayrit
Boncan, Erlinda Panlilio, Mita
Rufino, Bambi Harper, Susan
Calo-Medina, Chichi Salas, Eliza
Tan, Joyce Andres, Cristina Ynes
Sison, Maryann Garcia, Sandra
Rocha, Rick Jacobsen, Oliver
Kreuzer, Paolo Quimson, Erika
Aquino, Ling Ochoa, Alfredo
Barretto, Don Pepe Araullo, Linda
Legaspi Rosal, MJ De Leon,
Caynap, Allan Garcia, Genesis
Kelly Lontoc, Jose Amado
Dominguez, Lulay Mapa and Chito
Gaurano, Dette Aquino-Tan,
Adolfo Azcuna, Precy Lopez and
Steve Psinakis, Maritess Lopez,
Odette Ong, Danding Cojuangco,
Guia Gomez, Carlos Chan, Clinton
Campos-Hess, Milagros How,
Robert Coyiuto, Jr., Elisa Lim,
Emilia Yang, Dr. Queenie Lee24
Chua, Joseph Estrada, Claudio

Nebres, S.J., Fr. Nemesio Que,
S.J., Digos Bishop Guillermo
Afable, Bless Villareal, Pat GocOng, Michelle Calo-Alvarillo,
Christian Arzsenal, Robbie
Afzelius, Kris Aquino, Christopher
de Leon and Sandy Andolong, Rez
Cortez, William Martinez and
Yayo Aguila, Lani MercadoRevilla, Lorna TolentinoFernandez, Tirso Cruz III and wife
Lyn and son Bodie, Eric Quizon,
G. Toengi-Walters and Romnick
Sarmenta, Kuh Ledesma, Grace
Nono, Louie Heredia and
Dingdong Avanzado, Philip
Salvador, Smokey Manaloto, Beth
Tamayo-Wong, Antoinette Taus,
Tom Taus, Janine Gutierrez and
basketball stars, Sunshine Cruz,
Gladys Reyes-Roxas, Daisy Reyes,
Rufa Mae Quinto and Isabel
Granada
1986 EDSA People-Power
Revolution veterans Leah Navarro,
Mitch Valdez, and Maan
Hontiveros, Megastar Sharon
Cuneta and Kiko Pangilinan and
daughter KC Concepcion
Kris Aquino, Christopher de Leon
and Sandy Andolong, Rez Cortez,
William Martinez and Yayo
Aguila, Lani Mercado-Revilla,
Lorna Tolentino-Fernandez, Tirso
Cruz III and wife Lyn and son
Bodie, Eric Quizon, G. ToengiWalters and Romnick Sarmenta,
Kuh Ledesma, Grace Nono, Louie
Heredia and Dingdong Avanzado,
Philip Salvador, Smokey Manaloto,
Beth Tamayo-Wong, Antoinette
Taus, Tom Taus, Janine Gutierrez
and basketball stars, Sunshine
Cruz, Gladys Reyes-Roxas, Daisy
Reyes, Rufa Mae Quinto and Isabel
Granada
Bro. Eddie Villanueva 2010

presidential campaign supporters
Coney Reyes, Karla Martinez,
Piolo Pascual, Dolphy Quizon, Jr.,
Donita Rose, Nonoy Zuniga and
Prof. Jeremias Jangad, HawakKamay main cast members Nikki
Gil, Andrea Brillantes and Yesha
Camile, supporting cast members
Juan Karlos Labajo, Lyca
Gairanod, Jacob Dionisio
PBA players James Yap and sons
Joshua and Bimby Aquino-Yap,
Marc Pingris and wife Danica
Sotto, Gary David, Jimmy Alapag
and wife LJ Moreno, Don Allado
and wife Maricar de Mesa, Cholo
Villanueva and wife Agnes Tapia,
Doug Kramer and wife Cheska
Garcia and daughter Kendra,
Wesley Gonzales, Kelvin dela
Pea, JC Intal, Simon Atkins, Jai
Reyes and wife Klaire Yapyuco,
Jeff Chan and wife Donna, Larry
Fonacier and wife Lora Gahol, and
LA Tenorio and wife Chesca
Bugia, Kelvin Gregorio and wife
Dennie Lane Gregorio
Felisa Valdez, Ambrosio Valdez
Jr., Reema Chanco, Rica Tantoco
De Jesus, Bobby Andrews, Symon
Soler, Vitto Lazatin, Kitty Girls,
Kris Lawrence, Nancy CastiglioneDominguez, Mojo Jojo, King DJ
Logan, Toti Dalmacion, Up
Dharma Down, Gaby dela Merced,
Andi Manzano, Gerard Cancio,
Carla Sebastian, Mark Bumgarner
and Michele Bumgarner, National
squash players Robert Garcia, Mac
Begornia, Don Espinola and David
Pelino, Philippine National
Triathlon team captain Nikko
Huelgas, Philippine Volcanoes
Rugby Captain Harry Morris,
Shakey's V-League player
Philippine Malditas women's
soccer Captain Stephanie Dan;

former PBA basketball star Bong
Ravena, UAAP Basketball
standout Jerie Pingoy; Cross Fit
Manilas Don Velasco, champion
swimmers Jessie Lacuna, Charlie
Walker, Ken Uy, Ariana Herranz,
Hannah Dato, and Kim Uy
Aquino, Fred Payawan, Ejay
Falcon, Nene Tamayo, Hiyasmin
Neri, Rayver Cruz, JC de Vera, Jon
Avila, John James Uy, Joem
Bascon, Marvin Raymundo, Robi
Domingo, Alex Castro, Jerome
Manabat, Kiray Celis, Ella Cruz,
Liza Soberano and Miles Ocampo,
former PBB All In housemates
Aina Solano, Axel Torres,
Pedrosa, Maris Racal, Nichole
Baranda and Vickie Rushton,
Fastbreak charity basketball
game players and showbiz
celebrities Gerald Anderson, Anne
Curtis, Daniel Padilla, Jessy
Ramsay, Luis Alandy, Xian Lim,
Jason Abalos, Lemuelle Pelayo,
Arthur Solinap, Carl Guevarra,
Navarro, Billy Crawford, Chris
Tiu, JV Kapunan, Jon Lucas, Ervic
Vijandre, Arjo Atayde, Joe Vargas,
Gab Valenciano, Jon Hall, Carlo
Gonzales and James and Jim Salas,
Thirdy Ravena, Hubert Cani, Arvin
Tolentino, Clint Doliguez, John
volleyball players Dzi Gervacio,
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Jem Ferrer, Fille Saint Merced
Cainglet-Cayetano, A Nacachi,
Lazaro, Coach Charo Soriano,
Marge Tejada, Melissa Gohing,
Mary Jean Balse, Mayeth Carolino,
Michelle Carolino, Ella De Jesus,
Kara Acevedo, Karla Bello,
Stephanie Gabriel, Mae Tajima,
Jayson Ramos, Maica Morada, Jed
Montero, Michelle Laborte, Sasa
Devanadera, Grethcel Soltones, Joy
Benito, Rubie De Leon, Mae
Crisostomo, Ynna Hao, Tina Salak,
JP Torres, Dahlia Cruz, Nene
Venus Bernal, Jheck Dionela,
Angge Tabaquero, Abby Praca,
Bea Pascual, Bea Tan, Judy
Caballejo, Maruja Banaticla, AJ
Pareja, Myco Antonio, Henry
Pecana, Rex Intal, Dindin Santiago,
Jaja Santiago, Kathy Bersola,
Princess Gaiser, Shiela Marie
Rosemarie Vargas, Jen Reyes,
Princess Listana, Angela Benting,
Pau Soriano, Lizlee Ann GataPantone, Edwin Tolentino, Peter
Den Mar Torres, Michelle
Mercado, Jeshul Wensh Tiu,
Abigail Marano, Mika Esperenza,
Kim Fajardo, Mika Aereen Reyes,
Victonara Galang, Camille and
Cienne Cruz and Cyd Demicillo,
Renz Casanova, Chris Macasaet,
Philip Cerveza, Mark Lee, Joanne
Siy, Loren Lantin, Mia Hirotsuji,
Pamela Lastimosa, Ingrid Reyes,
Jessey De Leon, Carmela Tunay,
Chloe Cortez, Alex Cabanos,
Patricia Rasmo, Illa Santos, Joanne
Bunag, Jacqueline Alarca and Ers
Iratay, NBA 3x3 Philippines
celebrity basketball players Fabio
Ide, Rovilson Fernandez, Gerard
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Acao, Bobby Yan, Andy Smith,

Will Devaughn, Robin da Roza and
Joross Gamboa, running coach Rio
de la Cruz, basketball coaches
Vince Hizon and Allan Gregorio,
Perlas Pilipinas womens national
basketball team player Melissa
Jacob, sports broadcasters Jinno
Rufino of Solar Sports, Mark
Zambrano of GMA News and
Marco Benitez and Anton Roxas of
ABS-CBN Sports
model/former MTV
VJ/host/blogger Patty Laurel, Mike
Ellis and Geri Giles, Ryan
Villamael, Goldie Poblador, Geoff
Gonzales, Manny Cabili, Zelda and
Max Kienle, Clair and Roman
Barberis, Eliza Tan, Joyce Andres,
Cristina Ynes Sison, Maryann
Tomas Jamnik, Jaroslav Ludva,
Junoy Verano, Tim Appleton,
Loise Angelique Tan, Joan Uy,
Katrina Isabelle Ros, Maria Ruby
Guinto, Maria Theresa Gorgonio,
Carlisle Santos, Susan Syquia,
Jessie Sincioco, Minnie Jentes,
Pam Gonzales, Victoria Marin,
Nino Canaleta, Wini Arboleda,
Yancy and Ranigel de Ocampo,
Brian Revilla, Raymond Toledo,
Kailash Ramchandani, Chris
Fondoso, Art Hyndman, Alvin
Degamo, Joey Pineda, Ever Garcia,
Strike Revilla, Mina Gabor, Pinky
Tobiano, Luzanne Manlapit, Felix
Barrientos, Juana Manahan,
Assunta de Rossi, Angelika dela
Cruz, Maritoni Fernandez,
Helen Ong, Rommel Aducul,
Martin Romualdez, Antonio
Abaya, Howard Maceda Calleja,
John Marcelo, Baby Antonio,

Sonja Habana-Rodriguez, Maike
Evers, JV Colayco, Botchi Santos,
Michelle Cruz, JL Martinez, Mel
Asuncion, Jen Delica, Lala Fojas,
Lu Zzhen Ning, Xie Bing Fu,
Huang Yan, Dr. Imelda V.G.
Villar, Dr. Carmina Noela A.
Aquino, Dr. Victoria M. Abesamis,
Dr. Mona D. Valisno, Justice
Flerida Ruth P. Romero, Elizabeth
P. Dela Fuente, Ditas Sandico-Ong,
Ambassador Rosalinda ValentonTirona, Evelyn Singson, Mario
Sismundo, Gil Abad, Ronald
Gallego, Anne Young, Murray
Alesandra Ty, Dan Lichauco,
Dritter Sarmiento, Douglas Kwok,
JR Banson, Billy and Marlyn
Mondoedo, Malou Coronel De
Venecia, Jewel May LobatonPimentel, Wowie Rivera, Ali
Tiongson, Glenn Soco, Marino
Fernan, Rep. Antonio Veloso
Raymond Aquino, Jeanne Tan,
Sandra Montejo Veloso, Remedios
de Rivera Zafrani, Violeta Codilla,
Josephine Cabrera, Evangeline
Oliman, Ruben Guillermo Gay
Marie Bertol Echipare, Reynaldo
Aquino, Michael Bautista, Michael
Ofrasio, Daniel Torres, Maria
Karen Fabie Concepcion, Peter
Favila, Mariquita Yeung, Ginger
Ignacio, Ailene Tence-Dionisio,
Trickie Lopa, Dr. Sylvia Huang,
Yentell Ylaya Beltran, Ambeth
Sarabia, Merle Tiongson-Dona,
Girly Garcia, Antonio V.
Rodriguez, Nasser Pangandaman,
Ely Quinto, Alberto Agra, Mark
Field, Mark Austin, Paulito Pierres,
Peter Noszek, Louis de Fouchier,
Col. Terry Cook, Lal Gopwani,
Doody Tuason, Gigi de Jonghe,
Augusto and Margarita Villalon,
Heidi Lava, Jaime Laya, Sari

Ortiga, Menchie Cruz, Opat
Labrador Hermano, Karla del
Prado, Richard Simmons and Peter
Pedersen, Raul Alcoseba, Corinne
Joseph, Ipe Palma, Cris
Chanxungco, Monty Roxas, Ninfa
Platina, Eva Yazon, Bob Briddon,
Ed Tongco, Rudy Rubi, Chef
Dennis Quemada, Jane Palacio
7,107 International Music
Festival and Close-Up Forever
Summer revelers Magalona
siblings, KC Montero, Rhian
Ramos, Claudia Barretto,
Centenera and Samantha
Carbonell, Style Bible's Bea
Jocom, Gee Canlas and Abi
Asistio, Sam Humphries and Ryan
Williams, Cara Eriguel, Franco
Saycon, Musician, recordproducer, and radio DJ Francis
"Brew" Reyes, Troy Montero,
Aubrey Miles, Bea Soriano, Adrien
Semblat, Francis Ricafort, Erwan
and Solenn Heussaff, Carla
Humphries, rumored couple Tippy
dos Santos and Marco Gumabao,
singer and actor Khalil Ramos, KZ
Tandingan, and Morisette Amon,
Mikoy Morales, Rafa SiguionReyna, Mayton Eugenio, model
LA Aguinaldo, blogger Camille
Co, Nicole Anderson, Franco Daza,
Fargo Baillet, Gian Magdangal,
Paula Peralejo-Fernandez, Liezel
Verses, Abigail Lesley Cruz, DJ
Mo Twister, Coleen Garcia,
Enrique Gil, Erin Torrejon, Charles
Tiu, Ina Ongsiako, Sam Pinto,
Platon, Kim Isip and Mara
Francisco, Lizzie Lecaroz, Teresa
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Herrera-Anthony, KC Del Rosario,
Gino Quillamor, Daniel
Matsunaga, Vanessa MatsunagaSunga, Sophie Albert, Stephanie
Rowe, Lauren Young, Mandy
Marcos, MC Perdon, DeI Javier,
Valerie Tan, Angel Dimaano,
Victor Basa and Divine Lee,
models Jessica Yang, Gisselle
Paqueo and Paulette Quinto,
editor-in-chief Trixie Reyna,
Bernise Uy, Cheska Ramos,
Michelle Madrigal, Victoria
Velasco, Bobby Maddatu and DJ
Katsy Lee, Kelsey Merritt, Dionne
Monsanto, Boys Night Out
Radio Disc Jockeys Tony-Tony,
Slick Rick and Sam YG, Karen
Bradbury and Farzan Nasiria,
Robyn Brillantes, Nica Fabregas,
Michelle Quizon-Balinghasay,
Alyssa Lapid, Kristel Cue, Kookie
Buhain, Kiefer Ravena, Thomas
Torres, Andre Paras, Joeie
Soberano, Kidd Dee, Danica Ang,
Camille Cabreira, Paolo Santillan,
Mica Agdamag, Anton Umali,
Marla Miniano, Kia Opinon, Sara
Black, Brent Javier, Janna Tee,
Priscilla Ruiten, Borgy Manotoc,
Ellen Adarna, Bianca King, VJ
Alvin Alfonso, Phil
Younghusband, Laika and DJ Marc
Marasigan, Rochelle De Mesa, Gia
Santos, Sha Supangan, Janina
Manipol, Kat Magat and Phoebe
Sarthou, Gwen Cristobal, JP
Nocon, Danita Paner, Bea
Fabregas, Marko Sunguad, Corine
Sibug, Angel Antonio, Ini Pineda,
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Aika Yamagutchi, Erica Paredes,

Sarah Meier, Nicolette Otsuru,
Reika Otsuru, Timmy Cinco,
Cristina Viray, Patricia Espina,
Patrice Averilla, George
Defiesta and Jigs Mayuga,
Roxanne Bunag and Maui
Rodriguez
BENCH/ family stars, 6,200: The
Mission Possible Project guests
and The Naked Truth: Denim and
Underwear Fashion Show
celebrity models Kim Chiu,
Karylle, Jeric and Jeron Teng,
Enchong Dee, Joseph Marco, Lovi
Poe, Rachelle Ann Go and Markki
Stroem, Kapamilya Stars Nico
Antonio, PJ Endrinal, Patrick
Sugui, Rhap Salazar, Aaron
Loyzaga, John Manalo, Jolo
Estrada, Kobi Vidanes and Neil
Coleta, Bryan Santos, Dawn
Jimenez, Karen Reyes, Michelle
Marie Sy, Michelle Vito, Renee
Pionso, Marlann Flores, Koreen
Alcantara, Alora Sasam, Veyda
Inoval, Deydey Amansec, Sofia
Andres, Sofia Millares, Dianne
Medina, Helga Krapf, Melissa
Ricks and Djanin Cruz, Kiana
Valenciano, Paolo
Valenciano, with Samantha
Godinez-Valenciano, actress and
cosplayer Chienna Filomeno, Actor
Alex Diaz, Robert Bermudez,
Eslove Briones, Pamu Pamorada,
Yves Flores, Joj and Jai Agpangan,
Shey Bustamante, Jane Oineza,
Dimples Romana, Ynna and Yana
Asistio, Francis Magundayao,
Elijah Magundayao, Celine Lim,
Trina Legaspi, Jovit Baldivino,
Nathaniel Brit, Noemi Oineza,
Patricia Coma, Raine Salamante,
Sacha Arquiza, Sharlene San
Pedro, Gimme5, Mika dela Cruz,

Nash Aguas, Alexa Ilacad,
Nathaniel Brit, Jake Llamas,
Althea Guanzon, Andre Garcia,
Angel Sy, Jairus Aquino, Igi Boy
Flores, Tom Doromal, Arisse de
Santos, Louise Bernardo, Cheska
Billiones, Maxcy Billiones, and CJ
Navato, Mr. Chinatown 2013
winners Jose Miguel Lasala,
Sydney Du, Sky Yang, Jerome Tan
and Randy See, Mr. and Miss
Chinatown Philippines 2014
winners Nicole Cordoves,
Christine Grace Co and Tola
Orendain, Timothy Lawrence Yap,
David Licauco and Kurt Joshua
Ong, Mark Lopez, Alec Robes,
Be BENCH/: The Model Search
finalist Ron Morales; Carlos
Concepcion; Yeng Constantino;
Pinoy Dream Academy: Season
2 scholar Hansen Nichols with his
twin brother GC, BENCH/ Rajo
Laurel Dos collection models Sam
Concepcion, Rocco Nacino, Steven
Silva, Enzo Pineda, Sarah Lahbati
and Regine Angeles, newest
BENCHsetters including actors
Tom Rodriguez, Dennis Trillo,
Opstal, Thirdy Ravena, Roi
Sumang, Kris Porter, Chris Javier,
Mark Belo, Mike Tolomia, Bong
Galanza, Jonathan Grey, Andretti
Stevens, Roger Pogoy, and
Matthew Aquino, America's Next
Top Models Dominique Reighard
and Allison Harvard, Asias Next
Top Model finalist Katarina
Rodriguez, PMAP models Kara
Gozali, Maxine Medina, Aya
Abesamis, Maan Marquez, Kylie
Versoza, Natasha Bautista, Nikita
Mc Leroy, Melissa Frye, Dindi De
Leon, Valerie Weigmann,
Samantha Lewis, Van Leao, Miko
Raval, Jarius Ferrer, Sam Adjani,
Ornussa Cadness, Mia Ayesa,
Ana Sideco, Hye Wong Jang,

Agustin-Co and Grace TagleArigo, television commercial,
ramp, print and fashion models and
actors Marx Topacio, and Raphael
Robes, Luisito Rabat, models and
athletes Anton del
Janeena Chan, Folded & Hung
ambassadors Inna Estrada, Maggi
Castelo, Richard Juan, Simon
Sandor, Ryle Paolo Tan, Paul
Eduard Martinez and Kurt Aquino
Boy Guevara, Robert John
Sobrepea, Narciso Mabanta,
Dolly Dy, Tony Olbes, Joanne
Matschuck, Rico Gutierrez, Fiona
Lucas, Lala Flores, Jing Monis,
Claudine Mangasing, Marissa
Andal Andamar, Cody Moreno,
Gina Pareno, Roderick Paulate,
Lander Vera-Perez, Regine
Angco, Gigi Posadas, Sheila
Francisco, Roden Araneta, Tonipet
Gaba, Samantha Chavez, Rino
Que, Raymond Lauchengco, Cecile
Eugene Herrera, Nikki Liu and
Sam Turingan, Charlie Cojuangco,
Luis Moro, Ed Misa, Glenn Loop,
Jess Cuenco, Del and Marilou
Ordoez, Tony and Lorna
Quisumbing, Edgar and Cely
Chiongbian, Teodoro and Lolly
Diez, Eliza Drilon-Luna, Andrew
Ferraris, Carmela Gana, Rhiza
Pascua, Mark Ngkaion, Donnah
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and Suzanne So Seng, Nathalie
Puey, Danding Genato, Philip Lu,
Che de la Cuesta, Pebbles Nolasco,
Tricia Tan, Ria May Ngkaion,
Christine Santos, Christine Alonzo,
Camille Zaldarriaga, Rey Infante,
Tony Gatdula, Monica Maramag,
Reina Chiquillo, Christine Flores,
Joana Ballesteros, Kheiy David,
April Cruzal, Duanne Perreras, Jen
Yu, Irene Dizon, Czarina Jamir,
Meggy Cuisia, Jackie David,
Bianca Arambulo, Federico
Aguilar Alcuaz, Juvenal Sanso,
Betsy Westerndorp, Tam Austria,
Jose Joya, Ramon Orlina, Mario
Parial, Lydia Velasco, Carlo
Magno, Dominic Rubio, Aldrino
Abes, Bayani Ray Acala, Armenius
Aralar, Manuel Baldemor, Karina
Baluyut, Amador Barquilla, Jovan
Benito, Glenn Cagandahan,
Michael Cacnio, Daniel dela Cruz,
Joselito Dayono, Jomar Delluba,
Henry Ordona, Ronino Quinto,
Edwin Tres Reyes, Camille de la
Rosa, Roma Valles, Melvin
Culaba, Noli Vicedo, Mary Ann
Venturina-Bulanadi, Cony
Cajayon, Solano Cruz, Joe Garcia,
Ed Bascara, Rey Conmigo, Jun
Taniang, Bal Fornaliza, Elver
Panuela, Alona Galeria, Nick
Aranda, Jun Jacolbe, Aree
Salvador, Domeng Labordo, Romy
Corporal, Morena Ramos, Clarisa
Navidad, Giovani Estrada, Zaldy
Pingol, Benigno Religioso, Dan
Estrada, Conrad del Carmen, Mar
Zape, Manny Magracia, Mars
Galang, Lyle Buencamino, Sari
Dalena, Camilla Griggers, Dada
Docot, Al Manrique, Ronald
Caringal, Kadin Tiu, Jonathan
Olazo, Manok Ventura, Kristine
Dee, Paul Syjuco, Patty Gutierrez,
Cyrille Soenen, Maxine and Trix
Syjuco, Brillante Mendoza, Jim
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Libiran, Isabel Oli, Viktor

Aliwalas, Steph Henares, Gino dela
Pena, Jay Durias, Yosha, Marcus
Davis, Ambre, Roy Abraham, Al
Evangelio, Nestor Alonso, David
Sharpe, Dottie Viajar Wugler,
Witold Leszek Szczechura, Gina
Limot, Bea Lopez, Ming Arroyo,
Larrazabal del Prado, Amanda
Tengco, Nina Daza Puyat, Patrick
Uy, Gary-Ross Pastrana, Hanna
Pettyjohn, Rachel Rillo, Steve
Tirona, Jose Angel Robles, Alma
Veronica Gomez Guerrero, Rosa
Lee Paje, Yvette Co, Margo
Alesna, Lhean Villanueva, Jehan
Manansala, Sigwada Knicolai
Mendoza, Vincent Padilla,
Grandier, Seiko Katayama, Gene
Leysa, Arlene de Castro
Aonuevo, Teresita Baldo, Siegrid
Anne Bangyay, Lope Bosaing,
Jessie Degay, Corazon Degay,
Brenda Fuchay, Choy Sala, Dennis
Garcia, Rene and Efren Sarmiento,
Jose Sala, Efrain Pelaez, Milo
Osmea, Lito German, Freddie
Webb, Ica Manalo-Sebastian,
Nanette Castelo-Daza, Fr. Armand
Tangi, Avi Siwa, Joey de Leon,
Boy Tinio, Teddy Dario, Jojo
Diaz, Arthur and Vangee Palileo,
Max Talreja, Benjie Oliva,
Carmina Sanchez, Jayne Yu,
Plinky Recto, Aliya Parcs, DJ Karl
Ty, Rob Ditchfield, Diana Lorenzo,
Margaret Chung, Mei Leong,
Winnie Wu, Norma Ferreras, Junji
Olvina, Khey Olayvar, Edna
Tupas, Marivic Goy, Fe Moran,
Petite Garcia, Fe Sala Villarica,
Maxwell Espina, Tessie Javier,
Mariter Klepp, Alice Plaza, Teresin
Mendezona, Elvira Luym, Marissa
Fernan, Guy Caunac, Bobby
Aquino, Marivic Pineda, Celine
Lopez, Pauline Suaco-Juan, Agoo

Bengzon, Jac and Lando Laudico,
Rhoda Campos, Paulo Garcia and
Michele Geneston, Efraim and
Aurora Genuino, Thadeo and Linda
Oauno, Deogenes and
Brumenehilda Derama, Michel and
Amparito Lhuillier, Richard and
Linda Mercado, Thadeo Durano
and Marissa Fernan, Manolette
Dinsay and Farla Empemano, Ben
Yapjoco and Olivia Yanson,
Haidee Panao, Richard Mercado,
John Melendrez and Amanda
Alan and Lunelia Tayo, University
of the Visayas Choir, Anna Marie
Periquet, Marilen Tantoco
Valbuena, Christopher Carrion,
Pamela Ayson, Tom Valderama,
Jaja Chiongbian, Iris Arcenas, Julie
Ugarte, Carissa Garcia, Maybelline
Te, Melanie Ediza, Maitina
Brownbeat, Joanne QuintasPrimero, Pixie Cheah, Ricky
Daker, Gerry Santos, Robin da
Roza, Sharmaine Arnaiz, Giselle
Sityar, Jon and Marc Naval, Victor
Consunji, Chinggay Andrada,
Nicky and Malou Romero, Marcel
Crespo, Adolfo Duarte, Jimmy
Matias, Toto and Bessie Cruz,
Tessie Tan, Federico Guba, Miguel
Bernabe, Jose de Vera, Rose
Magsambol, Ajay Bhalla, Alfonso
Salcedo Jr., Samie Lim, Mia
Dragon-Floirendo, Christina
Dennis Voboril, Katherine Yao
Santos, Wilma Dull, Alex
Lichaytoo, Gina Dela Vega-Cruz,
Tito Sotto
Tom Zita, Jr., Benedicto and Ching
Yujuico, Mia Borromeo, Annie
Ringor, Geoff Simpson, Francis
and Joy Onglatco, Mitos Juarez,
Marrietta Santos, Jarlath Lynch,

Christopher Romaine, Randal
Elian Habayeb, Benjo Marquez,
Mark Cali-Jentes, Chip de la
Calzada, Wendell Garcia, Kevin
Ruiz, Stevie Tambunting, Roman
Mojica, Steven Lovina, Adrian
Cuenca, Ferdi Salvador, Anna
Juco, Martin Wisniewski, Pierre
Toundjis, Nash Benitez, Edel Jose,
Jori Fermo, Anna Tioseco, Anton
Osmea, DJ Samson, Cindy
Tariman, Frannie Gallardo,
Clarissa Reyes, Claus Korger, Mai
de Gorostiza, Mia de Guzman, Lee
Rossiter, Vince Consolacion and
Kit Cojuangco, Frank Lang, Gigi
Mabanta, Rhoda Campos, Parikshit
Bhasin, Louie and Mellie Ablaza,
Citoy Lopez, RJ and Frannie
Jacinto, Helen Ong, JJ Calero,
Jeannie Goulbourn, Katrina Feist,
Jun and Nene Leonor, Jojo and
Henry Zabarte, Marilou Lovina,
Kay Kuok Goo, Elizabeth de
Motte, Ronald Villavelez, Enrico
Lingao, Jr., Protacio Empaces,
Mario Rotersos, Jude Elardo,
Edwin Ao, Mario Colmenares,
Vina Morales, Romain Barberis,
Carminia Pavia, Spencer Ty, Liza
Tan, Christine San Diego, Karen
Grupp, Mimi and Juliet Tan, Ana
and Vince Bitong, Tito Herbosa,
Angela Trillo, Chris Parker, Chito
Melo, Riina Sinisalo, Alexandra
Navarro, Sherwin Lao, Mikel
Arriet, Nelson Caruncho, Pachot
Mapa, Alan Michael Rafe, Marta
Matute, Ponce Verediano, Candice
Dizon, Josie Natori, Chiling and
Susan Sala, Rene and Girlie
Sarmiento, Maxcy and Marivic
Borromeo, Alberto and Tere
Rotaeche, Vicky Moraza, Chito
Paulin, Butch Chiongbian, Renato
31

Osmea, David Ugarte, Mercy
Tuason, Chicho Suarez, Sharon
Azanza, Jon-Jon San Agustin and
Nina Gomez, Mari Litonjua, Pixie
Cheah, Gabby Katigbak, Ricky
Daker, Erwin Edralin, Paula
Rosales, Jon Naval, Kina Santillan,
Victoria Cruz, Alex Angara, Cesca
Ayala, Carissa Buendia, Angie
Bowler, Monsignor Cristobal
Garcia, Roger Mercado, Damian
Mercado, Jose Pascual, Efren
Sarmiento, Betsy Chiongbian, Riza
Almendras, Alicia Rudd, Vicky
Moraza, Emmilie Cuizon, Arlo
Sarmiento, Jay Unchuan, Ardianne
Gonzalez, Christina Kyamko,
Karen Caballes, Blisyl Senol, Jose
Unchuan, Paolo Borromeo, Raci
Franco, Jose Marko Sarmiento,
Jose Miguel Borja and Mia Faye
Singson, Ceferino Villagas and
Emily Mercado, Nacional
Mercado, Lizli Tomada, Ysabella
Rose Unchuan, Justine and Anica
Sarmiento, Santiago and Eduardo
Unchuan, Lex Ledesma, Neil
Rumbaoa, Emily Siy, Jenny
Guzman Alinea, Jon Gaskell
Fernando, Marlit Suarez, Valerie
de los Santos, Bridgette Inofreo,
Melissa Frye, Romana, Bricia,
Michelle Schulte, Ria Bolivar,
Manette Mercado, Rachel Piazza,
Michelle Calo, Pat Goc-Ong,
Rocky Alcantara, Bikka Ricalde,
Gigi Fernandez, Ana Mendoza,
Andy Ferreria, Dino Laureno,
Pinky Yee, Steve Tambunting,
Tamara de Guzman, Celine
Novenario, Mariko Jacinto,
Cristina Villanueva, Alan Escao,
Paolo Martel, Jose Ezpeleta and
Elizabeth Poltronieri, Rev. Fr.
Socrates Saldua, Celestino
Martinez and Carmen Rodriguez,
Sabin Aboitiz and Maria Dina
Espina, Rolando Seno, Edwina
32
Ezpeleta, Chaveli, Elaine and Elise

Ezpeleta, Frank Poltronieri,
Bascon and Chichi Martinez,
Apollo and Helen Gamallo, Raul
Ezpeleta and Marilou Caizares,
Ethan Duenas, Aileen Gamallo and
Bianca Suarez, Isabel Maria
Expleta, Cristal Bagasting, Steven
Tan, French Franck Alby, David
Fisher, Bianca Salonga, Jun Vivar,
Jojo Gaviola, Shaoi Aquino, Vince
Canizares, Pierre Toundjis, Nicole
Fonacier, Raymond Villanueva,
Rosario Herrera, Billy Mondoedo
and Marlene Borromeo, Luisa de
los Santos, Popo Lotilla, Jojo
Ocampo, SVP, Tetta Ortiz Matera,
Tinette Lucero, Maris Mercado,
Julie Najar, Dottie Adlawan,
Chiqui Mabanta, Marta Matute,
Irene Flueckiger, Melanie Zoref,
Ysabel Sylianteng, Patricia Celis,
Gina Campos, Ella Mae Lim, Ace
Villareza, Gerry Richards, Dean
and Lolly Diez, Margaret Ang,
Caridad Moras, John Unchuan,
Nicolas Paradies, Antonio Aboitiz,
Anna Thelmo, Candice Gotianuy,
Ma. Cristina Villarreal, Justin
Torres, Maxine Eigenmann, Sonia
Lazo, Brenda Consul, Placida
Faustino, Cesar Cruz, Pocholo
Azucena, Marjorie Lopingco,
Michelle Suarez, Wilfredo
Estiandan, Bayanihan National
Dance Company, David Balangue,
Judy Duavit-Vazquez, Maureen
Santiago, Tessie Javier, Jane
Borromeo, Rhoda CamposAldanese, Rolando Lotho, Ann
Barcelona, Paolo Maralit, Cao

Ocampo, Martin Pulgar, Owens
Sun, E. Norbert Garrett, Luigi
Fernandez, Roger Lim, Maris
Araneta, Danny Deen, Beatriz
Villamor, Bernard Dee, Michelle
Puno Mapa, Minerva Tanseco,
Kara Tolentino, Miguel Rosales,
Virgil Prieto, Joaqui Valdes,
George Rocha, Thea Froekjear,
Michelle and Mark Bumgarner, Jo
Ignacio, Aisa Penafel, Toffer
Lorenzana, Mark Bolante, Bambi
Harper, Ben Farrales, Lydia
Durano, Marvi Sala, Carol
Cabangon Chua, Roshan Samtani,
Farah Tolentino Ylagan, Gilbert
Pangilinan, Gerry Francia, Jody
Gadia, Winston Co, Roena Sarte,
Dr. Armando Soto, Dr. Martin
Camara, Serry Pizarro, Ferdinand
Decena, Jim Fuentebella, Arlene de
Castro, Paolo Ballesteros, Paolo
Cabalfin, Mario Schuff, Jorge
Mauricio, Bella Yuchengco,
Sunshine Puey, Ines Cabarrus,
Chad Davis, Juan Antonio Lanuza,
Miguel and Christine Cerqueda,
Tess Alsua, Raquel Delgado
Bonguyan, Paul Dominguez,
Vincent and Donna Rodriguez,
Maricar Mascoana, Mary Grace
Dimacali, Rina Albert, Julita
Urbina, Edwin Ortiz, Edmund
Reyes, Irish Fullerton, Leandro
Verceles Jr., Clark Handy, Marife
Zamora, Magalie Putmoyen, Ana
Gonzales, Maan Ilustre, Friou
Mita Rufino, Gerry Gonzalez,
Russel Simfueg, Patrick Fournes,
Pepe Rodriguez, Cecille Mauricio,

Noel Oate, Kino Cudala, Florence
Chan, Jay Pacena II, Luis
Lorenzana, Iggy Rodriguez, Marc
Lathuilliere, Susan Aquilino, Rona
Aumentado, Rene Belison, Raciel
Carlos, Ida Ching, Ige Concepcion,
Bodhi Coba, Crisan, Freddie
Dumaquita, Laarni Frial, Rodgie
Gapayao, Lyndon Garovillas,
Vivian Go, Manny de Guzman Jr.,
Joel Janer, Dani Javier, Jeline
Laporga, Joey Lito, Julius Legaspi,
Randy Marcelo, Pol Mesina Jr.,
Tess Paragas-Mesina, Clarisa
Navidad, Dyna Ondoy, Dennis Paz,
Tina Tibang-Pesigan, Andy Pernia,
Arab Pua, Nani Reyes, Eunice
Roxas, Annie Salvacion, Vicky
Soriano, Sherwin Tan, Jun
Taniang, Carl Vien Tibang, Andy
Urag, Norberto Villez, Armi Yam,
Gene de Loyola, Rafael Pacheco,
Fernando Sena, Remy Boquiren,
Howard Jao, Lawrence Borsoto,
Froilan Calayag, Jon Jaylo, Luis
Lorenzana, Jay Pacena, Ivan
Roxas, Henry Royales, Wesley
Valenzuela, Allan Alcantara,
Tyago Almario, Joel Alonday,
John Paul Antido, Plet Bolipata,
Elmer Borlongan, Lawrence
Borsoto, Froilan Calayag, Pablo
Capati, Marika Constantino, Ninel
Constantino, Marina Cruz, Noel
Soler Cuizon, Edrick Daniel, Igan
DBayan, Joey De Castro, Alfredo
Esquillo, Dexter Fernandez, Dennis
Fortozo, Pedro Garcia, Manny
Garibay, Sarah Geneblazo, Sandra
Gfeller, Dennis Gonzales, Guerrero
Habulan, Riel Hilario, Mark
Justiniani, Erwin and Tony Leao,
Stephanie Lopez, Joy Mallari, Neil
Manalo, Joven Mansit, Keiye
Miranda, Ferdinand Montemayor,
Jason Montinola, Bon Mujeres,
Renato Ong, Andy Orencio, Jim
33

Orencio, Vincent Padilla, Raffy
Rubio, Jaypee Samson, Jerson
Samson, Pam Yan Santos, Noel
Solis, Tammy Tan, Rodel Tapaya,
Alex Tee, Juanito Torres, Tatong
Racheta Torres, Wire Tuazon,
Anna Varona, Costantino Zicarelli,
Pepito Van Cruz, Brenda Fajardo,
Chloe Romulo-Periquet, Stefano
Ruzza, Ernie Tanquintic, Golly
Talens, Miok Loyola, Samuel Go,
Michael Gleissner, Edward Carey,
Franco, Hanson So, Anthony
Ingall, Raden Sakularan, Labrador,
Raymundo del Rosario, Oscar
Reboja, Javier Quintos, Gerry Sy,
Ombre Hamsirani, Carlos
Christopher Manalo, Ricardo
Yang, Alfonso Tanya, Loralie
Roberto, John Galang, Cornelio
Mapa, Tess Panganiban, Louis
Bartolome Borja, Nico Monsalve,
Helen Yuchengco-Dee, Yvonne
Yuchengco-Zialcita, Lorenzo Tan,
Francisco Eizmendi, Robert de
Ocampo, Roberto Manabat, Noel
Bonoan, Jorge San Agustin, Pachot
Castaeda, Illeana and Annette
Louise, Alice Woolbright, June
Alegrado, Melanie Ng, Myles
Wilhelmson, Earl Christianson,
Dale Johannse, Tess Chan,
Quennie Ahmman, champion
swimmers Joboy Gonzales, Heidi
Gem Ong, Jasmine Ong, Marichi
Gandionco and Dorothy Hong,
Jaclyn Kate Guevarra, Yael Rose
Bibal, Regina Montesclaros,
Tamura, Nora Salazar, Cherry
Reyes, Vanna Calalang Severino,
Barni Alejandro, Tess Vargas,
Goyo Larrazabal, Leana Farrales,
Homer Espiritu, Aissa Gonzalez,
34
Marilen Montenegro, Mae

Zambrano, Tristan Jovellana, Gary
Yupangco and Enrico Garcia,
Carol Francisco, Luz Siguion
Rochelle Troupe, Monica and
Albert Altura, Raffy and Larry
Ocampo, Dindo Caguiat and Tessa
Rivera, Erick Olonan, Janet
Lopena, Chesca Dionisio, Ana de
Ocampo, Leana Farrales, Lorraine
and John Mabasa, Mylene and Tofi
Mendoza, Lisa Tupaz, Brad Edge,
Lea Guerrero, Beau Baconqui,
Patti Liang, Frank and Rose
Capistrano, Baby and Mandy de
Jesus, Dr. Tenuko Haga, Efren and
Lita Goo, Boy and Monette
Guevara, Louie Kierulf, Wash Lou,
Guenter and Joanne Matschuck,
Carminia Pavia, Noel and Celine
Bautista, Gilda Salonga, Willie
Segovia, Cely Luz, Rey and Sylvia
Alejandro, Peter Coyuito and Al
and Nena Casimiro, Benny
Ricafort, Cris Medina, Bing
Carreon Buck, Tec Syjuco
Golangco, Tony Torres, Russell
Sobrepea, Reggie Yu, Jose
Benedicto, Fortunato Aguas, Joey
Benedicto, Tony Bonoan, Carlos
and Mariza del Rosario, Manny
Tessie Briones, Mars Lambino,
Cely and Nick Ramirez, Willy
Segovia, Rey and Sylvia
Alejandro, Frances and Dorothy
Prado, Marivic de Leon and Lito
Rey Palmario, Mart Galvez and

Sharmaine Cruz, Tong Padilla,
June and Nene Leonor, Fred and
Carito Sarabia, Wilma Palafox,
Atty. Mike Toledo, Jun and Pina
Rojas, Daisy Payumo, Learny and
Baba Taada, Dong Saludo, Vicky
Serrano, Charing Villar, Ernesto
Arce, Pacqui and Lilibeth Campos,
Van Cort Basil Ong, Beth Tagle,
Charito Planas, Charlie Uy, Joey
Moreno, Maria Isabel Lopez, Cita
Dinglassen, Ginny Puno, Vangie
Aquino, Carlyn Manning, Frank
and Cherry Layug, Sandra
Carvalho, Emma Altura, George
Caparas, Cecille Ferrer, Annette
Ablan, Ernie Fajardo, Vicky
Castaeda and Frank Cancelloni,
Ed Olivares, Judith Roa Yu, Jun
Alvendia, Leah Santiago, Chit
Sarmiento, Nissim Palomo,
Fernando Pea, Guy
Feldman,Christopher Stsele, Fudor
Badea, Mario Bartol, Fernando
Berguno, Jorge and Johanna
Montero, Mario Schuff, Theo
Arnold, Tith Sarewnreth, Tony
Gonzalez, Parouk Hussin, Luis
Liwanag, Luchie Arguelles, Randy
Urlanda, Kunie de Guzman,
Murray Hertz, Aida Sevilla
Valino, Theo Beekman, Carla
Horta, Jimmy and Tess Munoz,
Vasileous Petrakos, Vilma and
Gomer Sedaria, Brigitte Ramos
Erkelens, Zaldy and Maring
Manalo, Dr. George Sarakinis,
Anthony Ocampo, Ancheta Tan,
Patty Chiong, Patty Chiong, Malou

Marquez, Walter Gimmi, Lucita
Uy, Rubens Fedele, Chito
Sobrepea, Girlie Villarosa, Suzie
Ortigas, Mila Jalandoni, Ana
Martha and Marot Moreno, Ester
Anastacio, Digna Calina, Marcel
Crespo, Carolyn Garcia, Charlie
Cojuangco, Rene and Yaying
Dragon, Manoling and Sandy
Liboro, Jimmy Santiago, Noe
Santos, Jay Domingo, Robby
Decena, Ronnie Alba, Atty.
Simonette Pulido, Ernie Liwanag,
Ian Garcia and Architect Jojo
Tavera, Kim Woon, Chris
Lovellanos, Andrew Bonifacio,
Vera Davies, Ted Sulisto, Duncan
Palmer, Cora Swaimler, Kasper
Hansen, Jean Jacques Borgstedt,
Michelle Borstedtedt, Miriam
Hebert, Ulli Hoffman, Yasmine
German, Ruth Fenkelstein, Graeme
Ellis, Toni Ellis, John Laidley,
Albert Von Winkler, Monica
Winkler, Willi and May Martin, Fr.
Tony Lazaro, Alice Guerrero, Mita
Gutierrez, Dettie Carunungan,
Dolly Tesoro, Carrie Bautista,
Nellie Bengzon, Pitang Tiongson,
Vic Agustin, Ramon Arnaiz, Mars
Lambino, Boysie Villavicencio,
Witte, Marbee Go, Christian
Schoof, Janet Teves, Julius Herera,
Neri Lim, Alvin Uy, Manette and
Camille Agbayani, Kathy Park,
Geena Zablan, Marissa Fenton,
Emma Nieto, Joy Fong, Eric Ting,
Julius and Shelly Mojica, Gunter
and Joanne Matschuck, Cesar and
Teena Sarino, Boy Restubog,
Danney League, Joy Fong, Jo-Ann
Salgado, Millie Reyes, Manny and
Mia Padilla, Wopsy and Agile
Zamora, Munte del Rosario,
35

Christine Cunanan, Vivian Lo,
Paul Garcia, Reynaldo David,
Ernesto Villaluna, Federico Lopez,
Joey Leviste, Francis Manglapus,
Ruby Chua, Sunny Vergara, Tina
Ferreros, Geena Zablan, Jayne Yu,
Gladys Capco, Althea Montalban,
Cyril Means, Rochie San Juan,
Mila Belisario, Atty. Boy Reyno,
Gracia, Babes Dominguez, Peter
and Lito Naidas, Lerma Coling,
Susan Hassig, Evangeline Garcia,
Babes Trinidad, Dr. Tito Roel
Marcial, Dr. Porfirio Tica, Ernest
Gonzaga, Angelita Sibal, Tina
Ferreros, Francis Calaquian, Jing
Diego, Danilo Franco, Toni
Galang, Antonio Jan Garcia, Steve
de Leon, Glen Lopez, Pepe Quitco,
Amiel Cabanlig, Dr. Mary Jane
Valdecaas, Dr. Phillippe Petit, Dr.
Marthan Jules, Dr. Sergio Noviello,
Willin Chan, Rufina Lim, Salome
Uy, Aida Cobankiat, Connie Haw,
Sheena Chua, Joy Melendrez,
Winnie Go, James Peralta, Joseph
Iquitan, Vicky Magsino, Carlo
Borromeo, Arnie del Rosario, Bill
Stone, Francesco Rizzo, Jay
McLeod, Neil McLeod, Jerry
Ricardo Boncan, Brendan Egan,
Sarah McLeod, Marites Pamintuan,
Chito Clavano, Roxanne Sarthou,
Fr. Dindo Hilario, Edith Oliveros,
Lito Perez, Mita Rufino, Gerry
Gonzalez, Russel Simfuego, Tony
Rodriguez, Louis-Paul Heusaff,
Monique Gautier, Mita Rufino,
Peter Coyiuto, Frankie Roman,
Ramon Monzon and Lorraine
Schuck, Hadrian and Terri Swager,
Romy Gorospe and Eve Cayaban,
Frank Evaristo, Cherie Mijares,
Raven and Vida Socknathan,
36
Lynne Palma, Bobby Hukom,

Swedish Ambassador Annika
Markovich, Finnish Ambassador
Riitta Resch, Lord Norman
Lonsdale and Minda Feliciano,
Gustavo Guissani, Cyril Means,
Chris Goetemann, Emma Nieto and
Glo Alcala, Marvie CojuangcoYulo, Chona Mercado, Atty. Andy
Fornier, Nanette Mendoza, Ruby
Co, Sally Inductivo, Virgie
Arguillera, Lorna Naval, Bac Bac
Lu, Judy Soriano, Gigi Trinidad,
Tina Bautista, Janet Ang, Eric
Loretizo, Malou Noble, Chay
Pagdilao, Mary Grace Katigbak,
Jean Tey, Francis Inclan, Chiqui
Villaruel, Thelma Watanabe, Joe
and Je Wu, Dr. Patty and Dr. Barny
Tinio, Diego Alquiros, Nat Tan,
Lona Lee, Cheryl Lo, Kathy
Romero-Salas, Dr. Candy
Apacible, Mike Aquino, Patsy
Aytona, Boyet Reyes, Reli
Herman, Hamish Moore, Sarah
Veluz, Gloria Yoshida, Nadjie
Veluz, Charisse Bienvenida,
Jolirich Templonuevo, Juan
Rodrigo, Ernie Garcia, Patricia
Paares, Meca Penson-Prieto,
Mercy Chiu, Rene Meily
Dinglasan, Nikko Villagrante,
Bryle Zapanta, Jasper Ong,
Roberto Justiani, Miggy
Wilfredo Sunglao, Chrizel
Lagunday, Liane Marquez, Isabela
Arabejo, Marielle Infantado, Edzen

Dinglasan, Krestia Lacson, Marvie
Borja, Sarah diAboville, Nikki
Balinas, Whitney Dee, Carmina
Quilala, Erika Visitacion, Patricia
Malabanan, Nicole Ilustre, Edlyn
Son and Patricia Yam, Pansol
Choir, Canto Cinco, Tinig
Barangka, Himig Heswita,
Barangka Choir, Taong Choir,
Bukas Palad, Hangad, Hontiveros
Family, Musica Chiesa, UP
Filipiniana Dance Group, Rosanna
Ocampo, Doc Marlon Pecjo,
Fundales, Rob Duat, Juliana
Palermo, Johncy Maham, Jocelyn
Buendia, Manny del Rosario,
Mikki Jurado, Rose Montenegro,
Enrique Gonzalez, Mumph Ruiz,
Manny del Rosario, Cary
Lagdameo, Mark and Michelle
Tagle, Dr. Carlos Gabriel, Dr.
Greg Montenegro, Emily
Montenegro, Fitz Puyat, Graeme
Bailey, Carlson Tong, Roberto
Manabat, Aldrain Fresco, Jarrel
Soliman, Joshua Palisoc, Chuckie
Albert III, Michael Dizon, Myko
Ong, Robin Ocampo, J.L. Achaval,
Raphael Galvez, Robert Gloria,
Avery Paraiso, Drew Daquial,
Mison, Luis Hontiveros, Eljohn
Yee, Raff Montesines, Redmond
Zapanta, Maverick Velarde, Vince
Estenso, Steven Gates, Rommel
Toledo, Allendale Meris, Ria
Octavio, Arny Roque, Cristine
Andal, Avonlea Paraiso, Rouba
Diego, Hiba Diego, Daniela
Fernandez, Carrie See, Audrey
Pocdolacion, Hannah Garcia, Nina
de Mesa, Patricia Reyes, Shane
Tarun, Lady Ruiz, Sarah Alcantara,
Goldie Gamir, Yvette Corral,
Charmaine Estrada, Bambi Alegre,

Camille Saunar, Alexia Talay,
Andrea Moredo, Bryann Foronda,
Cai Gecena, Catrice Gerochi,
Jammy Soliman, Vivien Gemora,
Meliza Garcia, Elaine Zabala,
Batacan, Jerrymie Hernansez,
Susanna Bae, Xena Jagolino,
Andre Gil, Darnell Rivera, Janette
Regis, Cristine Lim, Pollyanna
Marcelo, Vincent Sandoval, Jonner
Nazareno, Janice Perez, Darlene
Malimas, Joseph Francia, Rudolph
Rivera, Howard Medina, Stephanie
Chong, Marivic Agustin, Francis
Fernandez, Veron Medina, Cecilia
Llave, Kata Ongaigui, Sambie
Rodriguez, Monique Banzon-Daez,
Feanne Mauricio, Camille Co,
Guidotti, Anna Rubio, Ian Mach,
Anna Rubio, Mariana Bantug,
Shivena Uy, Catherine de Jesus,
Cay Kujipers, Tabetha Uy, Selina
Ybanez, Domz Tiu, KC and Bebs
Hollmann, Gia Banaag, Tamerlane
Tuason, Ennuh Tiu, Hannah Kim,
Jake Ofrasio, Ashley Gosiengfiao,
Alodia Gosiengfiao, Cris Si, Mye
Chung, Diana Santos, Erika
Hocson, Ysa Villar, Bardo Wu,
Trina Khio, Ian Mach, Ysa Villar,
Kim Gantioqui, Klaudine Yapyuco,
Mike Pamintuan, Jasper Pua and
Carla Lizardo, Mara Benipayo,
Carmela Sison, Chrissie Torres,
Joey Franco, Gabbie Veloso,
Karsie Lorenzana, Mariane
Guidotti, Gabbie Veloso, Janna
Tee, Sean De Dios, Gus Albor,
Hermes Alegre, Nunelucio
Alvarado, Ricky Ambagan, Max
Balatbat, Malyn Bonayog, EJ
37

Dansoy Coquilla, Nill Cruz, Joseph
de Juras, Abi Dionisio, Ferdinand
Francisco, Dennis Filart, Grandier,
Fitz Herrera, Jun Impas, Ferdinand
Penaso, Dicky Santos, Eman
Servito, Eghai Roxas, Kirby Roxas,
Lirio Salvador, Olan Ventura,
Orley Ypon, Tony Alcoseba, Jaime
Gubaton, Ronald Jeresano, Peter
Sutcliffe, Angelito Jo Florendo,
Egai Fernandez, Pablo Baen
Santos, Ambie Abano, Clare
Alegado, Janet Balberona, Cathy
Lasam-Ballo, Bru, Mica Cabildo,
Con Cabrera, Kim Carlos, Marika
Constantino, Grace Corpuz,
Ranelle Dial, Karen Flores,
Angela Garrido, Sarah Gaugler,
Eva Gubat, Alon de Guzman, Abi
Jao, Helen Jose, Amihan Jumalon,
Lea Lim, Lesley Lim, Michelle
Lim, Raquel de Loyola, Kat
Medina, Maan de Loyola, Jhoan
Medrano, Donna Noda, May
Tobias-Papa, Cheng Pimentel,
Brenda Praico, Alma Quinto, Ling
Quisumbing, Marga Rodriguez,
Julie Cola Shen, Reine Shih,
Yasmin Sison, Mimi Tecson, AJ
Tolentino, Teta Tulay, Anna
Varona, Shakira Villa, JJ
Villamarin, Tanya Villanueva,
Manuntag, Criena House, Mark
Tayag, Christine Allado, Lee
Villoria, Erika Cedilla, Michael
Odoemene, Karla Reyes, Michael
de Mesa, Leo Rialp, Noel Rayos,
Enchang Kaimo, Dulce, Mic
Alvez, Kaye Castillo, Danes Lee,
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Coscolluela, Eric Mendoza, Eric
Alvin Po, Johann Escana, Marica
Silva, Kate Baliao, Jill Lao, Ayessa
Monter, Rina Mariano, Karina
Vera, Karen Macasaet, Nonie
Basilio, Lily Adina, Baby de Jesus,
Annabelle Adriano, Carrie
Bautista, Tessie Briones, Agnes
Liboro, Gilda Salonga, Jay
Fonacier, Milo Naval, Rica
Villaluz, Bong Aromin, Martin
Lopez, Teresita Luz, Boompy
Martel, Eman Pineda, Jose
Campos, Ish Montilla, Marilou
Prieto, Georgina Padilla McCorn,
Cookie Olondrez and Bolo Tuason,
Tikboy Katigbak, Trining Lacson,
Bibing Montelibano and Ted
Villanueva, Mari Borao, Baby and
Bamby Araneta, Connie and
Ninggoy Araneta, Maricar Dayan,
Stuart Wilson, Lana Sequijor, Mau
Alcazar, Noli Gonzales, Eduardo
Merced, Maita Lichauco, Tony
Valdez, Michael Kho, Colin
McKay, Avel Bacudio, Fran
Ripano, Katrina Lagman and
Nick Carr, Peter Prentice, Rea
Gomez, Maricris Abad Santos
Albert, Chestnut Heredia, Bebeth
Timbol, Fely Schweitzer and
Johnny Pilapil, Eki Cardenas, Roi
Philips and Johnny Tanchanco,
Erika Markham, Fe and Ernie Yu,
Aurora Perez and Raul Villegas,
Dandy Gomez and John Gaddi,
Marissa Han and Danny Wieneke,
Lulu Villanueva, Jennette Lista,
Joy Abrogar, Mila Suarez, Marilou
Ngo, Gina Comanda, John Rocha,
Rachelle Gerodias, Joan Cano, Joel

Baluyot, Eazel Don, Maricris
Roberto M.A. Robles, Reggie
Yuson, Andy and Tisha Bautista,
Celia Cuasay, Leroy Tan, Amado
Tadeo, William and Eliza Valdez,
Dave Mercado, Roi Philips, Lorna
Quisumbing, Susan Campos,
Nimfa Yatco, Margarita
Romualdez, Jaina Perez, Tina
Coscolluela, Joan Matchuck, Mara
Enrile, Dick Upton, John Silva,
Manny Baldemor, Max Lalata,
Charlie Co, Doreen Yu, Popoy del
Rosario, Angel Ramos, Pinky
Wong, Nap Taas, John Jimenez,
Ogie Villalon, Bebo Quiros, Edwin
Bautista, Ricky Arnaldo, Hep
Martinez, Larry Cole, Rudy Oretti,
Marvin Tan, Alfredo Reyes,
Donaldson Jao, Jeffrey Gatdula,
Edison Sia, Grech Go, Melvin
Edward Co, Wilson Tan, Louie
Locsin, Gigi Tanjutco, Ofie
Benavides, Vicky Aquino, Pie
Kalaw, Marybeth Suarez, Lulu
Sotto, Meng Perdices, Chona
Lazaro, Corito Galvez, Gilda
Tanalega, Boysie Villavicencio,
Joey Bernabe, Tes Alsua, Edwin
Ocampo, Francisco Vecin, Ben de
Jesus, Francis Uy, Nellie Enriquez,
Mark Pineda, Danny Jacinto,
Peewee Roldan, Toto Tarosa,
Albor, Tony Nuez, Gig de Pio,
Dolly Bohol, Viring Ongkeko,
Techie Cristobal, Sonya Valencia,
Norma Francia, Evelyn Martin,
Nene de Guzman, Dorie Gomez,
Dr. Detlef Reis, Edith Gonzales,
Arman Barlis, Yorky Gomez, Uve

Hesse, Gunther and Joanne
Matschuck, Ditas Chua, May
Reyes, Belle Carlos, Leah Branley,
Josie Santiago, Winfried Herbst,
Tom and Annabelle Wisniewski,
Naira, Romina and Anella
Remondeulaz, Simon and Nina
Halley, George and Marjon
Ruffner, Karoly and Aleta
Okolicsanyi, Gilles Chouraqui,
David Baldwin, Art Rocha, Jann
Jansen, Ronald Brashear, Michelin
Jess, Mert Banatin. Vir and Rita
Pea, Don and Cherry Felbaum,
Chris Escudero, Mike de Villa,
Paula Locsin, Johann Ramos, Von
Tan Gana, Lovell Gopez, Eliza
Antonio, Renato and Monet de
Villa, Benny and Lyn Gopez,
Vicky Locsin, Karla Ermita,
Fernando Sison III, Ditrie
Villacorta, Collette Centeno, Maria
Zita Claustro and Vicente Valera,
Evelyn Pantig, Julio Tan, Veda
Baez Alonzo, Lorna Quisumbing,
Vilma Valera, Mary Jane Ortega,
George Salvo, Richard Riley,
Olbes, Lilibeth Campos, George
Vail Kabristante, Maya Grace
Katigbak, Betty Chua, Cita
Fernandez, Maribel Dario, Joanne
Matschuck, Geena Zablan, Ben
Farrales, Ofelia Jacomina, Lou San
Diego, Nenuca Blardony, Beth
Tiosco, Lolette Carillo, Aiko
Ericka Markham, Zozima Romero,
Sol Tan-Gatue, Celia Cuasay,
Alice Briones, Cez Manalo, Baby
Antonio, Roi Philips, Edith Nakpil
Rabat, Evie Costa, Thelma Gana,
Malu Unson, Mila How, Felice Sta.
Maria, Celso Dayrit, Ophie
39

Clemente, Deo de Luna, Lydia
Hao, Bernard Virtucio, Jasmin
Palad, Minnie Seneres, Cesar
Insua, Lody Rivera, Dr. Johnny
Nanagas, Carrie Bautista,
Aguinaldo Miravalles, Mitz Piad,
Gen. Levy Malto, Helen Castillo,
Roger Cabunag, Dr. Cesar Reyes,
Dr. Larry de Leon, Bernie and
Elvira Castillo, Rusty Lopez,
Bobby Novenario, Ruben Abalos,
Archie Rodriguez, Griffith Go,
Cogie Domingo, Carlos Agassi,
Peachy Veneracion, Jessica
Rodriguez and David Bunevacz,
Mark Caguioa, Nestor Padilla,
Oscar Lopez, Maritess Lagdameo
Lopez, Tess Litton, Cristina de
Alba, Deane Montoya, Martin
Litton, Vanna Calalang, Annie
Cacho, Manet Dayrit, Bing and
Tintin Rivera-Santiago, Jojit
Alcazar, Ben Reyes, Antti
Lahtinen, Karen Romualdez, Alex
Lichaytoo, Alta Tan, Tara Santos,
Patricia Javier, Rachel Alejandro,
Lee Robin Salazar, Wendy Puyat,
Anna Shier, Eazel Don, Paolo
Valdez, Jonathan Kovac, Cherrie
del Rosario, Erick Menk, Mark
Anthony Fernandez, Zoren
Legaspi, Victor Neri, Miriam
Katigbak, Rowena Tomeldan,
Winnie Nazareth, Dave Rafael,
Lloyd Zaragoza, Marvin Yap, Jana
Chua, PJ Walsham, Rico
Maierhofer, Cholo Villanueva,
Rosanna Aranaz, Princess Violago,
Danielle Lee, Paui Pea, Iana
Bantug, Nico Ibaviosa, Borgy
Hermida, Simon Atkins, Jai Reyes,
Carlo Alvarez, Geoff Eigenmann,
Aldrich Aparicio, Chris Diaz,
Czarina Villa, Delby Bragais,
40

Castro, Edgar Madamba, Edgar
San Diego, Eric Delos Santos,
Gerry Katigbak, Jaki Pealosa, Joel
Escober, John Abul, John Paras,
Julius Tarog, Len NepomucenoGuiao, Lizanne Cua, Lyle Ibaez,
Martin Bautista, Melvin Lachica,
Michelle Lim, Norman Noriega,
Odelon Simpao, Oliver Tolentino,
Pia Gladys Perey, Ramon Favila,
Raoul Ramirez, Reian Mata, Robin
Tomas, Ronaldo Arnaldo, Sassa
Jimenez, Veejay Floresca, Edwin
Uy, Angelo Estera, Marlon Rivera,
Paul Herrera, Yako Reyes, Estien
Quijano, Enrico Carado, Jona
Ballaran, Philipp Torres, Ziggy
Savella, Shanon Pamaong, Gian
Romano, Glen Wagstaff, Jamie
Joe, Andrew Kim, Daniel Chua,
Carlo Racela, Edwin Tan, David
Fabros, Juno Chuidian, Grendel
Alvarado, Jerome Lorico, Ryan
Laborte, Aislynn Liao, Brandon
Parrenas, Karen Guinto, Lady
Trinity, Funk Avy, Gema Luisa
Pido, Jose Mari and Happy
Miranda, Bob Gothong, Jim
Dosseter, Charlie Jeswani, Sarah
Rosser, Ken Jeswani, Kate Paredes,
Erika Pineda, Jenny Yrasuegui,
Mia Pineda, Mark Villar, Nicole
Whisenhunt, Joe Juico, Lito
Albert Ong, Alex Mendoza,
Ludwig Reuter, Lisa Hutchinson,
Samir Arabzadeh, Jeb Barsana,
George Defiesta, Mondei del
Rosario, Gino Santiago, William
Go, Araceli Magno, Cynthia
Alcala, Lina Enriquez, Pablo
Aquino, Jenny Pea, Cecille
Teodoro, Duane and Mandy
Santos, Dr. Romeo Protacio,
Francois Amiot, Maryse Gautier,
Hans and Lani Schoof, Julius and

Shelly Mojica, Gigi Gaw, Angel
Asi, Gladys Biala, Romina
Gervacio, Dr. Arief Mandan,
Kusumaningprang, Ahimsa
Soekartono, Win Myint, Minister
Counsellor, Manuel Iturbe, Aaron
Yap, Irzan Tandjung, Michael
Sahu, Malai Halimah Yussof,
Leuane Sombounkhan, Aung Khin
Soe, Muhammad Naeem Khan,
Angelo Estera, Jerome Salaya Ang,
Joel Escober, Randall Solomon,
Raoul Ramirez, Yako Reyes,
Aldrich Aparicio, Boying
Eustaquio, Edgar Madamba, Edgar
San Diego, Jay Sustiguer, Jona
Ballaran, Maricar Kobayashi,
Marichu Tan-Geson, Martin
Bautista, Nolie Vieza, Paul
Villa, Eric de los Santos, Mitch
Dulce, Tina Daniac, Anna Leah
Salvador, Anthony Cesar Ramirez,
Aries Lagat, Arniel Zulueta, Don
Protasio, Donn Delantar, Herbert
Custodio, Jasmine Costelo, Kat
Corpus, Kat Sy, Pablo Cabahug,
Regine Dulay, Simon Ariel
Vasquez, Zxander Tan, Bang
Pineda, Estien Quijano, Jerome
Lorico, Marc Taa, Odelon
Simpao, Benjie Manuel, Boy
Guinoo, Dax Bayano, Jaz Cerezo,
Joel Bautista, Jontie Martinez,
Lloyd Arceo, Marc Rancy, Melvin
Lachica, Nat Manilag, Philip
Torres, Popo Go, Ren Manabat,
Delby Bragais, Ciege Cagalawan,
Dimple Lim, Edwin Uy, Kermit
Tesoro, Norman Noriega, Benjie
Manuel, Boy Guinoo, Dax Bayano,
Jaz Cerezo, Joel Bautista, Jontie
Martinez, Marc Rancy, Melvin
Lachica, Nat Manilag, Philip
Torres, Popo Go, Ren Manabat,
Arnold Galang, Michelle Lim,
Jorge Palmos, Lyle Ibaez,
Michael Cinco, Barge Ramos, Ava
Paguyo, Eddie Castro, Greta
Castro, Julius Tarog, Nikki

Martinez, Nikki Sonico, Pencil
Diestra, Reian Mata, Ricky Abad,
Twinkle Ferraren, Ziggy Savella,
Bang Pineda, Estien Quijano,
Gerry Katigbak, Jeffrey Rogador,
Jerome Lorico, Lyle Ibaez, Marc
Tana, Odelon Simpao, Radall
Solomon, Raoul Ramirez, Yako
Jevon Ong and Hailey Lynne
Ramos Villarica, Wenn Deramas,
Chito S. Rono, Don Cuaresma,
Erick Salud, Trina Dayrit, Jojo
Saguin, Malu Sevilla, Jerome
Pobocan, Onat Diaz, Andoy Ranay,
Arnel Natividad, Nuel Naval,
Rechie del Carmen, Dondon
Garcia, Gia Suyao, Nancy Yabut,
Lani Gutierrez, Jasmin Pallera, Ian
Reyno, Romer Gonzales, Darla
Sauler, Roxy Liquigan, Mico del
Rosario, Weng Quijano, Leng
Caharian, Kenneth Punongbayan,
Ivan Cruz, Darnel Villaflor, Rocky
Ubana, Mio Siojo, Marvi Gelito,
Carlina dela Merced, Grace Ann
Casimsiman, Justine Javier, Crissy
Baluyut, Kate Valenzuela, Mercee
Gonzales, Rondel Lindayag, Mari
Lamasan, Reggie Amigo, Gina
Perez, Lois Lane Lagamson,
Keithlene Niocole Pozas, Lyka
Mae Garcia, Beatrice Cuevas,
Grace Mycole Aranes, Maxine
Raine Reyes, Keanna Corpuz,
Cheska Basallote, Samatha Villola,
Anjo Marie Catanyag, Erika
Hannah Cid, Anne Nicole
41

Parungao, Prince Echo Campo,
Joaquin Monteser, Elijah Lance
Romero, Elijah Eizel Reyes,
Simeoun Daria, Joaquin Marcial
Tierra, Gabrielle Lorenz Alvarez,
Hycinth Formentera, Charles
Hector Quizon, Gian Cedric
Santos, Jessica Guevara, Brady
Wheeler, Tina and Michelle
Pamintuan, Michael Koranda, Rose
Santos, Arlene Lina, Josie
Manabat-Miranda, Mitzi
Canafranca, Marileen Calilong
Ayson, Angeline ManzanoCataluna, Thomas Ng, Judith
Dayrit, Humphrey OLeary,
Oscar Biason, Jennifer Marquez,
Maria Divinagracia Nieva Santos,
Jennifer Marie de Guzman,
Marianne Po, Sarah Jane Javellana,
Judith Dayrit, Felix Cruz, Babsie
Aragon, Ria Domingo, Kit Javier,
Peter Yap, Rio Mayuga, Claire
Ann Yap, Oscar Biason, Tomas
Marcelo Agana III, Manuel
Salazar, Belle Lumapas, Ina
Pineda, Kay Gervacio, Aileen
Quijano, Arnold Reyes, Baron
Geisler, Lance Raymundo, Rose
Montenegro, Enrique Gonzalez,
Cary Lagdameo, Mark and
Michelle Tagle, Dr. Carlos Gabriel,
Dr. Anna Lopez-Gabriel, Quito
Lopez, Greg Montenegro, Emily
Montenegro, Fitz Puyat, Graeme
Bailey, Carlson Tong, Roberto
Manabat, Aldrain Fresco, Jarrel
Soliman, Joshua Palisoc, Chuckie
Albert III, Michael Dizon, Myko
Ong, Robin Ocampo, J.L. Achaval,
Raphael Galvez, Robert Gloria,
Avery Paraiso, Drew Daquial,
Mison, Luis Hontiveros, Eljohn
Yee, Raff Montesines, Redmond
Zapanta, Maverick Velarde, Vince
Estenso, Steven Gates, Rommel
42
Toledo, Allendale Meris, Ria

Octavio, Arny Roque, Cristine
Andal, Avonlea Paraiso, Rouba
Diego, Hiba Diego, Daniela
Fernandez, Carrie See, Audrey
Pocdolacion, Hannah Garcia, Nina
de Mesa, Patricia Reyes, Shane
Tarun, Lady Ruiz, Sarah Alcantara,
Goldie Gamir, Yvette Corral,
Charmaine Estrada, Bambi Alegre,
Camille Saunar, Alexia Talay,
Andrea Moredo, Bryann Foronda,
Cai Gecena, Catrice Gerochi,
Jammy Soliman, Vivien Gemora,
Meliza Garcia, Elaine Zabala,
Batacan, Jerrymie Hernansez,
Susanna Bae, Xena Jagolino,
Andre Gil, Darnell Rivera, Janette
Regis, Cristine Lim, Pollyanna
Marcelo, Vincent Sandoval, Jonner
Nazareno, Janice Perez, Darlene
Malimas, Joseph Francia, Rudolph
Rivera, Howard Medina, Stephanie
Chong, Marivic Agustin, Francis
Fernandez, Veron Medina, Cecilia
Llave, Rosebud Benitez, Mitchie
Sison, Dario Lopez, Jonah
Trinidad, JL Cang, Nino Logarta,
Dr. Jai Te, Dr. Oyie Balburias, Dr.
Dean Torno, Dr. Mechel Tion,
Remy Aquino, Rodel Sabado,
Cheska Santiago, Marilen NolascoEspiritu, Linda Buenviaje,
Carmelita Salvador, Elinita
Bolipata, Angelo Matias Pizarro,
Ogie Narvasa, Santi Araneta, Mon
Tuason, Butch Antonio, Doris
Trinidad, Lita Luga, Larry
Dulay de Joya, Albert Leonido,
Atty. Pacita delos Reyes Phillips,
Albert Reyes, Vince Lauron, Dr.
Abraham Pascual, Victor Tan,
Ariel Arce, Bong Lopez, Anthony
Manlongat, Angelica Marie Ampil,

Samantha Sadhwani, Jerome John
Hughes, Cheryl Dioniso, Lito
Nadal Jr., Anki Soler, Marissa
Alejandro Lopa, Patricia
Conocono, Tito de Vera, Bless
Sison, Gabby Salcedo, Dominique
Lebastard, Queenie Ammann,
Anton Mark Masa, Charlie
Manatad, Hilque Dario, Inah
Ongcoy, Christopher Diaz,
Michelle Lim, Corinne Risos,
Lorelie Dijan, Nicanor Castro,
Chezka Martinez, Michella
Caedac, Alca Poras, Anthony
Tourchet, Gutsy Tuason, Bela
Lipat, David Wong, Wellington
Ong, Tissa Roxas-Tan, Winnie
Seow, Steve Lawrence and Anna
Sy, Ramon Arteficio, Jun Miranda,
Manolo de Leon, Chef Rene Ottlik,
Executive Chef Roberto Molleman,
Paco Jarque and Monique del
Gallego, Fr. Fausto Luzentales,
Bryan and Chaveli Head, Thomas
and Michelle Ngo, Marko
Rabacal, Alfonso Lujan, Ritchie
Go and Maia Martinez, Cisco and
Maria Elena Jarque, Cuco and
Marilen del Gallego, Rios and Lara
Agua, Marius Agua, Angelo
Verdan and Lani Echavez, Laarni
Springer, Tracy Tortosa, Ana
Criste Loma, Jesson Lim, Bong
Paredes, Justin Arrieta, Joe Assad,
Marga Larrazabal, Rainier Anne
Regalado, Del Hernandez, Marose
Yuzon, Ambassador Ramon del
Rosario, Dick Romulo, Joey
Cuisia, Raul Concepcion,
Ambassador Tita de Villa, Cynthia
Mamon, Tony Oppen, Noemi
Saludo, Ric Pascua, Greg
Montinola, Nandy Pacheco, Jess
Estanislao, Polly Nazareno,
Bernardino Cortez, Gerry Santos,
Roberto Espenilla, Msgr. Nestor

Cerbo, Fr. Edwin Mercado, Fr.
Anton C.T. Pascual, Fr. Francisco
Ungria, Fr. Vic Apacible, Anita
Castro, Gaines Marie Rosario,
Bibay Nolasco, Maritess Lopez,
Marietta Santos, Elo Santiago,
Lopez Lesaca, Bong Agustines,
Steve Angeles, Anya Aquino,
Racquel Crisostomo, Rose
Eclarinal, Loui Galicia, Bernadette
Relos, Maxxy Santiago, Mae
Valencia, Andy Relox, Chris
Lavinia, Baby Condeno, Warfe
Ferrer-Ocubillo, Sam Costanilla,
Baby Condeno, Ester Alferez,
Corazon Rosales-Jayma, Gil
Maningo, Gani Villarojo, Raki
Vega, Fe Maningo, Dante
Pagapulaan, Eva Santos, Gil
Somosot, Leah Mae, Maricel
Suaring, Sarah Rivera, Baby
Condeno, Linda Dajao-Sayson,
Ester Alferez, Gani Villarojo,
Eking Fernandez, Boyet Lim, Leo
Patrick Acibar, Lauro Flores, Chad
Borja, Manny Lapingcao, Myles
Dosdos, Nanette Dilao, Windy
Prado, Kim Sanchez, Dr. Warfe
Engracia, Roy Caballero, Bobby
Jamiro, Esmene Blanco, Jane
Vestil, Maximo Andrino, Zac
Sarian, Jopel Milenio, Rey
Mercaral, Atty. Anna CarpoCastro, Berry Tenchavez, Ramona
Atilano, Miguel Fabie, Kitchie
Benedicto, Poppet Celdran,
Dominic Salvacion, Gary Oldman,
Renato Barja Jr., Kris Gavino,
Averil Paras, Baboo Mondonedo,
Ronald Jeresano, Jeffrey Salon,
Timmy Jayme, Gil and Tess
43

Brunner, Greg Jarabata, Cyndy
Tan-Jarabata, Shirley and Max
Tan, Litay Brunner, Adolfo
Bellosillo, Gabriel and Lin Liboro,
Sokkie Solivio, Susan Celzo,
Raquel Mendoza, Angie Sison,
Jeanette Avellan, Anna Durie,
Dollie Daquinalea. Citas Lomotan,
Chingbee Fernandez, Chaikofi
Director Yulia Haresco, Dondon
Bagatsing, Arlen de Guzman, Joey
Co, Siu Ping, Joey Co and Siu Ping
Par, Mary Ann and Freddie Yu,
Yoo In Kyung, Lee Hye Sook, Lee
Chang Hoon, Lee Young Bek, In
Kyung Koo, Chang Hoon Lee, Hye
Sook Lee, Carolle Lucas, Jing
Lazaro, Emi Pascual, Weng
Reclosado, Atty. Nalen Galang,
Ging Quismundo, Andrea
Dumacas, Carmela Bagalayos,
Cathy Baylon, Marjo Dy, Kendrick
Sy, Justin Koa, Derrick Gullon,
Stephen Gonzaga, Imee Gonzaga,
Olivia Chu, Cristina Pua, Irving
Lee, Rocky Lim, Shamaine Ng,
Evelyn Chua, Bertrand Ng, Ikuo
Itoi, Knoi Esmane, Shamaine Ng,
Faico and Zabeth Co, Rose and
Bonnie Pimentel, Gary Flores,
Bobby Caballero, Tony Cajucom,
Lani Aquino, Oskar Atendido,
Winnie Jentes, Vinod Dadlani,
Erwin Creed, Yvette Magtibay,
Maricar Altonaga, Milano
Sanchex, Tami Abella, Paolo
Ventosa, Gerard Ramos, Ricky
See, Khampi Suwanarat, Joey
Macadaeg, Cherry Formoso, Chito
Santiago, Steph Tan, Anna
Imperial, Jessica Mendoza,
Daphine Erez, Alexa Ramos,
Kriselle Reyes, Grace Venotsa,
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Divinagracia, Jeanne Menguito,

Chona Trinidad, Lizel Ventosa,
Rommel Hinlo and Cristina de
Leon, Fr. Gerry Matriano, Frank
Tobin, Ben Ma, Lea Palou, Jay
Jalandoni, Judith Guerrero, Therese
Escaler, Tony and Cheng
Asuncion, Cora Lopa, Inday
Arcenas, Ching Evangelista, Marz
and Mely Zamora, Cary Sevilla, Jul
& Cenen Dizon, Ernie and Malu
Salazar, Memie Ledesma, Jane
Perez, Denise Bayhon, Patrick
Chan, Alex Laya, Karyna
Mangrobang, Janet Agustin,
Jonnah Nubla, Tiffany Simeon,
Penny Katigbak, Binny PaternoFabie, Ann dela Cruz, Mellisa
Vasco, Ailin Narvaez, Aliyn
Pinero, Rose Jordan, Angie Sison,
Bombi Balquiedra, Me-Ann
Santos, Marycris Oplas, Rhea
Llamas, Liza Lopez, Nonoy
Jopson, Arland Macasieb, Alvin
Alindogan, August Benedicto, Bert
Cerrudo, Carls Teng, Pong
Mercado, Victor Cosare, Jinky
Baticados, Chris Cayzer,
Christopher Tan, Tina Colayco,
Vicky Garcia, Michaela Fenix,
Emilencia Maniku, Sheila Spink
Raisbeck, Henrietta Dolinska,
Michael Carandang, Julie Abalos,
Patrick Rosas, Emily Lopez, Gina
de Venecia, Albertito Lopez, Glenn
Gale, Jun Tambunting, Mellie and
Louie Ablaza, Naty Yap, Kerrie
and Kylie Tinga, Maja OlivaresCo, Kathy Yap and Michael
Huang, Boy Manguera, Julie
Alegrado-Vergara, Felix Cruz,
Atty. Reynaldo Maclang, Omar
Byron Mier, Peter Yap, Amalia
Fuentes, Letty Jimenez-Magsanoc,
Shane Ayo Gunting, IC Mendoza,
Nadia Montenegro, Lotlot de Leon,
Isa Pascual, Jiji Fernandez, Jill

Santiago, Balot Amechachurra,
Margie Escueta, Abby Labit, Dee,
Bianca, Jake, Paola and Natalia
Zobel, David Stirling, Santiago
Laborde, Alejo Taranco, Iigo
Zobel, Tonio Veloso, Ramiro
Guiazo, Ambassador Mario
Schuff, Frank Adriano, Manny
Almelor, Howard Belton, Ding
Cristobal, Noel Gonzales, Nandy
de Jesus, Mars Lambino, Jimmy
Laya, Jorge Nery, Jacob Policarpio,
Mario Somera, Joey Soriano,
Sonny Tambunting, Boysie
Camacho del Gallego, Joy
Zapanta-del Rosario, James and
Rica de Jesus, Jenny Lacerna,
Joseph Chau, Judith Go, Cecille
Fonacier, Aja Matson, Brent Chua,
Caroline Ruegg, Cesca Buenaflor,
Christina Bartges, Ciara Sevilla,
Danielle Guerrero, Jane Walker,
Dianne Sison, Frances Sudinka,
Gloralea King, Hillary Choo,
Ingrid Holm, Isabelle Collins,
Jackie Schubert, Janelle Olafson,
Jasmine Fitzgerald, Jenny Rockett,
Jessie Wilson, Katia Benassi,
Kathy del Villar, Kirby Ann
Basken, Lisa Rossiter, Maegan
Hinton, Maria Azar, Miakka Lim,
Michelle Paloma, Nafsika Drossou,
Olivia Claparols, Taber Maier,
Tessa Nieto, Gus Albor, Hermes
Alegre, Nunelucio Alvarado, Ricky
Ambagan, Max Balatbat, Malyn
Bonayog, Mel Cabrina, Choie,
Dansoy Coquilla, Nill Cruz, Joseph
de Juras, Abi Dionisio, Ferdinand
Francisco, Dennis Filart, Grandier,
Fitz Herrera, Jun Impas, Ferdinand
Bobby Nuestro, Tiny Nuyda,
Dicky Santos, Eman Servito, Eghai
Roxas, Olan Ventura, Orley Ypon,
Danny Doce, Billy Pomida, Nel

Florendo, Egai Fernandez, Pablo
Baen Santos, Ambie Abano, Clare
Alegado, Janet Balberona, Cathy
Lasam-Ballo, Mica Cabildo, Con
Cabrera, Marika Constantino,
Grace Corpuz, Ranelle Dial, Karen
Flores, Mayang Frigilllana, Dina
Gadia, Angela Garrido, Eva Gubat,
Alon de Guzman, Helen Jose,
Amihan Jumalon, Lea Lim, Lesley
Lim, Michelle Lim, Raquel de
Loyola, Kat Medina, Maan de
Loyola, Jhoan Medrano, Donna
Pimentel, Brenda Praico, Alma
Quinto, Ling Quisumbing, Marga
Rodriguez, Julie Cola Shen, Reine
Shih, Yasmin Sison, Mimi Tecson,
AJ Tolentino, Teta Tulay, Anna
Varona, Shakira Villa, JJ
Villamarin, Tanya Villanueva,
Lauren Villarama, Jose Santos III,
Paz Martelino Paguio, Ola de Vera
Regala, Sandra Gordon Recto,
Marilou Sarthou Lacson, Rhona
Lopa Macasaet, Ginnie Lim
Fernandez, Maribath Bailon
Santiago, Anay Mayoralgo
Zalamea, Liza Tomacruz Latinazo,
Sandy Lamb Moran, Andie Recto
Montenegro, Cecilia Dolendo
Suarez, Lisa Lorenzo Uy, Chary
Ozaeta Gohh, Alta Genuino Sima,
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News and Public Affairs
personalities Arnold Clavio,
Sandra Aguinaldo, Raffy Tima,
Salazar, Jun Veneracion, Chino
Gaston and Nathaniel Cruz, Media
personalities Atty. Dong Puno,
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and Jay Sonza
DJ Nicky Jurado, Claude Tayag, Fe
Varilla, Angie Limbaco, Atty.
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Boots Anson-Roa
society columnist Mons Romulo,
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Guang Hua, Roberto Dino,
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Shieny Yu, Veronica Go, Ma.
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Sy, Dexter and Claribel Go, Nestor
and Detdet Ma, Edward Ang,
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Philippe Ong, Darryl Leong,
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Endaya, Heart Evangelista,
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multimedia star Toni Gonzaga,
model and photojournalist Jenny
Rockett, Angel Jacob, Susan
Reyes, Joey Antonio, Josef Gueta,
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Bouffard, Ramon Sy, Bong Recio,
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Asuncion, Raymond Lauchengco,
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and Simon Halley, Chichi and
Patrick Lizot, Jojo Veneracion,
Adin Gonzales, Mark Abastillas,
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Peter Prentice, Soon Eng, R
Ramesh, Tony Valdez, Michael
Kho, Colin McKay, Robi Lolin,
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Rosas; hair stylist Jing Monis; Lito
Chipeco, Mandy Dela RamaSy, Jason Magbanua, Maros
Santos, George Siy, Emmanuel
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Marjorie Barretto-Padilla, Bloggers
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and Martin Jickain, Brian Belen,
Joanne Zapanta Andrada, Trisha
Miguel Pastor, Joy Ortega
Panlilio Cu-Unjieng, Josephine
The First Family had their picture taken with the Pope. The Pope was then introduced
to the Members of the Cabinet led by Vice-President Jejomar C. Binay, Sr.
While descending at the stairway, the Pope was attended but held on the railing. The
Papal Entourage left the Palace at 10:10 A.M.
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Before boarding the Popemobile, the Pope gave the President a firm handshake and
waved to swarms of the cheering Malacanang employees and mediamen.
http://www.pcoo.gov.ph/dir-lgu-provinces.htm
Solving energy crisis, port

congestion yet to be
crossed off Aquino to-do
list
President Benigno Aquino III on Friday assured the business sector that the
government is addressing concerns on energy and port congestion although both are
still a work in progress.
This is not the first time we have heard about these matters, and I can assure you that
practically all aspects of your resolutions are already being addressed by
government, he said during the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industrys
(PCCI) 40th Philippine Business Conference (PBC) held at the Manila Hotel.
However, he said of the port congestion problem, Some might say that we can cross
that off the to-do list, but in reality, the situation is far more complex.
After receiving a copy of the PBCs resolution listing down the sectors
recommendations to boost the countrys competitiveness, Aquino said the government
has already started working on some of issues.
In communicating to us your concerns and advocacies, you are helping to pinpoint
areas that can be improved, so that we can sooner achieve our goal of inclusive
growth, he said.
Energy investments
Aquino, however, admitted that an integrated and sustainable energy power
development roadmap is still a work in progress.
He said the current power situation where energy supply is produced just in time
should be changed.
The work will be infinitely faster and more efficient with the cooperation of the
business sector. There are around three major entities in power today who are putting
their money where their mouth is and in their trust in the Filipino people, and are
investing in the sector, even without long term power purchase agreements or power
supply contracts, the President said. We hope that more investors will follow suit
and will seek ways and means to encourage more in following their track.
Port congestion
On the other hand, Aquino gave a rundown of the measures implemented to address
the port congestion in Manila, which had spilled over and resulted in heavy traffic in
the metropolis.
The issue of port congestion has been a paramount concern since the truck ban; we
know just how much it has affected, and can affect, the conduct of business in the
country, he admitted.
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Aquino assured that local officials and Cabinet Secretary Rene Almendras are
working hard to address the issue.
He said the government has already offered the Subic and Batangas ports as
extensions of the port of Manila. To encourage more people to use these ports, the
government has already lowered fees and costs.
The Philippine National Police has likewise ramped up their operations against
hijackers, to ensure the safe passage of cargo. On the ground, the police have
intensified their presence along our roads and highways, especially in areas identified
to be prone to hijacking and carnapping, and this has not been done just recently, but
even as far back as about two years ago, he added.
Aquino said there have already been improvements such as the 94 percent utilization
of the Port of Batangas, a substantial increase from only 20 to 25 percent in the past.
The President, however, admitted that finding answers for the port congestion issue
still cannot be crossed off his to-do list.
Diverting traffic to Subic and Batangas is only a short-term solution; high utilization
rates for both may mean that we run the risk of transferring the problem we
encountered in the Port of Manila to those very ports, he said, adding that weekend
operations may be more effective.
Data from the Philippine Ports Authority, however, show that there are very few
individuals and organizations taking advantage of (the Bureau of Customs and port
operators weekend operations). Only an average of 1,100 containers are moved on
Sundays, which represent less than a third of the average number of containers moved
on other days of the week, he said.
The issue of port congestion is among the major issues the business sector is
concerned with.
Aquino said government can come up with a solution through active participation of
the private sector.
Competitive Philippines
Nevertheless, the President said the past four years have shown the results of the
governments commitment to turn the tide of the Philippine economy.
The Philippines is ranked investment grade and continues to climb global
competitiveness rankings. Our economy remains strong, with growth at 6.4 percent in
the second quarter of this year. Even more good news, the first half of 2014 attracted
net foreign direct investments of $3.57 billion, almost 80 percent higher than the FDI
recorded in the same period in 2013. Manufacturing has rebounded, with 8.8 percent
growth in the first half of 2014, and exports are up, he said.
Aquino said his government is not only implementing measures as a reaction to
pressing events.
More importantly, we are strategizing for the future. In each and every endeavor,
however, the private sector must likewise do its part, he said.
He reminded the businessmen that the government wants them to succeed and create
more job opportunities for Filipinos.
Your growth redounds to increased livelihood opportunities for our people, which in
turn redound to an empowered consumer base and a productive citizenry able to take
part in spurring the growth of our economy and of our region, he said.
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Aquino seeks business

sectors help
By Nikko Dizon
President Benigno Aquino III on Friday acknowledged that a lot of work has to be
done in reforming the power sector and decongesting the Manila port, both pressing
concerns that the business sector raised at an annual gathering of local and
international industry and government leaders.
At the 40th Philippine Business Conference and Expo (PBC), business leaders
presented Mr. Aquino their wish listwhich they call resolutionsfor the
government to address problems concerning energy and power, education and human
resources development, the 2015 integration of the Association of Southeast Asian
Nations (ASEAN), the port and traffic congestion, communications, transportation
and infrastructure, agriculture and the rehabilitation of Eastern Visayas, which was
battered by Supertyphoon Yolanda on November 8 last year and Metro Manila and
Luzon provinces which was battered by Supertyphoon Glenda last July 16 and
Luis and Mario last September 14 and 19 this year.
In his speech, the President said the resolutions represent your sectors vision of
building a more progressive nation, and expressed appreciation for bringing them to
the attention of the government.
However, he also urged the business sector to do its part while government
strategizes for the future.
President Aquino noted that while the governments solutions to the Manila port
congestion has relatively been effective, in reality, the situation is far more
complex.
He said the Bureau of Customs and the port operators have been open on weekends to
facilitate movement of cargo but data from the Philippine Ports Authority showed that
very few business entities have taken advantage of the extended working hours.
The President said only an average 1,100 containers are moved on Sundays, which
represent less than a third of the average number of containers moved on other days of
the week.
The government can only do so much: Our main purpose is to be an enabler. That
being the case, solutions require the enabledin this case the private sectorto
reciprocate through active participation, he said.
Change the business model
One PBC resolution urged the national government to formulate an integrated and
sustainable energy and power development roadmap with a clear, definite target level
of power supply capacity and rate.
Efforts to reform the power industry, as embodied in Epira (Electric Power Industry
Reform Act), are still a work in progress, and this is understandable, given the fact
that our power industry is really a unique industry, the President said.
He urged the private sector to follow the lead of some major entities which have
invested in the power sector without long-term power purchase agreements or power
supply contracts.
He said this was unlike the industry practice where power plants have typically sold
all of their output even before the facility have been constructed.
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Just-in-time supplies of energy do not engender more investments. Therefore, there
is a need to change the business model, and that is also a work in progress. The work
will be infinitely faster and more efficient with the cooperation of the business
sector, he said.
One of the PBCs resolutions included urging the national government to have
strategies and programs to allow Philippine brands and small and medium enterprises
to become competitive as the Asean integration takes place next year.
Emphasizing the need to solve the traffic congestion in the countrys capital, the
businessmen suggested that the national government, the Metro Manila Development
Authority (MMDA) and the local governments in Metro Manila instill discipline
among road users, promote road-use efficiency and safety, enforce pick-up and dropoff points for passengers and designate terminals for public utility vehicles.
Nangako ang Pangulong Aquino na lulunasan ang problema sa enerhiya at port
congestion
Nangako ang Pangulong Benigno S. Aquino III Biyernes na lulunasan niya ang mga
bagay na ikinababahala ng sektor ng negosyo, lalo na ang tungkol sa sapat na
koryente at siksikan sa mga daungan upang matamo ng bansa ang hangaring
malawakang kaunlaran.
Sa harap ng daan-daang mga pangunahing pinuno at lider ng negosyo sa bansa sa
idinaos na 40th Philippine Business Conference and Expo sa Manila Hotel,
pinasalamatan ng Pangulo ang mga negosyante sa pagpapatibay ng resolusyong
makatutulong upang matukoy ng pamahalaan ang mga kailangang lunasan.
Bayaan ninyong ako ang unang magsabi na magkasundo tayo sa mga inaalaala
ninyo. Hindi ito ang unang pagkakataong napakinggan natin ang mga bagay na ito at
tinitiyak ko sa inyo na ang lahat halos ng laman ng inyong resolusyon ay tinutugunan
na ng pamahalaan, sabi ng Pangulong Aquino.
Tungkol sa pagbalangkas ng pinagsanib at patuloy na energy and power development
roadmap, binigyang diin ng Pangulo na kasalukuyan nang ginagawa ang reporma sa
industriya ng koryente na tulad nang nakasaad sa Electric Power Industry Reform Act
(EPIRA).
Sinabi rin ng Pangulo na sa panahong hindi nakaaakit nang dagdag na puhunan ang
enerhiya kaya ginagawa na nila ngayon ang pagbabagong kailangan sa business
model.
Magiging higit na mabilis at mabisa ang gawaing ito sa tulong ng sektor ng
negosyo, sabi pa ng Pangulong Aquino.
Idinugtong niya na tatlo ang major entities ngayon sa koryente na namumuhunan sa
sector kahit wala pa ang long-term power purchase agreements o kontrata tungkol sa
power supply, wika ng Pangulo at idinagdag na umaasa siya na higit na maraming
imbestor ang papasok at maghahanap ng paraan upang maakit ang iba pa na sumunod
sa kanila.

Sa gitgitan naman sa daungan, sinabi ng Pangulo na kabalikat na ng mga ahensiya ng
pamahalaan sa pangunguna ni Kalihim Jose Rene Almendras ang pribadong sector
upang lunasan ang mga bagay na ito.
Binanggit ng Pangulo ang Kautusang Tagapagpaganap 172 na nagtatalaga sa mga
daungan ng Subic at Batangas bilang pansamantalang sangay ng Port of Manila sa
mga panahon na tambak ang mga nakatinggal na container vans doon at iba pang mga
prolema.
Ibinaba na ang presyo bilang tulong sa mga importador na sa nasabing mga daungan
ilapag ang kanilang mga inangkat. Sa pagkaalam ko, 90 porsiyento ang ibinigay sa
port charges para mahikayat ang mga shippers na dito idaong ang inangkat nila, wika
ng Pangulo.
Inihayag ng Pangulo na sa kasalukuyan, umabot na sa 94 porsiyento ang gumagamit
sa Batangas Port mula sa dating 20 hanggang 25 porsiyento lamang.
Ayon sa Pangulong Aquino, pansamantalang lunas lamang ang paglipat sa Batangas
at Subic dahil baka hindi magluwat, danasin din doon ang mga suliraning dinaranas
ng Port of Manila.
Binigyang diin ng Pangulo na dahil sa port congestion ay patuloy kahit Sabado at
Linggo ang paghahakot mula sa Port of Manila. Kaalinsabay nito, tiniyak ng Pangulo
na ang Kawanihan ng Aduana at mga port operators ay magbubukas din Sabado at
Linggo para mabilis ang paghahakot ng mga kargamento.
Bukod dito ang pinag-ibayong kampanya ng Pambansang Pulisya laban sa mga
hijackers upang matiyak na ligtas na maihahatid ang mga kargamento kung saan ito
dadalhin.
Ginagawa ang lahat nang ito sapagkat ibig namin na ang lahat nang narito ngayon at
ang marami pang ibang negosyo sa buong bansa ay magtagumpay, sabi ng Pangulo.
Ang pag-unlad ninyo ay mangangahulugan ng higit na pagkakataon sa buhay ng
ating mga kababayan na hahantong naman sa paglakas ng consumer base at ng
produktibong mamamayang magiging sandigan ng pag-unlad ng ating kabuhayan at
ng ating rehiyon, mariing wika ng Pangulo.
Hiniling ng Pangulong Aquino sa mga negosyante ng bansa na makiisa sa pamahalaan
sa pagkakaroon ng ibayo pang puspusang pakikiisa at pagtutulungang nilakipan ng
higit ding pagsisikap upang malakdawan ang mga pagsubok na kanilang kinakaharap.
Second day for Pope fever.

Manila, Philippines, October 25, 2014 - Filipino enthusiasm for Pope Francis
remained unabated yesterday as devout thousands flocked to the University of Santo
Tomas, the oldest Catholic and only pontifical university in Asia.

Francis loves you, the Pontiff told an estimated 300,000 flag-waving, cheering
Filipinos, many of whom had been waiting in the broiling heat for over six hours.
I hear and I feel, a smiling but visibly drawn Pope Francis told the faithful after
they had repeatedly chanted, Francis, Francis, we love you.
Earlier, UST Rector Fr. Herminio Dagohoy has expressed the sentiments of the crowd
and said, We hope that the love you, feel for us has doubled in intensity because this
is your visit.
Karina Torralba, speaking for the visit, assured the Pope that the people have not
abandoned the Church.
We seek you, Holy Father, together with your clergy, she said. Continue to help us
strengthen our faith and to live with conviction our Christian faith.
The pontiff continued to endear himself to the people as he used every opportunity to
make himself visible to them, even climbing the ramp to the sage despite his injury.
To shouts of Mabuhay! and Viva il Papa! the Pope commended the Filipino
People for their joyous hospitality in celebration of the founding anniversary of the
religious group Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide at the Rizal Park on October 25 to
27.
I am very grateful, he said repeatedly.
He said it was a great privilege to address the Thomasian community and that he has a
special affinity to UST, having visited the Campus twice.
As early as 4:00 a.m. yesterday, hundreds of Catholic faithful had gathered at the
downtown university in anticipation of the Popes visit after the main gate was forced
open.
Although the seven-hectare football field were the rally held a capacity of only
150,000 more and more people crammed their way in. Nearby buildings and a
pedestrian overpass were brimming with those who could no longer enter the campus.
Despite the long wait and huge turn-out, the rally was generally peaceful.
A New Hero on Campus

for the multiracial group.
MANILA, Philippines, October 25, 2014 I am very anxious to meet you
personally after the Celebration to be near every one of you from so many different
languages, countries and nations of the world...
This was the response of Pope Francis to the hundreds of beaming to the hundreds of
beaming and jubilant delegates of the International Youth Forum (IYF) who attended
the multi-lingual mass he celebrated at the University of Santo Tomas on October 24,
2014.
The Gospel was read. The first reading, followed by the singing of Responsible Psalm
while the second reading was in English.
The Pope speaks and writes in nine languages:
Filipino
Kampanganan
Hiligaynon
Ilokano
Central Bikol
Capiznon
Ibaloi
Romblomanon
Aklan
Ibanag
Masbateo
Cebuano
Pangasinense
Palawano
Waray-Waray
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Zhangjiakou
Russian
Hohhot dialect
Tatar
Hong Kong
Chuvash
Cantonese
Bashkir
Gan Chinese
Chechenm
Korean
Ukrainian
Japanese
For an hour, the Pontiff remained on his feet to bless and greet each IYF and PBC&E
delegate in their respective national costumes that queued and thronged down the
aisles of the Saint Thomas Aquinas Chapel of the Central Seminary of the University
of Santo Tomas.
Touched, many were in tears as they kissed and hugged the Holy Father Pope Francis,
who gave them his fatherly kiss, a caress and even brushed away their tears.
Simultaneously, the Chapel reverberated with songs in different languages, brought in
by the delegates from their 226 countries.
But the familiar sound of a Filipino harp stood out, giving an upbeat Filipino flavor to
the whole affair.
I see the People in the Philippines very joyous, the Pope Adlibbed in his homily to
the delight of his young audience.
Why are they so joyous, full of Joy? I am convinced you Filipino people are joyous,
so full of joy because you have received the Good Newsthose who received the
Good News (are) joyous (You give) joy to God, today you are giving the joy to the
Pope. You are also giving joy to the Cardinals, to the Bishops, the priests, the
monsignors, the deacons, and the pastors and to all of you. And I and all of us, we are
so grateful to the Filipinos for the joyous hospitality As my personal conviction, it
was so important for me to hear these words: I am with you. Be not afraid.
At the UST Grandstand
Despite the long morning audience at the University of Santo Tomas Chapel, the
Pontiff skipped his lunch and proceeded to the UST Grandstand at 1:30 p.m. to
address the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) memberschool students and alumni and guests during the October 26 Papal Mass at Luneta
Grandstand who had been on vigil since 5:00 a.m.
By the time the ceremonies began the crowd swelled from 80,000 to 300,000
estimated to be twice over the 150,000 expected turnouts.
While alighting from the pope mobile a cheering crowd began unfurling banners,
flags and streamers and chanting Francis, we love you.
The Pope grabbed the microphone by the rostrum and quipped, Francis, he loves
you!
I hear and feel, the pope said.
He sought the help of the UAAP member-schools students and alumni in saving their
own generations from the futility, emptiness and frustration of modern society.
Maranao
Davawenyo
Butuanon
Surigaonon
Standard Chinese
Jin Chinese
Answers the call, Pope

tells youth
Pope Francis, drawing huge, enthusiastic crowds for the second day yesterday,
appealed to young Asian Catholics to join religious orders and devote their lives to
spreading the faith in the year 2016.
Tens of thousands of people jammed the streets as the Pope motored through the city,
first to a meeting with President Benigno Aquino III and later to a Mass at the
University of Santo Tomas, the oldest Catholic University in Asia.
Undisclosed venue
The crowd included about 50 Vietnamese who escaped a refugee camp 590
kilometers south of Manila to see the Pope. Organizers were keeping theme at an
undisclosed venue to prevent authorities from apprehending them and deporting them
to Vietnam.
Huge crowds, estimated by police at 3.5 million, turned out Thursday to welcome the
Pope on his first stop of eight-nation Asian tour. He leaves Monday for Papua New
Guinea and will also visit Singapore, Fiji, New Zealand, Australia and Sri Lanka
during the 24-day pilgrimage. During a Mass for about 300 delegates to the 12th
International Youth Forum at a University Chapel, the Pope said the Church faces
special challenges in Asia, home of two-thirds of the world's people but where
Christians number only about three percent.
Nearly half of all Asian Christians are Filipinos. Spanish missionaries brought
Catholicism to the Philippines in the 16th Century, and about 85 percent of the 66
million Filipino are nominally Catholic.
Big tasks.
Enormous tasks lie before the People of the World, especially before Catholic People
of the Philippines of Asia and the Far East on the Eve of the New Year 2016, the
Pope said.
The Largest Mission Land is in need of workers, and the Church constantly prays the
Lord the Harvest to send them.
He said most young and senior Catholics will marry but some will receive a call to
the Priesthood or Religious Life... But Do Not Be Afraid. His demands are also the
measure of his Love for each of you personally.
Filipino enthusiasm for the 76-year-old Pontiff remained unabated Friday. The Pope
was about 10 minutes late for his meeting with Aquino III because of large crowd
gathered outside the residence of the Vatican Ambassador where the Pontiff is
staying.
Francis was to have motored to Aquinos office by limousine. But thousands of
Filipinos outside the residence chanting We Want to See the Pope. Some had slept
on the sidewalk all night to make sure they were in a good position to see the Pope.
The Popemobile, which had been sent ahead to the Presidential Office, had to be
recalled the Pontiff could be seen by the crowds as he drove to the Presidential
Meeting.
Palace balcony.
Hanging from a Palace balcony was a 30-foot long computer print-out that declared:
WELCOME! HIS HOLINESS POPE.
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During his homily, the Pope departed from his prepared text, delivered in English, to
thank Filipinos for their enthusiastic welcome.
Today, they are giving the Joy to the Pope, he said. We are so grateful to the
Filipino Peoples for a Joyous Hospitality as the congregation broke into applause.
Francis's Asian Tour, his first abroad since he visited South Korea last August, will
serve as a test of his physical strength.
Assisted by a Government protocol officer and A Vatican aide, the Pope climbed the
stairs at Malacanang Presidential Palace to meet Aquino. The two met behind close
doors for about 10 minutes.
Picture taking.
Afterward, the Pope spent another 50 minutes posing for pictures, shaking hands and
chatting with senior Government Officials and Presidential Staff before leaving for
the Mass.
Cecile Javillonar, a Palace worker, was still shaking as she clutched a painting of the
Pope that had been given to her father. A Gold Rosary Chain hung over one corner.
He saw it! He looked at it smiled! she exclaimed, so excited she briefly gave her
age as 55 before correcting herself to 35.
His demands are a

measures of his love
Text of Pope Francis' homily during Holy Mass he celebrated at the University of
Santo Tomas yesterday.
Good Teacher, what must I do to inherit eternal life? (Mark 10,17).
Dear Friends in Christ,
1. A young man once asked Jesus this question. In reply, Jesus re minded him of
Gods commandments. And when the young man indicated that he had kept all the
commandments from his earliest days, Jesus looked at him with love and said: You
lack one thing; go, sell what you have, and give to the poor, and you will have
treasure in heaven; and come, follow me (Mc10,21).
Come, follow me! The call which the Lord addressed that day to the young man in
the Gospel reechoes in our time. The Church repeats this call when the Pope, the
Bishops, and those involved in the pastoral care of people invite them to gather
together. There are many such occasions for young people to meet: in their parishes
and Dioceses, and for the past twenty-nine years at the World Youth Days; in Rome,
then in Buenos Aires in Argentina, later in Santiago de Compostela in Spain, later
in Jasna Gra, Czstochowa in Poland, in Denver in the state of Colorado, United
States of America. Today we are here in Manila, in the Philippines, in Far East, in
Asia after 19 years. Even though there are delegations here from most of the worlds
countries, we have to say that this is, in a special way, the World Youth Day of the
Churches of Asia and the Far East.
2. The Eleventh International Youth Forum, organized by the Pontifical Council for
the Laity, under the presidency of Cardinal Stanisaw Ryko, has brought together the
delegates of the Bishops Conferences, and of international Movements, Associations
and Ecclesial Groups, to share their experiences in the apostolate in different parts of
the world, and to reflect on the theme of the Anniversary Celebration of Evangelical
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Protestant Born-Again Christian and Roman Catholic Charismatic renewal religious
movement Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide.
The theme this year is expressed in the words of Christ to the Apostles after the
Resurrection: Pursue Peace and Be Holy, Without Which No One Can See God
(Hebrews 12:14). Two thousand and nineteen years ago these words set in motion the
Churchs never-ending mission to proclaim the Gospel of salvation to the ends of the
earth. The Lord Jesus said to the Apostles: Receive the Holy Spirit (John 20,22),
and the mission in obedience to these words began on the day of Pentecost, when
the Holy Spirit came upon the Apostles and those simple men became the holders of
the divine power which enabled them to announce the Gospel with courage, even to
the shedding of their blood.
3. What do these words mean today? What do they mean for you, young people of the
International Youth Forum?
When Jesus says: Pursue Peace and Be Holy, Without Which No One Can See
God, his words have the same meaning now as they did immediately after the
Resurrection. At the same time they always have a new meaning. The task of the
Jesus is Lord Church Anniversary Celebration, and especially the task of the Forum,
is to disclose this meaning, which is both eternal and contemporary. In a way, your
task is to invite the Holy Spirit to this Filipino cenacle, where Jesus words can
become once again a mission, a sending of apostles.
4. It is always Christ who sends. But whom does he send? You, young people, are the
ones he looks upon with love. Christ, who says: Follow me, wants you to live your
lives with a sense of vocation. He wants your lives to have a precise meaning, a
dignity. Most of you are called to marriage and family life; but some will receive a
call to the priesthood or religious life.
In fact there is a representative group of Businessmen, Seminarians, Novices and
young Religious present at this Mass. I greet each one of you and encourage you to be
steadfast in answering the call to a total self-giving love of the Lord. He will make
many demands on you. He will require the fullest commitment of your whole being to
the spreading of the Gospel and to the service of his people.But do not be afraid! His
demands are also the measure of his love for each of you personally.
5. What is it that Christ wants young people to do? The Second Vatican Council has
made us more aware that there are many ways of building up the Church. Every form
of the apostolate is valid and fruitful if it exists in the Church, by the Church and for
the Church, the Mystical Body of Christ, spoken of in the teaching of Saint Paul.
The World Youth Day can be for all of you an occasion for discovering your calling,
for discerning the particular path which Christ sets before you. The search and
discovery of Gods will for you is a deep and fascinating endeavor. It requires of you
the attitude of trust expressed in the words of the Psalm used in todays liturgy: The
LORDs are the earth and its fullness; the world and those who dwell in it. For he
founded it upon the seas and established it upon the rivers. (Psalm 24:1). Every
vocation, every path to which Christ calls us, ultimately leads to fulfilment and
happiness, because it leads to God, to sharing in Gods own life.
And I see that the people of the Philippines are very joyous. Why are they so joyous?
I am convinced that you Filipino peoples are so joyous because you received the
Good News. Who is receiving the Good News is joyous, is radiant with joy, and also
is giving the joy to others. Today they are giving that joy to the Pope. They are giving
the same joy to the Cardinals, to the Bishops, to priests, to all of you! And I myself,
and all of us are so grateful to the Filipino peoples for their joyous hospitality.
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6. Returning to the text, do not be slow to answer the Lords call! From the passage of
the Book of Exodus read to us in this Mass we can learn how the Lord acts in every
vocation (cf. Ex 3,1-6; 9-12). First, he provokes a new awareness of his presence the
burning bush. When we begin to show an interest he calls us by name. When our
answer becomes more specific and like Moses we say: Here I am (cf. Ex 3,4), then
he reveals more clearly both himself and his compassionate love for his people in
need. Gradually he leads us to discover the practical way in which we should serve
him: I will send you. And usually it is then that fears and doubts come to disturb us
and make it more difficult to decide. It is then that we need to hear the Lords
assurance: I am with you. Every vocation is a deep personal experience of the truth
of these words: I am with you (Ex 3,12). I give to the words my personal
convictions. It was so important for me to hear them. I am with you. Be not afraid!.
So we see that every vocation to the apostolate springs from familiarity with Gods
word and involves being sent to communicate that word to others. These others can
be people who already know the language of the revealed word. But they can also be
people who do not yet know that language, as happens in the case of the missionary
vocation. The word of God is unknown to some because they have not yet heard it.
Others have forgotten it, or have abandoned what they once heard. No matter what
the difficulties, the apostle knows that he is not alone: I am always with you. I pray
every day that the Catholic young people of the world will hear the call of Christ and
that their response will be what the Responsorial Psalm says: The Lord is my allotted
portion... I set the Lord ever before me; with him at my right hand I shall not be
disturbed (Ps 15,8).
7. Enormous tasks lie before the youth of the world; especially before the Catholic
youth of the Philippines, of Asia and the Far East, on the eve of the Third Millennium,
December 31, 2015. The largest mission land of the world is in need of workers, and
the Church constantly prays the Lord of the harvest to send them, to send us, to send
you.
As I go to the altar, I wish, together with the Bishops and priests gathered here, to
offer up under the forms of bread and wine all that you, young men and women, carry
in your hearts. The bread and wine will become, in the Eucharist, the Body and Blood
of Christ. When you receive him in Holy Communion, may you have the courage to
listen to his call. Let me express this call in the words of a song (but no singing)
which I learned from young people when I was still in my own country. Their song
goes: Come with me to save the world; for already it is the twentieth century!
Indeed, the year 2015 is now coming to an end. So Christ says: Come with me into
the Third Millennium, to save the world!
I am very anxious to meet you personally after the celebration, and to be near to every
one of you, from so different languages and countries and nations of the whole world.
I am anxious to see you, to come and meet you leaning on this walking-stick.
Pursue Peace and Be Holy, Without Which No One Can See God Amen.
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Traffic Re-Routing Plan for October 25, 2014 (Papal Visit and 36th Anniversary
Celebration of Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide)
On October 25, 2014, Roxas Boulevard (from Buendia Avenue to Anda Circle) and
President Quirino Avenue (from Taft Avenue to Roxas Boulevard) will be closed to

vehicular traffic from 7:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Motorists are advised to take the
following alternate routes:
1. Northbound vehicles using Roxas Boulevard from Buendia Avenue to Bonifacio
Drive are advised to take A. Mabini, Taft Avenue or South Super Highway routes.
2. Southbound vehicles traversing Roxas Boulevard are advised to take Taft Avenue
or South Superhighway.
3. South Harbor-bound vehicles will have to wait 30 minutes due to the closure of
vehicular traffic along Aduana, Intramuros or take Jones Bridge - C.M. Recto and
Bonifacio Drive route towards Aduana.
4. Luneta-bound vehicles are only up to P. Burgos-Taft-Avenue-T.M. Kalaw
intersections/junctions.
On the same day (October 25), General Luna Street (from Aduana to P. Burgos) will
be closed to vehicular traffic from 11:30 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. and motorists are advised
to take other parallel streets or take Aduana-P. Burgos-Taft Avenue.
The Quirino Grandstand Area will definitely be closed to all vehicular traffic from
7:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M.
Manila See marks 420th

year.
Manila, Philippines, October 24, 2014 - A con-celebrated mass to be led by visiting
Pope Francis will mark the 420th Year of the Creation of the Roman Catholic
Archdiocese of Manila on October 25, 2014. The mass will be held at the sprawling
10-hectare lot located at the back of the Philippine International Convention Center
(PICC) within the Cultural Center of the Philippines Complex along Roxas
Boulevard, starting at 8:00 A.M.
As main celebrant, the Pontiff will be assisted by co-celebrants:
1. Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio
5. Nueva Segovia Archbishop Mario
Cardinal Tagle
M. Perlata
2. Manila Archbishop-Emeritus
6. Tuguegarao Archbishop Sergio L.
Gaudencio Cardinal Rosales
Utleg
3. Nueva Segovia Archbishop7. Tuguegarao Archbishop-Emeritus
Emeritus Ernesto Antolin Salgado
Diosdado A. Talamayan
4. Nueva Segovia Archbishop
8. Lingayen-Dagupan ArchbishopEmeritus Edmundo M. Abaya
Emeritus Oscar Cardinal V. Cruz
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9. Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop
Socrates B. Villegas
10. San Fernando Archbishop Emeritus
Paciano Cardinal B. Aniceto
11. San Fernando Archbishop
Florentino G. Lavarias
12. Lipa Archbishop Ramon C.
Arguelles
13. Nueva Caceres Archbishop
Rolando O. Joven Tria Tirona
14. Capiz Archbishop Jose F.
Advincula
15. Jaro Archbishop Angel N.
Lagdameo
16. Cebu Archbishop Jose S. Palma
17. Cebu Archbishop-Emeritus
Ricardo Cardinal J. Vidal
18. Palo Archbishop-Emeritus Pedro
R. Dean, Jr.
19. Palo Archbishop John F. Du
20. Davao Archbishop-Emeritus
Fernando R. Capalla
21. Davao Archbishop Romulo G.
Valles
22. Cotabato Archbishop Orlando
Cardinal B. Quevedo
23. Cagayan de Oro Archbishop
Antonio J. Ledesma
24. Cagayan de Oro ArchbishopEmeritus Jesus B. Tuquib
25. Ozamiz Archbishop Jesus A.
Dosado
26. Zamboanga Archbishop Romulo T.
Dela Cruz
27. Singapore Archbishop William
Goh Seng Chye
28. Singapore Archbishop-Emeritus
Nicholas Gerald Chia
29. Kuala Lumpur Archbishop Julian
Leow Beng Kim
30. Kuala Lumpur ArchbishopEmeritus Anthony Soter Fernandez
31. Kuala Lumpur ArchbishopEmeritus Murphy Pakiam
32. Kuching Archbishop John Ha
Tiong Hock
33. Kuching Archbishop-Emeritus
Peter Chung Hoan Ting
34. Kota Kinabalu Archbishop John

Wong Soo Kau
35. Kota Kinabalu ArchbishopEmeritus John Lee Hiong Fun-Yit
Yaw
36. Jakarta Archbishop Ignatius
Suharyo Hardjoatmodjo
37. Jakarta Archbishop-Emeritus Julius
Cardinal Riyadi Darmaatmadja
38. Palembang Archbishop Aloysius
Sudarso
39. Kupang Archbishop Peter Turang
40. Makassar Archbishop Johannes
Liku Ada
41. Medan Archbishop Anicetus
Bongsu Antonius Sinaga
42. Medan Archbishop-Emeritus
Alfred Gonti Pius Datubara
43. Pontianak Archbishop Agustinus
Agus
44. Pontianak Archbishop-Emeritus
Hieronymus Herculanus Bumbun
45. Vientiane Archbishop Jean
Khams Vithavong
46. Savannakhet Archbishop Jean
Marie Vianney Prida Inthirath
47. Phnom Penh Archbishop Olivier
Schmitthaeusler
48. Malanday Archbishop Nicholas
Mang Thang
49. Malanday Archbishop-Emeritus
Paul Zingtung Grawng
50. Taunggyi Archbishop Matthias U
Shwe
51. Yangon Archbishop-Emeritus
Gabriel Thohey Mahn-Gaby
52. Yangon Archbishop Charles
Maung Bo
53. Bangkok Archbishop Kriengsak
Kovitvanit
54. Bangkok Archbishop-Emeritus
Michael Michai Kitbunchu
55. Thare and Nonseng Archbishop
Louis Chamniern Santisukniram
56. Hanoi Archbishop Peter Nguyn
Vn Nhn
57. Hanoi Archbishop-Emeritus Joseph
Ng Quang Kit

58. Ho Chi Minh City Archbishop Bi
Vn c
59. Ho Chi Minh City ArchbishopEmeritus Phm Minh Mn
60. Hu Archbishop-Emeritus Etienne
Nguyn Nhu Th
61. Hu Archbishop Franois Xavier

Le Van Hong and
62. Apostolic Nunciature of the Holy
See to the Philippines Archbishop
Giuseppe Pinto.
Some one million people coming from all over the Philippines, Jesus is Lord Church
Worldwide members and other foreign nationals from 50 countries are expected to
attend the first of two public Masses, Pope Francis will officiate during his five-day
pastoral visit to the Philippines.
The second public mass for the grand annual anniversary thanksgiving celebration
and prayer assembly of Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide and birthday celebration of
ZOE Broadcasting Network, Inc. Board Chairman and Jesus is Lord Church
Worldwide founder, international president and spiritual director Bishop Bro. Eddie
C. Villanueva at 3:00 p.m., October 26 at the Luneta Park in front of the Quirino
Grandstand.
In the crowd will be some 4,000 religious including members of the Catholic Bishops
Conference of the Philippines, Federation of Asian Bishops' Conferences and Roman
Catholic archbishops, bishops, monsignors, pastors, deacons from foreign countries,
priests, diocesan and religious.
Government officials and their families, led by President Benigno S. Aquino III are
expected to hear the Mass. The Holy Father will arrive at the site 15 minutes before
the start of the Mass and will bless the crowd on his way to the Altar.
The Prayer of the Faithful will be read in English. Only 70 chosen faithful will receive
Holy Communion personally from the Pope.
Message and Final

Document of FABC
Plenary
The 11th Plenary Assembly of the Federation of Asian Bishops Conferences (FABC)
will issue a message to the Churches and Christians in Asia at the conclusion of the
October 20 to 27 meeting.
The text refers to the role and importance of the Eucharist in the life of Christians in
Asia. Christians in Asia are encouraged in the unity given by the Eucharist to cross
boundaries of religion and race, culture and language, caste and class, as well as to
forge bonds of fellowship within and also with the people of other religions and
cultures.

The message encourages families to listen to the Word of God regularly, especially on
Sundays. A culture of listening to the Word of God is encouraged as a basis for
authentic Christian spirituality.
A longer final document on the theme of the assembly Living the Eucharist in Asia
was agreed upon in principle, but will be published in a final version at a later stage.
Fourth centenary
During this visit, Pope Francis celebrated Mass to mark the 420th Anniversary of the
Archdiocese of Manila and the Dioceses of Cebu, Caceres and Nueva Segovia at the
Philippine International Convention Center grounds in Pasay City on October 25.
MANILA STOP IDEAL SO FAR

FOR POPE
MANILA, Philippines (AP) - Manila is turning out to be the perfect place for Pope
Francis to start reclaiming his reputation as the Church's leading missionary.
The first three days of his stop here have been a love affair of the most energizing
kind between the 76-year-old pontiff and the Filipino people, who seem to bring out
the best in each other.
Only the possibility of terrorism and questions about Francis health has cast a
shadow over the start of a grueling 24-day Asia trip.
Although he has had trouble climbing stairs and is often aided when he walks, he also
appears to be feeding off all the affection in this 85 percent Roman Catholic country the church's only jewel in Asia.
When the pope leaves Monday, he is likely to show the same reluctance he felt on last
visit of Pope John Paul 2 in January 1995, when he climbed the first two steps to the
plane before returning to the tarmac to wave to wildly cheering crowds.
This time he took an unscheduled trip in his Popemobile and made a five-minute
appearance on the balcony of the Vatican's villa before a chanting crowd. He has
repeatedly commented on the wonderful Filipino people.
There has been no controversy - a 10-minute courtesy visit to President Benigno
Aquino III yielded no public mention of church opposition to the government's birthcontrol programs.
The turnouts here have been truly mammoth. Police estimated 3.5 million people
flooded the streets for the pope's arrival and another million or more were at
Saturdays open-air Mass.
People crowd close in hopes they'll make eye contact. Virtually everyone fervently
declares they did. They stand eagerly in the sun for hours for prime positions, some
using umbrellas or shawls.
Every time I see the pope, I feel like crying with joy, Josephine Gutierrez, 53, said
as tears coursed down her face. She said she has seen John Paul all three days and has
cried all three times.
Not everyone likes braving the crowds, where people faint by the dozens. For Marlyn
Calma, 51, being close was enough. She sat with her two young children at least 200
yards from the pope's platform for Saturday's Mass.
We can feel the spirit here,'' she said. ``We're very happy. Everyone is united.
Pope prays for nations

poor, Yolanda victims
Manila, Philippines, October 26, 2014 - Pope Francis voiced concern for the millions
of Filipinos living in poverty and the victims of natural disasters as hundreds of
thousands of people gathered yesterday for a Mass beside Manila Bay in an
outpouring of religious fervor.
In the midst of our joy on this occasion we cannot forget our Filipino brothers and
sisters who live in difficult social and economic conditions, and those who are trying
to recover from the natural disasters which have occurred with a certain frequency in
recent times, he told the crowd. The Pontiff, celebrating the first public mass of his
four-day visit from October 23 to 27, 2014, singled out the victims of the November
8, 2013 Super Typhoon Yolanda whose led to death of at least 5,000 people.
I ask God to strengthen and comfort those who have lost their loved ones, their
homes, their livelihood, and I earnestly hope that their appeals for further help and
solidarity will not go unheard, he said.
Half of the 100 Million Population of the Philippines is considered to be living below
the poverty line, and the country is regularly hit by natural disasters like tropical
storms and earthquakes.
The Pope cautioned people to confuse the church in the Philippines, Asia's only
Christian-majority nation with "some merely human or humanitarian organization."
Official estimates put the crowd at more than a million people but witnesses said it
appeared much smaller.
If the crowd was smaller, than Roman Catholic Church leaders of the Philippines had
hoped for, it made up for the lack of numbers with fervor at the sight of the Pope.
MABUHAY!
At one point, the 76-year-old pontiff replied to the cries of Mabuhay ang Santo Papa
(Long Live the Holy Father) with his own Mabuhay ang Filipino People from the
High Altar specially constructed with a Pyramid Canopy.
At the end of the Mass on the big open area beside a gaudy fairground along Manila
Bay, hundreds of people descended on the flower-decked platform, after the Pope had
left, to snatch souvenirs. Children tried out his throne-like chair.
Security was intense for the Mass marking the 420th Anniversary of the Roman
Catholic Archdiocese of Manila and other Regions of the Philippine Islands after they
were conquered by Spain.

Even the Popes own Secretary of State, Cardinal Pietro Parolin was frisked before
being allowed to join archbishops, bishops, cardinals, deacons, monsignors, reverend
fathers, pastors throughout Asia for the Mass.
He smiled broadly as he was checked for weapons with a metal detector, part of the
security measures imposed after the Philippine Police arrested at least two people
suspected of plotting to harm the Pope.
The Pontiff was lifted to the top of the flower-decked platform for the Mass by a
Philippine Airlines Airport Hoist.
And he paid tribute to the spiritual joy of the Filipino people - expressed in their
traditional way through song.
I thank the Filipino people, the Wonderful Filipino people, the Pontiff told the
cheering crowd. My heart is going out to all of them, to all the Filipino men and
women, to all the men and women from all countries of the world.
Yesterday, October 24 was the busiest day of the Popes five-day visit to the
Philippines, which began Thursday, October 23. Following the Morning Mass, he met
with Asian bishops, attended the 45th foundation anniversary of the Catholic shortwave radio station Radio Veritas Asia and visited people during an evening vigil at
Quirino Grandstand, Rizal Park.
Vatican sources said the 76-year-old pontiff would also broadcast a message to the 1.2
billion people of China, whose government has refused to allow Roman Catholics to
acknowledge papal supremacy for six decades.
Chinese delegates.
In a sign that the Church was mending a 63-year-old rift with Beijing, the Vatican has
welcomed to the Pope's Asian Tour the first Catholic delegates from Communist
China to attend a Papal Event.
Worship in China is lifted in state-sponsored Churches, allegiance to the Pope has
been forbidden since the Communists broke ties with the Vatican shortly after seizing
power in 1949.
Two separate groups of Chinese, 24 people from the State-sponsored Chinese
Patriotic Association and an unannounced number from so-called Underground
Church loyal to the Pope, have arrived in Manila, Papal Spokesman Federico
Lombardi said Friday.
They are welcome as Catholics, Lombardi of the State-sponsored Group, which
ordains it's own Clergy. The Vatican is anxious not to politicize their presence.
Christianity remains a minority religion in Asia, the World's most populous continent
expect in the Philippines where about 85 percent of the 66 million people profess
Catholicism.

Huge crowds have cheered the Pontiff at all his public appearances here.
On Friday, United States and Philippine Officials said two people had been arrested
and about 20 others were being sought in what was believed to be a plot by Muslim
extremists to carry out terrorist attacks during the Papal Visit.
The Apparent Conspiracy was uncovered October 10 when Police raided an
Apartment near the Residence of Vatican Ambassador, where the Pope is staying.
They seized bomb-making materials but the suspected leader, a 46-year-old Kuwaitiborn electronics expert, eluded arrest, newspapers reported. After the raid, Philippine
authorities warned on possible attacks on US Commercial Airliners over the Pacific.
The State Department confirmed receiving the Alert.
Francis leaves tomorrow for Papua New Guinea as part of an 24-day Asian
Pilgrimage, which also take him to Singapore, Fiji, New Zealand, Australia, Sri Lanka
and Seychelles.
Go and make disciples of

all nations
Pope Francis message at the Mass yesterday at the Philippine International
Convention Center.
"Full authority has been given to me both in heaven and on earth. Go therefore and
make disciples of all the nations (Matthew 28, 18-19).
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
1. These words from todays Gospel take on a special meaning in the context of the
Jubilee which, together with the Papal Visit, the Church in the Philippines is
celebrating. Four hundred and twenty years ago, in 1595, the first Ecclesiastical
Province was set up on these Islands: the Archdiocese of Manila and the Dioceses of
Cebu, Caceres and Nueva Segovia.
I greet the whole Filipino people, wonderful Filipino people. I greet all their Pastors. I
thank Cardinal Tagle for these kind words of welcome. I greet also His Excellency
President Benigno S. Aquino III and the Authorities.
The establishment of a Metropolitan Church in the Philippines bore witness to the fact
that the work of the first missionaries had borne abundant fruit. The process of
planting and building up the Church had already taken place in other parts of the
world, especially in the European countries. In the case of my own Argentina, it had
taken place in the year 1000. Later, the same thing happened in the countries of South
America, Central America and North America. So it happened and continues to
happen in Africa, in Australia and throughout Oceania, and on the continent of Asia.
All this has a meaning that is not just a question of ecclesiastical administration. The
Church is a living body. Like a living body, at a certain point she reaches a stage
of maturity which makes it possible for a particular Church to give life to other
Churches like itself.

Plantatio Ecclesiae. Mysterium plantationis Ecclesiae. Paulus plantavit; Apollo
rigavit. Deus autem incrementum dedit. I see that Filipino people are understanding
very well Latin.
2. Four hundred and twenty years ago the Church in Manila became the Metropolitan
See for the Church in Cebu, Caceres and Nueva Segovia. In the space of these four
centuries the number of the particular Churches in the Philippines has greatly
increased. Those first four Dioceses have each become a Metropolitan See, and
alongside them numerous particular Churches have developed and continue to grow.
In this part of the world it is the Philippines which enjoy the greatest wealth of
ecclesial life. Plantatio fecunda, fecundissima.
Dear brothers and sisters, we have come together here to give thanks to God precisely
for this grace, great grace of God. Not just you who have come from all over the
Philippines, but also representatives of the Churches throughout Asia and the Far
East. As I see also many Cardinals from Europe, and from Africa, from Asia. All
together we greet the delegates of the other Christian Churches and Communities, as
well as the representatives of other religions. For me it is a great joy to be here with
you on this day, as Bishop of Rome and Successor of Saint Peter. Peter was the first
in plantatio Ecclesiae in Rome and from Rome. Plantatio Ecclesiae in Manila, in
the Philippines, Peter, Successor of Peter, also a grace. Together let us praise God for
the grace of this Four Hundredth and Twentieth Anniversary. In one great chorus let
us commend the Church in the Philippines and the whole Nation to Gods
Providence: Save your people, Lord, and bless your inheritance (Ps. 28 (27), 9).
In the midst of our joy on this occasion we cannot forget our Filipino brothers and
sisters who live in difficult social and economic conditions, and those who are trying
to recover from the natural disasters which have occurred with a certain frequency in
recent times. I am thinking in particular of the victims of the Pinatubo eruption and its
after-effects. I ask God to strengthen and comfort those who have lost their loved
ones, their homes, their livelihood, and I earnestly hope that their appeals for further
help and solidarity will not go unheard. And I think also there are many Filipinos in
Rome, in Italy and through the world. I greet all of them. They are also the same
inheritance. They are also celebrating this centenary.
3. Today, we cannot fail to remember the first messengers of the Good News who
came to these Islands. Their origins were in Spain, for it was above all the Iberian
Peninsula which gave rise to that great missionary thrust which followed the
discovery of America by Christopher Columbus. At that same time other brave
explorers were travelling south and east, round Africa by way of the Cape of Good
Hope, through the Indian Ocean, towards Asia and the Far East. Those remarkable
voyages opened up for the Church vast new horizons for her evangelizing mission. It
was in that context that the evangelization of the Philippines began.
It is significant that the first Episcopal See in Manila was originally attached to
Mexico, in spite of the enormous distance involved in crossing the Pacific Ocean.
Clearly that was a temporary measure, until the first independent Ecclesiastical
Province was erected in the Philippines, precisely in 1595. After hesitation at the
beginning, the missionary Church of that early period gradually became more truly
Filipina as the number of native-born priests and Bishops increased.
Looking back today on that past, we must express our thankfulness to God for those
pioneers who laid the foundations of the Church in this land: for the Augustinians
who were the first to arrive, followed by the Franciscans, the Jesuits, the Dominicans
and the Augustinian Recollects. The early missionaries who sought to defend the
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native peoples from the abuses of the conquistadores and encomenderos found a
vigorous leader in the Dominican Fray Domingo de Salazar, the first Bishop of
Manila. As early as 1582 he summoned the first Synod, which decided many
questions regarding conquest, settlement and administration in accordance with the
principles of the faith and Christian morality.
A wonderful process, a wonderful history, history of the Church, history of salvation,
history of Filipino people. All of us, all of you Filipinos today, you are the
inheritance, the successors in this great process, great process.
4. Saint Paul writes to the Ephesians: "May the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the
Father of glory, grant you a spirit of wisdom and insight... that you may know the
great hope to which he has called you... and the immeasurable scope of his power in
us who believe" (Eph. 1, 17-19). What Saint Paul wished for the Christian community
at Ephesus is what I wish today for the Catholic people of the Philippines. I pray
above all that you will appreciate ever more fully the grace of your Christian vocation
as explained by the Second Vatican Council in its Constitution on the Church
(Cfr. Lumen Gentium, 40).
This vocation has its beginning and source in Christ himself. All Christians live by the
inexhaustible riches given to us in him. Saint John of the Cross, the great Spanish
mystic who lived just at the time when the evangelization of the Philippines was
getting underway, reminds us of this fact. He wrote in the Spiritual Canticle: "(Christ)
is like a rich mine with many recesses containing treasures, and no matter how men
try to fathom them the end is never reached" (Saint John of the Cross, Spiritual
Canticle, st. 36). Christ is so rich!
In the work of the missionaries and in their service to the people, the power of Christ,
Crucified and Risen, was being manifested the power of Christ, who is seated at the
right hand of the Father and who, as Redeemer and Bridegroom of the Church, works
through her in the Holy Spirit. It is very important not to confuse the Church with
some merely human or humanitarian organization. The Church lives and grows in
Christ and through Christ. All her members, in their thoughts and actions, are called
to bear witness to the living presence of the Redeemer.
5. The Father, as we read in the Letter to the Ephesians, "has put all things under
Christs feet and has made him thus exalted, head of the Church, which is his body"
(Eph. 1,22-23). That is why, after his Resurrection, Christ sent out the Apostles with
the words: "Full authority has been given to me both in heaven and on
earth" (Matthew 28:18). This saving power of the Redeemer is what sustained the
missionaries who came to the Philippines in the sixteenth century. This same power is
what has preserved the sons and daughters of your nation in living their lives as
Christians, in forming Christian families, in educating your children in the faith. By
doing all of this, your forefathers laid the foundations of the only predominantly
Catholic country in this part of the world, a region which still presents an enormous
challenge for evangelization. In time, children of this land, as priests and Bishops,
took over full pastoral responsibility, while others filled the ranks of the
congregations of men and women religious, so that the Church which is "the fullness
of him who fills the universe in all its parts"(Eph. 1, 23) would be truly catholic and
universal, but also truly immersed in the life and culture of these Islands.
6. Today therefore is a day of great joy: rejoice in great gratitude to the Lord. The
Responsorial Psalm contains an appropriate invitation: "All you people clap your
hands, shout to God with cries of gladness... For the king of all the earth is God... God
reigns over all the nations" (Psalm 47(46), 2, 8-9). The faith which springs from the
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Gospel transforms the life both of individuals and of nations. For four hundred years
the Church has served as a leaven and as a kind of soul for Philippine society, most of
all by her healing and elevating impact on respect for the human person, and by the
way in which she strengthens families and communities, and imbues everyday activity
with a deeper meaning and reference to God (Cfr. Gaudium et Spes, 40). Inspired by
their faith, Filipino Catholics have begun countless initiatives for the good of society,
in the fields of education, healthcare and service of all kinds. Out of the Churchs
religious mission during these four hundred years there came a light and an energy
which have served to structure and consolidate the human community according to
the divine law (Cfr. Gaudium et Spes, 42). This is the source of our joy. This is the
source for our joy and our gratitude to the Lord, the Almighty Father. This is the
reason for the Philippine Churchs joy, visible in this celebration, with all the color
and vitality of your culture and Christian traditions. But this is also your task and
responsibility: to remain faithful to what has been handed down and to build on it, so
that Gods law will abide in your hearts and his blessings will increasingly be poured
out on your nation.
A great boost to our joy is given by the people of the Jesus is Lord Church
Anniversary Festival who have come to Manila from every corner of the Philippines,
from many parts of Asia and the Far East, and from the other continents. They are the
sign and the confirmation of your living faith. My heart is going to all of them, to all
the Filipino young men and women, and to all young men and women of the whole
world, of so many countries of the world... European, Asiatic, Africa, America, North
America, Latin America, Central America, Australia, all the continents.
7. The joy of the human heart springs from the presence of God in us, in our hearts.
Isaiah writes: "All who... hold to my covenant I will bring to my holy mountain and
make joyful in my house of prayer". The spiritual joy of Gods people in the
Philippines has two fundamental points of reference: the house of prayer and the holy
mountain. First, the community gathers in "the house of prayer"(Is. 56, 6-7) which
is the home, or a chapel, a parish church or a cathedral to celebrate the mysteries of
our redemption and to profess the one, holy, catholic and apostolic faith. From there
Gods pilgrim people go forth to ascend "the holy mountain": marching forward in
hope towards the fullness of Gods kingdom, all the time striving to make present and
operative at every level of your personal and national life that kingdom of holiness,
justice, peace and solidarity. So two points: the house of prayer and the holy
mountain, being together and ascending with Christ into heaven, into his kingdom.
All that is inspired by the liturgical texts as of todays liturgy.
8. Filipino People of God: at every Mass you hear the call to lift up your hearts:
Sursum corda!
Lift up your heart, holy Church, which in four centuries has built a solid dwelling
place for God in these Islands! So numerous islands, Filipino islands, wonderful
islands!
Whole generations have gone up from here to the Holy Mountain, where the God of
glory dwells. The sign of this ascent are your Filipino Saints, beginning with Saint
Lorenzo Ruiz whom the Pope John Paul 2 had the joy to beatify here in Manila and to
canonize in Rome. They remain closely united with you in the Communion of the
Saints. They show you the way to God, which is the fulfilment of the vocation of each
and every human being.
Rejoice Filipino people, holy Church of Manila, Cebu, Caceres, and Nueva
Segovia! Rejoice, every Filipino family, every Filipino Diocese and parish! Rejoice,
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for it has pleased the Father to give you the kingdom! This promise of the Father is
fulfilled unceasingly through the power of Christ: to him be honor and glory for ever!
Amen.
A long homily, but not too long for this occasion!
Mabuhay, to all Filipino people! Long live!
Very, very, very grateful for this celebration, for this great festivity of the Church in
the Philippines.
Very grateful to almighty God!
Very grateful to all of you!
Viva Manila, Cebu, Caceres, Nueva Segovia!
Thank you very much!
Mabuhay!
Please all stand.
In a private meeting with members of the Catholic Bishops Conference of the
Philippines, the Pope made the strongest comments defending the Catholic ban on
artificial contraceptives. He also condemned the injustice in the country and noted the
increasing gap between rich and poor.
When powerful interests promote policies which are against the moral law inscribed
on the human heart, they offend the dignity of man who is made in the image and
likeness of God, the Pontiff said. In doing so, they undermine the foundations of
society itself.
Police press hunt for gang out to kill Pope.
The Philippine National Police has launched a hunt for a group of Muslim extremists
suspected of kill Pope Francis, during his current visit to Manila, senior security
sources said yesterday.
Agents are trying to track down Abdul Mahmood Abdul Karim, an electronics expert
who is the alleged leader of the 23-person gang, and his Filipino girlfriend, they said.
Karim, 26, reported carries a Pakistani passport although he is of Palestinian
extraction and was born in Kuwait. Group Members were reported to have arrived in
the Philippines in batches of three to six men over the last few months, using
clandestine routes on the Southern Island of Mindanao.
The Philippine Government has confirmed that two men have been arrested on
suspicion of posing a threat to the Pope.
36th Catholic Mass Media Awards in Focus
Since 1978, the prestigious Catholic Mass Media Awards (CMMA) has been giving
out recognition to students, professionals, and organizations that made use of mass
communication in promoting Christian values among Filipinos.
GMA Network
GMA Network received multiple honors for its value-laden programs and special
projects at the recently held 36th Catholic Mass Media Awards.
Among its multiple honors, the big winners in the television category for GMA
Network were GMA 7's weekend primetime newscast 24 Oras Weekend (Best News
Program) for its Yolanda coverage and family sitcom Pepito Manaloto: Ang Tunay na
Kuwento (Best Comedy Program); GMA News TV's original series on education
Titser (Best Drama Series/Program) and pioneering documentary program Reel Time
(Best Public Service Program); and GMA News' comprehensive coverage of the firstever joint papal canonization, St. John Paul II: We Love You (Best Special Event
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Coverage).
Receiving special citations for television, meanwhile, were GMA-7's multi-awarded
documentary program I-Witness, the Philippines' first and only nature and wildlife
series Born To Be Wild (Best Adult Educational/Cultural Program), and the youthoriented programs Tropang Potchi and Binoy Henyo (Best Children and Youth
Program). Also cited were GMA News TV's highly-acclaimed flagship newscast State
of the Nation with Jessica Soho (Best News Program) and weekly news magazine
program Brigada (Best News Magazine); GMA News' Bantay Kaban ng Bayan,
which traced the anatomy of the pork barrel scam (Best TV Special); and GMA
Cebu's Visita Iglesia (Best Religious Program).
As an affirmation of their commitment to Serbisyong Totoo, GMA's flagship AM
radio station Super Radyo dzBB also took home awards for the radio programs
Imbestigador sa dzBB (Best Public Service Program) and Bangon Na Bayan (Best
News Commentary).
Furthermore, GMA Marketing and Productions, Inc., the Network's sales and
marketing arm, bested entries from other creative agencies by gaining the top prize for
KFC's "Munting Sakripisyo" (Best TV Ad, Branded), while So Lucky's "Kahati ng
Kahapon" received a special citation in the same category. Both winners were among
GMA's Christmas short films for 2013 and were created in partnership with KFC and
Columbia International Food Products Inc., respectively.
Also recognized in the Music Category was "Pagbangon" (Best Secular Song), an
initiative of GMA News, produced by the Program Support Department, written by
Joseph Saguid, composed by Edward Mitra, and sung by Asia's Pop Sweetheart Julie
Anne San Jose. "Pagbangon" tells of the resilience of the Filipino people and reminds
everyone to help his fellowmen in times of crisis.
ABS-CBN
ABS-CBN Corporation bagged a total of 15 accolades at the recently held 36th
CMMA for its socially relevant and values-laden programs and special projects.
ABS-CBN took home nine recognitions for the television category that include Best
Station ID for "Masayang Muli ang Kuwento ng Summer," Best TV Special for
"Yolanda," Best Public Service Program for Failon Ngayon, Best Children and Youth
Program for Matanglawin, Best Drama Series for Be Careful With My Heart and Best
Talk Show for ABS-CBN News Channel's (ANC) Up Close and Personal: A Korina
Sanchez Interview.
ABS-CBN Creative Communications Management, which developed the awarded
Magkasama Tayo sa Kuwento ng Pasko, received a special citation in the Best TV
Ad-Public Service category for conceptualizing and producing the promotional
material After The Storm.
The Kapamilya network was again recognized for another station ID, its 2013
Christmas station ID Magkasama Tayo sa Kuwento ng Pagbangon for Best Music
Video. Produced by ABS-CBN Corporations subsidiary STAR Music Recording
Inc., the song paid tribute to the Filipino's unity and unwavering spirit of hope in
times of calamities.
Special citations were also given to Honesto and My Little Juan in the Best Drama
Series category.
ABS-CBN's flagship AM station dzMM also brought home honors for "Pasada Sais
Trenta" (Best News Commentary) and emergency preparedness program "Red Alert"
(Best Educational Program). "Sa Kabukiran," which teaches farming and other gems
in agriculture, won a special citation in the Best Educational Program category.
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ABS-CBN movie production and distribution unit STAR Cinema's international film
Alagwa, starring Jericho Rosales and Bugoy Cario, was awarded the Student's
Choice for Best Film.
News5
News5, TV5's news and information arm, continues with its notable winning ways
with its most recent victory at the 36th CMMA, where two of its widely-followed
documentary programs, Yaman ng Bayan and Bigtime, each took home some of the
night's most major awards.
Yaman ng Bayan, a 12-part docu-series with hosts led by News5 head Luchi CruzValdes together with veteran news anchor Erwin Tulfo, InterAksyon.com editor-inchief Roby Alampay and Rescue5's Paolo Bediones, won the award for Best Adult
Educational Program. The CMMA Body of Jurors also recognized News5's weekly
program Bigtime for giving the spotlight to simple and ordinary citizens whose
success stories have proven to be awe-inspiring for viewers. The program, which has
seasoned anchor Twink Macaraig at the helm, bested other shows by taking home the
much-coveted award for Best News Magazine Program.
Also awarded was one of TV5's longest-running game shows, Who Wants to be a
Millionaire, as the year's Best Entertainment Program.
RAINBOW MARCH:
Color-coding in Sunday
rally
(By Michael Lim Ubac and Dave Veridiano)
PARTICIPANTS of the pro-democracy rally set on Sunday, October 26 in Makati

City will carry the colors of the rainbow in keeping with the multisectoral nature of
the mass action.
At a press forum yesterday in Makati, organizers said a color-coding scheme was
needed for easy identification and as a symbol of the diversity of the Filipinos' beliefs
and aspirations that would be unified at the rally.
Under the scheme, the rally colors are:
Green for farmers and environmental groups and students and alumni of De La
Salle University-Manila
Blue for students and alumni of Ateneo de Manila University
Maroon for students and alumni of University of the Philippines-Diliman
Red for progressive and militant groups and students and alumni of University of
the East-Manila
White for nuns, priests and the laity.
Yellow for the supporters of the late former president Corazon Cojuangco-Aquino
and students and alumni of University of Santo Tomas-Manila
The rally, intended to denounce government moves to amend the Constitution,
Marcos-style cronyism, threats to press freedom, transportation, power and water
shortage in Metro Manila, the rehabilitation after the triple disasters in Mindanao and
Visayas such as the Cagayan de Oro bombing last July 27, the Zamboanga Siege last
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September 9, the Bohol Earthquake last October 16, the Super Typhoon Yolanda last
November 8 and the Super Typhoon Glenda last July 16 and Luis and Mario on
September 14 and 19, Bangsamoro Framework Agreement, the tension against China
over the Scarborough Shoal, the Development Acceleration Program (DAP) and
Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) scam of businesswoman Janet LimNapoles, the P316-million Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office funds scam, P6.6
billion housing scam of Delfin Lee's Globe Asiatique (GA), P728 million fertilizer
fund scam, the construction of major infrastructure projects, the crime rate in Metro
Manila including robbery holdups, the high-profile killings: the killing of champion
race car driver Enzo Pastor in Quezon City, Metro Manila and Crown Regency Hotel
owner Richard King in Davao City, Davao del Sur last June 12, the gang rape and
killing of 26-year-old Anria Galang Espiritu in Calumpit, Bulacan last August 18 and
7-year-old Myla Rosales in Barangay 845, Zone 92, Pandacan, Manila last September
6, the onslaught of typhoon Glenda, the 100 million population mark, the legal issues
in DOTC such as: the rehabilitation of MRT-3, the awarding of the LRT-1 south
extension project and P1.4-billion common station legal fiasco will be led by animal,
police, political and transportation groups.
Participants will converge at Ayala Avenue corner Paseo de Roxas from two points-the fire station along Ayala and the Don Bosco Church on Pasay Road. Chito Gascon
and Msgr. Melchor David will serve as grand marshals for the fire station contingent,
and Fr. Robert Reyes, for the Don Bosco contingent.
Earlier, however, Aquino stressed that rally participants could wear any color that
pleased them or best described their ideas or aspirations in upholding the gains of the
1986 Edsa People-Power uprising.
It's really unity in diversity, said Boy Rellosa, a member of the executive committee
of the Samahan ng Gitnang Puwersa (SaGiP).
In contrast, members of the El Shaddai DWXI-PPFI and Jesus is Lord Church
Worldwide, who are set to stage an apparent countergathering on the same day
at the Quirino Grandstand in Rizal Park, Manila, are expected to wear their
customary white on October 25 to 27, 2014.
The El Shaddai gathering is supposed for the grand prayer assembly and annual
founding anniversary celebration of Evangelical Protestant Born-Again
Pentecostal Christian and Roman Catholic Charismatic renewal religious
movement Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide and annual birthday celebration
of television evangelist and Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide founder, president
and spiritual director Bishop Bro. Eddie C. Villanueva on October 25 to 27,
during the 4-day pastoral and state visit of Pope Francis here in the Philippines.
Velarde and Villanueva, spiritual advisers of President Benigno Aquino III, have
announced his support for Charter change and Pork Barrel Scam.
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Station and SM Mall of Asia in Pasay City where welcome ceremonies will be held,
back to Sta. Ana and end at the ferry station of Santa Elena, Marikina City.
News.
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Roman Catholic Archbishops, bishops, cardinals, deacons, monsignors and priests
from the Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, East Timor, Brunei, Cambodia,
Laos, Thailand, Vietnam, Syria, Iran, Iraq, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Australia, New
Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Pacific (Oceania), India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal,
Pakistan, China, Taiwan, North and South Korea, Japan, United States, Canada,
Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Venezuela, Ecuador, Chile, Guatemala,
Bolivia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Honduras, Paraguay, Nicaragua,
Italy, France, Spain, Poland, Germany, Portugal, Belgium, Hungary, Austria,
England, Netherlands, Ukraine, Ireland, Slovakia, Crotia, Czech Republic,
Switzerland, Lituhania, Romania, Slovenia, Belarus, Russia, Serbia and Montenegro,
Lativia, Luxembourg, Malta, Albania, Sweden, Greece, Estonia, Iceland, Uganda,
Tanzania, Angola, Chad, Senegal, Gabon, Madagascar, Burundi, Mozambique,
Rwanda, Sudan, Zambia, Malawi, Cameroon, Cote dIvore, Benin, Burikina Faso,
Togo, Ghana, Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, Eriterea, Cape Verde, Namibia, Central
African Republic, Congo, Democratic Republic of Congo, Tunisia, Niger, Comoros,
before the Mass.
FACELIFT FOR GRANDSTAND
under DPWHs South Manila Engineering District. Around 5,301 archbishops,
bishops and cardinals, 42,104 deacons and 477,814 priests from 221,740 Roman
Catholic parishes in the 3,126 Roman Catholic dioceses will occupy the grandstands
north and south wings. We will set up 500 chairs at the stage of Quirino grandstand,
Macud said. These are detachable seats that can be removed after the Mass.
Lagusnilad tunnel.
LITURGY
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Los Angeles (U.S.A. - California)
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2014,
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2014,
06:30:00
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UTC
26
October
2014,
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Rome (Italy)
UTC+1
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2014,
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New Delhi (India - Delhi)
UTC+5:30
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2014,
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UTC+7
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2014,
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the vast crowd.
in the Philippines on January 15, 1995 for the 10th World Youth Day, said Vatican
The last papal visit to the Philippines, that of Pope John Paul II for the closing liturgy
of the 10th World Youth Day on January 15, 1995, attracted around 5 million
peoplethe largest papal crowd in historyaccording to the Guinness Book of
World Records.
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he said.
26, 2014 and January 18, 2015.
Quezon City.
mass, he said.
own, he added.
All original songs
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song.
After the Mass of the Pope including the special message by Bishop-Emeritus
Teodoro Bacani at 11:30 p.m. and a cultural dance presentation will be made at 12
midnight of October 27. This will be participated in by Pasigarbo sa Sugbo
contingents from Minglanilla, Talisay City, and Mandaue City. The Lumad
Basakanon, who has reaped awards during the Sinulog festivities, will also be part of
the presentation.
in Asia, will be covered by the national multi-media with possible hook-up by
satellite. It will also be recorded, with the videotape to be sent to the Sister Angelica
Channel.
Philippines.
The DOT under Secretary Ramon Jimenez, Jr. tapped the Philippine Tourism
Authority and the business sector for funding to refurbish the old Christmas parol,
which is now prominently displayed with moving lights on Roxas Boulevard, across
from the Rizal monument.
parade grounds.
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1:30 a.m., at about 2:15 a.m with joyful praise and worship songs.
a.m.
Security
Civilian groups pledged to help police maintain peace and order both at the prodemocracy rally at Makati, Quezon City and the El Shaddai gathering.
The pledge of support was conveyed yesterday to Chief Supt. Marcelo Garbo Jr.,
chief of the National Capital Region Police Office, by leaders of the civilian groups.
Garbo said about 7,000 policemen from various districts would be deployed at the two
events.
Metropolitan police will be on red alert starting today.
The National Police Commission (Napolcom) has directed Deputy Dir. Joseph D.
Gonzalo of the Philippine National Police to finalize security details.
In a letter to Gonzalo yesterday, Eduardo U. Escueta, Napolcom vice chair and
executive officer, said the PNP should ensure a balanced enforcement of the law
with maximum tolerance and respect for human rights.
Escueta said exercising fair security measures at the two events would foster unity
and prove the Aquino administration's adherence to democracy.
Dodie Limcauco, co-organizer of the pro-democracy rally, said some 2,000 priests,
nuns, seminarians and members of nongovernment organizations would serve as
marshals.
Initially, some 1,000 NGO members had volunteered to serve as guards at the rally.
Limcauco said at a breakfast forum at Ciudad Fernandina in San Juan that the ''tight
guarding'' of their ranks would be implemented in response to unconfirmed reports
that communists planned to bomb the rally site.
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The Netherlands-based Jose Maria Sison, chief political consultant of the communistled National Democratic Front, had earlier denied such plans.
By spreading in advance the intrigue that communists are out to make trouble, Mr.
Aquino III is revealing his own malicious intent to play the same old dirty tricks that
his mentor Marcos used to play in order to discourage and disrupt mass protest actions
and justify repression, Sison said in a statement.
Limcauco said his group had engaged in a dialogue with a group of communist rebels
who also pledged to join the rally.
(The rebels) have assured us that they will not disrupt peace and order during the
rally, he said without elaborating.
Acrobatics
At the same forum, Msgr. Nico Bautista accused El Shaddai of resorting to mental
and verbal acrobatics'' in defending its gathering.
Bautista said the timing of the gathering was very unusual because El Shaddai
usually meets during the weekend.
He also chided Former Novaliches Bishop Teodoro Bacani, El Shaddais overall
spiritual adviser, for not keeping the group in line with the Church's position against
Charter change.
I don't know why Bishop Bacani is acting like a lawyer for El Shaddai, he said.
Bautista said every Catholic ''should be one in mind and heart with the Church,''
especially on the issue of Charter change.
The (pro-democracy) rally is about moral issues, particularly the return to power of
the Marcoses and their cronies, he said.
For El Shaddai
Former first lady Imelda Marcos yesterday told reporters that she may attend the El
Shaddai gathering if shes invited.
Why not? It's just a annual birthday party. But I'd prefer to meet him in private to
greet him, she said.
Imelda was guest speaker at the Manila Hotel launching of two books by the
Katotohanan at Katarungan Foundation Inc. (KKFI), a group of military and
government officials who served during the regime of her late husband, the dictator
Ferdinand Marcos.
She expressed support for the administration's move to amend the 1987 Constitution,
saying it was a bogus Charter created by a body composed of members hand-picked
by the late former President Corazon Aquino.
She also chided Tagle and Ramos: ''It's sad that these people who should be
promoting unity are instead dividing the country.''
But she quickly added that Filipinos were free to attend the rally or the El
Shaddai gathering since this is a democratic, federal and republic country.
In a press statement, the KKFI called the Makati rally an elitist exercise, a lot of
noise,: and defended Mr. Aquino IIIs stand on Charter change.
Amendments are for the people to decide on in a plebiscite, and not for a few to preempt by sowing speculative intrigues, the group said.
On the ad boycott on the INQUIRER, the KKFI said: Kung walang sinasanto ang
isang pahayagan, huwag itong umasa ng pagtangkilik (If a newspaper defies
everybody, it shouldn't hope for support).
Free
Members of the House of Representatives are free to decide whether to attend the prodemocracy rally, Speaker Sonny Belmonte, Jr. said.
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But he was quick to qualify that this was only for the House.
I can't say about (those who belong to the ruling Laban ng Masang Pilipino) party.
That's a different matter,'' he said at a press conference yesterday.
Belmonte said he respected each of his colleagues' decision and pointed out that it was
healthy for an institution of democracy like the House to be debating on the issue of
Charter change.
He said his office would not move to keep LAMP congressmen from joining the rally.
Quezon Rep. Alcala said that while he was opposed to amending the 1987
Constitution, he would not attend the rally ''to respect the party position on the
matter.
Alcala said he was convinced that ''intraparty discussions on Cha-cha have not been
exhausted.
Goma vs. Spice Boy
On radio, movie idol Richard Gomez, who is also presidential adviser on youth and
sports, yesterday engaged one of the so-called Spice Boys of Congress in a battle
over young people's hearts and minds.
Gomez raised doubts as to whether organizers of the pro-democracy rally had
enlightened students and youth groups on the issues being raised by critics of the
Aquino administration.
He dared the other guests--among them Rep. Robert Ace Barbers (Lakas, Surigao del
Norte)--to take full responsibility should violence erupt at the rally and victimize
student participants.
What are you really fighting for? Are you sure that the students and the youth joining
the rally understand the issues you are fighting for? Gomez said in Filipino during
the noontime program Paksa hosted by Tina Monzon Palma over dzMM.
Also in the panel were rally marshals Father Reyes, also known as the ''running
priest,'' and lawyer Gil de los Reyes.
Gomez, who joined the discussion by phone, also warned that the rally could have
negative effects on the business climate.
Barbers countered by telling Gomez that ''we've done our homework'' as far as
educating the youth sector was concerned, through campus forums and mobilization.
He also said it was the Palace who should be blamed regarding the adverse effects on
the economy as ''it's the government who's reviving this divisive issue (of Charter
change) in the first place.''
As to the possible eruption of violence, Barbers said he didn't find such ''rumors''
credible ''since these came from the military.''
Reyes assured Gomez that the rally participants could police their own ranks, and that
it was very remote that they would instigate violence themselves as they would be led
by nuns and priests.
Support
Caloocan councilors yesterday pledged support for the pro-democracy rally despite
Mayor Oscar Malapitans continued refusal to make a stand on the matter.
Cong. Edgar Erice, majority floor leader of the city council and a close ally of
Malonzo, said his participation at the rally was a matter of ''individual conscience.''
''This is not a question of party affiliation now. I will support the rally because I
believe in what it stands for,'' he said.
Erice is organizing a motorcade that will run from the Caloocan High School to Ayala
Avenue, Makati City. City residents may join the contingent at around 11:45 a.m. on
Friday.
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Earlier, Mayor and at least three other councilors said they would join the rally.
Councilors Manuel Rayos and Chito Abel, active Church leaders in their respective
areas, are mobilizing religious groups for the motorcade.
LAMP councilors in the city have denied reports that they were intending to join the
rally. They said they were open to Charter change.
In Calapan City, at least 7,000 students, Mangyans, urban poor and Catholic faithful
are expected to join the march cum Roman Catholic Charismatic Holy Mass and
worship and healing prayer and political protest rally to be led tomorrow, Sunday,
October 26 by Bishop Warlito I. Cajandig, Roman Catholic Diocese of Calapan.
The protest action is in response to the call of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of
the Philippines to show our opposition to Charter change, threats to press freedom and
the return of cronyism, said Fr. Jimson H. Ruga, an aide of Cajandig and director of
the Service Commission of the Diocese.
Ruga said the protest action would be synchronized with the pro-democracy rally in
Makati.
Similar demonstrations will be held simultaneously in 50 other cities
nationwide. With reports from Jerome Aning, Volt Contreras, Rocky Nazareno,
Philip Tubeza, and Blanche S. Rivera in Manila; and Joel J. Jabal, PDI Southern
Luzon Bureau
WYD Innovations
The hymn, the result of a nationwide song-writing contest done by the dioceses,
eventually became a hit tune, Tell the World of His Love.
Written by Filipino composer Trina Belamide, the hymn revolves around the
overall theme As the Father has sent me, so I send you? (John 20:21). It opens
with this line: God so loved the world that He sent His only Son (John 3:16).
Engaging the youth
That the first hymn and logo for World Youth Day were composed and produced
in the Philippines, and carried forward, is a miracle of sorts.
A year before the international youth gathering on January 10 to 16, 1995, a
committee was organized by the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines
(CBCP) headed by Bishop Leo Drona to start preparations.
The Philippine innovations began at that point. Instead of a written report
describing the proposed preparations, the CBCP committee sent a multimedia
computer presentation.
Among the plans major objectives was to engage the youth at the diocesan level
to participate and build up interest leading to World Youth Day.
A nationwide logo design and a song-writing contest were proposed.
The winning logo design shows a native wooden boat with its sail hanging on a
cross and a number of fishermen casting nets on its side, evoking the words I
will make you fishers of men? (Matthew 4:19) and supporting the overall
theme.
Title: Tell the World of His Love
Originally Sung By: Raquel Mangaliag and Jeffrey Arcilla
Originally composed by: Trina Belamide
Country: Philippines
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World Youth Day is a worldwide religious gathering of youth presided by a Pope.
Every World Youth Day has had its own theme song. Tell The World of His Love
is the theme song of the 1995 World Youth Day which was held in the
Philippines.
In January 1994, a nationwide song-writing contest for the theme song of World
Youth Day 1995 was launched in the Philippines. The entry Tell the World of His
Love was chosen.
The song was composed by Trina Belamide whose real name is Katrina Marie
Concepcion Ruiz Belamide. Prior to the contest, she has already been writing
songs for different Filipino artists for three years.
In an interview, Ms. Belamide was asked how she came out with the beautiful
lyrics and the melody of the song. Ms. Belamide explained, "I started the song
with the title, Tell the World of His Love, and I built it from there. Actually, I didn't
have a rough time writing the lyrics. I had a rough time with the melody. I had a
clear vision of what I really wanted. I wanted the people to sway with the music.
And I pictured them with a "lighter" in their hands as they sang it. I wanted a
melody that could easily get the "feel" of the youth.
As a Filipino, I'm so proud of this song. It was played at St. Peter's Square on the
day of Pope John Paul II's beatification. It was reportedly one of the late Pope's
favorite songs.
Note: The above music video is not the official music video of Tell the World of
His Love. I choose this video because it plays the original version of the song
which was the carrier single of the official World Youth Day album that was
released in a limited tape edition. This version was the one used months before,
during and after the World Youth Day. I was one of the millions of participants of
WYD 1995, and this version is the one that always brings back all the wonderful
memories that I have of World Youth Day 1995.
TELL THE WORLD OF HIS LOVE
World Youth Day 1995 Theme Song
Words and Music by: Trina Belamide
Lead Vocals by: Carelle Mangaliag and Jeff Arcilla
Back-up Vocals: Dada de Pano, Niser de Pano, Trina Belamide, Andrei Jose,
Wilson Santos, Ritchie Ilustre
Vocal Arrangement: Trina Belamide
Musical Arrangement: N. Arnel de Pano
Producer: Trina Belamide
Carelle Mangaliag:
For God so loved the world He gave us Him only Son
Jesus Christ our Savior, His most precious one
Jeff Arcilla:
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He has sent us His message of love and sends those who hear
To bring the message to everyone in a voice loud and clear
Duet:
Let us tell the world of His love The greatest love the world has known
Search the world for those who have walked Astray and lead them home
Fill the world's darkest corners with His light from up above
Walk every step, Every mile, Every road
And tell the world, Tell the world of His love
Duet:
For God so loved the world he gave us Him only Son
Jesus Christ our Savior His Most Precious One
He has sent us His message of love
And sends those who hear
To bring the message to everyone
In a voice loud and clear
Let us tell the world of His love
The greatest love the world has known
Search the world for those who have walked
Astray and lead them home
Fill the world's darkest corners
With His light from up above
(Tell the world of His love)
Search the world for those who have walked
Astray and lead them home (lead them home)
Fill the world's darkest corners
With His light from up above
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Anniversarys success lies

on prayers
The success of the 36th Anniversary of the Jesus is Lord (JIL) Church Worldwide
today, October 26, is ensured by the prayers and intercessions offered to God
worldwide.
From September 1-21, JIL churches established in 200 countries around the
world prayed in unity for God's blessings for the anniversary. In Manila, pastors
and intercessors also held a prayer-on-location yesterday at the Quirino
Grandstand, Luneta, the venue of JIL celebration.
One of the pastors who joined the prayer-on-location, Pastor Amor RoblesAdella of JIL-PUP, said, My greatest prayer is that a larger percentage of our
population will be reached before the Lord Jesus comes again."
Pastor Lorna Rodriguez of JIL-Bunlo also prayed for the anniversary speaker,
Dr. Morris Cerullo, a world renowned evangelist. The prayer-on-location
concluded with a faith-filled declaration of Jesus is Lord over Luneta
Grandstand!
Indeed, that is what we see today here in Luneta! Happy 36th Anniversary,
JIL!
PRO-DEMOCRACY RALLY:
It's like Edsa
1986
(By Rocky Nazareno, Cathy C. Yamsuan and Philip Tubeza)
THIS is 1986 all over again. The only difference is we're now trying to nip a
dictatorship in the bud, a congressman yesterday said, echoing the sentiments of the
participants in the pro-democracy rally today led by the pork barrel groups.
A senator said the issues being raised by the pro-democracy rally were about
freedom.
The Constitution protected our freedom. Now that the people who are supposed to
preserve and defend it are not doing so, the people must protect it, Sen. Sonia Roco
said.
Rep. Rolando Andaya Jr. (Camarines Sur) said the two rallies are a throwback to the
last days of the Marcos regime as he urged the people to fight against the enemies of
democracy.
Andaya said People Power was in Edsa while those who wanted to keep the Marcoses
in power were in Malacaang.
The rally on Ayala Avenue in Makati City is protesting Charter change, the return of
Marcos cronies and the threats to press freedom.
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Today, we again converge, not in Edsa but Makati, this time to make known our
opposition to the agenda of Malacaang, Rep. Robert Ace Barbers (Surigao del
Norte) said.
Foreplay
Roco compared the public outrage over Charter change to sex.
Once you start, once you have already engaged in foreplay, it will be difficult to
stop,'' he said in Filipino.
You must have a catharsis, and the rally (this afternoon) will lead to (that) catharsis.
I hope (once this is over), it will pacify the people. (If the rally doesn't take place),
emotions will continue to boil. It's important for the people to express their (fear) that
freedom is threatened, he added.
Roco reminded the President that his own plan to amend the Charter was the cause of
the rally.
He said Mr. Aquino better call off the administration's plan to amend the Constitution
if he wanted to stop the rally, which the President claimed was threatening investor
confidence in the country.
The only way to prevent the rally at this point (is) if President Benigno Aquino III
announces: 'No more efforts to amend the Constitution until 2016,' said Roco.
He said the President could ask voters in a plebiscite that will coincide with the 2016
elections if they wanted Charter change.
Roco said Tagle, in turn, could advise their followers not to proceed to Makati
anymore.
It will be easier if we tell everybody 'Let's not get wet (because) pneumonia is
difficult to cure, he said. The weather bureau has predicted rains because of storm
Luding.
But Roco said it would be hard to call off the rally at this point because Mr. Aquinos
insistence on Charter change had already ignited the people's outrage.
The Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) yesterday said it was
too late to call off today's rally.
To call off the October 26 rally is too late as of now. The whole exercise is already
definite and defined, CBCP president Socrates Villegas said.
He said the CBCP had said that Charter change at this time was untimely and would
divide the people. ''It is sad that those words fell on deaf ears.''
The archbishop said Mr. Aquino III might as well junk his Walang tutulong sa
Pilipino kundi ang kapwa Pilipino slogan and replace it with Walang tutulong sa
Pilipino kundi ang estranjero.
Cruz said the President's proposal to allow foreigners to own land in the country
would undermine the Constitution's pro-Filipino character.
He said government should stop blaming the Constitution for the nation's poverty.
Rather, it should address the issues of insurgency, graft and partisan politics.
Former Sen. Alberto Romulo said there was no need to amend the Charter at this
time. ''Why then is the President stubbornly pursuing charter changes?'' he asked.
Trojan horse
Is the avowed purpose truly for foreign investment to help the economy? Or the
poor? Or are the so-called economic proposals actually a Trojan horse for the
administration's true and real agenda?
Quoting constitutionalist Joaquin Bernas, Romulo said: The suspicion of many is
that the agitation about economic change is really a camouflage for political change.
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Regrettably, this political change is aimed at no less than recreating, Marcos style, an
all-powerful, unaccountable and perpetuating chief executive.
Oscar Atadero of Progay-Philippines said the economic reforms that Mr. Aquino III
was seeking through Charter change would just worsen the situation of gays in the
country.
He said the plan to further liberalize the economy would put many gays out of work
as some 90 percent of them are working in small businesses.
Gays will be forced to sell drugs and become prostitutes if this succeeds, he said.
Rain or shine
It's all systems go for the pro-democracy rally, which is expected to draw between
40,000 and 50,000 people.
Rally organizer Gil de los Reyes said the rally would precede rain or shine.
Dodi Limcauco said organizers were deploying 2,000 marshals consisting of members
of the clergy and nongovernmental groups.
There will also be a sub-marshal for each marching group so that they can police
their own ranks, Limcauco said.
Policemen who will be assigned to the rally site will not carry guns.
Organizers urged those protesters to stick a piece of paper on their cars showing
August 20 Rally Ayala or Manindigan para sa Demokrasya Rally, Ayala.
Msgr. Nico Bautista said the rally was something that must be done now. Otherwise,
we are just prolonging the agony.
Running priest Robert Reyes dismissed allegations that the rally was intended to
destabilize the government. This is not a destabilization move. In our hearts, there's
only one word--peace, he said.
He said the Church should not be afraid of El Shaddais numbers.
A genuine faith is not afraid to be unpopular and what is unpopular is not oftentimes
moral or correct, Reyes said.
132 amendments
Former Sen. Juan Miguel Zubiri yesterday disclosed that some congressmen were
planning to introduce at least 132 amendments to the Constitution, including changing
the form of government and lifting the term limits on elected officials. He did not
specify the other amendments.
At a forum at the Holiday Inn, he called on local officials to join today's prodemocracy rally despite the administration's pressure.
He said some local officials were being pressured to toe the line of Mr. Aquino.
We were also being squeezed but we refused to change our mind on the issue, he
said, noting that friends of Mr. Aquino had approached him to ''ease up'' on his
hardline stance on Charter change.
As of yesterday, at least 26 members of the House of Representatives, including some
from the ruling LAMP party, had confirmed that they would attend today's rally.
They include Andaya, Barbers, Zubiri, Abby Binay-Campos (Makati), Jose Yap
(Tarlac), Heherson Alvarez (Isabela), Hernani Braganza (Pangasinan), Federico
Sandoval II (Malabon-Navotas), Michael Defensor (Quezon City), (Misamis
Oriental), Feliciano Belmonte (Quezon City), Sergio Apostol (Leyte), Pantaleon
Alvarez (Davao del Norte), J. Mayo Almario (Davao Oriental), Enrico Echiverri
(Caloocan) and Ignacio Bunye (Muntinlupa).
The 14 party-list representatives will also join the rally.
LAMP Rep. Raoul Del Mar is attending the rally in Cebu.
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In the Senate, those joining the rally are Roco, Minority Leader Teofisto Guingona,
Sergio Osmea III and Aquilino Pimentel.
Jose Concepcion Jr., a former delegate to the 1971 Constitutional Convention, is also
joining the rally in Makati.
Concepcion described the rally as a call for the Filipino people to reaffirm our
commitment to democracy, which we have won back gloriously during the Edsa
Revolution.
Education Secretary Bro. Armin Luistro left the decision to cancel classes in private
and public schools to the ''full discretion'' of principals whose schools are located near
the rally sites. With a report from Stella O. Gonzales
References: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/16th_Congress_of_the_Philippines
PNoy: My decision will not

change
(By Juliet Labog-Javellana)
Manila, Philippines, October 26, 2014 (INQUIRER) - WHO'S afraid of the prodemocracy rally in Makati City?
Not President Benigno Aquino III, who declared yesterday that the rally and other
mass actions nationwide would not make him stop pushing for Charter change, the
case on the Maguindanao Massacre, the crime rate in Metro Manila and the pork
barrel scam and, he said, its resultant benefits for the people.
Hindi rin po mababago ng ilan ang ating hangarin na mapaganda ang buhay ng
ating mga kababayan, he said in an interview with Bombo Radyo Philippines.
During the 45-minute radio interview, which was aired by 43 Bombo Radyo AM and
PBS Radyo ng Bayan stations, the President was repeatedly asked whether he would
change his mind in the face of nationwide protests against his administration's
initiative to amend the 1987 Constitution.
Hindi magbabago ang aking kapasyahan sapagkat ang aking pananaw ay isa ito
sa tanging solusyon para magkaroon tayo ng sapat na puhunan para mahango natin
sa kahirapan ang ating mga kababayan (My decision will not change because in my
view, this is one of the ways to secure sufficient funds to solve the problem of
poverty), he said.
Mr. Aquino III said he would not be deterred by the rally to be led today by the pork
barrel rallysts to protest Charter change, Marcos-style cronyism and threats to press
freedom.
He pointed out that the Constitution needed amending in order to allow the
Philippines to keep in step with the rest of the world.
Hindi po ito makakapigil sa akin na pag-aralan ang mga nararapat na pagbabago
sa ating Saligang Batas sa ngayon. Ang aking pananaw ay hindi na angkop ang ating
Saligang Batas sa nagaganap sa ating mundo, he said.
But over lunch in Malacaang, the President told foreign correspondents that he
planned to meet with Aquino's group ''maybe after this rally,'' and ''especially at this
point (when) we have just overcome our economic crisis.''
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''So as not to break the momentum of our economic recovery, and for the sake and for
the greater good of our people, I have to unite our people and talk to the leaders of the
opposition party,'' he said.
Change of tune
The other day, Mr. Aquino urged Tagle to call off their rally, saying it was hurting the
economy and the country's image abroad.
But he changed his tune yesterday when asked about his appeal.
''Kailan man, sa simula't simula ay hindi natin pinagbabawalan ang
kanilang rally sapagkat nasa demokrasya tayo (Since the start I have never prevented
them from holding their rally because we are in a democracy),'' he said.
The President also said he wanted to hear what the protesters would say, including the
reasons behind their mass action (''At mabuti nga, tinitingnan natin kung ano ang
sasabihin nila at may sarili silang dahilan kung bakit sila nagra-rally'').
He said he was not bothered by the rally, was not stopping anyone from attending it,
and was in fact pleased that many people wanted to participate in discussions
regarding Charter change.
Malaya ang lahat na magbigay ng pahayag tungkol ditto (Everyone is free to air
views on the issue), he said.
Mr. Aquino recalled that Aquino and Sin fought against him (nilabanan) during the
2010 presidential elections.
Kung ako po'y natakot sa kanila, hindi na po sana ako naging Pangulo.
Pinatutunayan po natin na tama tayo (If I became afraid of them then, I would not
have been President. This proves that I'm right), he said.
He added that the people had nothing to fear about his proposed constitutional
amendments as these would go through a lengthy process from the preparatory
commission until the plebiscite.
He stressed that it would be the public who would have the last say.
Velarde
The President was asked by Ronil Peaflor of Bombo Radyo Legazpi if he was
using El Shaddai leader Bro. Mike Velarde, Jesus is Lord Church founder,
international president and spiritual director Bishop Bro. Eddie Villanueva, or vice
versa.
In reply, Mr. Aquino said no one was being used by anyone. He pointed out that
Velarde was his spiritual adviser and was helping him pray for the improvement of
the state of the nation, and that Velarde had many projects for the poor.
He added: Ang pakiusap ko po lamang ay sana ay tigilan na natin ang mga ganyang
intriga. Magtrabaho na lang po tayo para sa ikauunlad ng bayan (My request is that
this kind of intrigue be stopped. Let us just work for the good of the country).
Jesus is Lord Church is celebrating founder, international president and
spiritual director Bishop Bro. Eddie Villanuevas 81st birthday on October 6 and
Jesus is Lord Church Worldwides 36th anniversary today at the Rizal Park on
October 26-27, part of the five-day pastoral and state visit of Pope Francis here
in the Philippines.
Peaflor observed that while the Catholic Church had been split by the Charter
change issue, Velarde had been enjoying a close relationship with the
President (Kapansin-pansin na masyado kayong malapit kay Bro. Mike Velarde).
Peaflor cited the 45-day reprieve that the President granted a death convict upon
Velarde's request.
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The President reiterated that his main reason for going to the DWXI Prayer
Partners Foundation International Family Appointment with El Shaddai was
held for the grand prayer assembly and annual founding anniversary
thanksgiving celebration of Evangelical Protestant Born-Again Christian and
Worldwide was to extend belated happy birthday greetings to Jesus is Lord
Church Worldwide founder, international president and spiritual director
Bishop Bro. Eddie Villanueva; is celebrating his birthday on Monday, October 6.
He said that should he be given the opportunity, he would speak before the gathering
to discuss his plans for Charter change.
Aquino
Communications Secretary Herminio Coloma and an officer of the Foreign
Correspondents Association of the Philippines confirmed that the President would
meet with Aquino and company.
Yes. I think that's going to be after (the rally). The rally is going to be held
tomorrow. I don't think there's time (to set up the meeting earlier),'' Reyes said.
Focap board member Arthur Bariuad said: (The President) said he is willing to talk
to the group of Cory after the rally He also wants to hear the issues they are going
to present.''
Velarde and Villanueva himself said he was willing to broker talks between Tagle and
Mr. Aquino.
I am trying my very best so that everyone will be able to reach an understanding,''
he said when asked if he was willing to arrange a meeting.
Asked if he had initiated anything, he said: Nothing yet. I will try. With a report
from Martin P. Marfil
Its countrywide, not just

in Ayala
(By the PDI Bureaus)
Manila, Philippines, October 26, 2014 (INQUIRER) - NATIONWIDE outrage over

President Benigno Aquino IIIs plan to change the Constitution, Marcos-style
cronyism, to scrap the pork barrel and perceived threats to press freedom erupts today
in Church-led street political rallies in big cities and towns all over the country.
In Cebu, police units have been on red alert since noon yesterday to ensure that the
freedom march at the Fuente Osmea oval will be peaceful.
Cebu Archbishop Jose Palma and Cebu Archbishop-Emeritus Ricardo Cardinal Vidal
said he was not worried that trouble might erupt today as he expected the gathering to
be peaceful.
I have more faith in the Cebuano people. In Manila, I do not know. But here, I have
more faith, after all we are on the same island, he said in an earlier interview.
A small plane piloted by Capt. Pantaleon Del Rosario, a businessman, is expected to
rain aerofetti and confetti on the rally this afternoon.
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It's symbolic. It would show that the people are ready to oppose any Charter change
on land, sea and air, said Vicente Balbuena, chair of the Kilusan para sa Pambansang
Demokrasya in Cebu.
Among those expected to join the rally are members of the Catholic Educational
Association of the Philippines, Sugbuanong Pagpakabana and the Basic Ecclesial
Communities from Cebu City.
In Negros, thousands of people will march today to rally sites in Kabankalan and San
Carlos cities in the morning and in Bacolod and Dumaguete cities in the afternoon.
People's camps were set up yesterday afternoon on Magsaysay, Araneta, B.S.
Aquino and Lacson streets in Bacolod.
Almost a hundred persons lighted torches and candles at the two rally sites for press
freedom.
Fr. Greg Patino, Bacolod Diocese Social Action Center director, said about 100,000
people was expected to attend the rally in Bacolod.
He urged the participants not to be deterred even by possible rain. If Charter change is
not stopped, he said, what will hit the country will be worse than a storm and the
earthquake in Turkey.
Protestants
In Iloilo, the Convention of Philippine Baptist Churches (CPBC), an umbrella of 763
Protestant churches in the country, called on Mr. Aquino III to give dignity to his
office by upholding press freedom.
In a statement, the CPBC asked the President to be transparent and allow the press to
look into all dealings, decisions and transactions of the government.
In Aklan, Bishop Jose Corazon Tala-oc called on the faithful to attend the rally
at Pastrana Park in the capital town of Kalibo this afternoon.
Tala-oc said he was displeased over the decision of Bro. Mike Velarde, founder
and servant-leader of the El Shaddai DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation
International Catholic Charismatic Renewal Movement, to hold the DWXI
Prayer Partners Foundation International Family Appointment with El Shaddai
for the birthday celebration of Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide founder,
international president and spiritual director Bishop Bro. Eddie Villanueva and
the grand prayer assembly and annual founding anniversary thanksgiving
celebration of evangelical protestant born-again Pentecostal Christian and
Church Worldwide simultaneous with the pro-democracy rally being initiated
by actvisits in Makati City in time for the five-day pastoral and state visit of
Pope Francis here in the Philippines on October 25 to 27.
Tala-oc said Velarde and Villanueva, as members of the Roman Catholic
Church, should have at least shown some respect to the Manila archbishop.
In Tagbilaran City, Msgr. Leonardo Y. Medroso, bishop of Tagbilaran, said a
symposium on Charter change would be held at the St. Joseph Cathedral.
Tumulak, who leads the People Resist Cha-cha Movement, said City Vice-Mayor
Toto Veloso, Msgr. Antonieto Cabahug and a still unnamed priest would speak during
the forum.
More militant groups are expected to mount a demonstration.
Davao City
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In Davao City, the Davao Archdiocese and militant groups rejected calls by Mr.
Aquino to call off today's rally as they hit back at the President for blaming antiCharter change advocates for the recent economic jitters.
Fr. Leonardo Dublan, Davao Archdiocese Social Action Center director, said that for
as long as President Benigno Aquino III would insist on amending the Constitution,
mass actions would go on.
Today's rally will serve as a grand opening salvo for more protest activities if the
Aquino III administration refuses to heed the clamor against Charter change, the
Maguindanao Massacre case, the Richard King murder case and the pork barrel fund
scam, he said.
Glen Amoroso, secretary general of the Bagong Alyansang Makabayan-Davao, said
Mr. Aquinos request to call off the rally was a sign that he was getting nervous and
worried about the impact of the growing public outcry.
On Thursday night, some 800 students from seven universities and colleges lighted
candles at the Freedom Park in Davao City. They later held a Torch Parade for
Freedom on the main streets.
In Koronadal, a newly formed multisectoral group, called the South Cotabato People's
Alliance for Nationalism and Democracy, will lead today's rally.
Alliance chair Peter Jabido said they expected up to 10,000 people from 11 towns to
converge downtown.
''Today is just a beginning of the series of protest actions to be spearheaded by the
multisectoral alliance to preserve the gains of Edsa and to resist anti-people policies
of the Aquino administration, Jabido said.
A rally will also be held in General Santos City, starting at 9 a.m.
In Mati, Davao Oriental, anti-Charter change groups vowed to intensify their protests.
Bishop Patricio Alo said they would drum up support for their campaign through the
Church-run radio station dxBM, the pulpit and the streets.
Resolutions
The provincial board is also planning to adopt a resolution condemning Mr. Aquinos
plan to rewrite the Charter, repression of the critical press and cronyism, according to
board member Anaclito Macatabog.
A similar resolution is being studied by the municipal council of Mati, said Councilor
Eric Albao.
In Digos, Davao del Sur, the Democratic Initiative for Strengthening the Constitution
and Against Resurging Dictatorship said the only way today's rally at 1 p.m. would be
called off is for Mr. Aquino III to forget Charter change.
He may employ all sorts of dirty tactics, including disruptions, but these will not
prevent the people from expressing their opposition to the Cha-cha and pork barrel,
Antonio Navidad, Discord chair, said.
Transportation is expected to be paralyzed starting at 5 a.m. as tricycle drivers also
promised to join the rally.
Simplicia Delada, spokesperson of Cause-DS, said the federation of tricycle drivers
and operators pledged to stop plying their routes in sympathy with the anti-Charter
change ralliers.
Bishop Guillermo Dela Vega Afable appealed to the public to attend the rally.
In Iligan City, a torch parade was held last night by the Ranao Tri-people Movement
for Genuine Peace and Development, an alliance of government organizations and
people's organizations, according to its chairperson Adona Orquillas.
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Iligan Bishop Emilio Bataclan said the protest march in the city would start at 2 p.m.
Western Mindanao
In Pagadian City, rally organizers said they expected 20,000 people to converge in the
city from various places in Western Mindanao.
Eugene Velez, chair of Alyansang Makabayan for Western Mindanao, said they
anticipated some 20,000 people to join.
Rallies will also be held in Ozamiz, Dipolog, Oroquieta and Zamboanga cities and in
Ipil, Zamboanga del Sur, Velez said.
In Bicol, church and multisectoral group leaders yesterday firmed up their plans for
today's protest rallies.
Fr. Jovic Lobrigo, Social Action Center head, said some 10,000 people from 40
church-based groups, people's and nongovernment organizations would attend the
rally at the Freedom Park in Legazpi City.
Called Marcha-Bicol (Movement against Revision of the Charter-Bicol), the protest
action will also be joined in by groups from Sorsogon, Catanduanes and Camarines
Sur, Lobrigo said.
The participants will include bishops, priests, lay leaders, students, and leaders of
militant groups in the region.
Church-led groups will be holding a Solidarity rally in Daet, Camarines Norte.
The protest march in Legazpi will start at the Ninoy Aquino Park in Daraga town,
Redemptorist Compound in Barangay Gogon and the St. Raphael Church.
Pangasinan
In Pangasinan, in lieu of a protest rally, church bells will ring at 3 p.m. on Sunday to
call everyone to prayer, said Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop Socrates Villegas.
Villegas, president of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines, said central
Pangasinan is not rally and demonstration-conscious.
He said that in deference to Pangasinenses, especially those in central Pangasinan, he
had issued a pastoral letter calling Catholic faithful to pray as a show of concern over
the issues raised during the rally.
In the circular letter to be read on October 27 and 28, Cruz urged everyone to pray
for our country, for its unity and peace, for its progress and prosperity under the rule
of democracy.
In Isabela, Catholic priests and devotees described the Charter change as an outright
oppression, morally wrong and should be rejected.
The Roman Catholic Territorial Diocese of Ilagan said changing the Constitution at
this time would affect Filipinos adversely.
Its pastoral letter, which will be read during Masses on Sunday, said Mr. Aquinos
plans would make the rich richer and the poor poorer.
Members of the Catholic clergy and laity from Olongapo City and Zambales will join
the rally in Makati City.
Fr. Alberto Avenido, social action director of the diocese of Iba, said Bishop has
issued a circular urging the Catholic clergy and lay people in the province to be
''patriotic in these trying times'' and oppose Charter change.
Baguio City
In Baguio City, officials of the Cordillera police assigned about 200 police officers to
secure the parade grounds of the Burnham Park in Baguio City, where close to 2,000
persons are expected to rally today.
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I have been monitoring a signature campaign being conducted by students and this
appeared to be the figure they are expecting to march today (October 26). But we are
certain the rally will not be too disruptive, Chief Supt. Renato Paredes, Cordillera
police director, said.
Members of the College Editors Guild of the Philippines and the League of Filipino
Students in the city had gathered 1,200 signatures of people who are against Mr.
Aquinos plan to change the Constitution.
A member of the Baguio Colleges Foundation's Paralegal Volunteers Organization
said students from seven colleges and universities in the city will be represented in
today's march.
A CEGP candlelight ceremony to protest threats to press freedom was held last night
on Session Road. Tonton Antocop, Froilan Gallardo, Carla P. Gomez, Nereo C.
Lujan, Odon S. Bandiola and Chito A. Fuentes, PDI Visayas Bureau; Jowel F.
Canuday, Aquiles Z. Zonio, Ferdinand O. Zuasola, Allan A. Nawal and Bobby
Timonera, PDI Mindanao Bureau; Rey Nasol, PDI Southern Luzon Bureau;
Catherine Aquino, Villamor Visaya Jr. and Vincent Cabreza, PDI Northern Luzon
Bureau; and Henry Empeo, PDI Central Luzon Desk
Selebrasyon ng ika-36 na
anibersaryo ng JIL
Church Worldwide, bukas
na
Pagsusulong sa Kapayapaan at Kabanalan, ito ngayon ang sentro ng selebrasyon ng
Ika-36 na anibersaryo ng Jesus Is Lord Church Worldwide.
Naniniwala ang JIL Church na sa gitna ng mga kinakaharap na problema ng mundo at
maging sa ating bansa, mahalaga ang pagsusulong ng kapayapaan at kabanalan.
At kaugnay nito, isang araw bago ang pinakaaabangan ng lahat ng mga miyembro ng
Jesus Is Lord Church Worldwide, handang handa na ngayon ang buong Quirino
Grandstand para sa gaganaping selebrasyon ng Ika-36 na anibersaryo ng JIL Church.
Ang stage na gagamitin sa magiging selebrasyon, nakahanda na.
May mga booth na rin na naka-puwesto para sa mga puwedeng bilhan ng pagkain at
mga souvenir.
Inaasahan ang muling pagdagsa ng mga maraming mga miyembro ng JIL Church
mula sa ibat ibang panig ng bansa at maging galing sa ibang mga bansa.
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Dahil dito, nakahanda na rin maging ang silyang uupuan ng mga dadalo.
Sinimulan na ngayon ang paglalatag ng mga upuan sa buong grounds ng Quirino
Grandstang para sa inaabangang selebrasyon ng Ika-36 na taong anibersaryo ng Jesus
Is Lord Church Worldwide bukas, araw ng Sabado.
Ang magkaibigang foreigner na sina John at Evans, nakiisa rin sa pagtulong para sa
paghahanda para sa anibersaryo ng JIL Church.
Sa kabila ng matinding init, buong puso ang pagtulong nina John at Evans paglalatag
ng mga upuan sa buong ground ng Quirino grandstand.
Inaasahan ang pagdalo ni Pangulong Noynoy Aquino sa selebrasyon ng taunan
anibersayo ng JIL Church.
Dahil dito inaasahan ang mahigpit na seguridad sa Luneta. Joash Bermejo
Ang mga presiders sa banal na misa sa wikang Ingles ito ay sina: Pope Francis, Pope
Emeritus Benedict XVI, Pontifical Council of the Laity President Stanisaw Ryko,
Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Cardinal Angelo Amato, the
prefect of the Congregation of the Causes of Saints; Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio
Cardinal Tagle, Manila Archbishop-Emeritus Gaudencio Cardinal Rosales, Nueva
Segovia Archbishop-Emeritus Ernesto Antolin Salgado, Nueva Segovia Archbishop
Emeritus Edmundo M. Abaya, Nueva Segovia Archbishop Mario M. Perlata,
Tuguegarao Archbishop Sergio Cardinal L. Utleg, Tuguegarao Archbishop-Emeritus
Diosdado A. Talamayan, Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop-Emeritus Oscar Cruz,
Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop Socrates B. Villegas, San Fernando Archbishop
Emeritus Paciano Aniceto, San Fernando Archbishop Florentino Lavarias, Lipa
Archbishop Ramon C. Arguelles, Nueva Caceres Archbishop Rolando Joven Tria
Tirona, Capiz Archbishop Jose Cardinal Advincula, Jaro Archbishop Angel Cardinal
Lagdameo, Cebu Archbishop-Emeritus Ricardo Cardinal Vidal, Cebu Archbishop
Jose S. Palma, Palo Archbishop-Emeritus Pedro R. Dean, Jr., Palo Archbishop John
Du, Davao Archbishop-Emeritus Fernando R. Capalla, Davao Archbishop Romulo G.
Valles, Cotabato Archbishop Orlando Cardinal B. Quevedo, Cagayan de Oro
Archbishop-Emeritus Jesus B. Tuquib, Cagayan de Oro Archbishop Antonio J.
Ledesma, Ozamiz Archbishop Jesus A. Dosado, Zamboanga Archbishop Romulo T.
Dela Cruz, Singapore Archbishop William Goh Seng Chye, Singapore ArchbishopEmeritus Nicholas Gerald Chia, Kuala Lumpur Archbishop Julian Leow Beng Kim,
Kuala Lumpur Archbishop-Emeritus Anthony Soter Fernandez, Kuala Lumpur
Archbishop-Emeritus Murphy Pakiam, Kuching Archbishop John Ha Tiong Hock,
Kuching Archbishop-Emeritus Peter Chung Hoan Ting, Kota Kinabalu Archbishop
John Wong Soo Kau, Kota Kinabalu Archbishop-Emeritus John Lee Hiong Fun-Yit
Yaw, Jakarta Archbishop Ignatius Suharyo Hardjoatmodjo, Jakarta ArchbishopEmeritus Julius Cardinal Riyadi Darmaatmadja, Palembang Archbishop Aloysius
Sudarso, Kupang Archbishop Peter Turang, Makassar Archbishop Johannes Liku
Ada, Medan Archbishop Anicetus Bongsu Antonius Sinaga, Medan ArchbishopEmeritus Alfred Gonti Pius Datubara, Pontianak Archbishop Agustinus Agus,
Pontianak Archbishop-Emeritus Hieronymus Herculanus Bumbun, Vientiane
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Archbishop Jean Khams Vithavong, Savannakhet Archbishop Jean Marie Vianney
Prida Inthirath, Phnom Penh Archbishop Olivier Schmitthaeusler, Malanday
Archbishop Nicholas Mang Thang, Malanday Archbishop-Emeritus Paul Zingtung
Grawng, Taunggyi Archbishop Matthias U Shwe, Yangon Archbishop-Emeritus
Gabriel Thohey Mahn-Gaby, Yangon Archbishop Charles Maung Bo, Bangkok
Archbishop Kriengsak Kovitvanit, Bangkok Archbishop-Emeritus Michael Michai
Kitbunchu, Thare and Nonseng Archbishop Louis Chamniern Santisukniram, Hanoi
Archbishop Peter Nguyn Vn Nhn, Hanoi Archbishop-Emeritus Joseph Ng Quang
Kit, Ho Chi Minh City Archbishop Bi Vn c, Ho Chi Minh City ArchbishopEmeritus Phm Minh Mn, Hu Archbishop-Emeritus Etienne Nguyn Nhu Th, Hu
Archbishop Franois Xavier Le Van Hong, Delhi Archbishop Anil Joseph Thomas
Couto, Delhi Archbishop-Emeritus Vincent Michael Cardinal Conessao, Bangalore
Archbishop Bernard Moras, Bangalore Archbishop-Emeritus Alphonsus Mathias,
Bangalore Archbishop-Emeritus Ignatius Paul Pinto, Mumbai Archbishop Oswald
Cardinal Gracias, Chennai Archbishop George Antonysamy, Chennai ArchbishopEmeritus Malayappan Chinnappa, Kolkata Archbishop Thomas D'Souza, Kolkata
Archbishop-Emeritus Henry Sebastian DSouza, Kolkata Archbishop-Emeritus Lucas
Sirkar, Mumbai Archbishop-Emeritus Ivan Cardinal Dias, Gandhinagar Archbishop
Stanislaus Fernandes, Hyderabad Archbishop Thumma Bala, Guwahati Archbishop
John Moolachira, Guwahati Archbishop-Emeritus Thomas Menamparampil, Colombo
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Archbishop Alberto Surez Inda, Tlalnepantla, Morelos, Mexico Archbishop Carlos
Aguiar Retes, Tlalnepantla, Morelos, Mexico Archbishop-Emeritus Ricardo Guzar
Daz, Merida, Yucatan, Mexico Archbishop Emilio Carlos Berlie Belaunzarn,
Tlalnepantla de Baz, State of Mexico, Mexico Archbishop Carlos Aguiar Retes,
Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico Archbishop Jos Ulises Macas Salcedo, Hermosillo,
Sonora, Mexico Archbishop-Emeritus Carlos Quintero Arce, Tulancingo, Hidalgo,
Mexico Archbishop Domingo Daz Martnez, Tulancingo, Hidalgo, Mexico
Archbishop Emeritus Pedro Aranda Daz-Muoz, Len, Guanajuato, Mexico
Archbishop Alfonso Corts Contreras, Len, Guanajuato, Mexico ArchbishopEmeritus Jos Guadalupe Martn Rbago, Castries, St. Lucia Archbishop Robert
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Martinique Archbishop-Emeritus Maurice Rigobert Marie-Sainte, Kingston, Jamaica
Archbishop Charles Henry Dufour, Kingston, Jamaica Archbishop-Emeritus Donald
James Reece, Nassau, Bahamas Archbishop Patrick Christopher Pinder, Hamilton,
Bermuda Bishop Robert Joseph Kurtz, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
Archbishop Joseph Everard Harris, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago ArchbishopEmeritus Edward Joseph Gilbert.
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The live TV coverage of the Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide Anniversary
Celebration will be aired on Saturday, October 25 at 3:00 p.m. to Monday, October 27
at 9:30 a.m. on Peoples Television Network (PTV) Channel 4 and Associated
Broadcasting Company (ABC) TV Channel 5 and on radio DZXL RMN Manila 558,
DZRH 666 and Radyo Natin FM.
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Simulcasts live nationwide on all PTV stations:
1. PTV 4 - Manila
43. PTV 2 - San Miguel, Catanduanes
2. PTV 4 - Abra
44. PTV 5 - Sorsogon
3. PTV 8 - Baguio
45. PTV 2 - Antique
4. PTV 24 - Mt. Province
46. PTV 2 - Jordan, Guimaras
5. PTV 11 - Laoag
47. PTV 2 - Iloilo
6. PTV 4 - Vigan
48. PTV 25 - Kalibo
7. PTV 11 - Tuguegarao, Cagayan
49. PTV 33 - Roxas
8. PTV 39 - Santiago, Isabela
50. PTV 2 - Bacolod
9. PTV 4 - Ilagan, Isabela
51. PTV 2 - Sipalay
10. PTV 45 - Batanes
52. PTV 24 - Victorias
11. PTV 30 - Aparri
53. PTV 31 - Binalbagan
12. PTV 3 - Bayombong, Nueva
54. PTV 13 - Cadiz
Vizcaya
55. PTV 11 - Cebu
13. PTV 5 - Cabarroguis, Quirino
56. PTV 9 - Toledo
14. PTV 5 - Bontoc
57. PTV 10 - Dumaguete
15. PTV 13 - Baler
58. PTV 22 - Tagbilaran
16. PTV 2 - Cabanatuan
59. PTV 8 - Tacloban
17. PTV 12 - Pampanga
60. PTV 12 - Calbayog
18. PTV 3 - Tarlac
61. PTV 4 - Borongan
19. PTV 31 - Balanga
62. PTV 4 - Naval, Biliran
20. PTV 43 - Olongapo
63. PTV 7 - Zamboanga
21. PTV 5 - Cauayan
64. PTV 11 - Pagadian
22. PTV 51 - Malolos
65. PTV 11 - Dipolog
23. PTV 23 - Plaridel
66. PTV 25 - Ipil
24. PTV 21 - San Miguel, Bulacan
67. PTV 21 - Dapitan
25. PTV 48 - Obando, Bulacan
68. PTV 8 - Cagayan De Oro
26. PTV 53 - Batangas
69. PTV 11 - Malaybalay, Bukidnon
27. PTV 31 - San Pablo
70. PTV 34 - Valencia
28. PTV 99 - Cainta, Rizal
71. PTV 11 - Davao
29. PTV 24 - Tanza
72. PTV 27 - Mati
30. PTV 26 - Boac
73. PTV 5 - General Santos
31. PTV 11 - Calapan, Oriental
74. PTV 48 - Koronadal
Mindoro
75. PTV 9 - Butuan
32. PTV 3 - Lucena
76. PTV 3 - Bislig, Surigao del Sur
33. PTV 4 - Puerto Princesa
77. PTV 21 - Prosperidad
34. PTV 13 - Romblon
78. PTV 27 - San Francisco, Agusan
35. PTV 33 - Masbate
del Sur
36. PTV 11 - Daet
79. PTV 31 - Tandag
37. PTV 8 - Naga
80. PTV 2 - Dinagat
38. PTV 35 - Iriga
81. PTV 8 - Cotabato
39. PTV 8 - Legaspi
82. PTV 8 - Kidapawan
40. PTV 4 - Goa, Camarines Sur
83. PTV 4 - Marawi
41. PTV 7 - Caramoran, Catanduanes
84. PTV 7 Jolo
42. PTV 9 - Panganiban, Catanduanes
Simulcast Live on all ABC TV stations:
1. TV-5 Metro Manila
3. TV-4 Vigan
2. TV-2 Laoag
4. TV-28 Baguio
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5. TV-25 Santiago
18. TV-32 Bacolod
6. TV-13 Tuguegarao
19. TV-21 Cebu
7. TV-4 Ilagan
20. TV-11 Zamboanga City
8. TV-3 Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya
21. TV-11 Dipolog City
9. TV-13 Baler, Aurora
22. TV-11 Pagadian City
10. TV-5 Naga
23. TV-11 Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay
11. TV-6 Legaspi
24. TV-13 Ozamiz City
12. TV-11 Sorsogon
25. TV-11 Malaybalay City
13. TV-2 Puerto Princesa
26. TV-2 Davao
14. TV-13 Romblon
27. TV-21 Cagayan de Oro
15. TV-25 Kalibo, Aklan
28. TV-12 General Santos
16. TV-31 Roxas
29. TV-8 Kidapawan
17. TV-36 Iloilo
30. TV-8 Cotabato
And live on Radio Mindanao Network AM Radio Stations
1. DZXL 558 kHz - Metro Manila
20. DYHP 612 kHz - Cebu
2. DWLW 675 kHz - Laoag
21. DYWC 801 kHz - Dumaguete
3. DWRS 927 kHz - Vigan
22. DYBR 711 kHz - Tacloban
4. DZHB 576 kHz - Baguio
23. DYRR 792 kHz - Ormoc
5. DWPR 1296 kHz - Dagupan
24. DYCC 936 kHz - Calbayog
6. DZCV 684 kHz - Tuguegarao
25. DXRZ 900 kHz - Zamboanga
7. DWDY 1107 kHz - Cauayan,
26. DXDR 981 kHz - Dipolog
Isabela
27. DXPR 603 kHz - Pagadian
8. DZLT 1188 kHz - Lucena
28. DXCC 828 kHz - Cagayan De Oro
9. DWAR-FM 103.9 MHz - Puerto
29. DXIC 711 kHz - Iligan
Princesa
30. DXMB 648 kHz - Malaybalay
10. DWNX-FM 91.1 MHz - Naga
31. DXOC 1494 kHz - Ozamis
11. DWSR-FM 94.1 MHz - Daet
32. DXDC 621 kHz - Davao
12. DZRC 873 kHz - Legaspi
33. DXMD 927 kHz - General Santos
13. DYME-AM 783 kHz - Masbate
34. DXKR 639 kHz - Koronadal
14. DZRS 1179 kHz - Sorsogon
35. DXBC 693 kHz - Butuan
15. DYKR 1161 kHz - Kalibo
36. DXRS 918 kHz - Surigao
16. DYVR 657 kHz - Roxas
37. DXHP 999 kHz - Bislig, Surigao
17. DYRI 774 kHz - Iloilo
del Sur
18. DYHB 747 kHz - Bacolod
38. DXMY 729 kHz - Cotabato
19. DYRS 1431 kHz - San Carlos,
Negros Occidental
Simulcast live on all DZRH AM Radio Stations:
1. DZRH 666 kHz - Manila
2. DZMT 990 kHz - Laoag
3. DWDH 1440 kHz - Dagupan
4. DWSP 612 kHz - Baguio
5. DWRH 576 kHz - Tuguegarao
6. DWRH 828 kHz - Santiago City
7. DWSR 1224 kHz - Lucena
8. DYPH 693 kHz - Puerto Princesa
9. DWMT 981 kHz - Naga
10. DZZH 1287 kHz - Sorsogon
11. DYKX 693 kHz - Kalibo, Aklan
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12. DYDH 1485 kHz - Iloilo
13. DYBH 1080 kHz - Bacolod
14. DYRH 1395 kHz - Cebu
15. DYTH 990 kHz - Tacloban
16. DXZH 855 kHz - Zamboanga
17. DXKH 972 kHz - Cagayan de Oro
18. DXRF 1260 kHz - Davao
19. DXGH 531 kHz - General Santos
20. DXRH 1035 kHz - Bislig, Surigao del Sur
21. DXCH 567 kHz - Cotabato
And on Radyo Natin FM stations:
DWRE 104.5 MHz Candon

DZVL 100.9 MHz Bontoc, Mountain Province
DZVD 100.7 MHz Buguias, Benguet
DWLN 88.5 MHz Baler, Aurora
DWSF 100.1 MHz Alaminos, Pangasinan
DWMC 103.7 MHz Tabuk City, Kalinga
DWWW 102.1 MHz Aparri, Cagayan
DZVL 101.7 MHz Banaue, Ifugao
DZVJ 101.7 MHz Maddela, Quirino
DWRQ 105.7 MHz Iba, Zambales
DWSY 103.3 MHz San Jose City, Nueva Ecija
DWGP 102.3 MHz Gapan
DWRN 91.3 MHz Plaridel, Bulacan
DWUI 91.9 MHz Baliuag, Bulacan
DZRH 98.3 MHz Malolos
DWZD 107.7 MHz Morong, Rizal
DZVB 103.1 MHz Tanza, Cavite
DZCC 106.3 MHz Calamba City,Laguna
DZVI 105.3 MHz Padre Garcia, Batangas
DWML 106.6 MHz Atimonan, Quezon
DWRL 100.9 MHz Calauag, Quezon
DZVB 104.9 MHz Catanauan, Quezon
DWGR 107.9 MHz Gumaca, Quezon
DWRI 105.3 MHz Infanta, Quezon
DWRH 104.5 MHz Lucban, Quezon
DWME 103.3 MHz Sablayan, Mindoro Occidental
DWRM 101.7 MHz San Jose, Occidental Mindoro
DWMH 103.7 MHz Bongabong, Mindoro Oriental
DWMJ 102.9 MHz Naujan, Mindoro Oriental
DWMK 105.3 MHz Pinamalayan, Mindoro Oriental
DZVH 105.7 MHz Boac, Marinduque
DWMD 104.5 MHz Santa Cruz, Marinduque
DZVG 101.3 MHz Odiongan, Romblon
DWMM 104.5 MHz Looc, Romblon
DWMI 104.5 MHz Brooke's Point, Palawan
DWRZ 100.5 MHz Coron, Palawan
DWOX 98.9 MHz Roxas, Oriental Mindoro
DWRO 101.3 MHz Roxas, Palawan
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DZVN 101.3 MHz Paracale, Camarines Norte

DZVC 99.3 MHz Sta. Elena, Camarines Norte
DWIR 107.1 MHz Iriga City
DZVF 100.1 MHz Buhi, Camarines Sur
DWRP 100.9 MHz Pio Duran, Albay
DWRU 104.9 MHz Tiwi, Albay
DWRB 104.7 MHz Irosin, Sorsogon
DWMP 102.9 MHz Pilar, Sorsogon
DWSN 91.9 MHz Sorsogon City
DWJS 107.1 MHz Virac, Catanduanes
DYRE 101.1 MHz Culasi, Antique
DYRR 103.9 MHz Pinamungajan, Cebu
DYRP 90.5 MHz Patnongon, Antique
DYRS 91.7 MHz San Jose, Antique
DYYM 98.5 MHz Kalibo, Aklan
DYRE 103.7 MHz San Carlos, Negros Occidental
DYSO 105.7 MHz Hinigaran, Negros Occidental
DYSL 105.3 MHz Hinoba-an, Negros Occidental
DYRQ 88.3 MHz Sagay City, Negros Occidental
DYCB 103.7 MHz Kabankalan City, Negros Occidental
DYSJ 105.7 MHz Bayawan, Negros Oriental
DYBI 105.5 MHz Bais City, Negros Oriental
DYSK 92.1 MHz Guihulngan, Negros Oriental
DYRO 101.3 MHz Daanbantayan, Cebu
DYBG 91.7 MHz Bogo City
DYRI 102.1 MHz Madridejos, Cebu
DYNJ 98.1 MHz Jagna, Bohol
DYSF 103.9 MHz Naval, Biliran
DYSN 105.7 MHz Allen, Northern Samar
DYRN 90.7 MHz Laoang, Northern Samar
DYSD 104.1 MHz Borongan, Eastern Samar
DYSG 103.7 MHz Guiuan, Eastern Samar
DYSH 104.1 MHz Oras, Eastern Samar
DYSI 104.9 MHz Calbayog City
DYSA 102.9 MHz Baybay City
DYSC 103.1 MHz Sogod, Southern Leyte
DXDJ 98.5 MHz Aurora, Zamboanga Del Sur
DXXE 106.1 MHz Sindangan, Zamboanga del Norte
DXHY 106.3 MHz Cagayan de Oro
DXML 101.7 MHz Kabasalan, Zamboanga Del Sur
DXRH 91.3 MHz Margosatubig, Zamboanga del Sur
DXXE 105.3 MHz Buug, Zamboanga del Sur
DXMD 91.9 MHz Pagadian City
DXRS 105.7 MHz Gingoog City
DXRQ 106.1 MHz Oroquieta City
DXBD 100.5 MHz Dipolog City
DXDS 95.3 MHz Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay
DXWE 95.7 MHz Molave, Zamboanga del Sur
DXRA 100.9 MHz Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon
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DXRO 106.9 MHz Maramag, Bukidnon

DXRW 105.7 MHz Bayugan City
DXRU 105.3 MHz Cabadbaran
DXRY 104.9 MHz San Francisco, Agusan del Sur
DXEM 96.9 MHz Marawi City
DXSE 91.1 MHz Bislig City
DXTG 107.9 MHz Tagum City
DXRL 100.5 MHz Baganga, Davao Oriental
DXSB 104.9 MHz Governor Generoso, Davao Oriental
DXSC 105.3 MHz Lupon, Davao Oriental
DXRE 101.3 MHz Manay, Davao Oriental
DXSI 105.3 MHz Mati City
DXRZ 105.3 MHz Santo Tomas, Davao del Sur
DXSA 105.5 MHz Malita, Davao del Sur
DXYY 107.1 MHz Kidapawan City
DXSG 101.3 MHz Kiamba, Sarangani
DYFB 90.9 MHz Bongao, Tawi-Tawi
DXTC 95.9 MHz Cotabato City
DXLR 105.1 MHz Lebak, Sultan Kudarat
DXSD 101.3 MHz Isulan, Sultan Kudarat
DXRB 94.5 MHz Tacurong City
DWGL 104.5 MHz Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya
DXWH 104.7 MHz Nabunturan, Compostela Valley
DWTC 105.3 MHz Guimba, Nueva Ecija
Millions expected at Pope

Francis Rizal Park mass
By Evelyn Macairan (The Philippine Star)
Between four to six million people are expected to attend the mass of Pope Francis at
the Quirino Grandstand in Manilas Rizal Park on October 26 and Jan. 18.
Ambassador Marciano Paynor, a member of the papal visit central committee, told
Catholic Church-run Radio Veritas they are expecting people to fill the streets around
Rizal Park during the mass.
The figure does not include the curious who would line the streets of Manila during
the papal motorcade, Paynor said.
One of the challenges confronting papal visit organizers is that people might force
their way to see Francis and put his safety at risk, the former Philippine ambassador to
Tel Aviv, Israel said.
Paynor also assisted in the preparation for Pope John Paul IIs visit for World Youth
Day in 1995. Guinness World Records recognized the event as the largest papal
crowd in history.
Executive Secretary Paquito Ochoa Jr. has assured the public that the government is
making all necessary preparations to ensure the safety of Francis in the country.
The apostolic visit, Mercy and Compassion is scheduled from October 23 to 27 and
Jan. 15 to 19, 2015.
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Catholic Church officials predict that the visit will give Filipino Catholics a muchneeded spiritual transformation.
Archbishop of Manila Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle said the Catholic Church does not
have a target figure of people who will be attending the mass.
We are not giving some sort of a figure that we aim to reach, but definitely people
are being asked to prepare spiritually for the visit even those who could not come to
Cebu, Davao, Iloilo, Bacolod, Palo (Leyte), Tacloban or the events in Manila, he
said. They can follow the events in their homes, through the radio, through the media
coverage.
Cathedral mass
The Manila Cathedral has started preparations for the mass of Pope Francis on Jan.
16.
Rev. Msgr. Nestor Cerbo, rector of the Manila Cathedral, said Francis will celebrate
mass for representatives of the religious and church workers at 11:15 a.m. at the
cathedral.
The Manila Cathedral can accommodate two thousand people, he added.
Cerbo said they are tuning the pipe organ for this historic event. It is being
overhauled now, he said.
The songs are in English and Pilipino. I am not sure, but they are not in the same
languages. I think they are even in different dialects so there would be portions in
Cebuano and others, he said.
Cerbo said Francis prefers to deliver the mass in English, but that the homily might be
in the same.
He is more familiar with the same itself, he said.
Cerbo said every minute counts, and they would be constantly monitoring the time.
So if the mass would be done in English, it might be difficult for him, he said. If
he speaks in Latin, it would be faster. But the reply in the mass would be in English.
The monsignor said they have formed committees to handle the physical
arrangements and health services like putting an ambulance on standby and setting up
a first aid station. With Cecille Suerte Felipe
Bro. Eddies birthday

party worlds annual
biggest and grandest
Manila, Philippines, October 26, 2014 (INQUIRER) - THEY will be shouting at
Ayala while others will be praying at Luneta, said El Shaddai founder and servantleader Bro. Mike Velarde yesterday as he stood firm on his group's plan to hold a
gathering to celebrate the rival religious group Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide
founder, international president and spiritual director Bishop Bro. Eddie Villanueva
on October 6 and the 36th anniversary celebration of Evangelical Protestant BornAgain Christian and Roman Catholic charismatic renewal religious movement Jesus
is Lord Church Worldwide, and pro-democracy rallies are set in Makati City and
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other cities nationwide in time for the pastoral and state visit of Pope Francis here in
the Philippines on October 26 to 27.
Asked if a change of schedule was possible in the interest of unity within the Catholic
Church, Velarde said it was not, adding that a number of El Shaddai DWXI-PPFI and
Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide members from the provinces and all over the world
were coming or had arrived for the gathering.
The birthday party at Quirino Grandstand, Rizal Park in Manila threatens to break
records in terms of lavishness and numbers, what with the promised handaan (feast)
of roast pig, chicken and calf, as well as the expected attendance of President Benigno
Aquino III and his political allies, foreign dignitaries and show biz friends.
Velarde was in Malacaang yesterday, October 25. I'm just going to check whether
the appointment of the President with us--which is in the afternoon of Sunday--did not
change, he told reporters.
Asked if Mr. Aquino would be given the opportunity to deliver a speech on the
administrations proposed Charter amendments, he said: I don't know what the
President has in mind, but normally he gives his inspirational message and informs
the people on what is happening in government.
As of last night, there was no official word from Malacaang whether Mr. Aquino
would attend the DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation International Family
Church Worldwide and television evangelist and Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide
founder, president and spiritual director Bishop Bro. Eddie Villanueva in time for the
pastoral visit of Pope Francis here in the Philippines today.
But earlier, he said he would attend as he had done for the past years. The President is
also scheduled to speak between 5:05 and 5:30 p.m. according to the El Shaddai
program of activities.
Like the President, to whom he serves as spiritual adviser, Velarde is for amending
the Constitution now.
Asked if there would be expressions of support for Charter change at the El Shaddai
gathering, Velarde chuckled and said: Why is our focus on Charter change?
I think we should look into positive changes, not only concerning our Charter, but
you know, I have a different view.
He added, still speaking in Taglish: ''Even if we change that Constitution repeatedly,
if change does not occur in men's hearts, nothing will happen.
''So I think what we should look and pray for is a change within ourselves. All of us
are involved--the media, the Church, the government, the ordinary people. We should
all help in changing ourselves because we are the ones who will suffer.''
Perception
Our celebration will not be destructive That is only the perception of observers,
Velarde said.
He appealed to journalists not to color their gathering, adding: The results of (the
Makati rally and the El Shaddai gathering) could be beneficial to us--they'll be
shouting at Ayala while others will be praying in Luneta.
Asked if the El Shaddai gathering would serve as a vehicle to promote Charter
change, he said: I have expressed my views that I am in favor of change.
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Anything that is growing must experience change. In our country, we should open
ourselves to change, but that change should benefit the majority.
While he opposed the initiative of the Ramos administration to amend the
Constitution, he believes that now is the proper time for the undertaking, he added.
Velarde also said the El Shaddai gathering would be a mass and worship and healing
prayer rally but merely the annual celebration of the founding anniversary and grand
prayer assembly of Evangelical Protestant Born-Again Christian and Roman Catholic
charismatic renewal religious movement Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide which
coincides with the birthday celebration of television evangelist and Jesus is Lord
Church Worldwide founder, international president and spiritual director Bishop Bro.
Eddie Villanueva in time for the pastoral and state visit of the Pope here in the
Philippines.
Nothing arts, business, legal, political, showbiz and sports is involved in this
celebration at the Luneta, he said.
Asked if Imelda Marcos, widow of the strongman Ferdinand Marcos, was invited, he
said: Everybody's invited at the Luneta.
Velarde readily obliged when asked if he had a message for those participating at the
pro-democracy rally.
We are all for the preservation of our freedoms, he said.
Let us give all the Filipinos the freedom to think, the freedom to express and the
freedom to assemble. That is what democracy is all about.
He also said a variety of opinions should be upheld, and that people should not be
forced to hew to the views of others.
Comparisons
The El Shaddai celebration invites comparisons.
According to the 1998 Guinness Book of World Records, the world's biggest birthday
party was attended by an estimated 35,000 people in Louisville, Kentucky, on Sept. 8,
1979.
It was held to celebrate the 89th birthday of Col. Harland Sanders, founder of
Kentucky Fried Chicken.
Would El Shaddai break this standing record?
Consider this: The crowd that attended El Shaddai 29th anniversary celebration on
Aug. 17-18, 2013 and Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide Movement 35th Anniversary
Celebration on October 27-28, 2013 was estimated at more than three million people.
The affair, at which Mr. Aquino and Vice President Jejomar C. Binay, Sr. were
present, was televised live nationwide via satellite on IBC-13.
El Shaddai is composed of two groups: the covenant (with 209,523 officially
registered members) and the non-committed (estimated by the movement itself to
number eight million).
With the numbers, how many lechon, etc. will Velarde need to feed the whole flock?
More important, how much wills the feast cost him?
The INQUIRER checked prices at Jollibee, KFC, Chowking, McDonalds, Greenwich,
Pizza Hut, Lydia's Lechon, Baliwag Lechon Manok and Andok's Lechon Manok for
food.
These are the figures:
Lechon baboy goes for P3,500 for a 12-kilo pig and P8,500 for a 42-kilo pig at
Lydias.
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Lechon baka costs P18,000 for a 60-kilo calf and P21,000 for a 70-kilo calf, also at
Lydias.
Lechon manok is sold at P175 per kilo at Baliwag, and P170 per kilo at Andok's.
Checked prices for the Holy Mass and Song Books are available at St. Paul's:
Mass Kit (Php 8,500.00)
New Roman Missal Philippine Edition Hard-Bound (1,296 pages) (Php
2,500.00)
Daily Roman Missal (According to the Roman Missal, Third Edition) Black
(2,514 pages) (Php 3,495.00)
Book of Gospels (Php 5,350.00)
Lectionary for Weekday Mass Set - Large (Php 16,000.00)
Lectionary for Sunday Mass - Small (1,176 pages) (Php 3,500.00)
General Intercessions for Weekday Masses (Ordinary Time) Hardbound by
Albert Orillo (192 pages) (Php 299.00)
The Living Word 2014: Daily Liturgical Guide (Php 15.00)
ORDO 2014 by Fr. Genaro O. Diwa (210 pages) (Php 120.00)
Bayan Umawit (368 pages) (Php 290.00)
The size of the whole Rizal Park is about 528,833 square meters. According to
planners of the National Parks and Development Committee of the Department of
Tourism, a one-square-meter area can hold two persons. If tightly crammed, four
persons can be squeezed in.
Assuming that Rizal Park has no structures, it can normally accommodate about
1,057,666 people (if tightly crammed, 2,115,332).
Tab for preparation of JIL

site reaches P16M
Manila, October 25 Expenses for the preparation of the Jesus is Lord Church
annual founding anniversary celebration site at the South Road Properties have
reached P16 million.
SM Prime Holdings Inc., one of the major supporters of the activity and owner of the
mass site, has reported that work on the mass site is 83-percent complete.
The mass will be held on October 26
The site development involves compacting back-filling and leveling, the thanksgiving
mass site, which is part of the parcel of land that SM Prime bought from the Manila
City Government.
However, only about two hectares of the mass will be covered in concrete.
A large part will be filled with limestone, while road networks will be paved with
bricks.
If it rains on October 25, the part covered with limestone would be muddy.
Msgr. Marnell Mejia of the Cebu Archdiocese said they expect delays in the arrival of
the image of San Pedro Calungsod at Manila South Harbor in Manila City on
Tuesday.
The image is expected to arrive Tuesday noon from Batangas, where it is supposed to
visit the dioceses in Lipa and Lucena.
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Mejia, chairman of the committee on processions for the thanksgiving mass, said the
image of the young Visayan saint is in Negros Oriental at present. It is expected to
arrive in Bohol Monday.
Thanksgiving mass organizers are coordinating with the Philippine Atmospheric,
Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration and the Philippine Coast
Guard to prepare for changes in the weather and ocean conditions, Mejia said.
Upon the images arrival in Cebu, it will be brought to the Shrine of St. Pedro
Calungsod at the Archbishops Residence on B. Jakosalem St., Cebu City.
At 6 p.m. on the same day, the image will be transferred to the Archdiocesan Shrine
of the Lady of Guadalupe in Barangay Guadalupe where the first of three Triduum
masses will be celebrated by Cebu Auxiliary Bishop Emilio Bataclan.
Church officials expected 500,000 to one million participants in the grand annual
mammoth historical event.
Masses, responses set for Papal visit on Jan. 15-19
The Masses of Pope Francis during his visit to the Philippines on January 15-19,
2015, will be in English but the responses as same, Pasig Bishop Mylo Hubert
Vergara, chairman of the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP)
Commission on Social Communications, said yesterday.
The Holy Father is scheduled to celebrate Mass at the Manila Cathedral, Quirino
Grandstand in Luneta, and in Tacloban City.
The speeches of the Pope will be in English. We are blessed because we understand
English but of course he is a Pope of surprisesHe might make off-the-cuff
comments in Italian and Spanish, he said.
Pope Francis will visit at least 11 venues in Cebu, Davao, Iloilo, Leyte and Metro
Manila during his five-day apostolic trip.
The Pope is expected to arrive from Rome at the Villamor Air Base in Pasay City at
around 5 p.m. on Thursday, January 15. President Benigno Aquino will greet the Pope
when he arrives at the airport, his protocol officer Marciano Paynor said a break
from usual protocol, as the President usually only welcomes world leaders in
Malacaang.
From the airport, the Pope will proceed in a motorcade to the Apostolic Nunciature,
his official residence, on Taft Avenue, Manila.
President Aquino will officially welcome him in Malacaang on Friday, January 16,
after which the Pope will meet with the members of the diplomatic corps.
The Pontiff will then go in a motorcade to the Basilica of the Immaculate Conception
(Manila Cathedral) in Intramuros for a Mass with bishops, priests, and the religious.
Pope Francis will then meet with families at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay.
TO TACLOBAN, PALO
On Saturday, January 17, the Pontiff will visit areas devastated by super-typhoon
Yolanda in Leyte particularly Tacloban City and its adjacent town of Palo. He will
offer mass upon his arrival at the Tacloban Airport.
He will dine with some of the poor and survivors of recent natural calamities at the
residence of the Archbishop of Palo. Victims of the 2013 7.2-magnitude earthquake in
Bohol will be among those who will dine with the Pope.
He will bless the Pope Francis Center for the Poor and visit the Cathedral of Our
Lords Transfiguration in Palo where he will also meet with priests and the religious
before going back to Manila on the same day.
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On Sunday, January 18, the Pope will meet with religious leaders and with young
people at the Pontifical University of Santo Tomas in Manila. In the afternoon, he will
go on a motorcade for the concluding mass at the Quirino Grandstand in Rizal Park.
On Monday, January 19, a motorcade from the Apostolic Nunciature will bring Pope
Francis to the Villamor Air Base for his flight to Port Moresby for the canonization of
Peter ToRot.
A HEARTY WELCOME
Archbishop Socrates B. Villegas, president of the CBCP, issued a statement in which
he said Pope Francis is bringing the joy of the Gospel personally, to us, on the five
special days in January that he will be in the Philippines.
Pope. But most importantly let us open our hearts to
the message he will bring and, even now, extend the love, mercy, compassion, and
kindness that he practices to one another, that he may find in our country a blessed,
kind, and grateful people.
Papal Nuncio Archbishop Guiseppe Pinto said he hopes the Filipino faithful will
experience an intense spiritual preparation for this encounter with grace and mercy.
Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle said the papal visit will surely bring
much blessing to the Filipinos, especially to the poor, the survivors of recent natural
and human-caused calamities, and the victims of injustices.
He added: The Popes visit also calls us to personal and social responsibility. As
disciples of Jesus Christ driven by the Holy Spirit, we will be challenged to reach out
with love to the neglected and abandoned, to help heal the wounds inflicted on
children, women, and families, to respect who differ from us, to form the youth in
responsible freedom, to value life and creation, and to imbue our culture and society
with mercy and compassion.
Palo Archbishop John Du said: The news confirming the Holy Fathers coming in
January fills us with gratitude to God who has given us this very special favor. The
decision of Pope Francis to come to the Philippines, and especially to visit the
Archdiocese of Palo to show solidarity with the victims of the Yolanda catastrophe,
was very unexpected, but is also very much welcome.
WEBSITE DOWN
Meanwhile, the official website on Pope Francis visit to the Philippines crashed
Friday following the release of the pontiffs official itinerary. The CBCP said the
www.papalvisit.ph was down for at least three hours after high traffic caused the
server to crash.
Immediately after the 7 p.m. press conference announcing the papal visits itinerary,
the site slowed down and eventually crashed at around 8 p.m. due to an unexpected
number of Internet users visiting it. The website was finally restored at 10:30 p.m.
Msgr. Pedro Quitorio of the papal visit media and information committee said they
will set up measures to prevent it from crashing again.
The website serves as the official source of statements, press releases, homilies, and
speeches related to Popes visit.
SECURITY PREPARATIONS
A Malacaang official said Friday that much of the preparations of the government
for the coming visit of Pope Francis in the country is about security.
We cant go any further than saying that we will secure the Pope definitely,
Executive Secretary Paquito Ochoa said. We are also concerned with the safety of
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Filipinos, he said, noting how some people tend to behave, especially during
religious events such as the Feast of the Black Nazarene every January.
We are a bit worried if we will also behave the same way when the Pope comes. Just
to compare imagine the Black Nazarene is an image and here its a living image of
God, so thats our concern. Its not only the popes safety but also the safety of our
countrymen, he said. He said some devotees of the Nazarene, who tryi to get close to
the miraculous image, tend to be unruly during the annual procession.
Deputy presidential spokesperson Abigail Valte echoed the appeal of Ochoa for
patience from those who may be affected by some of the security preparations for the
Popes visit.
FACELIFT FOR GRANDSTAND
Pope Francis will celebrate Mass at the Grandstand at 3:30 p.m. on Sunday, January
18. Around 2,100 priests will occupy the grandstands north and south wings. We
will set up 500 chairs at the grandstand, Macud said. These are detachable seats that
can be removed after the Mass.
media covering the papal visit. Beside it will be a platform for the choir whichwill
sing during the Mass.
Aquino and the other for the Pope. (With reports from JC Bello Ruiz and Raymund
F. Antonio)
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Makati, Manila rallies
(By TJ Burgonio and Cynthia Balana)
Manila, Philippines, October 26, 2014 (INQUIRER) - TRAFFIC will be rerouted.

But to ensure that there will be no untoward incident, a total of 7,000 policemen will
be deployed in Manila and Makati to secure the rallyists.
In Makati City, Chief Supt. Marcelo Garbo Jr., Metro Manila police chief, said that at
6 a.m. October 26, Sunday, the Ayala Avenue, from Herrera Street to Manila
Peninsula on Makati Avenue will be closed to all vehicular traffic. Paseo de Roxas,
from de la Rosa Street in front of Enterprise Center, Banco Filipino, and BPI Family
will likewise be closed.
At 10 a.m. the entire stretch of Ayala to Rustans Buendia will be closed to all
vehicular traffic.
The traffic re-routing plan will give way to participants to the pro-democracy rally.
The participants will converge at the Ayala-Paseo de Roxas intersection for the main
program which will start at 1 p.m.
Alternative routes will be designated by the Makati Parking Authority, Traffic
Management Group-PNP, MAPSA, and the Ayala Security Force.
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No parking for all vehicles along Ayala Avenue.
Rally organizers have been advised to police their own ranks.
No operation dikit or Operation pinta will be allowed within the Central Business
District or the places where the buses are parked.
Another group policemen will be deployed to the Rizal Park to secure the expected
mammoth crowd who will attend the Catholic Charismatic Renewal movement
DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation Internationals weekly Family Appointment
with El Shaddai was held for the annual founding anniversary celebration and grand
prayer assembly of the Evangelical Protestant Born-Again Pentecostal Christian and
Worldwide on October 25 to 27 in time for the five-day pastoral and state visit of
Pope Francis here in the Philippines.
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Chief Superintendent Rolando Asuncion, Manila police chief, said that some 1,000
policemen will come from the Western Police District while the rest were
augmentation force from the National Capital Regional Police Office.
He added that an additional police force would be deployed in the area in case the
crowd swells to 5 million. He also raised the red alert from 6 a.m. Saturday, October
25 up to 12 p.m., October 27, Monday.
We're putting up our own security precautions because the crowd expected will be a
bit big now compared to the other El Shaddai gatherings, Fernandez said in another
briefing.
Some 3 million people, consisting mostly of El Shaddai followers, are expected to
attend the biggest annual grand historical mammoth crowd gathering in the whole
world.
President Benigno Aquino III, Vice-President Jejomar Binay and government
officials, provincial governors, city and municipal mayors, Church leaders, foreign
dignitaries, sports and showbiz personalities are expected to show up at the DWXI
Prayer Partners Foundation International Family Appointment with El Shaddai was
held for the annual founding anniversary celebration and grand prayer assembly of the
renewal religious movement Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide because television
evangelist and Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide founder, president and spiritual
director Bishop Bro. Eddie Villanueva is also celebrating his birthday last October 6.
Mr. Aquino is expected to address the rally at 5 p.m.
The President is expected to address the annual celebration this Sunday, October 26 at
5:05 p.m.
Pope Francis will preside over the 6:45 p.m. thanksgiving Mass, which will be
broadcast live on national and international radio and television stations and video
streamed to an audience of millions around the country and abroad.
Twelve giant LED screens mounted in the national park will give participants a better
view of the liturgical rites unfolding in the grandstand, an elevated concrete-andbamboo structure.
In the 61-hectare site, the national park for the biggest annual grand historic event,
most of the participants will have to stand throughout the series of activities which
start at 3 p.m., Sunday with foot processions.
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festivals, along with the double celebration of Jesus is Lord Church Worldwides
founding anniversary and worship and healing prayer service and television evangelist
and founder, elding presider, international president and spiritual director Bishop Bro.
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before the Mass.
Around 42,104 deacons and 477,814 priests from 221,740 Roman Catholic parishes in
the 3,126 Roman Catholic dioceses will occupy the grandstands north and south
wings. We will set up 500 chairs at the grandstand, Macud said. These are
media covering the papal visit. Beside it will be a platform for the choir whichwill
sing during the Mass.
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It will be presided over by Pope Francis.
The 76-year-old Pope, who has been the leader of the Worldwide Catholic Church to
lead the Holy Mass.
Other than the Pope, the other archbishops, cardinals, diocesan and auxiliary bishops
who will be present in todays liturgy include Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, Pontifical
Council of the Laity President Stanisaw Ryko, Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal
Pietro Parolin, Cardinal Angelo Amato, the prefect of the Congregation of the Causes
of Saints; Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle, Manila ArchbishopEmeritus Gaudencio Cardinal Rosales, Nueva Segovia Archbishop-Emeritus Ernesto
Antolin Salgado, Nueva Segovia Archbishop Emeritus Edmundo M. Abaya, Nueva
Segovia Archbishop Mario M. Perlata, Tuguegarao Archbishop Sergio Cardinal L.
Utleg, Tuguegarao Archbishop-Emeritus Diosdado A. Talamayan, Lingayen-Dagupan
Archbishop-Emeritus Oscar Cruz, Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop Socrates B.
Villegas, San Fernando Archbishop Emeritus Paciano Aniceto, San Fernando
Archbishop Florentino Lavarias, Lipa Archbishop Ramon C. Arguelles, Nueva
Caceres Archbishop Rolando Joven Tria Tirona, Capiz Archbishop Jose Cardinal
Advincula, Jaro Archbishop Angel Cardinal Lagdameo, Cebu Archbishop-Emeritus
Ricardo Cardinal Vidal, Cebu Archbishop Jose S. Palma, Palo Archbishop-Emeritus
Pedro R. Dean, Jr., Palo Archbishop John Du, Davao Archbishop-Emeritus Fernando
R. Capalla, Davao Archbishop Romulo G. Valles, Cotabato Archbishop Orlando
Kinabalu Archbishop-Emeritus John Lee Hiong Fun-Yit Yaw, Jakarta Archbishop
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Archbishop Joseph Everard Harris, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago ArchbishopEmeritus Edward Joseph Gilbert.
nuncio in the Philippines; and Rome-based priest, Rev. Fr. Fernando Rojo, the main
postulator for the religious groups cause will also be around.
Msgr. Villarojo said at least Roman Catholic Archbishops, bishops, cardinals, deacons
and monsignors, and around 42,104 deacons and 477,814 priests from 221,740
Roman catholic parishes in the 3,126 Roman Catholic dioceses in the Philippines,
Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, East Timor, Brunei, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand,
Vietnam, Syria, Iran, Iraq, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Australia, New Zealand, Papua
New Guinea, Pacific (Oceania), India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan, China,
Taiwan, North and South Korea, Japan, United States, Canada, Mexico, Argentina,
Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Venezuela, Ecuador, Chile, Guatemala, Bolivia, Costa Rica,
Cuba, Dominican Republic, Honduras, Paraguay, Nicaragua, Italy, France, Spain,
Poland, Germany, Portugal, Belgium, Hungary, Austria, England, Netherlands,
Ukraine, Ireland, Slovakia, Crotia, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Lituhania, Romania,
Slovenia, Belarus, Russia, Serbia and Montenegro, Lativia, Luxembourg, Malta,
Albania, Sweden, Greece, Estonia, Iceland, Uganda, Tanzania, Angola, Chad,
Senegal, Gabon, Madagascar, Burundi, Mozambique, Rwanda, Sudan, Zambia,
Malawi, Cameroon, Cote dIvore, Benin, Burikina Faso, Togo, Ghana, Equatorial
Guinea, Ethiopia, Eriterea, Cape Verde, Namibia, Central African Republic, Congo,
Democratic Republic of Congo, Tunisia, Niger, Comoros, Mauritania and Algeria
have confirmed to attend the event.
he said.
After the Mass including: the Angelus message and recitation of the Angelus Domini
prayer, farewell message and final blessing by the Pope and the message of the
president, the special message by Bishop-Emeritus Teodoro Bacani at 11:30 pm, and
a cultural dance presentation will be made at 12 midnight of October 27. This will be
participated in by Pasigarbo sa Sugbo contingents from Minglanilla, Talisay City, and
Mandaue City. The Lumad Basakanon, who has reaped awards during the Sinulog
festivities, will also be part of the presentation.
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parade grounds.
presentation show at midnight and fireworks display from 12:45 to 1:30 a.m., at about
2:15 a.m with joyful praise and worship songs.
through the darkness of the night filling the 58-hectare Rizal Park and adjacent areasRoxas Boulevard to north and southbound areas of Taft Avenue, T.M. Kalaw Street
and United Nations Avenue into Ermita, extending up to Maria Orosa Street, Padre
Burgos Drive, Port Area district, Jones, Ayala, McArthur and Quezon Bridges to
Plaza Miranda in Quiapo.
Fellowship Foundation International, Inc. Catholic Charismatic Renewal Movement
(DWXI-PPFI-CCRM) will deliver the 3-hour Worship and Healing Prayer Rally
Message for the Family Appointment with El Shaddai was held in thanksgiving for
the grand prayer assembly and annual anniversary thanksgiving celebration of
celebration of television evangelist, Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide founder,
October 27 at 4 a.m. Manila Time (Sunday Afternoon, October 26 at 4 p.m. New
York Time/8 p.m. London Time) followed by a Morning Breakfast Joyful Salu-Salo
at 7 a.m.
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Fernandez downplayed reports that certain groups would bomb the annual gathering,
saying this was a raw information that needed to be validated.
At any rate we always adopt the principle of considering the worst-case scenario. We
have incorporated that in our plan and we are prepared, he said.
Fernandez pointed out that their main concern was traffic. Some people will be
coming from Manila and going to Makati and vice versa, he said.
He however said that he was implementing any re-routing in Manila, unless
necessary.
Initially, we feel that theres need for re-routing. Our traffic plan is very flexible. Just
in case there's a need for a re-routing, we have contingency plans for these, he said.
Fernandez said the 58-heactre (580,000 square meters) Rizal Park can accommodate 2
million people.
In Manila, both North and South bound lanes of Roxas Boulevard, Baywalk, Taft
Avenue, UN Avenue, T.M. Kalaw St., P. Burgos, Calle Muralla, Bonifacio Drive,
inner streets of Port Area District, McArthur Bridge, Ayala Bridge, and Jones Bridge
will be kept open to traffic despite the projected crowd of 2 to 3 million expected to
attend the weekly El Shaddai rally.
The T.M. Kalaw, P. Burgos, Calle Muralla, Bonifacio Drive, and the inner streets of
the Port area were the designated parking zones.
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Extraordinary Missions Representing States and International and
Supranational Organizations in the Founding Anniversary Celebration and
Grand Prayer Assembly of the Evangelical Christian and Roman Catholic
Charismatic Renewal Religious Movement Jesus is Lord Church
In order to accommodate all interested parties wishing to receive a seat during the
Holy Mass, the Holy See limited the number of members in each official diplomatic
delegation to five people, except for the Polish delegation which, being Saint John
Paul II's homeland, was allowed ten people, and the delegation from Italy, that is
granted precedence being the Pope the Bishop of Rome and being Italy regarded as
the "Home of the Church". The limit did not exclude other people of any nationality
from attaining individual invitations, related to the individual's country's delegation:
for example, the attendance of Fernando Henrique Cardoso, former president of
Brazil, had connection with the Brazilian delegation. In addition to a country's official
delegation, any numbers of government officials were permitted to attend as pilgrim
travellers, remaining outside the basilica during the Holy Mass with the general
public. For example, the United States delegation included the president and first
lady, two former presidents, and the secretary of state, and they all had seats in the
Grandstand during the Holy Mass. Dozens of members of the U.S. Congress attended
the Mass of Requiem, congregating among the general public outside the basilica.
At the event, the dignitaries were seated alphabetically according to the spelling of
their country's name and arranged according to diplomatic protocol.
Philippines
H.E. Benigno S. Aquino III, President of the Republic of the Philippines

H.E. Jejomar C. Binay, Sr., Vice President of the Republic of the Philippines
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H.E. Maria Lourdes P.A. Sereno, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the
Philippines
H.E. Feliciano R. Belmonte, Jr., Speaker of the House of Representatives of
the Philippines
H.E. Franklin M. Drilon, President of the Senate of the Philippines
H.E. Atty. Francis Tolentino, Chairman of the Metropolitan Manila
Development Authority (MMDA)
Ms. Maria Elena Ballsy Aquino-Cruz, Presidential Sister
Ms. Aurora Corazon Pinky Aquino-Abellada, Presidential Sister
Ms. Victoria Eliza Viel Aquino-Dee, Presidential Sister
Ms. Kristina Bernadette Aquino-Yap, Presidential Sister
Mr. Justin Benigno Jiggy Aquino-Cruz
Mr. Eldon Jonty Aquino-Cruz, Jr.
Mr. Miguel Miggy Aquino-Abellada
Ms. Nina Aquino-Abellada
Mr. Francis Kiko Aquino-Dee
Ms. Jacinta Patricia Jia Aquino-Dee
Mr. Joshua Aquino-Yap
Mr. James Bimby Aquino-Yap, Jr.
former Philippine President and now Manila City Mayor Joseph Estrada
current Quezon City Mayor Herbert Bautista
former Quezon City Mayor Brigido Simon
Caloocan City Mayor Oscar Malapitan
Malabon City Mayor Len-Len Oreta
Navotas City Mayor John Rey Tiangco
Valenzuela City Mayor Rexlon Gatchalian
Mandaluyong City Mayor Benhur Abalos
Marikina City Mayor Del de Guzman
former Pasig City Mayor Vicente Eusebio
former Pasig City Mayor Soledad Eusebio
former Pasig City Mayor Bobby Eusebio
current Pasig City Mayor Maribel Andaya-Eusebio
San Juan City Mayor Guia Gomez
Makati City Mayor Jejomar Erwin Binay
Taguig City Mayor Laarni Lopez-Cayetano
current Pasay City Mayor Antonio Tony Calixto
former Pasay City Mayor Wenceslao Peewee Trinidad
former Paranaque City Mayor Joey Marquez
former Paranaque City Mayor Florencio Bernabe
current Paraaque City Mayor Edwin Olivarez
Las Pinas City Mayor Vergel A. Aguilar
Muntinlupa City Mayor Jaime Fresnedi
Benguet Governor Nestor Fongwan
Pangasinan Governor Amado Espino
Baguio City Mayor Mauricio Domogan
Tabuk City, Kalinga mayor Ferdinand Tubban
Rosales, Pangasinan Mayor Susan P. Casareno
Dagupan City Mayor Belen T. Fernandez
Urdaneta City Mayor Amadeo Gregorio E. Perez IV
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Zambales Governor Hermogenes Ebdane, Jr.
Olongapo City Mayor Rolen Paulino
Subic, Zambales Mayor Jeffrey D. Khonghun
Pampanga Provincial Governor Lilia G. Pineda
San Fernando, Pampanga Mayor Edwin Santiago
Angeles City, Pampanga Mayor Edgardo Pamintuan
Tarlac Governor Jesus Bong" Santos
Tarlac City Mayor Gelacio R. Manalang
Bataan Provincial Governor Albert S. Garcia
Balanga City Mayor Jose Enrique S. Garcia III
Bulacan Provincial Governor Wilhelmino Sy-Alvarado
Marilao Municipal Mayor Juanito "Tito" H. Santiago
Baliwag Municipal Mayor Carolina Dellosa
Malolos City Mayor Christian D. Natividad
Nueva Ecija Provincial Governor Aurelio Matias Umali
Cabanatuan City Mayor Julius Cesar V. Vergara
Rizal Provincial Governor Rebecca A. Ynares
Antipolo City Mayor Casimiro A. Ynares III
Taytay Municipal Mayor Janet De Leon-Mercado
San Mateo, Rizal Mayor Jose Rafael Diaz
Angono Mayor Gerry V. Calderon
Cavite Provincial Governor Juanito Victor Remulla
Bacoor City Mayor Strike Revilla
Dasmarinas City Mayor Jennifer A. Barzaga
Rosario Municipal Mayor Jose M. Ricafrente Jr.
Laguna Provincial Governor Ramil Hernndez
Santa Rosa City, Laguna Mayor Arlene B. Arcillas-Nazareno
Calamba City Mayor Justin Marc Timmy Chipeco
San Pablo City Mayor Loreto S. Amante
Los Baos Municipal Mayor Caesar P. Perez
Batangas Provincial Governor Vilma Santos-Recto
Batangas City Mayor Eduardo B. Dimacuha
Lipa City Mayor Meynardo A. Sabili
Quezon Provincial Governor David C. Suarez
Lucena City Mayor Roderick A. Alcala
Palawan Governor Jose C. Alvarez
Puerto Princesa City Mayor Lucilo R. Bayron
Occidental Mindoro provincial governor Mario Gene Mendiola
San Jose, Occidental Mindoro Mayor Romulo "Muloy" Festin
Oriental Mindoro provincial governor Alfonso Umali, Jr.
Calapan City Mayor Arnan C. Panaligan
Marinduque Provincial Governor Carmencita Ongsiako Reyes
Boac, Marinduque Mayor Roberto Madla
Romblon provincial governor Eduardo C. Firmalo
Romblon, Romblon Mayor Gerard S. Montojo
Camarines Sur provincial governor Miguel Luis Villafuerte
Naga City Mayor John Bongat
Iriga City, Camarines Sur Mayor Ronald Felix Alfelor
Libmanan, Camarines Sur Mayor Marilyn A. Jimenez
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Camarines Norte Governor Edgardo Tallado
Daet, Camarines Norte Mayor Tito S. Sarion
Albay Provincial Governor Joey Salceda
Legaspi City Mayor Noel Rosal
Masbate Governor Rizalina L. Seachon-Laete
Masbate City Mayor Rowena R. Tuason
Sorsogon Provincial Governor Antonio Escudero Jr.
Sorsogon City Mayor Sally A. Lee
Iloilo Provincial Governor Arthur Defensor, Sr.
Iloilo City Mayor Jed Patrick Mabilog
Aklan Governor Florencio Miraflores
Kalibo Mayor William S. Lachica
Malay Mayor John P. Yap
Antique Governor Exequiel Javier
San Jose de Buneavista Mayor Rony L. Molina
Capiz Governor Victor A. Tanco
Roxas City Mayor Angel Alan B. Celino
Negros Occidental governor Alfredo G. Maraon, Jr.
Bacolod City Mayor Monico Puentevella
Kabankalan City Mayor Isidro P. Zayco
San Carlos City Mayor Gerardo P. Valmayor Jr.
Cebu Provincial Governor Hilario Junjun Davide III
Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama
Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu Mayor Paz C. Radaza
Mandaue City Mayor Jonas Cortes
Consolacion Municipal Mayor Teresa P. Alegado
Negros Oriental Provincial Governor Roel Degamo
Dumaguete City Mayor Manuel Chiquiting Sagarbarria
Sipalay City Mayor Soledad C. Montilla
Bohol Provincial Governor Edgar M. Chatto
Tagbilaran Mayor John Geesnell Yap
Tacloban City, Leyte Mayor Alfred S. Romualdez
Leyte Provincial Governor Dominico Petilla
Ormoc City Mayor Eric C. Codilla
Capoocan Mayor Federico H. Carolino Sr.
Isabel, Leyte Mayor Marcos Gregorio M. Cerillo
Biliran Provincial Governor Gerardo Espina, Jr.
Naval, Biliran Mayor Susan Velasquez Parilla
Southern Leyte Provincial Governor Roger Mercado
Maasin City, Southern Leyte Mayor Maloney L. Samaco
Western Samar Provincial Governor Sharee Ann T. Tan
Calbayog City Mayor Ronaldo P. Aquino
Catbalogan City Mayor Stephany Uy-Tan
Northern Samar Provincial Governor Jose L. Ong, Jr.
Catarman, Northern Samar Mayor Francisco C. Rosales, Jr.
Eastern Samar Provincial Governor Conrado B. Nicart, Jr.
Borongan City Mayor Ma. Fe R. Abunda
Zamboanga City Mayor Maria Isabelle Climaco Salazar
Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay Mayor Eldwin M. Alibutdan
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Dipolog City, Zamboanga del Norte Mayor Evelyn T. Uy

Davao del Sur Provincial Governor Claude Bautista
Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte
Mati City, Davao Oriental Mayor Carlo Luis P. Rabat
Panabo City, Davao del Norte Mayor Jose L. Silvosa Sr.
South Cotabato Provincial Governor Daisy Avance-Fuentes
General Santos City Mayor Ronnel Rivera
Koronadal, South Cotabato Mayor Peter B. Miguel
Polomolok, South Cotabato Mayor Honey Lumayag-Matti
Sarangani Governor Steve C. Solon
Alabel Mayor Corazon S. Grafilo
Maguindanao Governor Esmael Mangudadatu
Cotabato, Maguindanao Mayor Japal "JoJo" Guiani
Kidapawan City Mayor Joseph A. Evangelista
Misamis Oriental Provincial Governor Yevgeny Vicente B. Emano
Cagayan de Oro City Mayor Oscar Moreno
Gingoog City Mayor Stella Marie L. Guingona
Misamis Occidental Governor Herminia M. Ramiro
Ozamiz City Mayor Reynaldo O. Parojinog Sr.
Lanao del Norte governor Mohammad Khalid Q. Dimaporo
Iligan City Mayor Celso G. Regencia
Bukidnon Governor Jose Maria Zubiri, Jr.
Malaybalay City Mayor Ignacio W. Zubiri
Agusan del Norte Provincial Governor Maria Angelica Amante-Matba
Butuan City Mayor Ferdinand M. Amante, Jr.
Cabadbaran City Mayor Dale B. Corvera
Agusan del Sur Provincial Governor Adolph Edward Plaza
Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur Municipial Mayor Albin D. Magdamit
San Francisco, Agusan del Sur Municipial Mayor Jenny Diesto de Asis
Surigao del Norte Provincial Governor Sol Matugas
Surigao City, Surigao del Norte Mayor Ernesto Matugas
Surigao del Sur Provincial Governor Johnny T. Pimentel
Tandag City, Surigao del Sur Mayor Roxanne C. Pimentel
Bislig City, Surigao del Sur Mayor Librado Navarro
Dinagat Islands Provincial Governor Glenda Ecleo
San Jose, Dinagat Islands Municipial Mayor Allan II Buray Ecleo
Sulu Provincial Governor Abdusakur Tan II
Jolo, Sulu Municipial Mayor Hussin U. Amin
Singapore
Singaporean President Dr. Tony Tan Keng Yam
Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong
Singaporean Supreme Court Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon
Singaporean Parliament Speaker Halimah Yacob
former Singaporean President Sellapan Ramanathan Nathan
former Singaporean Prime Minster Goh Chok Tong
former Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew
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Patron Saints of parishes in the Philippines participating for the Marian Fluvial
Procession:
1. Our lady of Correa
2. Nuestra Seora de Guia
3. Our Lady of Loreto
4. Our Lady of Guidance
5. Holy Cross
6. Holy Family
7. Holy Spirit
8. Mary the Queen
9. Mary, Comforter of the Afflicted
10. Mary, Mirror of Justice
11. Our Lady of Sorrows
12. Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary
13. Our Lady of Mount Carmel
14. Saint John the Baptist de La Salle
15. Holy Trinity
16. Our Lady of Guadalupe
17. Saint Jude Thaddeus
18. Saint Michael Archangel
19. Sacred Heart of Jesus
20. Our Lady of Grace
21. Our Lady of Salvation
22. Our Lady of Perpetual Help
23. Nuestra Seora de la Soledad
24. Our Lady of Fatima
25. Our Lady of La Paz
26. Our Lady of Peace & Good Voyage
27. Our Lady of Peafrancia
28. Our Lady of Remedies
29. Our Lady of Sorrows
30. Our Lady of the Abandoned
31. Our Lady of the Airways
32. Our Lady of the Assumption
33. Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament
34. Risen Christ
35. Saint Alphonsus Ma. Ligouri
36. Saint Andrew the Apostle
37. Saint Anthony of Padua
38. Saint Dominic Savio
39. Saint Francis of Assisi
40. Saint John Bosco
41. Patronage of Saint Joseph
42. Saint Mary Goretti
43. Saint Peter the Apostle
44. Saint Pius X
45. Saints Peter & Paul
46. San Felipe Neri
47. Santo Sepulcro
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48. Saint Ildephonsus
49. San Isidro
50. Saint Joseph
51. San Juan Nepomuceno
52. Saint Rafael the Archangel
53. Saint Roche
54. Saint Vincent de Paul
55. Our Lady of the Pillar
56. Saint Peter Julian Eymard
57. Santa Monica
58. Saint Therese of Lisieux
59. Most Holy Trinity
60. Holy Name of Jesus
61. Christ, the King
62. Mother of the Redeemer
63. Our Lady of Fatima
64. Sta. Krus
65. Sto. Nio
66. Epiphany of the Lord
67. Mary, Mother of the Church
68. Our Lady of Lourdes
69. Saint Agnes, Virgin & Martyr
70. Ang Muling Pagkabuhay ng Ating Panginoon
Choir and Orchestra Layout
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/
http://www.event-rentals.com/
The Choir and Orchestra Layout for Quirino Grandstand follows:
Left Side:
Choir
Senior's men's and women's combined choir from age 17 to 24 years old
and junior's boys and girl's combined choir from age 6 to 17 years old from
residents of 42,028 barangays throughout the Philippines
Right Side:
28-Piece Brass Band
1 Soprano cornet in E
8-10 Cornets in B (in separate parts for 'Solo', 'Repiano', 2nd and 3rd
cornets; there are 4/5 players on the 'Solo' part, one 'Repiano', two 2nd,
and two 3rd)
1 Flugelhorn in B (notated on the same part as the 'Repiano' in some
older music)
3 Horns in E (called Solo, 1st and 2nd)
2 Baritone horns in B (Each with separate parts)
2 Tenor trombones (notated in B, playing separate parts)

1 Bass trombone (the only brass instrument in the band notated in Concert
Pitch (C) on Bass Clef)
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2 Euphoniums in B (Usually playing the same part with divisi sections)

4 Tubas (2 in E and 2 in B, both notated in Treble Clef; often called
Basses)
2 or 3 percussion players (with 2 or more timpani, glockenspiel, snare
drum, triangle, cymbals, a drum kit and more)
200-Piece Concert Band
Piccolos 1 (, 2)[note 1]
Flutes 1, 2 (, 3)
(Alto flute)[note 2]
Oboes 1 (, 2)
(English horn)[note 3]
Bassoons 1 (, 2)
(Contrabassoon)[note 4]
Clarinet in E-flat
Clarinets in B-flat 1, 2, 3 (, 4)
Alto clarinet
Bass clarinet
(Contra-alto clarinet/Contrabass clarinet)
(Soprano saxophone)
Alto saxophones 1, 2
Tenor saxophones 1 (, 2)
Baritone saxophone
(Bass saxophone)
Trumpets/Cornets in B-flat 1, 2, 3 (, 4, 5, 6)[note 7]
(Flugelhorns in B-flat 1 (, 2))
Horns in F 1, 2, 3, 4 (, 5, 6)
Tenor trombones 1, 2 (, 3)[note 8]
Bass trombone
Baritone horn/Euphonium 1 (, 2)[note 9][note 10]
Tubas
150-Piece Orchestra
24 Flutes (one doubling Piccolo)
24 Oboes (one doubling cor anglais or English horn)
24 Clarinets (one doubling Bass Clarinet)
24 Bassoons (one doubling Contrabassoon)
(Saxophone)
4-8 French horns in F
36 Trumpets in B
36 Trombones (one or two being bass trombones)
1-2 Tubas
(Baritone horn/Euphonium)
Timpani
Snare drum
Tenor drum
Bass drum
Cymbals
Tam-tam
Triangle
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Wood block
Tambourine
Glockenspiel
Xylophone
Vibraphone
Tubular bells
Marimba
1-2 Harp
16 Violins 1
14 Violins 2
12 Violas
10 Cellos
8 Double basses
Piano
Celesta
Workers put on finishing

touches
By Ador Vincent Mayol, Jhunnex Napallacan|Cebu Daily News
The wooden altar table, lectern and presiders chair have arrived.
The furniture, with its bamboo accents peeking through its protective sheets, were
carried up the steps of the Grandstand yesterday as workers put the finishing touches
on the venue of Sundays DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation International Family
Church Worldwide.
A portrait of the two Filipino saints was positioned at the main altars center wall.
According to Fr. Brian Brigoli, co-chairman of the venue committee, all is complete
save for the lights, landscaping and fresh flowers which will be installed today and
tomorrow.
Well do the floral decorations last or they will just wilt in the heat, he said.
The site development is 95 percent complete with some minor works ongoing. Tents,
projectors, and sound system equipment also started arriving yesterday.
Organizers are expecting to take delivery of 10,000 chairs from various localities. The
chairs will be positioned in the cemented area across the main altar where VIPs and
foreign dignitaries, national, local and foreign government officials, church donors
and benefactors will be seated. President Benigno Aquino III will also be seated in
that stage area.
The stage spanning both sides of the Quirino Grandstand will hold around 300 church
officials, including bishops.
Technicians from the countrys telecom giants SMART Communications, Inc. and
Globe Telecom, Inc. have been setting up cables and equipment in the SRP area.
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According to Saga Events Robby Carmona, SMART and Globe will provide WiFi
connectivity services in the area to enable participants to tweet, post and share
pictures and updates of the annual festivities and enable organizers and the media to
remain connected with their bases. Half of the field will be served by SMART while
the other half is assigned to Globe.
The Quirino Grandstand stands on the Rizal Park but levelling the vast expanse of the
58-hectare venue poses the biggest challenge those organizers and volunteers have
been trying to surmount for days.
Aided by two days of sunny weather since Monday, bulldozers and graders made
good progress in compacting loose soil. Workers will later add a layer of limestone
which can better absorb water in case it rains.
If it rains, it may be muddy, but your shoes wont sink in the ground, said Carmona,
who is now confident that there wont be a repeat of the flooding seen in, last weeks
downpour.
Nevertehless, he advised the public to bring umbrellas or rain coats, whatever the
weather will be on Sunday.
Read more: http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/314525/workers-put-on-finishingtouches#ixzz3Fk7BboJV
Storm warning
RAINS are forecast for today in Metro Manila, probably accompanied by some gusty
winds. Tropical depression Paeng has developed into a storm and it is expected to
hit land this morning in Northern Luzon.
But the stormy weather should not dampen the spirit of those who are going to the
rally on Ayala Avenue in Makati being led by anti-pork barrel groups. There are
certainly more pressing and nobler reasons to get drenched than paying respect to a
religious leader or stuffing oneself with lechon, roast calf and other delicacies which
are expected to be in abundance when El Shaddai founder and servant-leader Bro.
Mike Z. Velarde holds the DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation International
Family Appointment with El Shaddai for belated birthday celebration for Jesus
is Lord Church Worldwide founder, international president and spiritual
director Bishop Bro. Eddie C. Villanueva and the annual founding anniversary
celebration of the Evangelical Protestant Born-Again Christian and Roman
Catholic charismatic renewal religious movement Jesus is Lord Church
Worldwide to coincide with the Ayala rally. Pork barrel groups have identified three
of these reasons: to show the people's opposition to amending the Constitution, to
protest the resurgence of cronyism and to oppose attempts to muzzle the press.
President Benigno Aquino III has said nothing would deter him from pursuing charter
change and pork barrel. He says lifting the protectionist provisions in the Constitution,
like the ones barring foreigners from owning land, public utilities and media
organizations, is the only way to liberate millions of hungry Filipinos from their
poverty. He even has the economic benefits from such constitutional reforms all
figured out: an automatic plus 4 percent in GNP growth rate, although he has not said
if that's only good for one year or until forever.
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No one else saw charter change as the miracle cure for the country's economic
malaise. In survey after survey, businessmen, both local and foreign, identified other
factors as barriers to investments and growth: cronyism, an uneven playing field,
peace and order problems, bad traffic, government red tape, inconsistent economic
policies, unattractive incentives. In sum, practically everything under the sun, except
the Constitution, and all correctable with a little imagination from Congress and some
determination from the executive.
Fully 86 percent of the Filipino people see no need to change the Constitution,
according to a recent survey. Why Mr. Aquino and his political lieutenants in
Congress would try to ram charter changes through Congress only raises suspicion
about some hidden agenda, like term extension on the part of politicians and, on the
part of Malacaang, the removal of any constitutional barrier to forging a compromise
deal with the Marcoses on the sharing of their ill-gotten wealth.
The hush-hush attempts of the administration to strike a deal with the Marcoses and
the return of cronies to positions of power and privilege constitute the second reason
for the rally. When Ms Aquino speaks of preserving the gains of Edsa, she means
freedom and democracy as well as our pride and dignity. Two successive
administrations looked pathetic as they bungled the attempts to recover the Marcoses'
ill-gotten wealth. The nation was put up to ridicule with the election of Imelda Marcos
to Congress in 2010 and Ferdinand Jr. as Senator in 2010. Now the Aquino
administration wants to complete a nation's shame by absolving the plunderers of any
crime and sharing the loot with them.
As to the return of cronies and cronyism, is there any doubt about it? Marcos closest
business associate is back at the helm of the country's biggest food and beverage
conglomerate. A tycoon who is often seen in Malacaang had a P25-billion tax case
against him dismissed. A presidential adviser got a $25-million commission for
brokering the buyout of the country's largest telecommunications company by a firm
backed with foreign money. A generous contributor to the Aquino campaign kitty
won the award to operate online bingo. Even Mr. Aquinos old friends from the movie
industry are scrambling for various government contracts. If these are Mr. Aquinos
friends, they are helping themselves at the President's expense.
Finally, there are the attempts of the administration to suppress criticism by initiating
or encouraging an advertising boycott of this paper by movie producers, government
financial institutions and friendly business interests and the exclusion of its reporters
from presidential press briefings. It's a different version of the corporate
strangulation that squeezed the life of The Manila Times. Mr. Aquino swears with
his right hand to defend with his life our freedoms, while strangling with his left a
newspaper that seeks to publish the unvarnished truth about his administration.
All this constitutes a smorgasbord of issues for everyone to chew on. But whichever
issue one feels strongly about, it is again time to take a stand. Mr. Aquino may yet
listen to our collective voices raised in protest.
There is a storm brewing, and it is not called Pepeng.
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Manila rerouting scheme

set for JIL meet
President Aquino will lead the Jesus Is Lord Church Worldwide Movements prayer
for national consecration during its 36th founding anniversary at Rizal Park in Manila
today.
Over a five million JIL followers, organizers claimed, will gather at the Rizal Park to
mark the religious groups anniversary, in an event that will highlight the nations
pursuit of peace.
Manila traffic officials meantime advised motorists and commuters to seek alternate
routes and brace for heavy traffic as the north and south-bound lane of Roxas
Boulevard from Katigbak circle to T.M. Kalaw Avenue and United Nations Avenue
will be closed to traffic from 3 p.m., Saturday, October 25 to 11 a.m., Monday,
October 27.
All vehicles coming from Port Area may turn left to Burgos Street, right to Ma.
Orosa, right to T.M. Kalaw, left to Roxas Boulevard to point of destination.
All vehicles coming from Jones, McArthur and Quezon bridges will be rerouted to
Taft Avenue. (With a report from Jenny F. Manongdo)
Traffic Re-Routing Plan for October 26, 2014 (Papal Visit and 36th Anniversary
Celebration of Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide)
On October 26 and 27, 2014, the following roads will be affected:

a) Roxas Boulevard (from P. Burgos to President Quirino Avenue) will be closed to
vehicular traffic from 7:30 A.M. to 12:30 P.M.
b) President Quirino Avenue (from Roxas Boulevard to Taft Avenue) will be
closed to vehicular traffic from 7:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M.
c) South Super Highway (from President Quirino Avenue to Buendia Avenue) and
Buendia Avenue (from South Super Highway to EDSA) will be closed to all
vehicular traffic from 4:00 P.M. to 4:30 P.M. and also from 8:30 P.M. to 9:00
P.M.
d) South Bound Lane of EDSA (from Guadalupe to Buendia Avenue) will be
closed to South Bound traffic from 4:00 P.M. - 4:30 P.M. and from 8:30 P.M. 9:30 P.M.
All motorists are, therefore, advised to take the following re-routing scheme during
the period of traffic closure:
1. Southbound vehicles traversing Roxas Boulevard are advised to take AduanaMagallanes Drive - Padre Burgos route - Taft Avenue towards Buendia Avenue
and Roxas Boulevard.
2. Luneta-bound Vehicles traversing Roxas Boulevard are only up to Padre BurgosTaft Avenue-T.M. Kalaw Intersection junction.
3. Northbound vehicles using Roxas Boulevard-bound vehicles comBoulevard are
advised to take Buendia Avenue and/or Vito Cruz towards Taft Avenue or F.B.
Harrison/A. Mabini Street route.
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4.
Roxas Boulevard-bound vehicles coming from Northeast are advised to take

Canonigo Avenue-Taft Avenue-Padre Burgos or Jones Bridge towards their
Destination.
5. Southbound vehicles traversing South Super Highway are advised to take Pedro
Gil-Taft Avenue-Ayala Avenue and EDSA Route from 4:00 P.M.-4:30 P.M. as
well as Ayala Avenue and EDSA route from 4:00 P.M.-4:30 P.M. & from 8:30
P.M.-9:30 P.M.
6. Roxas Boulevard-bound vehicles coming from the Southeast will be advised to
take Tejeron-J.P. Rizal-Pasong Tamo-Vito Cruz extension towards Vito Cruz to
Taft Avenue or Roxas Boulevard from 7:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M.
7. Northbound lane of EDSA (from Boni Avenue to Buendia Avenue will be
converted to 2-way traffic and Southbound vehicles counter-flowing to EDSA
North lane from 4:00 P.M. to 4:30 P.M. and from 8:30 P.M. to 9:00 P.M.
8. Northbound Light Vehicles along EDSA are advised to take Fort Bonifacio via
McKinley Road and exit at Guadalupe Bridge from 4:00 P.M. to 4:30 P.M. and
from 8:30 P.M. to 9:00 P.M.
9. Southbound Light Vehicles along EDSA may take Guadalupe Bridge their right
turn towards J. P. Rizal and exit at the Makati Avenue-Ayala Avenue and back to
EDSA.
10. Northbound Vehicles traversing South Superhighway will be advised to take Taft
Avenue or the EDSA-Ayala Avenue-Makati Avenue-J.P. Rizal-Tejeron-Pedro Gil
route towards President Quirino Avenue Extension from 4:00 P.M. to 4:30 P.M.
and from 8:30 P.M.-9:30 P.M.
Participants to the Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide Anniversary Celebration,
devotees to the Papal Visit or ordinary motorists may help de-congest heavy traffic or
ask for assistance from the:
Pursue Peace and Be Holy
Peace and Holiness are the very nature of the Eternal Triune God. God the Father
being the God of Peace (Hebrews 13:20); our Lord Jesus Christ the Prince of Peace
(Isaiah 9:6); and the Holy Spirit whose fruit is peace (Galatians 5:22) are one (1 John
5:7). God says, Be holy, for I Am Holy (1 Peter 1:16), it is a strong command and
not an option; we ought to be like Him. We are called to peace and holiness. Right
from the start, these were also the nature of man, for man was created in Gods own
image (Genesis 1:27). In the garden, our foreparents Adam and Eve were living in
peace and harmony. Until sin entered into their hearts; it has caused everything to
change. From that time on, man has lived in sin and misery. There is no hope, and
people are bound to death. Then Jesus Christ came to earth to redeem man from sin.
He is the promised King and Saviour, the restorer of everything that is broken; the
One who brings peace, the giver of life and salvation.
Peace and Holiness go along togetherthey are inseparable. There is no true and
right peace without holiness. Hebrews 12:14 declares: Pursue peace with all people,
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and holiness, without which no one will see the Lord. It is very clear that we should
make peace with all people and not to select. Any self-professing, Bible-believing
Christians should live a life of peace and holiness; otherwise one will just end up
being a compromiser and a disgrace to Gods holy name. Peace being one of the fruits
of the Holy Spirit is an indicator of a spirit-filled and a spirit-led life. Though holiness
is not perfect in this life because of our sinful flesh and earthly desires (Romans 7:2125), there is a perfection of it in Christ Jesus. His amazing grace has paved way for
everythingfor our salvation and for us to come freely to Him (Ephesians 2:8-9).
OUR IDENTITY
We see in Matthew 5:9, Jesus declares to the people that the peacemakers will be
called the sons of God. Yes, it is an identity, our identity. You cannot declare to the
world: I am a servant of God yet you have a wrath against your neighbour; never
say to God: I am Your worshipper yet you hate your brother (Matthew 5:23-24).
God knows every motive in our hearts, and He doesnt dwell nor delight with one that
is full of hatred and strife.
Apostle Paul exhorts to the Romans: make every effort to do what leads to peace
(Romans 14:19). Amid the persecutions, he urges them to maintain the spirit of
meekness, kindness and peace, and to wage not a spirit of war and revenge to foes and
persecutors. Sometimes, we think that revenge is just due to our transgressors. But he
[Paul] also urges us to take not revenge, but leave room for Gods wrath; for
vengeance is the Lords (Romans 12:19). He is a God of Justice; all we need to do is
to wait for His turn (Isaiah 30:18).
A REQUIREMENT
The pursuit of peace and holiness should always be among the hearts of everyone. We
have read on the passage above that without which, no one will see the Lordthis is a
very important warning. The absence of peace and holiness brings sin, and sin is an
abomination to God because it has cost His Sons life on the cross. On the other hand,
the presence of these things brings righteousness. James 3:18 reads, Now the fruit of
righteousness is sown in peace by those who make peace, and so peace and holiness
should always be in our pursuit. God requires these things. The church that Christ
shall present to Himself is the one that is glorious, radiant, and not having a spot,
blemish or wrinkle (Ephesians 5:25-27). Many people are so deceived to the thinking
that it is just fine to freely sin because the righteousness of God is upon them. But, the
righteousness of God was given to us through Christ Jesus so that we may be free
from the bondages of sin, not free to make sin (Romans 5:17, Romans 6:13, 1
Corinthians 1:30). We cannot be saved by good works for we are saved by grace
through faith and not by works, but dwelling in sin after being saved is not a true
indication of true faith in Christ (2 Corinthians 5:17); we need to work out our faith
(Philippians 2:12) and live in holiness (Ephesians 5:27b). If we truly believe in God,
and we love Him, we will imitate Himwho is a God of peace and holiness.
Visit Jesus Is Lord Church Worldwide at www.jilworldwide.org.
Like JIL on Facebook: www.facebook.com/JesusIsLordChurch
Follow JIL on Twitter and Instagram @JILWorldwide
Subscribe to YouTube account: www.youtube.com/JILWorldwide
Source: http://justdanyell.blogspot.com/2014/10/pursue-peace-and-be-holy.html
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PNoy to lead prayer for

national consecration at
JIL 36th anniversary in
Luneta this Friday
Manila, Philippines, October 24, 2014 - The Jesus Is Lord (JIL) Church Worldwide
founded by televangelist Bro. Eddie Villanueva will celebrate its 36th year at
the Luneta Park, Manila this Sunday, with no less than President Aquino
leading in a prayer for national consecration.
The celebration will start at 3PM on Saturday and is expected to draw over 5million attendees from Metro Manila and the nearby 80 provinces.
This years theme is anchored on the theme of peace, which according to
the JIL founder, is the call of the time amidst the negative news dominating
the local and international media.
This years theme: Pursue peace with all people, and holiness, without which no one
will see the Lord: looking carefully lest anyone fall short of the grace of God; lest any
root of bitterness springing up cause trouble, and by this many become defiled; lest
there be any fornicator or profane person like Esau, who for one morsel of food sold
his birthright. For you know that afterward, when he wanted to inherit the blessing, he
was rejected, for he found no place for repentance, though he sought it diligently with
tears. For you have not come to the mountain that may be touched and that burned
with fire, and to blackness and darkness and tempest, and the sound of a trumpet and
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the voice of words, so that those who heard it begged that the word should not be
spoken to them anymore. (For they could not endure what was commanded: And if
so much as a beast touches the mountain, it shall be stoned or shot with an arrow.
And so terrifying was the sight that Moses said, I am exceedingly afraid and
trembling.) But you have come to Mount Zion and to the city of the living God, the
heavenly Jerusalem, to an innumerable company of angels, to the general assembly
and church of the firstborn who are registered in heaven, to God the Judge of all, to
the spirits of just men made perfect, to Jesus the Mediator of the new covenant, and to
the blood of sprinkling that speaks better things than that of Abel. See that you do not
refuse Him who speaks. For if they did not escape who refused Him who spoke on
earth, much moreshall we not escape if we turn away from Him who speaks from
heaven, whose voice then shook the earth; but now He has promised, saying, Yet
once more I shake not only the earth, but also heaven. Now this, Yet once
more, indicates the removal of those things that are being shaken, as of things that
are made, that the things which cannot be shaken may remain. Therefore, since we are
receiving a kingdom which cannot be shaken, let us have grace, by which we may
serve God acceptably with reverence and godly fear. For our God is a consuming
fire. (Hebrews 12:14-29)
The Filipino version was: Sikapin ninyong mamuhay ng may kapayapaan at
kabanalan sa lahat ng tao, dahil walang sinumang makakakita sa Panginoon kung
wala ito. Mag-ingat kayo baka mayroong magkulang sa biyaya ng Diyos. Ingatan
ninyo na baka may sumibol na ugat ng sama ng loob na siyang dahilan ng kaguluhan
at sa pamamagitan nito ay nadudungisan ang marami. Tiyakin ninyo na walang
matagpuan sa inyo na taong imoral o mapaglapastangan tulad ni Esau na kaniyang
ipinagbili ang karapatang magmana bilang panganay na anak na lalaki dahil sa isang
pagkain. Sapagkat alam na ninyong lahat kung ano ang nangyari pagkatapos. Nang
ibig na niyang manahin ang basbas, itinakwil siya ng Diyos. Bagaman si Esau ay
humanap ng paraan na may pagluha upang siya ay makapagsisi, hindi siya makahanap
ng pagkakataon para makapagsisi. Sapagkat hindi kayo nakalapit sa bundok na inyong
mahihipo na naglalagablab sa apoy, sa kapusikitan, sa kadiliman at sa unos. At ang
naroon ay tunog ng trumpeta at ang tinig ng mga salita. Pagkarinig nila ng tinig nito,
nagsumamo sila na huwag nang banggitin sa kanilang muli ang mga salitang ito.
Sapagkat hindi nila makayanang dalhin ang iniutos na sinabi: Kung ang isang hayop
ay madikit sa bundok, dapat ninyong batuhin at sa pamagitan ng sibat ay inyong
tuhugin. Dahil ang tanawin ay labis na nakakasindak, sinabi ni Moises: Nilukuban ako
ng takot at ako ay nanginig. Subalit kayo ay nakalapit na sa bundok ng Zion at sa
lungsod ng buhay na Diyos, sa Jerusalem na maka-langit at sa hindi mabilang na mga
anghel. Lumapit na kayo sa pangkalahatang pagtitipon at sa iglesiya ng mga panganay
na nakatala sa kalangitan. Lumapit na kayo sa Diyos na hukom ng lahat at sa mga
espiritu ng mga matuwid na pinaging-ganap. Lumapit na kayo kay Jesus na siyang
tagapamagitan ng isang bagong tipan at sa dugo na kaniyang iwinisik na nangungusap
ng higit na mabubuting bagay kaysa sa dugo ni Abel. Tiyakin ninyo na hindi ninyo
tinatanggihan ang nagsasalita. Sapagkat kung ang mga tumanggi sa nagsalita sa lupa
ay hindi makakaligtas sa paghatol. Ang ating kahatulan ay lalong tiyak kung
tatalikuran natin siya na nagmula sa langit. Noon ang kaniyang tinig ay yumanig sa
lupa. Ngunit ngayon siya ay nangako na sinasabi: Minsan na lang ay yayanigin ko
hindi lamang ang lupa kundi gayundin ang langit. Nang gamitin niya ang katagang,
minsan na lang, ang ibig niyang sabihin ay aalisin niya ang lahat ng bagay na
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mayayanig, na ang mga ito ay ang mga bagay na ginawa, upang ang mga bagay na
hindi mayayanig ay manatili. Tinanggap natin ang isang paghahari na walang
makakayanig. Kaya nga, tayo nawa ay magkaroon ng biyaya na sa pamamagitan nito,
tayo ay maghahandog ng paglilingkod na kalugud-lugod sa Diyos, na may banal na
paggalang at pagkatakot. Sapagkat ang ating Diyos ay isang apoy na tumutupok.
(Hebreo 12:14-29)
Pursue Peace and Be Holy, Without Which No One Can See God. We find this as a
very relevant theme for such a time as this. Every one of us must look inside our
hearts and strive to pursue peace, Villanueva said in a statement.
Our pursuit for peace as a nation is best demonstrated with our own President
leading us all in a prayer for consecration.
The prayer to be led by the President, he said, is a symbolic act of humility as a
nation.
According to Villanueva, the church should strive to make itself relevant in all areas
of the society including the government and media.
Villanueva challenged all Christians to actively participate in pushing forward
reforms in a peaceful manner especially on issues that have impact to the countrys
future.
The Church must be salt and light to the world and lead in achieving peace. But we
cannot be salt and light if we do not actively take part in the affairs of our nation, he
said.
True peace, he said, cannot exist apart from the holiness that comes only from our
Holy God.
1 Timothy 2:1 said: First of all, then, I urge that supplications, prayers, intercessions,
and thanksgivings be made for all people, for kings and all who are in high positions,
that we may lead a peaceful and quiet life, godly and dignified in every way. This is
good, and it is pleasing in the sight of God our Savior, Villanueva said.
The evangelist will be joined by faithful representing more than 226 nations of the
world.
Meanwhile, organizers are appealing to motorists for understanding. With an
expected crowd of more than five million, heavy traffic is expected with the vicinity
of Luneta. JIL, however, assured the public strict measures will be implement to
minimize traffic congestion.
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Alexander Sanchez. Alsey Cortez. Gil
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Jetico Abasolo, Jayryl E. Camposano.
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towards the Escolta Ferry Station will bring the image of Saint Lorenzo Ruiz and
Saint Pedro Calungsod to Sta. Ana and end at the ferry station of Santa Elena,
Marikina City to the back of Quirino Grandstand which houses the main altar.
feast.
festivals, along with the double celebration of Jesus is Lord Church Worldwides
founding anniversary and worship and healing prayer service and television evangelist
and founder, elding presider, international president and spiritual director Bishop Bro.
Eddie Villanuevas birthday party at Quirino Grandstand, Rizal Park, Manila and the
fluvial parade at Pasig River will be focused on inculcating the values of tradition.
In certain boats, the rosary will be recited in the English Language and Marian songs
will be sung.
station of Santa Elena, Marikina City.
An hour before the sea parade, at 1 p.m., the 76 carrozas carrying patron saints of
various parishes in Metro Manila, Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, Abra, Isabela, Cagayan,
Batanes, Quirino, Nueva Vizcaya, Benguet, Ifugao, Mountain Province, Apayao,
Kalinga, La Union, Pangasinan, Tarlac, Nueva Ecija, Zambales, Aurora, Pampanga,
Bataan, Bulacan, Rizal, Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Quezon, Occidental Mindoro,
Oriental Mindoro, Marinduque, Romblon, Palawan, Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur,
Albay, Sorsogon, Catanduanes, Masbate, Aklan, Antique, Capiz, Iloilo, Negros
Occidental, Guimaras, Cebu, Siquijor, Negros Oriental, Bohol, Samar, Leyte, Eastern
Samar, Northern Samar, Biliran, Southern Leyte, Agusan del Norte, Agusan del Sur,
Surigao del Sur, Surigao del Norte, Dinagat Islands, Misamis Oriental, Misamis
Occidental, Lanao del Norte, Lanao del Sur, Bukidnon, Zamboanga del Norte,
Zamboanga del Sur, Camiguin, Davao del Norte, Davao del Sur, Davao Occidental,
Davao Oriental, Compostela Valley, South Cotabato, Sultan Kudarat, Sarangani,
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Maguindanao, North Cotabato, Zamboanga City, Basilan, Zamboanga Sibugay, Sulu
and Tawi-Tawi will make their way to the venue.
station of Sta. Elena, Marikina City. A Mass will be celebrated at 6 p.m., Sunday,
October 26 at the parish church of Our Lady of the Abandoned.
News.
added.
Anyone who cant go to the Rizal Park can watch the event through Peoples
Television Network (PTV) Channel 4 and other broadcast television stations all over
the world. Internet users can also log on to www.ptv.ph for a live streaming of the
activities.
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before the Mass.
Lagusnilad tunnel.
Father boarded the presidential helicopter S-70A-5 at the back of the Quirino
Grandstand at 7:45 P.M.
up to 8:11 P.M.
Highlights of the Event include the celebration of the Holy Eucharist, to be officiated
by Pope Francis, the Bishop of Rome, Sovereign of Vatican City and the leader of the
worldwide Roman Catholic Church and a host of Roman Catholic territorial
archbishops, bishops and cardinals, deacons, monsignors, diocesan and religious
priests from the Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, East Timor, Brunei,
Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Vietnam, Syria, Iran, Iraq, Turkey, Turkmenistan,
Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Pacific (Oceania), India, Sri Lanka,
Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan, China, Taiwan, North and South Korea, Japan, United
States, Canada, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Venezuela, Ecuador,
Chile, Guatemala, Bolivia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Honduras,
Paraguay, Nicaragua, Italy, France, Spain, Poland, Germany, Portugal, Belgium,
Hungary, Austria, England, Netherlands, Ukraine, Ireland, Slovakia, Crotia, Czech
Republic, Switzerland, Lituhania, Romania, Slovenia, Belarus, Russia, Serbia and
Montenegro, Lativia, Luxembourg, Malta, Albania, Sweden, Greece, Estonia, Iceland,
Uganda, Tanzania, Angola, Chad, Senegal, Gabon, Madagascar, Burundi,
Mozambique, Rwanda, Sudan, Zambia, Malawi, Cameroon, Cote dIvore, Benin,
Burikina Faso, Togo, Ghana, Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, Eriterea, Cape Verde,
Namibia, Central African Republic, Congo, Democratic Republic of Congo, Tunisia,
Niger, Comoros, Mauritania and Algeria.
include Pontifical Council of the Laity President Stanisaw Ryko, Vatican Secretary
of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Cardinal Angelo Amato, the prefect of the
Congregation of the Causes of Saints; Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal
Tagle, Manila Archbishop-Emeritus Gaudencio Cardinal Rosales, Nueva Segovia
Archbishop-Emeritus Ernesto Antolin Salgado, Nueva Segovia Archbishop Emeritus
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Edmundo M. Abaya, Nueva Segovia Archbishop Mario M. Perlata, Tuguegarao
Archbishop Sergio Cardinal L. Utleg, Tuguegarao Archbishop-Emeritus Diosdado A.
Talamayan, Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop-Emeritus Oscar Cruz, Lingayen-Dagupan
Archbishop Socrates B. Villegas, San Fernando Archbishop Emeritus Paciano
Aniceto, San Fernando Archbishop Florentino Lavarias, Lipa Archbishop Ramon C.
Arguelles, Nueva Caceres Archbishop Rolando Joven Tria Tirona, Capiz Archbishop
Jose Cardinal Advincula, Jaro Archbishop Angel Cardinal Lagdameo, Cebu
Archbishop-Emeritus Ricardo Cardinal Vidal, Cebu Archbishop Jose S. Palma, Palo
Archbishop-Emeritus Pedro R. Dean, Jr., Palo Archbishop John Du, Davao
Archbishop-Emeritus Fernando R. Capalla, Davao Archbishop Romulo G. Valles,
Cotabato Archbishop Orlando Cardinal B. Quevedo, Cagayan de Oro ArchbishopEmeritus Jesus B. Tuquib, Cagayan de Oro Archbishop Antonio J. Ledesma, Ozamiz
Archbishop Jesus A. Dosado, Zamboanga Archbishop Romulo T. Dela Cruz,
Singapore Archbishop William Goh Seng Chye, Singapore Archbishop-Emeritus
Nicholas Gerald Chia, Kuala Lumpur Archbishop Julian Leow Beng Kim, Kuala
Lumpur Archbishop-Emeritus Anthony Soter Fernandez, Kuala Lumpur ArchbishopEmeritus Murphy Pakiam, Kuching Archbishop John Ha Tiong Hock, Kuching
Archbishop-Emeritus Peter Chung Hoan Ting, Kota Kinabalu Archbishop John Wong
Soo Kau, Kota Kinabalu Archbishop-Emeritus John Lee Hiong Fun-Yit Yaw, Jakata
Archbishop Ignatius Suharyo Hardjoatmodjo, Jakarta Archbishop-Emeritus Julius
Cardinal Riyadi Darmaatmadja, Palembang Archbishop Aloysius Sudarso, Kupang
Archbishop Peter Turang, Makassar Archbishop Johannes Liku Ada, Medan
Archbishop Anicetus Bongsu Antonius Sinaga, Medan Archbishop-Emeritus Alfred
Gonti Pius Datubara, Pontianak Archbishop Agustinus Agus, Pontianak ArchbishopEmeritus Hieronymus Herculanus Bumbun, Vientiane Archbishop Jean Khams
Vithavong, Savannakhet Archbishop Jean Marie Vianney Prida Inthirath, Phnom
Penh Archbishop Olivier Schmitthaeusler, Malanday Archbishop Nicholas Mang
Thang, Malanday Archbishop-Emeritus Paul Zingtung Grawng, Taunggyi Archbishop
Matthias U Shwe, Yangon Archbishop-Emeritus Gabriel Thohey Mahn-Gaby,
Yangon Archbishop Charles Maung Bo, Bangkok Archbishop Kriengsak Kovitvanit,
Bangkok Archbishop-Emeritus Michael Michai Kitbunchu, Thare and Nonseng
Archbishop Louis Chamniern Santisukniram, Hanoi Archbishop Peter Nguyn Vn
Nhn, Hanoi Archbishop-Emeritus Joseph Ng Quang Kit, Ho Chi Minh City
Archbishop Bi Vn c, Ho Chi Minh City Archbishop-Emeritus Phm Minh Mn,
Hu Archbishop-Emeritus Etienne Nguyn Nhu Th, Hu Archbishop Franois
Xavier Le Van Hong, Delhi Archbishop Anil Joseph Thomas Couto, Delhi
Archbishop-Emeritus Vincent Michael Cardinal Conessao, Bangalore Archbishop
Bernard Moras, Bangalore Archbishop-Emeritus Alphonsus Mathias, Bangalore
Archbishop-Emeritus Ignatius Paul Pinto, Mumbai Archbishop Oswald Cardinal
Gracias, Chennai Archbishop George Antonysamy, Chennai Archbishop-Emeritus
Malayappan Chinnappa, Kolkata Archbishop Thomas D'Souza, Kolkata ArchbishopEmeritus Henry Sebastian DSouza, Kolkata Archbishop-Emeritus Lucas Sirkar,
Mumbai Archbishop-Emeritus Ivan Cardinal Dias, Gandhinagar Archbishop
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Roman Catholic Archbishops, bishops, cardinals, deacons and monsignors, and
around 42,104 deacons and 477,814 priests from 221,740 Roman Catholic parishes in
the 3,126 Roman Catholic dioceses in the Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia,
Indonesia, East Timor, Brunei, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Vietnam, Syria, Iran, Iraq,
Turkey, Turkmenistan, Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Pacific
(Oceania), India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan, China, Taiwan, North and
South Korea, Japan, United States, Canada, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia,
Peru, Venezuela, Ecuador, Chile, Guatemala, Bolivia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican
Republic, Honduras, Paraguay, Nicaragua, Italy, France, Spain, Poland, Germany,
Portugal, Belgium, Hungary, Austria, England, Netherlands, Ukraine, Ireland,
Slovakia, Crotia, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Lituhania, Romania, Slovenia,
Belarus, Russia, Serbia and Montenegro, Lativia, Luxembourg, Malta, Albania,
Sweden, Greece, Estonia, Iceland, Uganda, Tanzania, Angola, Chad, Senegal, Gabon,
Madagascar, Burundi, Mozambique, Rwanda, Sudan, Zambia, Malawi, Cameroon,
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Cote dIvore, Benin, Burikina Faso, Togo, Ghana, Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia,
Eriterea, Cape Verde, Namibia, Central African Republic, Congo, Democratic
Republic of Congo, Tunisia, Niger, Comoros, Mauritania and Algeria have confirmed
to attend the event.
he said.
11:30 p.m., and a cultural dance presentation will be made at 12 midnight of October
Pacific Manila, Diamond Hotel and Grand Boulevard Hotel.
in Asia, will be covered by the national multi-media with possible hook-up by
satellite. It will also be recorded, with the videotape to be sent to the Sister Angelica
Channel.
Philippines.
parade grounds.
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1:30 a.m., at about 2:15 a.m with joyful praise and worship songs.
through the darkness of the night filling the 58-hectare Rizal Park and adjacent areasRoxas Boulevard to north and southbound areas of Taft Avenue, T.M. Kalaw Street
and United Nations Avenue into Ermita, extending up to Maria Orosa Street, Padre
Burgos Drive, Port Area district, Jones, Ayala, McArthur and Quezon Bridges to
Plaza Miranda in Quiapo.
Fellowship Foundation International, Inc. (DWXI-PPFI) Roman Catholic Charismatic
Renewal Religious Movement will deliver the 3-hour Worship and Healing Prayer
Worldwide and annual birthday celebration of television evangelist and Jesus is Lord
Church Worldwide founder, president and spiritual director Bishop Bro. Eddie C.
Villanueva on Monday Morning at 4:00 a.m. followed by a Morning Breakfast Joyful
Salu-Salo at 7:00 a.m.
This coverage: The Pope in Manila, which will be aired live and exclusive on a
nationwide simultaneous hook-up of radio and television stations.
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RPN-9 will be the carrying station with the People's Television Network, Inc. (PTV4), IBC-13, ABC-5, GMA-7, QTV-11, and ABS-CBN Channel 2 hooked up along
with all Radio Mindano Network, Radio GMA, Manila Broadcasting Company,
Catholic Media Network, Bureau of Broadcast Services-Radyo ng Bayan radio
stations.
This coverage is simulcast live nationwide via domestic satellite on all GMA radio
and television stations:
TV-7 - Manila
TV-5 - Laoag
TV-46 - Batac, Ilocos

Norte
TV-23 - Pagudpud,
Ilocos Norte
TV-48 - Vigan
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TV-10 - Baguio
TV-5 - Mt. Amuyao,
Mountain Province
TV-8 - Tabuk
TV-6 - Bontoc,
Mountain Province
TV-7 - Bangued, Abra
TV-11 - San
Fernando, La Union
TV-10 - Cabanatuan
TV-10 - Dagupan
TV-7 - Tuguegarao
TV-13 - Aparri,
Cagayan
TV-7 - Basco, Batanes
TV-7 - Ilagan, Isabela
TV-7 - Santiago,
Isabela
TV-7 - Cabarroguis,
Quirino
TV-5 - Bayombong,
Nueva Vizcaya
TV-5 - Baler, Aurora
TV-48 - Cauayan
TV-5 - Iba, Zambales
TV-10 - Olongapo
TV-10 - San
Fernando,
Pampanga
TV-46 - Malolos,
Bulacan
TV-27 - Balanga,
Bataan
TV-26 - Obando,
Bulacan
TV-26 - San Pablo,
Laguna
TV-31 - Calamba
TV-12 - Batangas
TV-44 - Jalajala, Rizal
TV-12 - Tagaytay
TV-8 - Lucena
TV-13 - Boac,
Marinduque
TV-13 - San Jose,
Occidental Mindoro
TV-33 - Calapan
TV-7 - Romblon
TV-12 - Puerto
Princesa, Palawan
TV-6 - Brooke's Point,
Palawan
TV-8 - Coron,
Palawan
TV-7 - Naga
TV-13 - Iriga
TV-12 - Legaspi
TV-8 - Malilipot, Albay
TV-8 - Camalig,
Albay
TV-7 - Masbate
TV-13 - Virac,
Catanduanes
TV-4 - Sorsogon
TV-6 - Iloilo
TV-11 - San Jose,
Antique
TV-8 - Kalibo, Aklan
TV-35 - Boracay
Island, Malay, Aklan
TV-5 - Roxas
TV-13 - Bacolod
TV-7 - Cadiz
TV-30 - Murcia,
Negros Occidental
TV-7 - Cebu
TV-11 - Barili, Cebu
TV-11 - Samboan,
Cebu
TV-2 - Toledo, Cebu
TV-11 - Tagbilaran
TV-5 - Dumaguete
TV-10 - Sipalay
TV-10 - Naval, Biliran
TV-10 - Tacloban
TV-48 - Ormoc
TV-10 - Capoocan,
Leyte
TV-12 - Isabel, Leyte
TV-8 - Borongan
TV-5 - Calbayog
TV-13 - Catbalogan
TV-7 - Dinagat Island
TV-9 - Zamboanga
TV-4 - Dipolog
TV-3 - Pagadian
TV-21 - Ipil,
Zamboanga Sibugay
TV-5 - Ozamiz
TV-35 - Cagayan De
Oro
TV-5 - Gingoog
TV-12 - Mt. Kitanglad,
Bukidnon
TV-45 - Manolo
Fortich, Bukidnon
TV-48 - Valencia,
Bukidnon
TV-41 - Mambajao,
Camiguin
TV-11 - Iligan
TV-5 - Davao
TV-5 - Panabo
TV-8 - General Santos
TV-12 - Cotabato
TV-7 - Butuan
TV-10 - Surigao
TV-2 - Tandag,
Surigao del Sur
TV-12 - Jolo, Sulu
TV-8 - Bongao, TawiTawi
And also live on GMA Radyo Bisig-Bayan AM Radio Stations

DZBB 594 kHz - Manila
DZIG 1192 kHz - Ilagan, Isabela
DWRC 1269 kHz - Laoag
DZCS 1129 kHz - Santiago, Isabela
DWRA 1413 kHz - Baguio
DYSP 909 kHz - Puerto Princessa,
DZZR 1230 kHz - Bayombong
Palawan
DZSD 1548 kHz Dagupan
DZRA 1503 kHz - Daet, Camarines
DWBB 1271 kHz - Tuguegarao
Sur
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DWAI 891 kHz - Naga
DZRC 783 kHz - Legaspi
DYSI 1323 kHz - Iloilo
DYRU 1341 kHz - Kalibo, Aklan
DYGM 1503 kHz - Roxas
DYSB 1179 kHz - Bacolod
DYSS 999 kHz - Cebu
DYWR 594 kHz - Tacloban
DYSR 891 kHz - Dumaguete
DXRC 1287 kHz - Zamboanga

DXXY 1350 kHz - Dipolog
DXID 987 kHz - Pagadian
DXLX 864 kHz - Cagayan de Oro
DXGM 1125 kHz - Davao
DXRL 1341 kHz - Koronadal
DXYK 1179 kHz - Butuan
DXBM 990 kHz - Cotabato
Simulcast Live via DOMSAT on RPN TV stations:

TV-9 - Metro Manila
TV-7 - Morong, Rizal
TV-8 - Bacolod
TV-9 - Laoag
TV-10 - San Mateo,
TV-8 - Dumaguete
TV-5 - Aparri,
Rizal
TV-9 - Cebu
Cagayan
TV-9 - Lucena
TV-5 - Zamboanga
TV-30 - Pampanga
TV-3 - San Jose,
TV-5 - Pagadian
TV-12 - Tuguegarao
Occidental Mindoro
TV-5 - Dipolog
TV-9 - Ilagan, Isabela
TV-2 - Legazpi City
TV-5 - Cagayan de
TV-7 - Bayombong,
TV-2 - Naga City
Oro
Nueva Vizcaya
TV-10 - Iriga
TV-9 - Davao
TV-12 - Baguio
TV-5 - Puerto Princesa
TV-4 - Surigao
TV-13 - Dagupan
TV-9 - Catbalogan
TV-12 - Butuan
TV-6 - Tarlac
TV-6 - San Jose,
TV-12 - Tuguegarao
Antique
TV-10 - Cotabato
TV-6 - Olongapo
TV-5 - Tacloban
TV-9 - Jolo, Sulu
TV-2 - Rodriguez, Rizal
TV-4 - Iloilo
And also on RPN Radyo Ronda AM Radio stations:
1. DWMS 1044 kHz - Manila
10. DYKB 1404 kHz - Bacolod
2. DZBS 1368 kHz - Baguio
11. DYKC 675 kHz - Cebu
3. DZRL 639 kHz - Batac
12. DYRM 1135 kHz - Dumaguete
4. DZTG 621 kHz - Tuguegarao,
13. DXXX 1008 kHz - Zamboanga
Cagayan
14. DXKD 1053 kHz - Dipolog
5. DWVA 1170 kHz - San Fernando,
15. DXKP 1377 kHz - Pagadian
La Union
16. DXKO 1368 kHz - Cagayan De
6. DZTC 828 kHz - Tarlac
Oro
7. DZKI 1332 kHz - Iriga
17. DXKT 1071 kHz - Davao
8. DWRN 657 kHz - Naga
18. DXDX 693 kHz - General Santos
9. DWIM 936 kHz - Occidental
19. DXKS 1080 kHz Surigao
Mndoro
Simulcast Live on all PTV stations:
PTV 4 - Manila
PTV 39 - Santiago,
PTV 4 - Abra
Isabela
PTV 8 - Baguio
PTV 4 - Ilagan,
PTV 24 - Mt. Province
Isabela
PTV 11 - Laoag
PTV 45 - Batanes
PTV 4 - Vigan
PTV 30 - Aparri
PTV 11 - Tuguegarao,
PTV 3 - Bayombong,
Cagayan
Nueva Vizcaya
PTV 5 - Cabarroguis,
Quirino
PTV 5 - Bontoc
PTV 13 - Baler
PTV 2 - Cabanatuan
PTV 12 - Pampanga
PTV 3 - Tarlac
PTV 31 - Balanga
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PTV 43 - Olongapo
PTV 5 - Cauayan
PTV 51 - Malolos
PTV 23 - Plaridel
PTV 21 - San Miguel,
Bulacan
PTV 48 - Obando,
Bulacan
PTV 53 - Batangas
PTV 31 - San Pablo
PTV 99 - Cainta, Rizal
PTV 24 - Tanza
PTV 26 - Boac
PTV 11 - Calapan,
Oriental Mindoro
PTV 3 - Lucena
PTV 4 - Puerto
Princesa
PTV 13 - Romblon
PTV 33 - Masbate
PTV 11 - Daet
PTV 8 - Naga
PTV 35 - Iriga
PTV 8 - Legaspi
PTV 4 - Goa,
Camarines Sur
PTV 7 - Caramoran,
Catanduanes
PTV 9 - Panganiban,
Catanduanes
PTV 2 - San Miguel,
Catanduanes
PTV 5 - Sorsogon
PTV 2 - Antique
PTV 2 - Jordan,
Guimaras
PTV 2 - Iloilo
PTV 25 - Kalibo
PTV 33 - Roxas
PTV 2 - Bacolod
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The special supplement: Jesus is Lord Church Anniversary Celebration published

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Worldwide Anniversary
Celebration on PTV-4
Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide celebrates 36th Anniversary as Bro. Eddie
Villanueva celebrates his 81st birthday last October 6 and Pope Francis delivers his
message to the People of the World.
President Aquino will lead the Jesus Is Lord Church Worldwide Movements prayer
for national consecration during its 36th founding anniversary at Rizal Park in Manila
today.
Over a five million JIL followers, organizers claimed, will gather at the Rizal Park to
mark the religious groups anniversary, in an event that will highlight the nations
pursuit of peace.
In a mass that will be officiated by Pope Francis and concelebrated by more than
thousands of archbishops, bishops, deacons, monsignors, pastors, and priests. His
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Event.
More than 5 million people from the Philippines and around the world look forward to
this momentous event as the highlight of their month-long annual festivities.
The Pope, who said that the center of his trip is his meeting with the young people
who are gathered from all over the world in Manila, feels very strongly for the youth.
We are not afraid

By Maria Ceres P. Doyo
Manila, Philippines, October 27, 2014 (INQUIRER) - MR. PRESIDENT does not
worry about us being afraid. We have been threatened by experts. We have faced
bullets outside the silver screen and faced down tanks with only rosaries in our
hands.
Former President Fidel V. Ramoss voice reverberated yesterday in Makati City as an
estimated 70,000 marched in unison and stood shoulder to shoulder to denounce
Charter change now, suppression of press freedom, compromise with the Marcoses,
and cronyism.
In a rally of a magnitude not seen since the decline of the Marcos dictatorship, Paner
and Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle exhorted pro-democracy
advocates to preserve the gains of Edsa, and sent a stinging message of no surrender
to President Benigno Aquino III.
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Other, as fervent, mass actions were held simultaneously in major cities in Luzon,
Visayas and Mindanao, drawing an estimated total of 160,000 people.
Aquino and Sin did not mince words in getting their message across.
Addressing the President, Ramos said: We will not surrender the guarantees of
freedom and good government for which we paid so dearly. We will not allow those
who plundered our country to return to power no matter who they think their best
friend is.
Warned Tagle in Filipino: Mag-ingat ang mga may masasamang balak para sa
kalayaan. Lalaban kami. Hindi kami uurong (To those hatching sinister moves
against freedom, I say beware. We shall fight. We shall never surrender).
The Ayala business center, site of anti-Marcos rallies in the 1980s, turned yellow once
again as a continuous downpour of confetti competed with sudden rains.
Elected officials, Church and grassroots leaders joined the pork barrel groups on the
stage set up in front of the bronze statue of slain husband, former Sen. Benigno
''Ninoy'' Aquino Jr. at the corner of Ayala Avenue and Paseo de Roxas.
The Cardinal's spokesperson, Atty. Hernando Cabrera told the INQUIRER that Sin
was very happy and very proud of the turnout at Ayala.
The turnout of 70,000 was estimated by the INQUIRER based on the ground area of
streets occupied, at the density rate of two persons per square meter.
A strong moral message has been sent. Democracy is alive and well. People came in
big numbers in bad weather. This is a good sign, said Makati Business Club chair
Guillermo Luz.
Former Solicitor General said: These are the preliminary stirrings of potential unrest.
One has to give in, and I am sure that the rallyists (at Ayala) did not brave the rains
just to give in. This is a strong message that they would not be cowed into
submission.
Chavez attended the Ayala rally with Peter Muller, one of the foreign witnesses who
testified on the $13.2-billion Swiss account allegedly held by Irene Marcos Araneta.
Issue
The issue is not whether to remove the economic provisions of the Constitution,
Ramos said.
The issue is whether these are all we stand to lose--or we may well ask: Will
cherished rights and liberties are lost as well?
Ramos was referring to Mr. Aquinos assurances that only economic and not political
provisions in the Constitution would be amended.
The issue is not whether the Charter should be changed, but why now, when
Malacaang admits it does not yet know what should be changed, Aquino said,
citing more pressing problems that needed to be addressed.
Why now, when not only are kidnapping and bank robbery on the rise, and drug
addiction and drug dealing at an all-time high, but agents of the National Bureau of
Investigation are into car (theft)? Their building even blew itself up. Are these not
more disturbing concerns for foreign investors? she added.
Tagle who usually speaks in English, spoke in strong Filipino this time: Narito tayo
para sabihin sa lahat: Hindi na kami papayag na lokohin muli. Natuto na kami. Hindi
na kami papayag paglaruan ng kahit sino ang ating kalayaan.Pinaghirapan natin
ito (We are here to tell everyone: We will not allow ourselves to be fooled again. We
have learned our lesson. We will never allow freedom to be manipulated by anybody.
We have suffered a lot for it).''
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To Mr. Aquinos statements that the protests against Charter change were causing
division, Tagle said: The source of all disorder is Cha-cha. If there is no Cha-cha,
then the nation will be at peace.
He added: The root of our economic problems is not Charter change. Corruption in
government is the cause. Investors' money is wasted in bribes and payola. If the
government is clean and honest, even if there are many restrictions in the Constitution
investors will come because they know they will get a fair deal.
Promises
Quoting Archbishop Socrates Villegas, head of the Catholic Bishops Conference of
the Philippines, the Cardinal said changing the Constitution was certainly not in the
campaign promises of those now elected in office, and that in fact, they even
solemnly swore before God to follow the Constitution and protect it.
Sin noted that the Constitution was always being toyed with if there were economic
and political problems, or if the Philippines had to show its indebtedness to
foreigners.
Kawawa naman ang Konstitusyon. Ginagamit nating palusot (Poor Constitution. It is
always used as a scapegoat), he said.
He added: Is Charter change the answer to political problems? The problem is
political ambition. Politicians say they cannot do much because their term is short.
We say: If they cannot do anything in a short period, they can't do anything even if
they prolong their term. If they are lazy and corrupt during their first term, they will
be lazy the next time.
Then he exclaimed: Tama na! Palitan agad ang mga corrupt at tamad sa
gobyerno (Enough! Remove the corrupt and the lazy in government at once)!
Ramos assailed those surrounding the President, saying: The issue is trust. Not trust
in the President but in the company he keeps. I trust the President. But who can trust
the people who stepped out of the police lineup of the People Power Revolution?
She pointed out: Of course, we should not be telling the President what kind of
company to keep. But he cannot expect us not to worry when he tinkers with the
Constitution given the company he keeps.
We are not saying that this administration is like the Marcos regime, but we do have
cause to worry, because even George Hamilton is back. The characters in power today
are the ones the people threw out yesterday.
Hollywood actor Hamilton, a close friend of Imelda Marcos, is said to be a
beneficiary of the Marcos largesse. He is reported to have borrowed huge sums of
money from the former first lady.
Back again
The Marcoses and their cronies lost every election for national office, Aquino said.
But they are back again because of a popular President who did not say in the
campaign that he was taking them with him. Maybe he did not know. But they appear
to be back in and trying to grab everything they stole.
She took up Mr. Aquinos biblical-sounding assurance Be not afraid,'' saying: Yes,
Mr. President, we are not afraid But you are too trusting for our country's own
good.
But trust me, Mr. President, we are not afraid.
Aquino enumerated threatening instances, and stressed that fear had never gotten in
the way.
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But she cited things of which we are afraidevils that may tear up the country
again'' and ''the past breaking loose in the present with a Marcos restoration.
Mr. President, she said, ''it is not just the future, but the present that calls for
courage, clarity of vision and concord.
It calls for vigilance against the return of a past this nation paid so high a price--in
blood, tears and wasted years--to escape.
Ramos also spoke of freedom of the press and her own experiences of it.
Ramos had earlier made the assurance that the pro-democracy rally was not against
the Presidents person.
Yesterday, he issued a similar assurance: This is not a fight against him. He has been
President only one year. He was only representative of Tarlac, Philippine senator and
now Philippine President.
This is a fight against a 29-year dictatorship and a dark legacy that refuses to die.
Magical
Among those present at the rally was Rene Saguisag, who briefly served as Aquinos
spokesperson and legal adviser.
Saguisag described the mood of the rally as euphoric and magical, and a
celebration of the Edsa spirit.
The former senator recalled the various campaign rallies in February 1986 on Ayala,
which also drew huge crowds.
But it was nothing like this. Then, it was personality-oriented and the weather was
divine. Now (the weather) is feisty. At the time, Marcos was universally despised.
This time we are up against a popular President,'' he said.
The turnout is incredible--the palpable excitement, the sense of commitment. It is
delightful to be present at the reconvening of the parliament of the streets when you
are betrayed by your President.
Saguisag said the rally had delivered its message to Mr. Aquino.
The people should exercise from time and time the sovereign right to speak directly
to the leadership and deliver the kind of message that we thought we did this
afternoon, he said.
We had the number, the quality, the entire spectrum, walang hakot.
Satur Ocampo, former spokesperson of the communist-led National Democratic
Front, said it was the first time that various issues converged and attracted a united
front.
A broad front, not only the traditional politicians, not only the Left but also sections
in the business community, the basic masses, are united here in the registration of a
basic opposition, Ocampo said.
There is a very strong message against the return of the Marcoses, or a Marcos style
of government.
Ocampo warned the President against being headstrong regarding Charter change and
pursuing his tough stance against the press.
If that is his response, he is asking for an intensification of confrontation with the
people. Even Cory and Sin have said that he should step aside for the people,
Ocampo said.
He is asking for trouble. This is as a warning to him.
Jose Ma. Sison, NDF chief political consultant, had a stronger message: A broad
united front should strive to oust the Aquino ruling circle from power and replace it
with a government of national unity and people's democracy.
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Conviction
Fr. Monching Carillo, a parish priest of San Pedro, Laguna, said that if it came
to a contest, the Ayala rally won over the three-day El Shaddai gathering at
Quirino Grandstand, Rizal Park in time for the pastoral and state visit of Pope
Francis here in the Philippines on October 23 to 27.
It's not the numbers, but the conviction, Carillo told the INQUIRER.
He said the people who braved the rains and other difficulties to join the rally
showed the strength of their conviction against the issues raised.
We came here because we are against Charter change, for one. We did not
come for lechon, he added.
The CBCP said the rallies nationwide were very successful despite the inclement
weather.
There's no way of giving an exact estimate. All the rally venues in the major
provincial cities were all filled to capacity, said Msgr. Hernando Coronel, a CBCP
spokesperson.
Coronel also said the Philippine National Police's estimate that 9,000 people were at
the Ayala rally was unbelievable.
Maybe that's the number of policemen they deployed, he said.
Dirty tricks
Certain sectors made a last-ditch effort to prevent people from joining the Ayala rally
by distributing leaflets indicating that communists were behind the mass action.
The 6-by-8 leaflets, circulated in various government offices, including police and
military camps in Quezon City, contained a seven-line invitation to join the RamosCardinal Tagle Rally and put an end to the Aquino regime.
On the leaflets were pictures of three top officials of the NDF and Communist Party
of the Philippines--Sison, Luis Jalandoni and Gregorio ''Ka Roger'' Rosal.
People who got a leaflet said it was apparently intended to sow fear among would-be
rally participants. With reports from Donna S. Cueto, Dona Pazzibugan and Dave
Veridiano
160,000 rally outside

Metro
Manila, Philippines, October 27, 2014 - SOME 160,000 people outside Metro
Manila heeded the call of the Catholic bishops and former President Fidel V. Ramos
to join the pro-democracy rallies in time for the four-day pastoral and state visit of
Pope Francis here in Manila.
Neither strong rains nor winds brought about by Typhoon Luding prevented protesters
from joining the marches in Metro Manila and other parts of Luzon. Dripping wet,
many trudged on under the banner of their organizations.
But others sought refuge in churches and covered gymnasiums where they held the
rallies.
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In the Visayas and Mindanao, protesters were greeted with generally fair weather. But
their opposition to Charter change, threats to press freedom and the return of Marcos
cronies were not as less intense as that of their counterparts in Luzon.
LUZON: Protest marches held in the eye of the typhoon
PROTESTERS in Ilocos Sur, La Union, Baguio City, Pangasinan, Nueva Vizcaya and
Pampanga braved the heavy downpour and strong winds to protest the government's
proposal to change the Constitution and scrap the pork barrel.
About 500 protesters, including teachers and students, carrying anti-Charter change
placards and umbrellas marched on Session Road in Baguio City.
Others chose to march without their umbrellas and rain gear, ignoring the heavy
downpour that drenched their bodies.
Baguio-Benguet Bishop Carlito J. Cenzon, C.I.C.M. said there might be a prodemocracy rally after October 26. ''We believe that there is a need to change our
Constitution but this is not the right time for it. I still don't want to be an alien in my
homeland,'' he said.
Dripping wet, Jeanette Ribaya of the Cordillera multi-sectoral alliance, said Cha-cha
was a threat to national sovereignty and patrimony.
More than 1,000 members of religious, student and civic groups disregarded the rains
to support the pro-democracy rallies in Candon and Vigan towns in Ilocos Sur.
Telephone brigade
In Ilocos Norte, the Catholic Church offered Masses in all parishes in support of the
rally. Some sectors lit candles in front of their homes while other groups formed a
telephone brigade asking friends to call television stations conducting a poll survey to
register their vote against Charter change.
Despite the possibility of flash floods, current Angeles City Mayor Edgardo
Pamintuan and some 1,000 residents went to Makati to join the rally.
About 600 protesters belonging to the Bagong Alyansang Makabayan (Bayan) and
ally organizations staged a protest rally at the city proper.
Members of the Kilusan para sa Pambansang Demokrasya (KPD) in Central Luzon
sang their version of Que rico Vacelon, a popular cha-cha tune, before proceeding
to Makati.
Jay-Ar Hipolito and Mel Soto, artists from the KPD's Teatrong Bayan, said they wrote
the song to help the people get the basic point of Charter change.
Prayers
Anti Cha-cha rallies in Isabela were called off after Typhoon Peping hit Cagayan
Valley. Instead, the groups held silent prayers inside churches.
Isabela bishops, priests and members of the Catholic Church signed a manifesto
rejecting Charter change, calling it demonic and hellish.
In La Union, Bishop Rodolfo Beltran of the diocese of San Fernando asked some 400
lay people, Catholic school principals and school administrators to resist efforts of the
administration to amend the Charter.
Despite the downpour, people from the Ilocos, Cagayan Valley and Cordilleras
gathered with fanfare at the Saint Louis College gymnasium to echo the Church
position on Charter change, cronyism and press freedom.
The gathering was led by representatives from the Catholic Educators Association of
the Philippines and the Basic Ecclesial Communities in Northern Luzon.
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During the Mass concelebrated by 11 priests from Northern Luzon, Beltran bewailed
the lack of transparency and the use of deceit by the Benigno Aquino III
administration in pushing for Charter change and Pork Barrel Funds.
In Pangasinan, civic-oriented and religious groups held a motorcade despite the bad
weather. At 5 p.m., they led a noise barrage in Dagupan City.
Protesters in a convoy of at least 100 vehicles held a motorcade in Bayombong.
Church bells in Bicol
At least 10,000 people joined the rallies in Bicol.
The MaRCh-Bicol (Movement against Revision of the Charter Bicol) in Albay was
attended by about 5,000 people.
Starting at three points, they braved a short rain and started moving at 1 p.m. amid the
pealing of church bells.
They started gathering in the morning at the St. Raphael Church and the Redemptorist
Church in Legazpi City and the Ninoy Aquino Park in Daraga town.
The marchers, mostly students, converged at Pearanda where ecumenical prayers
and messages from sectoral representatives were delivered.
Two of their streamers read: Pilipino Muna Bago Dayuhan, Huwag Baguhin ang
Konstitusyon, and Crony mo, ihulog mo na sa impiyerno.
In Sorsogon, bells rang in all churches at 6:00 a.m. and Masses were held
simultaneously. Priests enjoined the faithful to participate in the rallies. The assembly
point in the capital town was at the Saints Peter and Paul Cathedral.
Some 1,000 protesters led by Bayan attended the activity.
Earlier on Thursday, as part of the build-up activities for yesterday's rally, a press
forum was organized jointly by Bayan and the 15-year-old Sorsogon's Independent
Media Reporters, Inc. to discuss possible actions against the continuing attacks on
press freedom.
In Naga City, about 2,000 participants joined the rally led by Bayan and the Pandayan
para sa Sosyalistang Pilipinas.
Some 2,000 people led by People's Resist against Tyranny staged their own protest
action in Iriga City.
Three schools in the small upland town of Buhi in Camarines Sur--St. Bridgets
Academy, Buhi Lyceum and St. Joseph Academy--held their own protest activity.
A Churchled group also held a Solidarity rally in Daet, Camarines Norte.
Residents of Quezon province held a rally on Wednesday. Close to 10,000 people
attended the mammoth protest rally on Wednesday in Lucena City.
In Baler, Aurora, BayanAurora distributed leaflets as gesture of support to the
nationwide rallies. Though no protest action was launched, various Church-led
organizations earlier voiced out support to the rally.--Reports from Catherine
Aquino, Estanislao Caldez, Melissa Curameng, Leander Domingo, Gia Dumo, Kira
Espino, Yolanda Fuertes, Peter La. Julian, Juliet Pascual, Imelda Visaya and
Villamor Visaya Jr., PDI Northern Luzon Bureau; Bert Basa, Jun Malig and
Tonette Orejas, PDI Central Luzon Desk; and Juan Escandor, Rey Nasol, Reynaldo
T. Jamoralin and Delfin T. Mallari Jr., PDI Southern Luzon Bureau
MINDANAO: Bishop says Aquino must listen to the people
PROTESTERS in Davao City wore white ribbons to symbolize their pure intentions
in demanding an end to moves to amend the Charter.
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During the march, motorcycle-riding workers from the Kilusang Mayo Uno took the
lead, waving red, blue and white flags.
Some placards, carried by high school students read: Promote life, dump Concord,
Ang Concord di maayo sa atong isig katawo, and Foreign investors make Filipinos
poor.'' Nuns carried a streamer which read ''Cha-cha is morally sinful.
Davao Archbishop-Emeritus Fernando Capalla and Davao Archbishop Romulo Valles
said 40,000 attended the rally. If he wants to serve the people, he must listen, he
said of President Benigno Aquino III.
Capalla disclosed that Mr. Aquino phoned him Monday about his pastoral letter
which said that the proposed Charter changes were ''outright oppressive'' and ''morally
sinful.''
The archbishop said he stood by his statements.
In Iligan City, Archbishop Elenito de los Reyes Galido told about 1,000 protesters
that the Filipino people should fear Mr. Aquinos promise to change only the
economic aspects of the Charter.
Galido called Mr. Aquino III a liar.
In Cagayan de Oro City, some 400 people marched from the Vicente de Lara Park to
the city center yesterday morning.
At 2 p.m., about 500 students and faculty and university officials conducted a prayerrally inside the Xavier University campus.
Msgr. Rey Monsanto, vicar general of the archdiocese of Cagayan de Oro, said the
attacks on press freedom were immoral and unjust. He said the right to free
expression and the right to a free and independent press were God-given and must be
upheld.
Kidapawan Bishop said his opposition to the Cha-cha was based on faith and moral
ground.
The plan to change the Constitution will put the people at the losing end, he said,
adding that the unrestricted coming of foreign capitalists in the country will only
cause harm to the economy.
Simplicia Delada, spokesperson of Cause-Davao del Sur, said some 5,000 people
joined the rally in Digos, Davao del Sur. Police, however, placed the number at 1,000.
In General Santos City, some 500 protesters expressed disgust over what they called
the imperious attitude of the administration of Mayor Adelbert Antonino for
preventing them to use the Carlos Garcia Park in front of the City Hall.
Around 20 El Shaddai members joined some 1,500 people in the rally against Charter
change in Iligan City.
Heavy rains since yesterday morning spoiled the plan of Western Mindanaos antiCharter change and pork barrel protesters to gather in Pagadian City.
Some 120 houses were submerged in waist-deep waters for about three hours Friday
afternoon.
Rallies in the cities of Zamboanga, Dipolog, Oroquieta and Ozamiz were cancelled,
according to a statement of the Alyansang Makabayan in Western Mindanao.
In Dipolog City, at least 1,000 residents joined a prayer rally to denounce the alleged
return of Marcosian rule and the administrations effort to amend the Constitution and
scrapping the pork barrel.
The rally, which started at 1 p.m., was disrupted by a power outage. Power was
restored only at 4:50 p.m., after the rally.
The power outage gripped the entire province of Zamboanga del Norte.
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Bishop Jose Manguiran of the Diocese of Dipolog told the crowd that Charter change
would do more harm than good to the Filipino people.--Reports from Jowel F.
Canuday, Ayan C. Mellejor, Rex Godinez-Ortega, Roney C. Pacilan, Bobby
Timonera, JB Deveza, Larry C. Agpalo, Allan A. Nawal, Aquiles Z. Zonio and
Hernan P. de la Cruz, PDI Mindanao Bureau
VISAYAS: Palma writes down speech so he wont be misquoted
DO NOT touch the Constitution!
With this call, Cebu Archbishop Jose Cardinal Palma rallied the people to be vigilant
against any moves to amend the Constitution.
Palmas call was echoed in at least nine key cities in the Visayas where simultaneous
marches and rallies brought to the streets six Catholic Church bishops, including
Vidal, and some 95,000 people.
We must be vigilant. Let as make our voice heard and we must speak out, Palma
said in Cebuano to a cheering crowd of 15,000 who took part in the pro-democracy
rally at the Fuente Osmea Oval in Cebu City.
In Bacolod City, a crowd of 60,000 led by Current Bacolod Bishop Vicente Navarra
braved the rain and marched on the city's main plaza to denounce moves to amend the
Constitution.
The protest actions also drew 8,000 in Iloilo City; 5,000 in Kabankalan City (Negros
Occidental), 3,000 in San Carlos City (Negros Occ.), 1,500 in Tagbilaran City, 1,000
in Kalibo, 1,000 in Dumaguete City, and 500 in Ormoc City.
Some El Shaddai members in Iloilo showed they had a mind of their own. About 20
El Shaddai members from the town of Batorac Viejo joined the anti-Charter change
rally in Iloilo City.
Early in his speech, Palma said he wrote his message and read it to the crowd ''so that
nobody will misinterpret what I truly think and feel.''
This drew laughter among some of the protesters who remembered the conflicting
versions of what transpired during the meeting between President Benigno Aquino III
and the archbishop on the BRP Ang Pangulo on August 5 in Cebu.
The President had quoted Vidal as saying there was press freedom under the Aquino
administration. Vidal denied this, saying he was only referring to state of press
freedom in Cebu.
The President also said Vidal promised to help explain the administration's proposed
constitutional reforms. This was also belied by Vidal who reiterated his stand against
constitutional changes at this time.
We are not against anybody, Vidal stressed. We are only for something.
We are for our country's patrimony, we are for economic sovereignty, we are for the
entire Filipino people's civil and political liberties, he said.
Vidal criticized globalization, saying this would only worsen the misery of the
Filipino people.
He said globalization was being backed by greedy men supported by laws such as
the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program Law, Banking Sector Reform Law,
Omnibus Power Sector Act, Retail Trade Liberalization Act and other private
transnational interests.
The weather in Cebu was overcast but there was no downpour, only a light short
drizzle and balmy winds.
Palma attributed the good weather to God's graces.
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The Cebu rally also brought together former anti-Marcos street parliamentarians,
including former Assemblywoman Nenita Cortes-Daluz and former Cebu City
congressman Antonio Cuenco.
Bacolod
In Bacolod City, the protesters represented a cross section of Negros society. They
included workers, students and hacienda owners.
While Bacolod Bishop Vicente Navarra was not at the rally, Fortich gave the crowd
the moral boost they needed.
We are gathered together to inform the people that this is not the time for change,
this is the time for implementing programs for the poor, he said.
Noynoy promised to be for the poor but has failed to fulfill his promise, Fortich
said.
We do not want to give a chance for a social volcano to destroy the structures of
democracy again, he said.
Navarra said Mike Velarde and Eddie Villanuevas holding an affair at the same
time as the anti-Cha-cha rally showed a defect in his character.
This is not a contest of popularity. This is a question of showing loyalty to the
Constitution, showing loyalty to the church, Fortich said.
In Iloilo City, Msgr. Jose Gamboa, administrator of the Jaro Archdiocese, called on
the President to listen to the people, who he said, were against Cha-cha.
Some 500 members of Bayan staged a separate rally at the Freedom Grandstand near
the Iloilo City Hall.
In Tacloban City, the protest action came in the form of a forum on Charter change,
initiated by the Freedom from Debt Coalition-Leyte Island Chapter (FDC-LIC).
In Kalibo, Bishop Jose Corazon Tala-oc led the some 1,000 participants in a rally at
the Pastrana Park.
We had been fooled before. Let us not allow ourselves to get fooled again, was the
gist of his message.
In Kabankalan City, about 5,000 persons led by Bishop Patricio Abella Buzon
attended the rally at the public plaza amid slight drizzle at 10 a.m.
He called on those who attended the rally to sign petitions against Charter change and
to send these to President Benigno Aquino III, the Congress and to local officials.
He also asked the Kabankalan residents not to remove anti-Cha-cha streamers posted
in public places and in the homes so the protests will continue to be felt.
We will continue (our anti-Cha-cha protests) even after today,'' he said.
In San Carlos City, about 3,000 people attended an anti-Charter change Mass
officiated by Fr. Alfredo Quiniquitio, judicial vicar of the Diocese of San Carlos, at
the San Carlos Borromeo Cathedral.
After the Mass, the people marched around the city to drum up support for the antiCharter change rally.
In Ormoc, students made up the bulk of those who took part in the rally. Reports by
Piedad Y. Gonzalez, Froilan Gallardo, Cynthia A. Borgueta, Carla P. Gomez,
Vicente S. Labro, Nereo C. Lujan, Romy G. Amarado, Chito A. Fuentes, Odon S.
Bandiola and Recto I. Vidal, PDI Visayas Bureau
References:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_Catholic_Diocese_of_San_Fernando_de_
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La_Union, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_Catholic_Diocese_of_Bacolod,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_Catholic_Diocese_of_Kabankalan
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anniversary
By Kristine Angeli Sabillo, INQUIRER.net, 6:05 PM | Friday, October 24th, 2014
President Benigno Aquino III on Saturday gave a speech and prayer for the nation
during the 36th anniversary of the Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide (JILCW) held at
the Quirino Grandstand in Manila.
Aquino offered his prayer after JILCW International President Bro. Eduardo
Villanueva gave a 28-minute welcoming speech.
Biyayaan po ninyo ng tunay na kapayapaan ang aming bayan, he said in his prayer.
(Bless our nation with real peace.)
The President asked for hope for the people and strength to pursue the daang
matuwid (straight path).
Aquino lauded the JIL for helping Filipinos and the government in its reform agenda.
He urged the group to continue to help uplift the lives of the people, especially those
who are less fortunate.
Aquino praised Villanueva and his son, Technical Education and Skills Development
Authority (TESDA) Secretary Joel Villanueva.
He said the televangelist was clearly focused on the situation of others.
Nang dumating ang panahon na tila namnhid na ang maraming kababayan sa
korapsyonnanguna ulit si Bro. Eddie sa panawagan sa pagbabago, he said.
(At a time when many of our fellow citizens were numb from corruptionBro. Eddie
led the call for change.)
He also pointed out that since the younger Villanueva was appointed TESDA
secretary, the employment rate of trainees had increased substantially.
From an employment rate of only 28.5 percent from 2006 to 2008, it rose to 68.5
percent in 2012.
He added that 96 percent of Tesda trainees from April to September this year now
have jobs.
After his speech, the President was prayed over by Villanueva and other JILCW
officials.
Villanueva said Aquino should receive a pray over because he was sincere and
deserving.
Villanueva added that his son, the TESDA secretary, was appointed by Aquino not
because of connections but because he was competent and God willed it to happen.
The JIL, founded on October 5, 1978 by televangelist Villanueva, hopes to draw one
to four million attendees from Metro Manila and nearby provinces.
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The organizers of the event appealed to the public for understanding because of the
heavy traffic caused by the celebration.
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Evangelist Bro. Eddie Villanueva yesterday led the Jesus Is Lord (JIL) community in
praying for President Aquinos love life.
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The President was the keynote speaker at JILs 36th anniversary celebration and
Villanuevas 68th birthday party at the Quirino Grandstand in Rizal Park, Manila
yesterday.
The President was also joined together
in this annual gathering at the stage of
Quirino Grandstand are: the
Aquino-Dee and their children Jiggy,
Jonty, Kiko, Jia, Manolo and Nina,
former presidents Gloria MacapagalFernando, Association of Accredited
Arroyo, Joseph Ejercito Estrada and
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Maria Gracia Pulido-Tan, former VicePresidents Teofisto Guingona, Jr. and
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celebrity models Kim Chiu, Enchong
Dee, Lovi Poe, Rachelle Ann Go,
Karylle, Jeron Teng, Jeric Teng,
Markki Stroem and Joseph Marco,
Kapamilya Stars Nico Antonio, PJ
Endrinal, Patrick Sugui, Rhap Salazar,
Aaron Junatas, Alfred Labatos, Diego
Valenciano, Paolo

Weigmann, Samantha Lewis, Van
Leao, Miko Raval, Jarius Ferrer, Sam
Adjani, Ornussa Cadness, Mia Ayesa,
Ana Sideco, Hye Wong Jang, Wendy
Tabusalla, Irish Ong, Angel AgustinYap, David Licauco and Kurt Joshua
Co and Grace Tagle-Arigo, television
commercial, ramp, print and fashion
models and actors Marx Topacio, and
Raphael Robes, Luisito Rabat, models
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America's Next Top Models Sophie
Sunmer, Dominique Reighard and
Allison Harvard, Asias Next Top
Model finalist Katarina Rodriguez,
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Medina, Aya Abesamis, Maan
Marquez, Kylie Versoza, Natasha
Bautista, Nikita Mc Leroy, Melissa
Frye, Dindi De Leon, Valerie
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Just before Aquino, Binay, Sereno, Drilon, Tolentino and other guests left the stage,
Villanueva asked the JIL community, those at the grandstand and those listening and
watching at home to stretch their hands toward the President and pray for him.
Villanueva asked God to grant the desires of Aquinos heart and bless him in all the
aspects of his life.
While he asked the Lord to pray for Aquinos presidency that would be recorded in
the pages of history, what struck many was the tail end of the preachers prayer for
the Chief Executive.
May God bless all of us. If I may also ask Father, bless his love life so that he could
experience the complete blessings, Villanueva said.
Call for peace, unity
The JIL called on Filipinos to pray for peace and unity amid political tensions
dividing the country.
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They thanked the President for taking part in their celebration and said they will pray
for him to always take the righteous path in leading our country.
Villanueva said all Filipinos regardless of religion must rise up as one, take a stand
and pray for peace to reign in the country.
My vision for the Philippines is for each and every one of us to be peacefully united
with one another. But peace is a long process that starts with the acknowledgement,
especially from our leaders, that we have done wrong to our countrymen. It is only
after the mistakes have been acknowledged can the country move forward, he said.
For his part, Villanuevas son Technical Education and Skills Development Authority
director general Joel Villanueva said poverty alleviation is another key toward
achieving peace and unity in the country.
Inclusive growth will only be just words unless our countrymen get employment
opportunities that will allow them to provide for the basic needs of their families.
There will always be restlessness in our country until such time when the economic
gap between the rich and the poor is narrowed, the younger Villanueva said.
An estimated one million followers attended the annual JIL anniversary.
Over the past months, scandals on the use of the Priority Development Assistance
Fund and the Disbursement Acceleration Program have divided the country. On its
heels followed alleged corruption issues hounding Vice President Jejomar Binay and
his family, the campaign for Charter change, threats to press freedom, the
transportation, power and water shortage in Metro Manila, the rehabilitation after the
triple disasters in Mindanao and Visayas such as the Cagayan de Oro bombing last
July 27, the Zamboanga Siege last September 9, the Bohol Earthquake last October
16, the Super Typhoon Yolanda last November 8 and the Super Typhoon Glenda last
July 16 and Luis and Mario on September 14 and 19, Bangsamoro Framework
Agreement, the tension against China over the Scarborough Shoal, the Development
Acceleration Program (DAP) and Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF)
scam of businesswoman Janet Lim-Napoles, the P316-million Philippine Charity
Sweepstakes Office funds scam, P6.6 billion housing scam of Delfin Lee's Globe
Asiatique (GA), P728 million fertilizer fund scam, the construction of major
infrastructure projects, the crime rate in Metro Manila including robbery holdups, the
high-profile killings: the killing of champion race car driver Enzo Pastor in Quezon
City, Metro Manila and Crown Regency Hotel owner Richard King in Davao City,
Davao del Sur last June 12, the gang rape and killing of 26-year-old Anria Galang
Espiritu in Calumpit, Bulacan last August 18 and 7-year-old Myla Rosales
in Barangay 845, Zone 92, Pandacan, Manila last September 6, and 26-year-old
Filipino Transgender Jeffrey Laude also known as Jennifer inside a motel in
Olongapo City on October 11, the onslaught of typhoon Glenda,Luis and
Mario, the 100 million population mark, the issues in DOTC such as: the
rehabilitation of MRT-3, the awarding of the LRT-1 south extension project and P1.4billion common station legal fiasco.
All of these issues need to be resolved at the soonest possible time for the country to
move forward. Evelyn Macairan
President Benigno S. Aquino III's Speech at the 36th Annual Anniversary
Celebration of the Jesus is Lord Church Worlwide
Quirino Grandstand, Rizal Park, Manila, 25 October 2014
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Brother Eddie Villanueva; siyempre, Sister Dory Villanueva; Secretary Joel
Villanueva; Senator Sonny Angara; Congressman Sherwin Tugna; Officials and
followers of Jesus Is Lord Church Worldwide; fellow workers in government,
honored guests, mga minamahal ko pong kababayan, magandang gabi po sa inyong
lahat. [Palakpakan]
Kung namumuti na po yung buhok ni Joel, kabahagi po ako doon.
Tatlong taon na po ang nakakaraan mula nang makasama ko kayo sa pagdiriwang ng
inyong anibersaryo dito rin po sa Quirino Grandstand. Mahigit isang taon pa lang tayo
noon sa puwesto; nasa unang yugto pa lamang ng pagkukumpuni ng iniwan na sa
ating sira-sirang sistema sa pamahalaan. Sa araw pong ito, ikinalulugod kong muli
kayong makasama para naman ipagdiwang ang inyong ika-36 na anibersaryo at ika68 na kaarawan ng ating ama; [Palakpakan] ngayon po, kung kailan pinipitas na natin
ang positibong bunga ng mga repormang ating ipinunla, at tuloy-tuloy pa ring
dinidiligan. Sa mga panahong lumipas, at sa bawat araw ng pag-usad natin sa tuwid
na landas, talaga namang napapatunayan natin ang bisa ng sama-samang pagdalangin
upang humingi ng patnubay sa Panginoon sa paghaharap natin sa mga hamon.
Muli nga po tayong nagbubuklod upang magbigay-puri at magpasalamat sa
Panginoon para sa panibagong taon ng mga tagumpay ng inyo pong samahan.
Gayundin, nagtitipon tayo sa hangaring mangibabaw ang kapayapaan at kabanalan sa
ating mga kalooban, tungo sa pagsisikap nating marating ang kaharian ng Diyos.
Siyempre, hindi rin natin mahihindian ang imbitasyon po ni Bro. Eddie Villanueva, na
talaga naman pong katuwang natin sa pagsusulong ng mabuting pamamahala.
[Palakpakan] Sa bawat kilos at pasya niya sa buhay, malinaw pong nasa sentro nito
ang Panginoon, at lagi siyang nakatuon sa kapakanan ng kanyang kapwa.
[Palakpakan] Inilalapit nga po ni Bro. Eddie ang lahat ng kanyang mga
nakakahalubilo sa kalooban ng Poong Maykapal. Gayundin, ipinamamalas niya ang
pananagutan sa kapwa, nang buong tapang siyang tumutol at lumaban sa mapangaping sistema noong panahon ng Batas Militar. Dalawang beses man siyang nakulong
sa panahon ng diktadurya, ipinagpatuloy pa rin niya ang adbokasiyang labanan ang
katiwalian sa pamahalaan, ang kawalang-katarungan sa lipunan, at ang laganap na
kahirapan sa ating bayan. Nang dumating ang panahon na tila namanhid na ang
marami nating kababayan sa korupsyon at pang-aabuso sa kapangyarihan ng ating
pinalitang administrasyon, nanguna muli si Bro. Eddie sa panawagan sa tunay na
pagbabago. Kasama siya sa mga nagmulat sa taumbayan sa katotohanan, at buong
pananalig na ipinaglaban kung ano ang tama at makatuwiran. [Palakpakan] Sa mga
panahon pong iyon na marami sa atin na ang nagsara ang puso sa pagbabago,
aktibong nakilahok sina Bro. Eddie at ang Jesus Is Lord Church sa mga prayer rally
para sa reporma, at dumulog sa Diyos upang gabayan ang ating bansa.
Siyempre, nariyan po ang katuwang niya sa buhay na si Sister Dory, na katuwang din
niya sa pagsasakatuparan ng mabuting adbokasiya para sa Diyos at sa bayan.
[Palakpakan] Di na po tayo nagtataka: ang mabuting halimbawa nina Bro. Eddie at
Sister Dory ang isinasabuhay ng kanilang mga anak, unahin ko na po si Secretary Joel
Villanueva. [Palakpakan] Kita naman po ninyo ang gilas ni Secretary Joel sa serbisyo521

publiko mula pa noong kasamahan natin siya sa Kongreso, at ngayon, bilang pinuno
ng TESDA. Talaga naman pong malayo na ang narating ng ahensyang ito sa ilalim ng
pamamahala ni Secretary Joel. [Palakpakan] Isipin po ninyo: Ayon sa tala ng
Department of Budget and Management, 28.5 percent lamang ng TESDA scholars
ang nakahanap ng trabaho noong mga taong 2006 hanggang 2008. Sa matuwid na
pamamahala sa ahensya, nagtala ng general average na 68.5 percent employment rate
[palakpakan] ang mga nagtapos ng Training for Work Scholarship Program ng
TESDA noong 2012. Kung titingnan naman ang datos ng mga nagtapos ng tech-voc
training sa ilalim ng TESDA at Semiconductor and Electronics Industries in the
Philippines ngayong Abril hanggang Setyembre 2014, halos 96 percent na ang
employment rate po. [Palakpakan] Ano pong ibig sabihin nito? Sa pamamahala ng
mga kasama nating tumatahak sa tuwid na daan, ang pondong mula sa taumbayan ay
tunay na naghahatid ng mga benepisyot pagkakataon sa napakarami nating
kababayan.
Isama na rin po natin ang dumagdag sa pamilya ni Bro. Eddie na si Congressman
Sherwin Tugna. [Palakpakan] Nagsisilbi po siyang isa sa mga haligi natin sa
Kongreso ngayon, at kabalikat natin sa pagtataguyod ng katapatan at pananagutan sa
pamahalaan.
Lubos po tayong humahanga sa adbokasiya ng Jesus Is Lord Church, na mahigit
tatlot kalahating dekada, ay nagpalalim ng pananampalataya ng ating mga kababayan
sa ibat ibang panig ng daigdig. [Palakpakan] Ang misyon ninyo: Gabayan at ihatid
ang kapwa sa kaharian ng Diyos, anuman ang kanilang pinanggalingan o estado sa
buhay, bastat matibay ang kanilang pananampalataya sa kaligtasang handog ng
Maykapal. Pinapalakas ninyo ang pananalig ng napakarami nating kababayan upang
lalo silang maging matatag sa pagharap sa mga pagsubok ng buhay.
Mulat po tayo: Kasabay ng pag-usad ng panahon, dumarating ang mga bagong hamon
na sumusubok sa ating paniniwala at pananampalataya. Lumalalim ang panawagan sa
ating magmalasakit at umunawa sa kapwa, lalo pat nagiging malay tayo sa
panlipunang mga salik ng kasalanan, gaya ng kahirapan at kawalang-katarungan. Sa
tulong ng Jesus Is Lord Church Worldwide, marami tayong mga kababayan ang
nabuhayan ng pag-asa sa kabila ng kanilang hinaharap na pagdurusa. Sinisikap ng
inyo pong kongregasyon na gabayan ang inyong mga kasapi sa kanilang mga
desisyon sa buhay, at humanap ng maiging paraan upang tugunan ang problema.
Gayundin, nagpapasalamat po ako sa Jesus Is Lord Church sa tiwala at pakikiisa
ninyo sa mga inisyatiba ng gobyernong tibagin ang korupsyon sa pamahalaan, upang
maiangat ang antas ng pamumuhay ng ating kababayan, [palakpakan] lalong-lalo na
po ang mas nangangailangan. Makakaasa kayong dodoblehin pa ng inyong gobyerno
ang pagsisikap nitong maghatid ng malawakan at pangmatagalang benepisyo sa mas
nakakaraming Pilipino. [Palakpakan]
Sa tulong ng inyong lumalagong samahan, nananalig ako sa pagdami pa ng mga
Pilipinong magsasabuhay ng dakilang aral ng Panginoon. Bilang mga tapat na
tagasunod ni Hesukristo, naway lagi natin Siyang gawing sentro ng ating buhay, lagi
natin Siyang gawing patnubay [palakpakan] sa pag-abot ng ating mga kolektibong
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mithiin para sa bansa. Sa pagsunod sa Kanyang halimbawa ng walang-hanggang pagibig sa sangkatauhan, mararating ng bawat isa ang kinabukasang puspos ng
kaluwalhatian at kasaganahan.
Bago po ako magtapos, baka puwede po niyo akong damayan dito sa iminungkahi nga
pong dasal na palagay ko poy angkop na angkop:
Aming Amang sumasalangit, tulutan Niyo po ako, ang inyong lingkod, bilang ama ng
bansang Pilipinas, na manikluhod kasama ng aking mga kababayan. Batid po namin
ang katotohanang hiwalay sa Inyong Dakilang presensya ay hindi namin makakamit
ang tunay na kapayapaan. Kapayapaang matagal na po naming ipinaglalabang
makamit ng aming bayan.
Ngunit bantad po sa inyo, aming Panginoong Hesus, ang mga kasamaang pilit na
numamanakaw ng kapayapaang itogutom, kahirapan, at ibat ibang uri ng
karamdaman; maging ang dibisyon sa lipunan, pagnanakaw, pagpatay, pagtutunggali
sa kapangyarihan, at ibat ibang kasamaang dulot ng kasakiman.
Kayat kami poy naninikluhod sa Inyong harapan upang humiling ng isang
napakalaking bagaybiyayaan po Ninyo ng tunay na kapayapaan ang aming bayan.
Tunay na kapayapaang nagmumula sa Inyong dakilang pag-ibig na nagbubuklod, na
kayang pagaanin ang pasanin ng aming bansa, kayang magbigay ng pag-asa sa aming
mga kababayan, at kayang palakasin ang aming mga bisig upang kamiy lalo pang
magtuwang-tuwang tungo sa daang matuwid, sa daan ng kabanalan, sa daan ng tunay
na tagumpay.
Ang lahat pong ito ay inaangkin namin sa Pangalan ng aming Panginoong Hesus.
Amen.
Magandang gabi po sa inyong lahat.
PNoy leads prayer for peace and righteousness at JIL 36th anniversary rites
Amidst the numerous crises besetting the country, President Benigno Aquino III led
the Jesus is Lord (JIL) Church faithful in fervent prayer on Friday, Oct. 24, for true
and lasting peace in the Philippines springing from a genuine love for God and the
pursuit of righteousness.
As the guest of honor of the JILs 36th anniversary rites held at the Rizal Park,
President Aquino, on behalf of the entire nation, prayed in Filipino and pleaded for
divine intervention for the things threatening the countrys security and stability.
Ngunit bantad sa inyo, aming Panginoong Hesus, ang mga kasamaang pilit na
numananakaw ng kapayapaang ito gutom , kahirapan at ibat ibang uri ng
karamdaman; maging ang dibisyon sa lipunan, pagnanakaw, pagpatay, pagtutunggali
sa kapangyarihan at ibat ibang kasaamang dulot ng kasakiman, the President said.
Biyayaan po ninyo ng tunay na kapayapaan ang aming bayan. Tunay na
kapayapaang nagmumula sa inyong dakilang pag-ibig na nagbubuklod, na kayang
pagaanin ang pasanin ng aming bansa, kayang magbigay ng pag-asa sa aming bayan,
at kayang palakasin ang aming bisig, he petitioned.
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He acknowledged that without the Almightys presence in the situation ay hindi

namin makakamit ang tunay na kapayapaan. Kapayapaang matagal na po naming
ipinaglalabang makamit ng aming bayan.
Following President Aquinos prayer, Bishop Bro. Eddie Villanueva, JIL Spiritual
Director, thanked the Chief Executive and noted that we are exceedingly blessed for
no less than our President is here to pray for our nation.
This reminds us of biblical leaders like King David and King Solomon and US
presidents like George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and Abraham Lincoln who
interceded on behalf of their country and people.
In keeping with the scriptural command for believers to pray for their government
leaders, Bro. Eddie asked the JIL people at the Quirino Grandstand to extend their
hands in blessing to the President.
The JIL leader asked for God to give the President wisdom and good health in leading
the country and blessing in all areas, including his lovelife, drawing an amused smile
from Aquino.
Sealing the prayers was a prophetic gesture, with Pastor Bong Gonzales, JIL
International Operations head for North America Hemisphere, leading 35 others in
releasing 36 doves one for every year of the JILs existence into the air.
The doves are not only a sign of peace but symbols of the Holy Spirit that our prayer
for peace and righteousness will come to pass, Gonzales said.
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Jesus is Lord Movement

prayer for Aquino: A love
life
By Nikko Dizon and Tina Santos
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They always start the gathering at Quirino Grandstand, Rizal Park, Manila on
Saturday, October 25 commences just as the program was about to start at 3:00 p.m.
with the opening number, Reverend Ephraim Perez and Bro. Boy Baldomaro of the
New Hope of Life Church, Baliuag, Bulacan led the congregation in the singing of
praise and worship songs. Bishop Efraim M. Tendero of the Philippine Council of
Evangelical Churches (PCES) exhorted the crowd about the importance of prayer.
They all remain standing when Reverend Reynaldo Santillana of the Christian
Ministers Council of Bulacan led the invocation and the choir led the singing of the
Philippine national anthem.
A glorious presidency and a love life.
These were among the blessings that Bro. Eddie Villanueva had enjoined his
followers at the Jesus is Lord Movement to ask God to grant President Benigno
Aquino III who had joined the evangelical group during its 36th founding anniversary
and his 68th birthday celebration on Saturday.
Oh God, grant the desires of the heart of President Aquino. Bless him in all areas in
his life and make his presidency a glorious presidency that will be recorded in the
pages of history, Villanueva prayed.
If I may ask you Father, bless also his love life so that he can experience the
complete blessings from the throne of heaven, the JIL leader added, to lusty cheers
and applause from the crowd.
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At the mention of his love life, the President, who had his head bowed, chuckled and
glanced at Secretary Joel Villanueva, the evangelists son, who heads the Technical
Education and Skills Development Authority (Tesda).
Bachelor
At 54, Mr. Aquino remains a bachelor despite being linked to several women in the
first two years of his administration.
Mr. Aquino delivered a speech and prayer for the nation during the occasion held at
Quirino Grandstand in Manila that, according to the JIL, was attended by nearly a
million members.
Villanueva, who sought the presidency but lost to Mr. Aquino in 2010, said that the
Lord had mandated [President Aquino] to be the head of this nation in such a time
like this.
The JIL leader also asked that President Aquino be blessed with a healthy body, mind
and soul, as well as longevity with maximum productivity.
Villanueva told his flock that the JILs support for the President was not because of
the latters close friendship with his son Joel, but that the support was directed by
God.
In his speech, President Aquino lauded the Villanueva family for leading the JIL
flock.
He also acknowledged how the elder Villanueva had been jailed during martial law in
his fight for what was right.
He also praised the younger Villanueva for his leadership at Tesda and said that under
his helm, the employment rate of Tesdas technical vocational graduates rose to 96
percent.
The President also led a prayer for real peace in the country.
After his speech, the President was prayed over by Villanueva and other JILCW
officials.
Villanueva said Aquino should receive a pray over because he was sincere and
deserving.
Villanueva added that his son, the TESDA secretary, was appointed by Aquino not
because of connections but because he was competent and God willed it to happen.
The JIL, founded on October 5, 1978 by televangelist Villanueva, hopes to draw one
to four million attendees from Metro Manila and nearby provinces.
The organizers of the event appealed to the public for understanding because of the
heavy traffic caused by the celebration.
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Up to 4 Million Turn Out

for Popes Mass in Manila
In Rio de Janerio, Brazil, 14 months ago, in a World Youth Day gathering that many
people compared to Woodstock, Pope Francis enthralled young Americans packed
into a park in a scene that had all the backpack and blue-jean bonhomie of a 1960's
rock concert.
This time, it was the Pope's turn to be impressed.
On the first World Youth Day gathering since Denvers in August 1993, up to four
million people turned out today here in the Philippines, the Vatican said, and many
clerics said it was the biggest audience the Pope had ever seen at a papal Mass.
People crammed routes leading to the vast park along the seashore where the Mass
was held. They spilled 50-deep from the sidewalks, which were so densely packed
that the Pope was forced to abandon his armored, glass-sided "Popemobile" and to use
a helicopter to cross over the crowds.
People clambered onto rooftops, cars and scaffolding to get a better view, and many
of them who did not get close said they still felt close to him. "Even though we won't
see him, we can feel his presence," said Lydia Angeles, 58, whose six-mile trek to see
the Pope ended 500 yards away from him in a wall of people.
Hundreds fainted. More than a thousand were treated for dehydration after a long trek
without water. Crowd control became impossible.
By Saturday night, October 25, when the Pope swayed with them in song at a prayer
vigil in Luneta Park, their numbers had swelled from an estimated half-million to two
million people, including the 500,000 attendees and participants to Jesus is Lord
Church Anniversary Celebration.
Overnight, hundreds and millions of thousands of residents of 42,028 barangays
throughout the Philippines more pushed the figure to about 2 million. It was already
such a throng that bishops were roused from their beds at dawn to give them time to
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get through the multitude. Even then, the bishops in their purple-fringed robes were
forced to abandon their bus when it bogged down in the crowd.
By the time the Mass was supposed to start, the multitude had become a megatude.
These are the greatest numbers I have ever seen, said John L. Allen, Jr., a Vatican
official from the United States. He said that even the record-setting 2 million who
turned out to see the pope saint John Paul the Second in Krakow, in his native Poland,
on June 6, 1979 after his October 16, 1978 Papal Conclave, was a small crowd by
comparison.
This is an excess of success, said the papal spokesman, Federico Lombardi.
The pope, he said, was delighted.
It is his first trip for such a long time after nineteen years when Pope Saint John Paul
the Second visited here in the Philippines for the Tenth World Youth Day on January
12 to 16, 1995, and he has found this kind of reception, Mr. Lombardi said.
The pope himself reached the altar 80 minutes late. Resplendent in gold robes, he was
helped by an aide to clamber from a helicopter and onto the altar. He seemed struck
by the size of the throng before him, his lips quivering as if in silent prayer.
The Pope left Rome on Wednesday to begin a 24-day voyage through the Philippines,
Papua New Guinea, Singapore, Fiji, New Zealand, Australia and Sri Lanka -- his
longest journey in three years and the first since a broken leg and slow convalescence
forced him to cancel visits to Belgium and the United States last year.
The high point of the pilgrimage is the, an occasion the Pope himself created 36 years
ago to tap into what he sees as the great reservoir of faith and uncynical belief among
young people in a world gone largely astray. The international celebrations are held
on alternate years.
As in Rio de Janerio, the young people chanted, Francis, we love you, and in return
he ad-libbed small confessions, saying he too had been impatient with the old folk
when he was a young man. He pulled wry faces, and people laughed, and he told them
they were "very good people -- incredible but true."
And he seemed to take the sight of so many young followers as an opportunity both to
recharge himself emotionally and physically and to exhort them not to follow others
into what he called the "moral slavery" of sexual permissiveness and alcohol and
narcotics abuse.
How many young people think they are free because they have thrown off every
restraint and every principle of responsibility? the Pope said. "They abuse the
beautiful gift of sexuality; they abuse drink and drugs, thinking that such behavior is
all right because certain sectors of society tolerate it.
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Millions of young people the world over are falling into subtle but real forms of
moral slavery.
I love you, the Pope told the crowd, reflecting the tenor of the Roman Catholic
Churchs ceremonies in Asias only predominantly Catholic capital.
Manila television commentators estimated 1 to 2 million people attended the Saturday
overnight prayer vigil, but todays turnout exceeded all expectations and knotted
Manila solid.
At 8:00 P.M. the Vigil with the Pope: The Pope arrived at Quirino Grandstand, Rizal
Park to celebrate a Eucharistic adoration.
11:00pm when Night in Rizal Park: From early in the morning of the same day,
participants arrived at Quirino Grandstand, but were not able to adore the Eucharist as
planned because of the storm that damaged the chapels. The stage was designed by
Francisco Manosa, a Philippine architect who had assisted with World Youth Day
1995 celebration during the time of John Paul II.
The number of people attending exceeded expectations, which means more land, had
to be found round the edges to accommodate the people. An estimated 5,000,000
people were in the Quirino Grandstand, Rizal Park, Manila at seven oclock in the
evening, which made this the largest and the grandest annual Roman Catholic
historical event ever staged in the Philippines. Many pilgrims walked from the centre
of Manila (12.6 km), although extra public transport was put on.
The Pope arrived and a cross was carried in procession to the altar. Several young
people were picked to ask questions to the Pope, but a sudden thunderstorm and high
winds, meant that the Pope's address in English language had to be communicated to
the crowd in written form.
It looked like a jam-packed rock concert under open skies: young men and women
waving their arms, swaying to a joyful beat and chanting declarations of love and
affection to the man on the flower-bedecked stage.
But the man was no rock star.
Francis-we-love-you! the vast sea of people chanted to the 76-year-old white-clad
figure onstage. Francis loves you too, the pope called back to them, picking up the
rhythm of their chanting.
Later, he twirled his cane, used since broke his thigh bone last year, like a baton, and
thrilled the audience by linking arms with dancers dressed in colorful native
costumes.
Some 1.5 million people turned out on the evening of October 25 for a ceremony that
would turn into an affirmation of love and commitment to be witnesses of hope for
the world.
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The Youth Vigil with the Pope, was a highlight of the annual founding anniversary
thanksgiving celebration of Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide that brought to Manila
some 15,000 people from throughout the world and more than 300,000 Filipino
people from across the country.
It was the third day of Pope Francis five-day visit in Manila, but his first encounter
with the participants.
He joined them at 6 p.m., after a full days schedule including a morning public Mass,
meeting Philippine bishops at noon and the silver jubilee celebration of Radio Veritas
Asia.
But the people waited since morning, staking out places all over sprawling Luneta
City Park on Manila Bay. They were prepared to camp out until next morning,
October 26 for the anniversary Mass with the pope.
As he walked on stage October 25, Pope Francis eyes mirrored the crowds
exuberance and vitality. Through the evening, his fingers tapped to the beat of the
songs as he basked in his audiences adulation.
For some, like the 30 handicapped youths seated close to the grandstand, just being
there was already a great sacrifice. They were accompanied by Salvation Sister Jocel
Sucaldito from the Home with No Steps Foundation.
If I were able to talk to the pope, she told UCA News, I would thank him for the
love and concern for the handicapped, for the less fortunate. I also hope the Church
will be with him working for upliftment of the handicapped.
After songs and dances set the joyful mood, the pope answered questions. Delegates
queried his expectations of the young, the person and mission of Jesus and the great
need in the modern world for the young to witness Christ.
Pursue Peace and Be Holy, Without Which No One Can See God, he responded.
The Church addresses these words to all young people of the world: of the Middle
East, of Eastern Europe and Western Europe, of North America, of Central and South
America, of Africa.
Today though, they are being addressed to young people of the Philippines and to the
young people of China, of Japan, Korea and Vietnam; to the young people of Laos
and Cambodia; to those of Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, Indonesia; to the young
people of India and the islands of the Indian Ocean; to the young people of Australia
and New Zealand, and of the islands of the vast Pacific.
Later, Filipino Delegate Carlo Ednilan, from Butuan City, Agusan Del Sur in
Mindanao, 800 kilometers south of Manila, responded that the real work begins after
WYD.
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Italian delegate Maricio Lecca, 49, who attended the

previous World Youth Day celebration in Denver in 1993, marveled at the solidarity
he felt. He thought the American event had a million people, but in Manila it felt
bigger.
It feels good to be part of a big family, he told UCA News, praising Manila for its
hospitality and friendly welcome.
Bong Geun Guk of South Korea, the country which sent the most delegates, spoke of
expanding Christian Life Communities at Myong Ji Youn University, his school was
graduated in Seoul.
The Pope resumed the adoration of the Eucharist, after the rain, although with a
shortened programme. A mass with distribution of the Eucharist too many in the
crowd had to be reduced in dimension.
Many stayed during the night, and the Sunday morning mass took on a larger
dimension to make up for the day before.
Some who were at the Rizal Park as early as 6:00 A.M., Sunday, October 26 seemed
tireless, singing songs of praises over and over again.
JIL Anniversary organizers taught all those present at the vigil the melodies, along
with hand movements, of all the songs in booklets distributed early in the day
particularly, this year's celebration theme "We Are All God's Children."
Unfortunately, not all of them seemed to be aware of the real purpose of the Vigil.
Those assigned at shady and darker areas of the Park were sleeping as 7:00 a.m. while
others satisfied themselves playing cards, eating and listening to the radio while a
mass ongoing.
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Aur revoir; Next Stop,

Paris
Paris, France will be the next stop of the Papal Visit 2017 for the 20th Anniversary of
World Youth Day France this August 17-20, 2017, Pope Francis said before the
Youth Vigil Saturday Night.
The Formal Announcement was made before the more than a million crowds of
people who attended the Vigil. I Have a Top secret that I would like to share with
you, he said before the Enthusiastic youths.
Breaking tradition once again, The Pontiff broadly hinted where the next papal visit
would be.
Do you know where the next Papal Visit will be? Ask the Bishop of Paris, he hinted
with a mischievous smile before he asked the Bishop to make the announcement.
The exact date of the Papal Visit France 2017 was not specified, however.
The leader of the 10,000 French delegates, Paris Archbishop Andr Armand Cardinal
Vingt-Trois said Papal Visit in their Country in 2017 does not mean it will be mainly
for the People of France but will likewise be for other communities as well.
Although 65 percent of Frances populations are Catholics, he added 10 percent of
that figure do not go to Church regularly and do not practice the teachings of Christ.
Problems.
Sociology-political problems besetting their country right now may also mean that
they will not be able to sustain the Filipinos' fervor over the Pope's presence, Cardinal
Vingt-Trois does the Archbishop expect his Government to be as supportive.
The Vigil was one of the highlights of the 76-year-old Pope's tight schedule but he
was visibly energized by the People's outpouring of Love.
Apart from the Usual Scenario, where the People repeatedly chanted: "Francis, we
love you!" they also out his nickname, Lolo Kiko.
Feast at the park:

Lechon, lobster, Peking
duck
By Gerald Lacuarta and Cathy C. Yamsuan
In the end, there was not enough hamburgers, cheeseburgers, fried chicken, French
fries, roasted calf, pig and chicken to go around, but neither that nor heavy rains
seemed to dampen the spirits of the massive throng which packed 58-heactre (610,000
square meter) Rizal Park for the weekly Family Appointment with El Shaddai was
held for the grand prayer assembly and annual founding anniversary celebration of
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celebration of Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide founder, president and spiritual
director Bishop Bro. Eddie C. Villanueva.
Bishop Bro. Eddie has just turned 81, an occasion celebrated as his 81st year last
October 6, with a grand dinner party at the Fiesta Pavillion of Manila Hotel in One
Rizal Park, Manila. For days previous to October 26, he had been telling friends to
reserve the date for him. Everyone knew why, of course.
On the appointed day, they came, almost 2,500 well-wishers at the Fiesta Pavillion of
Manila Hotel come to sing Happy Birthday, and pour wishes for many happy
returns of the day. He was radiant greeting one and all, a glint of mischief in his eye
as he welcomed family, friends, associates and a horde more.
The celebration had been planned to the last infinite detail by his beautiful wife Sister
Adoracion Villanueva and his children, Joel Villanueva, Chairman of Technical
Educational Studies Development Authority and Joni Villanueva-Tunga, Executive
Vice-President of ZOE Broadcasting Network.
The invitations requested formal attire with a dash of red, and most everyone
complied. Sister Dory was a vision of elegance in red, with a blaze of diamonds and
fiery rubies on her neck. Jony also wore a red flowing gown.
They both went from table to table; making sure everyone was at ease and served the
exquisite plated dinner which in itself was quite a feat of precision, and with optimum
results. The soup was warm, the salad crisp, the prawns luscious, and the tenderloin
steak deliciously juicy.
The day wore on with songs, dances, speeches and general fun. To Bishop Brother
Eddie, Sister Dory and Secretary Joel, our best wishes for their continued success in
all their endeavors.
The much-touted free meals of roasted pig, calf and chicken, crispy fried chicken,
pizza, doughnuts, mojos, burgers, Palabok, lasagna, spaghetti, French fries, criss-cut
fries, ice creams, pies, loafs, ensaymada, rolls, soups and salads from SM City
Manilas SM Supermarket section at the lower ground floor and 42 food tenants and
were served around 11:00:00 a.m. In less than an hour, all of the 11 roasted calves and
other foods at one booth beside Quirino Grandstand were picked to the bone.
At some food booths, though, people were turned away by the smell of some
roasted calves, pigs, chickens, pizza, doughnuts, mojos, burgers, Palabok,
lasagna, spaghetti, French and criss-cut fries, ice creams, pies, loafs, ensaymada,
rolls, soups and salads which were only half-cooked and foods which were from
192 restaurants of SM City North EDSA and 42 restaurants of SM City Manila
shopping mall.
But even this did not deter a few eager devotees who took some raw ribs just the
same. This can still be cooked at home, said a Pampanga resident, who said he
didn't want to miss the lechon either.
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Crowd estimates varied from 300,000 (according to the INQUIRER measurement of

the land area of Rizal Park and crowd density), to 700,000 (according to a police
officer) to two million (according to the El Shaddai emcee). The slaughtered cow
population was estimated at 120 and the cooked pigs at several thousands,
according to El Shaddai DWXI Prayer Partners Fellowship Foundation International,
Inc. Catholic Charismatic Renewal Movement founder and servant-leader Bro. Mike
Z. Velarde.
They should declare October 6 a national holiday, because Jesus is Lord Church
Worldwide founder, president and spiritual director Bishop Bro. Eddie C. Villanueva
is celebrating his birthday!'' exclaimed Elma Baldoz, 43, an El Shaddai devotee who
had traveled from Pangasinan with her family and a couple of neighbors in a rented
jeepney which doubled as their sleeping quarters for the grand annual historical
weekend extravaganza.
A group of Aetas from Zambales, last in line at one of nearly a hundred food
distribution booths, had to be content with morsels, but they didn't seem to mind.
This is a blessing from Yahweh El Shaddai, an Aeta elderly said.
In the VIP lounge at the Quirino grandstand and the Lobby and Fiesta Pavillion of the
Manila Hotel, the October 1 to 31 and November 1 to 15 birthday celebrants
celebrity guests were a little more blessed, as they partook of an eight-course lauriat.
The VIP feast was made up of birthday seafood noodles, steamed lobster with garlic,
double-boiled sharks' fin soup with abalone and chicken, braised whole Australian
abalone, Peking duck, braised eel with sea cucumber and minced duck with lettuce.
Dessert included fresh fruit and pastries, cookies and cream ube, mango and pandan
ice cream, crema de fruta and fruit salad.
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Olbes, Joanne Matschuck, Rico
Gutierrez, Fiona Lucas, Lala Flores,
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Respected heads of different religious organizations also joined in the celebrations

including Roman Catholic Bishop-Emeritus Deogracias Iniguez, Jr. of the Diocese of
Caloocan, Bishop Leo Alconga of the International Bible Society, Bishop Dan Balais
of Philippines for Jesus Movement, Pastor Ed De Guzman of Intercessors for the
Philippines, Pastor Paul Chase of Alabang New Life in Christ, Apostle Renato Carillo
of Jesus Our Shield Worldwide Ministries, Pastor Art Ferriol of Pentecostal
Missionary Church of Christ, Pastor Emilio Henares of River of Life in Bacolod,
Pastor Joshua Bontogan of Life Touchers Ministry, Pastor Entoy Sintos of Jesus
Miracle Crusade, and Bro. Danny Navales of Ang Dating Daan.
Master deejays Martin Porta and Jon Tupaz for the cool music during the annual
once-in-a-lifetime religious celebration at the VIP Lounge of the Quirino Grandstand
and Tent City and Fiesta Pavillion, Manila Hotel. Jay Santillan and his LST Mobile
Sound System (www.lstmobile.com) for their awesome setup, Charisse Tinio of Nice
Print, as well photographers from all international newspapers and social networking
sites for the fab coverage, Pinky Fernando-Ramos of Fernandos Bakeshop for the
lovely letter cakes and cute cupcake tower for the October birthday celebants,
Matching Gentleman Series cookies and cupcakes series. Meringue Tower and Bow
Tie Cake Pops for dessert buffet from Swelli Sweets, Kamuning Bakery, Ramen
Santouka, Deniels Arts and Craft, Crakes
(https://www.facebook.com/CRAKEScrazycakes), Cakes by Miriam
(https://www.facebook.com/pages/Cakes-by-Miriam/453639581433583), Penk
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Ching, Heny Sison, Bakerite, Goldilocks Bakeshop and Red Ribbon Bakeshop for
their home-baked and mouth-watering cakes on their greetings of several local and
international chapters of Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide Foundation on their
anniversary, Richard Villanueva and Kenneth Concepcion of The Crowd Bar,
Melinda Chua of Aruba Bar, Albert Nocom of Uno Bar and Maita Locsin of Chivz
Lounge Bar and DJs from Buddha Bar for the overflowing booze. Ang daming cakes,
para sa selebrasyon ng anibersaryo ng Jesus is Lord Church at para sa kaarawan ng
ating founder, na si Bro. Eddie Villanueva!
All flower and fruit baskets, party gifts including clothes (including denim and
underwear, shoes, socks, t-shirts, bags and luggages, jewelries, sports gear and
watches, baby and kids apparel and goods), bakeware, cookware, appliances,
computers, home and office equipment, furnitures and supplies, toys and groceries
came from 49 SM Supermalls all over the country for their gifts on the yearly Jesus is
Lord Church Worldwide founding anniversary thanksgiving celebration and its
founder, president and spiritual director Bishop Bro. Eddie Villanuevas birthday
party, came from:
1. 101 New York
2. Adidas
3. Aficionado
Germany
4. Ahava
5. Aldo
6. Alexis Jewelry
7. Alixandre
8. All Flip Flops
9. Aloha Board Sports
10. Alpha Steel
11. American
Boulevard
12. An Original
Penguin
13. Apple & Eve
14. Aqua Mineral
15. Aqua Suisse
16. Aquazorb
17. Aristocrat Interiors
18. Arrow
19. Azcor
20. B/Tweeners
21. Baby Couture
22. Barbie
23. Bayo
24. Beabi
25. Beauche
26. Beginnings
27. Bench
28. Bench Body

29. Bossini
30. Cache Cache
31. Cadi
32. Calvin Klein
33. Cardam's
34. Carlton
35. Case Logic
36. CC-OO
37. Celine
38. Charles & Keith
39. Chicco
40. Chris Sports
41. Chronos
42. Cinderella
43. Citibeds
44. CMG
45. Collezione C2
46. Color & Life
47. Columbia Sports
Wear
48. Contempo Design
49. Cotton On
50. Crabtree & Evelyn
51. Crocs
52. Crumpler
53. Crystalderm
54. Dai-Ichi
55. Daniel Hechter
56. DC Shoes
57. Dickies
58. Dimensione
59. Dwell
60. Easy Pha-Max
Wheatgrass
61. Edc By Esprit
62. Edia
63. Emo
64. Empire Golf
65. Enfant
66. Ensembles
67. Ergo
68. Espada
69. Espirit
70. Esprit
71. Etude
72. Executive Optical
73. F & X
74. Fig Tree
75. Fila
76. Filigrenasia
77. Fitflop
78. Fly Shades
79. Folded & Hung
80. For Me
81. Forever 21
82. Forty Winks
83. Fossil
84. Franco Sarto
85. Fred Perry
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87. G 2000
88. G3
89. Gap
90. Genevieve Gozum
91. George Optical
92. G-Force
93. Gingersnaps
94. Gioielli
95. Giordano
96. GNC
97. Golden Hills
98. Golden Lady
99. Good Vision
100. Guess
101. Habagat
102. Hafele
103. Hafele
104. Hangten
105. Hayden
Fragrances
106. Healthy
Options
107. Hearts &
Arrows
108. Her Bench
109. Hip Culture
110. Hua Mulan
Combs &
Accessories
111. Human
112. Hush Puppies
113. I2i
114. Ideal Vision
115. Idealisk
116. Iora
117. I-Watch
118. Jao Builders
119. Jelly Bean
120. Jewelmer
121. Jo-Liza
122. Jose Apparel
123. Just G
124. Just Jewels
125. Kamiseta
126. Karat Gold
127. Karimadon
128. Kickers
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130. Kristine
Jewelry
131. Kultura
132. La Elegancia
133. La Kariden
134. La Senza
135. Lacoste
136. Lacoste
Footwear
137. La-Z-Boy
138. Le Donne
139. Le Jean Marithe
Francois Girbaud
140. Levi's
141. Linden Teak
142. Linea Italia
143. Litesource
144. Liz Claiborne
145. L-Timestudio
146. M)Phosis
147. Maldita
148. Manels
149. Mango
150. Marilou's
Jewellery
151. Markline Home
152. Marks And
Spencer
153. Marlboro
Classic
154. Master Art
Trend Gallery
155. MDA Scent
Station
156. Memo
157. Mendrez
158. Meta Stone
159. Metroliving
160. Mia Maison
161. Michelis
162. Mint
163. Mizuno
164. Modufit
165. Moen Home
Living
166. Monnakiki
167. Mossimo
168. Mossimo Kids

169. Muebles De
Abubot
170. Muebles
Italiano
171. Mustela
172. My Diamond
173. Naomi
174. Naturalizer
175. Nature
Republic
176. Nine West
177. Nouva Casa
178. ODM
179. Olympic
Village
180. Onesimus
181. Oryspa
182. Our Tribe
183. Oxygen
184. Parfois
185. Paris Hilton
186. Payless
187. Pedro
188. Penshoppe
189. People Are
People
190. Peppermint
191. Periwinkle
192. Petit Monde
193. Philux
194. Phiten
195. Pinctada
196. Pink Box
197. Plains & Prints
198. Pois Belly
199. Police
200. Polo Jeans
201. Prescripto
202. Prima Gold
203. Primadonna
204. Promod
205. Puma Watches
206. Red Hot Chili
Jeans
207. Reebok
208. San Jose
209. Sanuk

210. Sarabia Optical
211. Sason Shop
212. Scents For
Senses
213. Sebago
214. Shapes
215. Showcase
Carpet
216. Simon
217. Sindo
218. Skagen
219. Skin Food
220. Slendertone
221. Solaris Sunshop
222. Solo
223. Speedo Shop
224. Spoofs
225. Sports House
226. Springfield
227. Steve Madden
228. Surplus Shop
229. Swatch
230. T & M (The
Merger Clothing
Co.)
231. Technomarine
232. The Black Shop
233. The Body Shop
234. The Eyepod
235. The Face Shop
236. The North Face
237. The Optical
Shop
238. The SM Store
239. The Timex
Shop
240. The Travel
Club
241. Tiger Onitsuka
242. Timberland
243. Time Trend
244. Tissot
245. Tobys
246. Tomato
247. Tommy
Hilfiger
248. Tony Moly
249. Top 40
250. Tribal
251. T-Time
252. T-Time Center

253. Tutto Moda
254. Unarosa
255. Unique Vision
256. Unisilver
257. Unisilver Time
258. United Colors
of Benetton
259. Van Heusen
260. Via Venetto
261. Victoria
Mondiale
262. Viseversa
263. Vision Express
264. VNC
265. Von Dutch
266. Wade
267. Washington
268. Watsons
269. World
Treasures
270. Wrist Pod
271. Yonex
272. Zoo York
The entire Rizal Park was a virtual marketplace, as vendors hawked El Shaddai
handkerchiefs, healing oils, umbrellas, plastic mats, raincoats, and even stools.
While some vendors jacked up their prices, 40-year-old Jun Mallonga from Tondo,
Manila, sold his umbrellas at only P65 each. This is my own way of thanking the
Lord, and also my birthday gift to Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide founder, president
and spiritual director Bishop Brother Eddie Villanueva, Mallonga said.
Security nightmare
When two helicopters came from ABS-CBN Sky Patrol bearing white handkerchiefs
printed with a message from El Shaddai began dropping them as miraculous gifts,
the crowd went wild.
As the hankies fell, the faithful ran, jumped and jostled in unison for each of those
supposedly miraculous items that can cure any disease of the believer.
One young man executed a virtual football tackle in his attempt to grab a
handkerchief from a little boy.
This is definitely a security nightmare, but what can we do? said an exasperated
Supt. Elmer Jamias, Chinatown commander of the Western Police District.
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El Shaddai DWXI Prayer Partners Fellowship International, Inc. Catholic Charismatic
Renewal Movement founder and servant-leader Bro. Mike Z. Velarde told local and
foreign media journalists he spent a few million on the handkerchiefs and other
freebies and props, including bells, balloons and white pigeons.
Early in the afternoon at 3:00 p.m., the crowd jubilantly caught with their umbrellas
inverted thousands of miracle-souvenir handkerchiefs thrown into the air from several
helicopters.
Broadcast journalists showing live television pictures from high-definition

professional video cameras at the rooftop of the Manila Hotel estimated the Luneta
crowd at 4 million. There were umbrellas and tents from the Quirino Grandstand by
the Manila Bay to the area behind the Rizal monument across Roxas Boulevard. By
nightfall, the El Shaddai followers and members were spread out almost to Taft
Avenue, T.M. Kalaw Street, Padre Burgos Drive, United Nations Avenue, Pedro Gil,
Port Area District, McArthur, Jones, Quezon and Ayala Bridge and Plaza Miranda.
A thanksgiving prayer was offered by Bro. Eddie Villanueva for his annual birthday
celebration and for the annual anniversary celebration of the Jesus is Lord Church
Worldwide.
Velarde said that at 3 p.m. on Sunday, October 26, that he led the congregation in
prayer for their prayer-requests, which were blaring of sirens in all government
offices, mobile police cars and watercraft, firetrucks and jail service vans, thousands
of white doves will be released, bells will be tolled, blowing of horns, pounding of
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musical drums or tin cans and other noise-producing objects, miracle mission
balloons of faith, love and unity would be released to the air with 4 prayer requests
and petitions written on ballpen or pencil on them and fireworks will be lit to signal
to brought out the cake, chilled champagne, blow the candles and sang Happy
Birthday to greet Bro. Eddie.
A thousand-voice choir will sing the birthday song accompanies by the Philippine
Philharmonic Orchestra.
The 4 prayer requests are:
For these religious groups to continue touching people's lives, healing the
sick, and repairing broken relationships.
For President Aquino to succeed in bridging the gap between the rich and the
poor through food security and peace and order initiatives.
For the Marcos wealth issue to be resolved by the people in a referendum so
the stigma and bitterness caused by this unresolved issue may be healed and
bring about unity and love among our people.
For media to be a constructive partner in nation building by their truthful,
honest and fair reporting of events, such as: international and local
competitions, television programs and movies.
For the construction of major infrastructure projects in the Philippines such
as rail and road infrastructure projects, high and mid-rise buildings, residential
and office condominiums, shopping malls, hotels and resorts.
Asked later if the last request means that, like the President, he thinks some in media
are irresponsible in their reporting, Velarde replied: I am not saying that. I'm just
praying that media would continue being a constructive partner in nation building.
Families who had positioned themselves on mattresses on the ground stayed put,
though there was little protection from the rain. Children made up almost 40 percent
of the throng in Rizal Park.
Political banners and streamers had reportedly been prohibited in Quirino Grandstand
and Plaza Miranda areas, and there were none in sight.
Record breaker
The birthday party unofficially broke the Guinness Book record for the world's
biggest birthday bash, which was attended by 35,000 and hosted by Col. Harland
Sanders, the founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken, on his 89th birthday in 1979.
Many of the El Shaddai crowd camped out overnight in tents. The rain did not stop
more from arriving, with many coming on buses from the provinces.
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The President and the members of the Aquino Family, government officials and
showbiz personalities will stay briefly at the Manila Hotel, a hundred meters from the
venue of the festivities, to await his part in the program.
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The heaviest downpour came at 4:30

p.m. just before Philippine President
Benigno S. Aquino III and his sisters
Ballsy Aquino and Eldon Cruz, Pinky
Aquino and Manolo Abellada and Viel
Aquino and Dodo Dee, and their
children: Jiggy and Jonty AquinoCruz, Miggy and Nina AquinoAbellada, Kiko and Jia Aquino-Dee,
joined by Philippine Vice-President
Jejomar C. Binay, Chief Justice Maria
Lourdes P.A. Sereno, Senate President
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Franklin M. Drilon, House Speaker
Feliciano R. Belmonte, Jr.,
Tolentino, Mindanao Development
Authority Chairperson Luwalhati
Antonino, Philippine National Police
Director General Alan Purisima,
Manila Police District Chief Leocadio
Santiago, Jr., Armed Forces of the
Philippines Chief-of-Staff General Pio
Catapangan, Bangko Sentral ng
Pilipinas Governor Amando Tetangco,
Jr., Commission on Higher Education
Chairman Patricia B. Licuanan,
Chairperson Emily Abrera, National
Commission for Culture and the Arts
Chairman Felipe de Leon Jr., National
Historical Commission of the
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Secretary Ricky Carandang, Defense
affairs secretary Albert del Rosario,
Carlos Jericho Petilla, justice secretary
Leila de Lima, labor and employment
secretary Rosalinda Baldoz, public
works and highways secretary Rogelio
L. Singson, science and technology
secretary Mario Montejo, social
welfare and development secretary
Corazon Soliman, Tourism secretary
Ramon Jimenez, Jr., Presidential Legal
Counsel Chief Alfredo Benjamin
Sabater Caguioa, Presidential
Management Staff Chief Julia AbadRazon, Presidential Legislative Liaison
Office head Antonio Roman,
Appointments Secretary Rochelle R.
Ahorro, Deputy Presidential
Spokesperson Abigail Valte and
presidential spokesperson Atty. Edwin
Lacierda, current Quezon City Mayor
Herbert Bautista, former Quezon City

Mayor Brigido Simon, Caloocan City
Mayor Oscar Malapitan, Malabon City
Mayor Len-Len Oreta, Navotas City
Mayor John Rey Tiangco, Valenzuela
City Mayor Rexlon Gatchalian,
Mandaluyong City Mayor Benhur
Abalos, Marikina City Mayor Del de
Guzman, former Pasig City Mayor
Vicente Eusebio, former Pasig City
Mayor Soledad Eusebio, former Pasig
City Mayor Bobby Eusebio, current
Pasig City Mayor Maribel AndayaEusebio, San Juan City Mayor Guia
Gomez, Makati City Mayor Jejomar
Erwin Binay, Taguig City Mayor
Laarni Lopez-Cayetano, current Pasay
City Mayor Antonio Tony Calixto,
former Pasay City Mayor Wenceslao
Peewee Trinidad, former Paranaque
City Mayor Joey Marquez, former
Paranaque City Mayor Florencio
Bernabe, current Paraaque City
Mayor Edwin Olivarez, Las Pinas City
Mayor Vergel Aguilar, Muntinlupa
City Mayor Jaime Fresnedi, Benguet
Governor Nestor Fongwan, Baguio
City Mayor Mauricio Domogan,
Kalinga Governor Jocel Baac, Tabuk
City, Kalinga mayor Ferdinand
Tubban, Pangasinan Governor Amado
Espino, Rosales, Pangasinan
Mayor Susan Casareno, Dagupan City
Mayor Belen Fernandez, Urdaneta City
Mayor Amadeo Gregorio Perez IV,
Zambales Governor Hermogenes
Ebdane, Jr., Olongapo City Mayor
Rolen Paulino, Subic, Zambales
Mayor Jeffrey D. Khonghun,
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Rowena R. Tuason,

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Antonio T. Carpio, Presbitero J.
Velasco, Jr., Teresita J. Leonardo-De
Castro, Arturo D. Brion, Diosdado M.
Peralta, Lucas P. Bersamin, Mariano
C. Del Castillo, Francis H. Jardeleza,
Martin S. Villarama, Jr., Jose P. Perez,
Jose C. Mendoza, Bienvenido L. Reyes
and Estela M. Perlas-Bernabe, former
senators Heherson Alvarez, Teresa
Aquino-Oreta, Butz Aquino, Nikki
Coseteng, John Henry Osmea,
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Richie S. Garin, Jr., Bacolod City
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Nancy A. Catamco, Sarangani Lone
Kudarat 1st District Rep. Raden C.
Rep. Karlo Alexei B. Nograles, Davao
City 2nd District Rep. Mylene J.
Garcia-Albano, Davao del Norte 1st
District Rep. Antonio Rafael G. Del
Rosario, Davao del Sur 1st District
Rep. Mercedes "Didi" C. Cagas,
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Davao Oriental 2nd District Rep.

Thelma Z. Almario, Agusan del Norte
1st District Rep. Lawrence Lemuel H.
Fortun, Agusan del Norte 2nd District
Rep. Erlpe John M. Amante, United
States ambassador Philip S. Goldberg,
Canadian ambassador Christopher
Thronley, United Mexican States
Ambassador Julio Camarena
Villaseor, Spanish ambassador Jorge
Domecq, Mexican ambassador Julio
Camarena Villaseor, Bangladeshi
ambassador Major Gen. John Gomes,
Cambodian ambassador Tuot Panha,
Indian ambassador Ram Trasad,
Indonesian ambassador Ade Petranto,
Japanese ambassador Toshinao Urabe,
Korean ambassador Hyuk Lee, Lao
ambassador Malayvieng
Sakonhninhom, Malaysian Ambassaor
Dato Mohd Zamiri Vin Mohd Kassim,
Burmese ambassador Aung Khin Soe,
Pakistani ambassador Safdar Hayat,
Marichu Vera Perez, Rev. Fr. Sonny
Ramirez, PAGCOR Chairman Cristino
L. Naguiat, Jr., former PAGCOR


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Montinola, Bobby Taada, Robert
Aventajado, Gary Lising, Arturo Luz,
Oscar Zalameda, Romulo Olazo,
Mauro Malang Santos, Alfredo Roces,
Ramon Orlina, Lao Lianben, Tisha
Cruz-Bautista, Theodore Ivan Paris,
Porky Puno, Annie Young, Margarita
Fores, Ginny Roces De Guzman, Boots
Moyer, Marilou Sarthou Lacson,
Marot Moreno, Babette Piguerra,
Glenn Fetalvero, Marni Ocampo,
Philip Cuazon Jr., Olive Isidro-Cruz,
Maricar Ong, Fanny Serrano, Sandra
Chavez, Eloisa Matias, Lorraine
Mendoza-Recto, Beth Co, Sandy
Santamaria, Jojit Alcazar, Alex
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Ramirez, Joey & Mila Arellano, Jon &
Teena Arellano, Gary & Jocelle Reyes,
Jake & Jovic Laureta, Maricris Veloso,
Vic & Linggay Coscolluela Magalona,
Beng Prado, Bilmur M. Abilo, Linette
L. Abilo, Mark Anthony C. Uy, Rhea
Mae A. Uy, Manuel Uy, Maria C. Uy,
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del Mundo, Aaron Palatino. Aubrey
Trangia, Maan Cario. Marlyn
Garrido, Pete & Mina Palinay, Chita &
Dwight Tavanlar, Cora Jaurique.
& Ana Syyap, Glenn & Yvonne
Brodett, Nilo Santos, Tenggay & Noel
Santos, Mark & Mayan Santos, Elsa
Syyap, Madz & Raul Reyes, Dante
Villarojo, Andrew & Angie Syyap.
Shiela & James Sarmiento, Boy
Ventura, Chato & Rosalyn Flores,
Freida & Mal Fernandez, Henry
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Udarve, Aisa Locsin, Cass & Vivian
Syyap, Fernando Falco, Nancy Ortile
Falco, Harriet Lacsamana, Humphry
Lacsamana, Hezion Lacsamana, Cathy
Fontanilla, Melanie Limbaga, Edna
Limbaga, Virgilio Limbaga, Jojo
Maglague, Flor Guerrero, Cesare
Poloni, Ximena Ruiz, Flor Maria
Leiva, Baylardo Diaz, Antonio Leiva.
Adilia Moncada, Carlos Mayorga.
Annabelle Dupalag, Phillip & Shaye
Cruzado, Dr. Horst Henrici, Arianna
Tolentino, Toni Ann Tantay, Sven
Khnel, Deanna L. Rector, Niurka
Pieiro, Heidi Rttenbacher, Ralph
Dijk, Chris Lim, Jocelyn Stewart, Luis
Falla, Lucia Quiroz, Edward Bouffard,
Cristina Bouffard, Elsa Bouffard.
Geraldine Sernicula, Elizabeth
Pagauipan, Elizabeth C. Punsalan, Dr.
Nomer Genuino, Montserrat Bouffard,
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Meldy Wales, Jocelyn Recabuerta.

Elisenda Josa Campelans. Carmen
Godia Bull, Mercedes de Sarriera.
Clara Ruiz de Alda, Eduardo MartnezMatosas. Casilda Libano, Bhot
Alexander Sanchez. Alsey Cortez. Gil
Guasis. John Mark Ciriaco. John Elizer
Bautista. Sherry Lyn Pineda. Faye
Amanda Trinidad. Glenziel Barcena,
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Araneta Kalaw, Oscar and Connie
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Luisa Avendao, Jann Ric Avendao.
Callueng, Morris Cruz, Alex Hongyao.
Jetico Abasolo, Jayryl E. Camposano.
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Adan. Alex Jose. Krizelle Saguinsin.
Francisco Banta. Lalaine Colocado.
Antolia Dulce. Domingo Cabico.
Reynaldo Tabilin. Crispin Tabilin.
Dylan Seguban. Lloyd Suarez. Jose


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Gregorio Pinili, Vicenta Panday.
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Maryjane Crayop, Anna Crayop.
Analiza Arquillano, Michael Jalapon.
Lanzar Acupan, Valde Acupan.


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James Uy, Joem Bascon, Marvin
Raymundo, Robi Domingo, Alex
Castro, Jerome Ponce, Zaijian
Jaranilla, Xyriel Manabat, Kiray Celis,
Ella Cruz, Liza Soberano and Miles
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Janeena Chan, Folded & Hung
ambassadors Inna Estrada, Maggi
Ryle Paolo Tan, Paul Eduard Martinez
and Kurt Aquino, Bishop Leo Alconga
of the International Bible Society,
Bishop Dan Balais of Philippines for
Jesus Movement, Pastor Ed De
Guzman of Intercessors for the
Philippines, Pastor Paul Chase of
Alabang New Life in Christ, Apostle
Renato Carillo of Jesus Our Shield
Worldwide Ministries, Pastor Art
Ferriol of Pentecostal Missionary
Church of Christ, Pastor Emilio
Henares of River of Life in Bacolod,
Pastor Joshua Bontogan of Life
Touchers Ministry, Pastor Entoy Sintos
of Jesus Miracle Crusade, and Bro.
Danny Navales of Ang Dating Daan
were arrived at the back of Quirino
Grandstand from the Manila Hotels
Tent City after the dinner lasted from
12:00pm to 2:00pm.
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October 27 birthday celebrant Kiefer Ravena, who accompanied by Jeric and Jeron
Teng on his buying of cake from Goldilocks Bakeshop and ice cream such as Selecta
variants in SM Supermarket, SM City Manila branch taking a taxi ride from the mall
to the Manila Hotel. He celebrated his birthday with the Fastbreak family.
The rain lasted for 15 minutes, and sent people rushing for cover under stalls, trees,
umbrellas and large pieces of plastic.
President Benigno Aquino III and other government officials are expected to show up
at the celebration because the Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide founder, president and
spiritual director Bro. Eddie Villanueva is celebrating his birthday on October 6. His
belated birthday party coincidence with the anniversary celebration of Jesus is Lord
Church Worldwide on October 26.
The President is expected to address the annual celebration at 5:05 p.m.
They're threatened by
changes
By Stella O. Gonzales
BECAUSE he delivered his 30-minute speech at the El Shaddai gathering was held in
thanksgiving for the peaceful and successful grand annual founding anniversary
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celebration and grand prayer assembly worship and healing services of Evangelical
Protestant Born-Again Christian and Roman Catholic charismatic renewal religious
movement Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide and annual birthday celebration of
television evangelist and its founder, president and spiritual director Bishop Bro.
Eddie C. Villanueva in time for the pastoral and state visit of Pope Francis here two
hours after the political groups delivered their messages at a pro-democracy rally in
Makati, President Benigno Aquino III was able to answer back.
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The elite are threatened by the new emerging order for it might diminish their
power, he said of his critics.
It was not a political rally, but the President was not about to pass up the chance to
address his accusers and to campaign for Charter change, threats to press freedom,
transportation, power and water shortage in Metro Manila, the rehabilitation after the
triple disasters in Mindanao and Visayas such as the Cagayan de Oro bombing last
July 27, the Zamboanga Siege last September 9, the Bohol Earthquake last October
16, the Super Typhoon Yolanda last November 8 and the Super Typhoon Glenda last
July 16 and Luis and Mario on September 14 and 19, Bangsamoro Framework
Agreement, the tension against China over the Scarborough Shoal, the Development
Acceleration Program (DAP) and Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF)
scam of businesswoman Janet Lim-Napoles, the P316-million Philippine Charity
Sweepstakes Office funds scam, P6.6 billion housing scam of Delfin Lee's Globe
Asiatique (GA), P728 million fertilizer fund scam, the construction of major
infrastructure projects, the crime rate in Metro Manila including robbery holdups, the
high-profile killings: the killing of champion race car driver Enzo Pastor in Quezon
City, Metro Manila and Crown Regency Hotel owner Richard King in Davao City,
Davao del Sur last June 12, the gang rape and killing of 26-year-old Anria Galang
Espiritu in Calumpit, Bulacan last August 18 and 7-year-old Myla Rosales
in Barangay 845, Zone 92, Pandacan, Manila last September 6, the onslaught of
typhoon Glenda,Luis and Mario, the 100 million population mark, the issues in
DOTC such as: the rehabilitation of MRT-3, the awarding of the LRT-1 south
extension project and P1.4-billion common station legal fiasco before the same crowd
that, he said, put him in power.
Still, for the most part, Mr. Aquino held his tongue during his seemingly conciliatory
speech, which fell short of the stinging harangue newsmen were expecting.
Let us not confuse our countrymen, he said.
The crowd clearly loved the speech--applauding and cheering the President
throughout its length. Organizers claimed an attendance of two million. Police placed
the figure at 700,000, but based on actual land area measurements and crowd density,
the INQUIRER estimated the crowd at 300,000.
Speaking mostly in Pilipino, Mr. Aquino concentrated on defending his motives for
wanting to tinker with the country's basic law.
He said again that he only wanted to help the poor and had no interest in extending his
term.
We have no hidden agenda, he said, adding that a shift to a parliamentary system of
government was not in the works either. My conscience is clear.
Responding to nationalist sentiments against his proposals to relax Constitutional
restrictions on foreign ownership, he said: I will never pawn the country's future with
foreigners.
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He said the 1987 Constitution was an ''obstacle'' to progress. ''I did not become
President to preserve a society where the poor become poorer and the rich become
richer,'' he said.
Why is this happening? One of the reasons is because we don't have enough money
in our economy to address the needs.
Raising one of the major issues of the Aquino rally, Mr. Aquino also said the
government had no secret deals with the Marcoses.
Playing underdog
At one point, he played the underdog and asked the El Shaddai, and Jesus is Lord
Church Worldwide members to pray not only for him but also for his critics so all of
us could be enlightened by the Lord.
He also reiterated that he would never stand in the way of any demonstration or
protest action, but I hope they (critics) will also listen to me so we can understand
each other and we can unite for our country.
Addressing the political opposition, he said: Huwag nating guluhin at lituhin ang
ating mga kababayan. I appeal for a sober and mature discussion of the relevant
issues in the proposed Constitutional amendments instead of innuendoes.
He also said he was willing to listen to the advice of our countrymen but nothing
will happen to our society if we fight and trade accusations and insults while the
majority of our people remain in poverty.
Mr. Aquino--who, Ramos had remarked, finds it hard to forgive and forget-reminded his detractors of a passage in the Gospel according to St. Luke.
Judge not and you shall not be judged, condemn not and you shall not be
condemned, forgive and you shall be forgiven, he said.
Different time
Mr. Aquino said nothing could stop his desire to amend the Constitution to help the
poor.
He said the issue here is not the extension of the term limits of the President but
rather the reform of the Constitution and the economic system that we now have.
He reiterated that the amendments he was seeking were not political but economic.
We need to adjust our Constitution with global realities, for the present Constitution
that we have was framed in a different time where the economy of nations was based
on protectionism, he said.
He said any provisional amendment would need the final approval of the people and
not of the President or of any politician or businessman.
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He brushed off the findings of surveys indicating that a majority of Filipinos were
against Charter change. He said that such surveys made use of telephones, which
many poor people do not have access to.
Earlier in his speech, Mr. Aquino III announced he was following Jesus is Lord
Church Worldwide chairman, founder, international president and spiritual director
Bishop Bro. Eddie Villanueva, Light of Jesus Community chairman and presiding
elder Bro. Bo Sanchez and El Shaddai DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation
International, Inc. founder and servant-leader Bro. Mike Velardes advice to create a
clemency commission to study all death penalty cases.
All security and crowd control measures broke down in the pandemonium.
Ambulances and buses with Reverend Fathers including Roman Catholic Parish
Priests, Pastors, and Parochial Vicars, Roman catholic archbishops, bishops, deacons
and monsignors were blocked more than an hour before the Mass was start.
Fluvial
The fluvial parade also proceeded and ended smoothly, except for a mechanical
problem experienced by the galleon carrying the image of San Pedro, said Cebu Coast
Guard Commander Rolando Punzalan.
Punzalan said that 10 minutes after Galleon San Diego left the Marikina River for
Pasig River and Manila Bay; the vessel experienced a steering problem and headed
toward the wrong direction. A tug boat had to be deployed to bring the galleon to the
Rizal Park.
Thirty-six sea vessels joined the fluvial procession that ended at the Manila Bay at 6
p.m.
The Naval Force Central, Central Command, the Philippine Air Force, DOT-NCR and
Special Project Office, Philippine Coast Guard (PCG), Pasig River Rehabilitation
Commission (PRRC) and Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) and
other local agencies also joined the fluvial procession.
Choppers
Centcom spokesperson Lieutenant Cristopher Tampus said they deployed two to
provide an aerial view and an additional security at the mass site.
As early as 5 a.m., about 1,500 police officers and 1,000 military officers were
deployed to the Rizal Park.
The preparations for the annual celebration began in November 2013 after Pope
Francis on 5 July 2013 following the recognition of a miracle attributed to the
intercession of John Paul II, while John XXIII was canonized for his merits of
opening the Second Vatican Council. The date of the canonization was assigned on 30
September 2013.
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The canonization rites of Calungsod and six other blessed persons were held at St.
Peter's Square in Rome last October 21, 2012, while the Pope John the Twenty-Third
and Pope John Paul the Second on April 27, 2014.
The Canonization Mass was celebrated by Pope Francis (with Pope Emeritus
Benedict XVI concelebrating), on Sunday 27 April 2014 (Divine Mercy Sunday), in
St. Peter's Square (Pope John Paul had died on the vigil of Divine Mercy Sunday in
2005).
Biggest celebration
On October 26, 2014, a Sunday evening, Pope Francis arrived at Malacaang Park
aboard the Pope mobile from the Apostolic Nunciature on 2140 Taft Avenue, Malate,
but was forced to ride the presidential helicopter S-70A-5 along with Philippine
President Benigno S. Aquino III, Philippine Vice-President Jejomar C. Binay, Sr.,
Philippine Supreme Court Chief Justice Maria Lourdes P.A. Sereno, House Speaker
Feliciano R. Belmonte, Jr., Philippine Senate President Franklin M. Drilon,
Metropolitan Manila Development Authority Chairman Atty. Francis Tolentino,
former Philippine President Fidel V. Ramos, former Philippine President and Manila
City Mayor Joseph Ejercito-Estrada, former Philippine President and Pampanga 2nd
District Rep. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, Singaporean President Dr. Tony Tan Keng
Yam, Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, Singaporean Supreme Court
Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon, Singaporean Parliament Speaker Halimah Yacob,
former Singaporean President Sellapan Ramanathan Nathan, former Singaporean
Prime Minster Goh Chok Tong, former Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew,
Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak, Yang di-Pertuan Agong Abdul Halim
of Kedah, Former Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Bin Mohamad and Abdullah
Ahmad Badawi, Malaysian Chief Justice Arifin Zakaria, Indonesian President Joko
Widodo, Indonesian Vice-President Jusuf Kalla, Indonesian Supreme Court Chief
Justice Hatta Ali, People's Consultative Assembly Speaker Sidarto Danusubroto,
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Former Indonesian Presidents Megawati Sukarnoputri and Susilo Bambang
Yudhoyono, Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen, Cambodian King Norodom
Sihamoni, Supreme Court of Cambodia chief justice Dith Munty, Laos President
Choummaly Sayasone, Laos Vice-President Bounnhang Vorachith, Laos Prime
Minister Thongsing Thammavong, Lao Supreme People's Court Chief Judge
Khamphanh Sitthidampha, Lao National Assembly President Pany Yathotu, Thai
King Bhumibol Adulyadej, Thai Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha, Vietnamese
President Trng Tn Sang, Vietnamese Vice-President Nguyn Th Doan,
Vietnamese Prime-Minister Nguyn Tn Dng, Vietnamese Deputy Prime Ministers
Hong Trung Hi, Nguyn Xun Phc and V Vn Ninh, Vietnamese National
Assembly Chairman Nguyn Sinh Hng, Vienamese Supreme Peoples Court Chief
Justice Trng Ha Bnh, Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee General
Secretary Nguyn Ph Trng, Former Vietnamese President L c Anh, Trn c
Lng and Nguyn Minh Trit, Indian President Pranab Kumar Mukherjee, Indian
Prime Minister Narendra Damodardas Modi, Indian Vice President and Chairman of
Rajya Sabha Mohammad Hamid Ansari, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana Governor E.
S. L. Narasimhan, Arunachal Pradesh Governor Nirbhay Sharma, Assam Governor
Janaki Ballabh Patnaik, Bihar Governor D. Y. Patil, Chhattisgarh Governor Balram
Das Tandon, Goa Governor Mridula Sinha, Gujarat Governor Om Prakash Kohli,
Haryana Governor Kaptan Singh Solanki, Himachal Pradesh: Urmila Singh
Jammu and Kashmir Governor Narinder Nath Vohra, Jharkhand Governor Syed
Ahmed, Karnataka Governor Vajubhai Vala, Kerala Governor P. Sathasivam,
Madhya Pradesh: Ram Naresh Yadav, Maharashtra Governor C. Vidyasagar Rao,
Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram Governor Krishan Kant Paul, Nagaland Governor
Padmanabha Acharya, Odisha Governor S. C. Jamir, Punjab Governor Shivraj Patil,
Rajasthan Governor Kalyan Singh, Sikkim Governor Shriniwas Dadasaheb Patil,
Tamil Nadu Governor Konijeti Rosaiah, Tripura Governor Padmanabha Acharya,
Uttar Pradesh Governor Ram Naik, Uttarakhand Governor Aziz Qureshi, West Bengal
Governor Keshari Nath Tripathi, Indian Supreme Court Chief Justice Handyala
Lakshminarayanaswamy Dattu, Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan, Sri Lankan
President Mahinda Rajapaksa, Sri Lankan Prime Minister Disanayaka Mudiyanselage
Jayaratne MP, Sri Lanka Parliament Speaker Chamal Rajapaksa, Sri Lankan Supreme
Court Chief Justice Mohan Peiris, Bangladeshi President Abdul and First Lady
Rashida Khanom-Hamid, Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, Bangladeshi
Supreme Court Chief Justice Md. Muzammel Hossain, Nepalese President Ram Baran
Yadav and Nepalese First Lady Julekha Yadav, Nepalese Vice-President Parmanand
Jha, Nepalese Prime Minister Sushil Koirala, Nepalese Chief Justice Khil Raj Regmi,
2nd Nepalese Constituent Assembly Chairman Subash C. Nemwang, Pakistani
President Mamnoon Hussain, Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, Pakistani
Supreme Court Chief Justice Nasir-ul-Mulk, Gilgit-Baltistan Provincial Governor
Karam Ali Shah, Kashmir Provincial Governor Sardar Yaqoob Khan, Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa Provincial Governor Mehtab Ahmed Khan Abbasi, Balochistan,
Pakistan provincial governor Muhammad Khan Achakzai, Sindh, Pakistan Provincial
Governor Ishrat-ul-Ibad Khan, Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle,
Manila Archbishop-Emeritus Gaudencio Cardinal Rosales, Nueva Segovia
Archbishop-Emeritus Ernesto Antolin Salgado, Nueva Segovia Archbishop Emeritus
Edmundo M. Abaya, Nueva Segovia Archbishop Mario M. Perlata, Tuguegarao
Archbishop Sergio Cardinal L. Utleg, Tuguegarao Archbishop-Emeritus Diosdado A.
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Talamayan, Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop-Emeritus Oscar Cruz, Lingayen-Dagupan
Archbishop Socrates B. Villegas, San Fernando Archbishop Emeritus Paciano
Aniceto, San Fernando Archbishop Florentino Lavarias, Lipa Archbishop Ramon C.
Arguelles, Nueva Caceres Archbishop Rolando Joven Tria Tirona, Capiz Archbishop
Jose Cardinal Advincula, Jaro Archbishop Angel Cardinal Lagdameo, Cebu
Archbishop-Emeritus Ricardo Cardinal Vidal, Cebu Archbishop Jose S. Palma, Palo
Archbishop-Emeritus Pedro R. Dean, Jr., Palo Archbishop John Du, Davao
Archbishop-Emeritus Fernando R. Capalla, Davao Archbishop Romulo G. Valles,
Cotabato Archbishop Orlando Cardinal B. Quevedo, Cagayan de Oro ArchbishopEmeritus Jesus B. Tuquib, Cagayan de Oro Archbishop Antonio J. Ledesma, Ozamiz
Archbishop Jesus A. Dosado, Zamboanga Archbishop Romulo T. Dela Cruz,
Singapore Archbishop William Goh Seng Chye, Singapore Archbishop-Emeritus
Nicholas Gerald Chia, Kuala Lumpur Archbishop Julian Leow Beng Kim, Kuala
Lumpur Archbishop-Emeritus Anthony Soter Fernandez, Kuala Lumpur ArchbishopEmeritus Murphy Pakiam, Kuching Archbishop John Ha Tiong Hock, Kuching
Archbishop-Emeritus Peter Chung Hoan Ting, Kota Kinabalu Archbishop John Wong
Soo Kau, Kota Kinabalu Archbishop-Emeritus John Lee Hiong Fun-Yit Yaw, Jakarta
Archbishop Ignatius Suharyo Hardjoatmodjo, Jakarta Archbishop-Emeritus Julius
Cardinal Riyadi Darmaatmadja, Palembang Archbishop Aloysius Sudarso, Kupang
Archbishop Peter Turang, Makassar Archbishop Johannes Liku Ada, Medan
Archbishop Anicetus Bongsu Antonius Sinaga, Medan Archbishop-Emeritus Alfred
Gonti Pius Datubara, Pontianak Archbishop Agustinus Agus, Pontianak ArchbishopEmeritus Hieronymus Herculanus Bumbun, Vientiane Archbishop Jean Khams
Vithavong, Savannakhet Archbishop Jean Marie Vianney Prida Inthirath, Phnom
Penh Archbishop Olivier Schmitthaeusler, Malanday Archbishop Nicholas Mang
Thang, Malanday Archbishop-Emeritus Paul Zingtung Grawng, Taunggyi Archbishop
Matthias U Shwe, Yangon Archbishop-Emeritus Gabriel Thohey Mahn-Gaby,
Yangon Archbishop Charles Maung Bo, Bangkok Archbishop Kriengsak Kovitvanit,
Bangkok Archbishop-Emeritus Michael Michai Kitbunchu, Thare and Nonseng
Archbishop Louis Chamniern Santisukniram, Hanoi Archbishop Peter Nguyn Vn
Nhn, Hanoi Archbishop-Emeritus Joseph Ng Quang Kit, Ho Chi Minh City
Archbishop Bi Vn c, Ho Chi Minh City Archbishop-Emeritus Phm Minh Mn,
Hu Archbishop-Emeritus Etienne Nguyn Nhu Th, Hu Archbishop Franois
Xavier Le Van Hong, Delhi Archbishop Anil Joseph Thomas Couto, Delhi
Archbishop-Emeritus Vincent Michael Cardinal Conessao, Bangalore Archbishop
Bernard Moras, Bangalore Archbishop-Emeritus Alphonsus Mathias, Bangalore
Archbishop-Emeritus Ignatius Paul Pinto, Mumbai Archbishop Oswald Cardinal
Gracias, Chennai Archbishop George Antonysamy, Chennai Archbishop-Emeritus
Malayappan Chinnappa, Kolkata Archbishop Thomas D'Souza, Kolkata ArchbishopEmeritus Henry Sebastian DSouza, Kolkata Archbishop-Emeritus Lucas Sirkar,
Mumbai Archbishop-Emeritus Ivan Cardinal Dias, Gandhinagar Archbishop
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Archbishop Joseph Edward Kurtz, Detroit, Michigan, United States ArchbishopEmeritus Adam Joseph Cardinal Maida, Detroit, Michigan, United States Archbishop
Allen Henry Vigneron, Montreal, Quebec, Canada Archbishop Christian Lpine,
Montreal, Quebec, Canada Archbishop-Emeritus Jean-Claude Cardinal Turcotte,
Quebec City, Quebec, Canada Archbishop Grald Cyprien Lacroix, Quebec City,
Quebec, Canada Archbishop-Emeritus Marc Cardinal Ouellet, Quebec City, Quebec,
Canada Archbishop-Emeritus Giovanni Battista Cardinal Re, Toronto, Ontario,
Canada Archbishop Thomas Christopher Collins, Vancouver, British Columbia,
Canada Archbishop John Michael Miller, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Archbishop-Emeritus Raymond Roussin, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada ArchbishopEmeritus Vernon James Weisgerber, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Archbishop Richard
William Smith, Mexico City, Mexico Archbishop Norberto Cardinal Rivera Carrera,
Acapulco de Jurez, Guerrero, Mexico Archbishop Carlos Garfias Merlos, San Juan,
Puerto Rico Archbishop Roberto Octavio Gonzlez Nieves, Guadalajara, Jalisco,
Mexico Archbishop Jos Francisco Cardinal Robles Ortega, Guadalajara, Jalisco,
Mexico Archbishop-Emeritus Juan Cardinal Sandoval iguezand Apostolic
Nunciature of the Holy See to the Philippines, Archbishop Giuseppe Pinto to get to
Quirino Grandstand amid the huge crowd on the streets: from Roxas Boulevard to
north and southbound areas of Taft Avenue, T.M. Kalaw Street and United Nations
Avenue into Ermita, extending up to Maria Orosa Street, Padre Burgos Drive, Port
Area district, Jones, Ayala, McArthur and Quezon Bridges to Plaza Miranda in
Quiapo.
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the Pope Mobile into Malacanang Park, four kilometers away. From there, the Holy
7:45 P.M.
During the mass on Friday, church officials were assisted by about 15,000 lay people,
religious priests, nuns and brothers.
The program at the grandstand started with a prayer and singing of Our Father at 2
p.m.
Procession
After the prayer, 76 carrozas from different parishes in Cebu Province and 70 carrozas
from different parishes in Metro Manila, Ilocos Region, Cagayan Valley, Northern
Luzon, Central Luzon, Southern Tagalog, Bicol Region, Western Visayas, Central
Visayas, Eastern Visayas, Caraga, Northern Mindanao, Southern Mindanao and
Western Mindanao started to arrive. The carrozas joined solemn processions that
started at two points: the fish port in Navotas Fishport Complex, Navotas, Metro
Manila and North Port Passenger Terminal.
Even the Pope was late for Sunday Mass: a fretful 1 hour and 41 minutes at 6:30-8:11
P.M.
the vast crowd.
in the Philippines on January 14 to 15, 1995 for the Tenth World Youth Day, said
Vatican TV commentator John L. Allen, Jr.
Location
Local time
Manila (Philippines) Sunday, 26 October 2014,
18:30:00
New Delhi (India Sunday, 26 October 2014,
Delhi)
16:00:00
Bangkok (Thailand) Sunday, 26 October 2014,
17:30:00
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Time zone UTC offset

PHT
UTC+8 hours
IST
UTC+5:30 hours
ICT
UTC+7 hours

Tokyo (Japan)
Sydney (Australia New South Wales)
Los Angeles (U.S.A.
- California)
New York (U.S.A. New York)
UTC (Time Zone)
Paris (France)
Madrid (Spain)
Rome (Italy)
Dubai (United Arab
Emirates - Dubai)
Sunday, 26 October 2014,

19:30:00
21:30:00
03:30:00
06:30:00
10:30:00
11:30:00
11:30:00
11:30:00
14:30:00
JST
UTC+9 hours
AEDT
UTC+11 hours
PDT
UTC-7 hours
EDT
UTC-4 hours
UTC
CET
UTC+1 hour
CET
UTC+1 hour
CET
UTC+1 hour
GST
UTC+4 hours
The last papal visit to the Philippines, that of Pope John Paul II on January 15, 1995,
attracted around 5 million peoplethe largest papal crowd in historyaccording to
the Guinness World records.
founding anniversary and grand prayer assembly of Evangelical Protestant BornAgain Christian and Roman Catholic Charismatic renewal religious movement Jesus
is Lord Church Worldwide which brought together Roman Catholics from around
the world.
The Mass concelebrants included Pontifical Council of the Laity President Stanisaw
Ryko, Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Cardinal Angelo Amato,
the prefect of the Congregation of the Causes of Saints, Vatican Secretary of State
Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Cardinal Angelo Amato, the prefect of the Congregation of
the Causes of Saints; Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle, Manila
Archbishop-Emeritus Gaudencio Cardinal Rosales, Nueva Segovia ArchbishopEmeritus Ernesto Antolin Salgado, Nueva Segovia Archbishop Emeritus Edmundo M.
Abaya, Nueva Segovia Archbishop Mario M. Perlata, Tuguegarao Archbishop Sergio
Cardinal L. Utleg, Tuguegarao Archbishop-Emeritus Diosdado A. Talamayan,
Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop-Emeritus Oscar Cruz, Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop
Socrates B. Villegas, San Fernando Archbishop Emeritus Paciano Aniceto, San
Fernando Archbishop Florentino Lavarias, Lipa Archbishop Ramon C. Arguelles,
Nueva Caceres Archbishop Rolando Joven Tria Tirona, Capiz Archbishop Jose
Cardinal Advincula, Jaro Archbishop Angel Cardinal Lagdameo, Cebu ArchbishopEmeritus Ricardo Cardinal Vidal, Cebu Archbishop Jose S. Palma, Palo ArchbishopEmeritus Pedro R. Dean, Jr., Palo Archbishop John Du, Davao Archbishop-Emeritus
Fernando R. Capalla, Davao Archbishop Romulo G. Valles, Cotabato Archbishop
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Orlando Cardinal B. Quevedo, Cagayan de Oro Archbishop-Emeritus Jesus B.
Tuquib, Cagayan de Oro Archbishop Antonio J. Ledesma, Ozamiz Archbishop Jesus
A. Dosado, Zamboanga Archbishop Romulo T. Dela Cruz, Singapore Archbishop
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Archbishop Joseph Everard Harris, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago ArchbishopEmeritus Edward Joseph Gilbert, Most Rev. Teodoro C. Bacani, Jr., Over-all Spiritual
Director of El Shaddai DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation International, Very Rev.
Msgrs. Mariano T. Balbago Jr. of Antipolo Diocese and Mario A. Castillo; and Rev.
Fr. Anton Pascual and Rev. Fr. Sanny de Claro, spiritual directors of the El Shaddai
DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation International, spiritual directors from the
international chapters of the El Shaddai DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation namely
Reverend Fathers Bernard J. Nolan of Brisbane, Australia; Leo E. Steinbock of Los
Angeles, California, U.S.A.; and Thomas Kawamura of Tokyo, Japan, as well as from
the Philippines namely, Dwight de Jesus; Remigio Mendoza of Mabini, Batangas;
Manheim Abellana, SDB; Eligio Santos of San Ildefonso Parish, Makati; and Stephen
Punnakal and Victor Maung Thit of the Our Lady of Assumption Parish, Malate,
Manila, as well as 414,313 Roman Catholic Priests from 221,740 Roman catholic
parishes in the 3,126 Roman Catholic dioceses in the Philippines, Singapore,
Malaysia, Indonesia, East Timor, Brunei, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Vietnam, Syria,
Iran, Iraq, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea,
Pacific (Oceania), India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan, China, Taiwan,
North and South Korea, Japan, United States, Canada, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil,
Colombia, Peru, Venezuela, Ecuador, Chile, Guatemala, Bolivia, Costa Rica, Cuba,
Dominican Republic, Honduras, Paraguay, Nicaragua, Italy, France, Spain, Poland,
Germany, Portugal, Belgium, Hungary, Austria, England, Netherlands, Ukraine,
Ireland, Slovakia, Crotia, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Lituhania, Romania,
Slovenia, Belarus, Russia, Serbia and Montenegro, Lativia, Luxembourg, Malta,
Albania, Sweden, Greece, Estonia, Iceland, Uganda, Tanzania, Angola, Chad,
Senegal, Gabon, Madagascar, Burundi, Mozambique, Rwanda, Sudan, Zambia,
Malawi, Cameroon, Cote dIvore, Benin, Burikina Faso, Togo, Ghana, Equatorial
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Guinea, Ethiopia, Eriterea, Cape Verde, Namibia, Central African Republic, Congo,
Democratic Republic of Congo, Tunisia, Niger, Comoros, Mauritania and Algeria.
The concluding rites started over an hour late than slated as the gathering, estimated
to number more than five million, prevented the Pope from traveling short distance
from the Papal Nunciature to the park grounds in his popemobile.
Instead, the Pope was brought to the Quirino Grandstand by helicopter.
The entrance hymn had to be sung before the mass began in earnest. Priest in charge
of the event enjoined the crowd to sing, to pray and even to do a love wave to help
while away the time and to stretch aching muscles.
So thick was the crowd that evens the base of the Rizal monument, normally offlimits to the public, became a dais on which the people stood shoulder-to-shoulder.
Neither the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Manila nor the Vatican had prepared for
such an eventually. There, was some discussion on whether the pontiff should take a
helicopter or a boat through Manila Bay to the Luneta when the sheer size of the
crowd exceeded all expectations.
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The mass of people stretched from north to south from the Manila Hotel all way down
to the Ramon Magsaysay Building on Roxas Boulevard. No blacktop was visible
from as far as huge portions of T.M. Kalaw, U.N. Avenue and Padre Faura, three
major streets perpendicular to the main road fronting the venue of the Jesus is Lord
Church Anniversary event.
Scores of government officials, foreign dignitaries, sports icons, entertainment
celebrities and high society personalities attended the 3-day annual Jesus is Lord
Church Anniversary Celebration which was televised live nationwide via domestic
satellite on television over GMA-7, RPN-9, ABC-5, PTV-4, IBC-13, and ABS-CBN
Channel 2 and aired live on radio over Radio Mindanao Network (RMN), GMA
Radyo Bisig-Bayan AM, ABS-CBN Radyo Patrol AM and My Only Radio FM,
Catholic Media Network, Manila Broadcasting Company (MBC)s DZRH and Radyo
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Natin FM, RPN Radyo Ronda AM and Bureau of Broadcast Services-Radyo ng
Bayan radio stations.
Several high-ranking local and national government officials, chuch officials and
foreign dignitaries and government officials from 226 countries also attended the
event including President Benigno Simeon Aquino III. Showbiz personalities also
graced the event.
The guests for the Eucharistic
Celebration at the stage of Quirino
Grandstand are: President Aquino,
Vice President Jejomar Binay, House
Speaker Feliciano Belmonte, Jr. Senate
President Franklin Drilon, and
Leocadio Santiago, Jr., Armed Forces
of the Philippines Chief-of-Staff
General Pio Catapangan, Bangko
Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Amando
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Communications
Secretary Ricky Carandang, Defense
affairs secretary Albert del Rosario,

Carlos Jericho Petilla, justice secretary
Leila de Lima, labor and employment
secretary Rosalinda Baldoz, public
works and highways secretary Rogelio
L. Singson, science and technology
secretary Mario Montejo, social
welfare and development secretary
Corazon Soliman, Tourism secretary
Ramon Jimenez, Jr., Presidential Legal
Counsel Chief Alfredo Benjamin
Sabater Caguioa, Presidential
Management Staff Chief Julia AbadRazon, Presidential Legislative Liaison
Office head Antonio Roman,
Appointments Secretary Rochelle R.
Ahorro, Deputy Presidential
Spokesperson Abigail Valte and
presidential spokesperson Atty. Edwin
Lacierda, current Quezon City Mayor
Herbert Bautista, former Quezon City
Mayor Brigido Simon, Caloocan City
Mayor Oscar Malapitan, Malabon City
Mayor Len-Len Oreta, Navotas City
Mayor John Rey Tiangco, Valenzuela
City Mayor Rexlon Gatchalian,
Mandaluyong City Mayor Benhur
Abalos, Marikina City Mayor Del de
Guzman, former Pasig City Mayor
Vicente Eusebio, former Pasig City
Mayor Soledad Eusebio, former Pasig
City Mayor Bobby Eusebio, current
Pasig City Mayor Maribel AndayaEusebio, San Juan City Mayor Guia
Gomez, Makati City Mayor Jejomar
Erwin Binay, Taguig City Mayor
Laarni Lopez-Cayetano, current Pasay
City Mayor Antonio Tony Calixto,
former Pasay City Mayor Wenceslao
Peewee Trinidad, former Paranaque
City Mayor Joey Marquez, former
Paranaque City Mayor Florencio
Bernabe, current Paraaque City
Mayor Edwin Olivarez, Las Pinas City
Mayor Vergel Aguilar, Muntinlupa
City Mayor Jaime Fresnedi, Benguet
Governor Nestor Fongwan, Baguio
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City Mayor Mauricio Domogan,
Kalinga Governor Jocel Baac, Tabuk
City, Kalinga mayor Ferdinand
Tubban, Pangasinan Governor Amado
Espino, Rosales, Pangasinan
Mayor Susan Casareno, Dagupan City
Mayor Belen Fernandez, Urdaneta City
Mayor Amadeo Gregorio Perez IV,
Zambales Governor Hermogenes
Ebdane, Jr., Olongapo City Mayor
Rolen Paulino, Subic, Zambales
Mayor Jeffrey D. Khonghun,
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Rowena R. Tuason,


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Associate Justices Marvic Leonen,
Antonio T. Carpio, Presbitero J.
Velasco, Jr., Teresita J. Leonardo-De
Castro, Arturo D. Brion, Diosdado M.
Peralta, Lucas P. Bersamin, Mariano
C. Del Castillo, Francis H. Jardeleza,
Martin S. Villarama, Jr., Jose P. Perez,
Jose C. Mendoza, Bienvenido L. Reyes
and Estela M. Perlas-Bernabe, former
senators Heherson Alvarez, Teresa
Aquino-Oreta, Butz Aquino, Nikki
Coseteng, John Henry Osmea,
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Nancy A. Catamco, Sarangani Lone
Kudarat 1st District Rep. Raden C.
Rep. Karlo Alexei B. Nograles, Davao
City 2nd District Rep. Mylene J.
Garcia-Albano, Davao del Norte 1st
District Rep. Antonio Rafael G. Del
Rosario, Davao del Sur 1st District
Rep. Mercedes "Didi" C. Cagas,
Davao Oriental 2nd District Rep.
Thelma Z. Almario, Agusan del Norte
1st District Rep. Lawrence Lemuel H.
Fortun, Agusan del Norte 2nd District
Rep. Erlpe John M. Amante, Boy
Guevara, Robert John Sobrepea,
Narciso Mabanta, Dolly Dy, Tony
Olbes, Joanne Matschuck, Rico
Gutierrez, Fiona Lucas, Lala Flores,
Jing Monis, Claudine Mangasing,
Marissa Andal Andamar, Cody
Moreno, Gina Pareno, Roderick

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Leaders of the Roman Catholic Church .......................................................... 36

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Preparations for the event (August 2013-September 30, 2014) ..................... 45

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Thursday 15 January 2015

Arrival at Villamor Air Base in Manila

Friday 16 January 2015

WELCOME CEREMONY at the Malacaan Palace

MEETING WITH THE AUTHORITIES and the

HOLY MASS with the bishops, priests, women and men

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MEETING with the FAMILIES at the Mall of Asia Arena

Saturday 17 January 2015

Departure by plane from Manila for Tacloban

Arrival at the airport of Tacloban

HOLY MASS near Tacloban International Airport

Lunch with some of the survivors of typhoon Yolanda at

Blessing of the Pope Francis Center for the Poor

MEETING with the Priests, Women and Men Religious,

Departure by plane for Manila

Arrival at Villamor Air Base in Manila

Sunday 18 January 2015

Brief Meeting with the Religious Leaders of the

MEETING WITH THE YOUTH at the Sports Field of the

HOLY MASS at Rizal Park in Manila

Monday 19 January 2015

Leave Taking Ceremony at the Presidential Pavilion of

Departure by plane from Manila for Port Moresby

Arrival at the Jacksons International Airport

Papal Visit Philippines 2014 and 2015 2014

Papal Visit Philippines 2014 and 2015 2014