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José Roel Lungay
José Roel Lungay Jr. (born March 11, 1960 in
Manila, Rizal, Philippines), also known as Father
Roel, or more widely as Fro, is a Filipino priest
from Tagbilaran City, Bohol, Philippines. He was
ordained to the priesthood on December 7, 1984 at
the Immaculate Conception Parish, Catigbian,
Bohol, Philippines and is currently the pastor of St.
Genevieve Church in Slidell, Louisiana, USA.
Father Roel has also made a mark in the field of
music as a songwriter, arranger and record
producer.

Contents
José Roel Lungay

1 Biography Background information

1.1 Early life Birth name José Roel Lungay

1.2 Career
Born March 11, 1960

1.3 Missionary to America
Origin Tagbilaran City, Bohol,

1.4 Post Katrina life and ministry
Philippines

2 Discography

2.1 Songlists
Occupation(s) Roman Catholic priest, songwriter,

2.2 Albums
arranger

2.3 Singles
record producer

2.4 Contests and awards Years active 1998–present

2.5 Music samples Label(s) Fro's Music, PB Records

3 Publications Foreign Brain Music

4 Gallery Jaycees Records

5 Also see Members

6 References Paring Bol-anon

7 External links Archdiocese of New Orleans
Knights of Columbus Puppies-Tagbilaran
Biography
Early life

José Roel Lungay, fondly called Father Roel or Fro, was born to José Racho Lungay of Balilihan, Bohol
and Amelia Fernandez Galicia of San Jose, Mindoro Occidental. His father, a product of FEATI
University in Manila, was a long-time public servant having served as Area Equipment Engineer of
Region 7 of the Department of Public Highways (DPH) until his retirement, while his mother, a St. Paul
College alum, was a devoted homemaker tending all 10 of her children. Father Roel, born in Manila,
was raised in Tagbilaran City, Bohol. He attended kindergarten (1964-1966) in Marulas, Bulacan and
Sampaloc, Manila. For his elementary education, his Grades 1 and 2 (1966 - 1968) were at Catigbian

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Elementary School Annex, Catigbian, Bohol. His Grades 3 to 6 (1968 - 1972) were at Cogon
Elementary School, Tagbilaran City, graduating from elementary at Cogon Elementary School. He
attended the Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary in Tagbilaran City for both his secondary school
(1972 - 1976) and college (1976 - 1980) where he earned a Bachelor's degree in Arts major in classical
philosophy, minor in English. He also took up a few subjects in architecture at the University of Bohol
before deciding to go back to the seminary. For his post-graduate studies, he proceeded to the Saint
Augustine Major Seminary (SASMA) and the Divine Word Seminary in Tagaytay City where he earned
his degree in theology.

While still a student at the Divine Word Seminary in Tagaytay City, between the years 1981 to 1985,
Roel became involved with works among the underprivileged. As a seminarian he always chose for his
apostolates an opportunity to be with the poor or the so-called grassroots people. For four years he
worked in different areas like Ternate; Bagong Bayan, Dasmarinas (a Resettlement area); Malagasang,
Imus; Andrea, Bacoor and Rosario, Cavite. Both as a seminarian and as a priest he took part in
organizing, between 1984 - 1986, the first People Power in the Southern Tagalog and Central Luzon
Regions.

After finishing his third year in theology studies he was ordained, at age 23, a deacon for the Diocese of
Tagbilaran on February 28, 1983 at the St. Joseph Cathedral, Tagbilaran City. He went back to the
seminary the following year and was ordained to the priesthood, on December 7, 1984, at the
Immaculate Conception Church in Catigbian, Bohol by then bishop of Tagbilaran, Most Rev. Onesimo
Gordoncillo, D.D., currently the Archbishop of Capiz. He bacame the first priest ordained in that town.
Shortly after ordination he went back to the seminary again to finish his studies until his graduation on
March of 1985. He received his first pastoral assignment when his bishop, now Archbishop of Capiz,
Most. Rev. Onesino Gordoncillo, D.D., sent him to the Diocese of Cabanatuan which was in need of
priestly help. He was assigned as assistant priest of St. Nicholas de Tolentino Cathedral in Cabanatuan
City for one full year.

Back when the Diocese of Tagbilaran was being split into two ecclesiastical Dioceses in 1986, Father
Roel came home to Bohol for reassignment. Since the Bishop of Tagbilaran at that time was already
being named the Archbishop-elect of the Archdiocese of Capiz, he deferred assigning Father Roel to a
new station and told him instead to wait until the next bishop to arrive. The Diocese finally split that
year and two new bishops were named for both the old Diocese of Tagbilaran and the new Diocese of
Talibon: Most Rev. Felix Zafra, D.D. for Tagbilaran and Most Rev. Cristian Noel, D.D. for Talibon. It
was during this time that Fr. Roel opted instead to visit with his family in San Francisco for which he
was granted permission by then Diocesan Administrator, Msgr Pelagio Dompor, J.C.D. with the
approval of the Priests Consultors of the Diocese.

Career

Father Roel began writing lyric and poetry in college while attending
the Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary. It was when he started
playing the guitar more seriously that he slowly translated his lyrical
works into full-pledged songs and it has been a long journey from then
on.

After spending a year of sabbatical from the seminary in 1980 and

working with evicted squatters at San Jose Resettlement Area in

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Carmona, Cavite, Father Roel entered the St. Augustine Major

Seminary (SASMA) in 1981. There, he started writing liturgical Fr. Roel, SPOT and
Seminarians during Jubilaeum
settings of the Mass both in English and in Tagalog[1]. He was one of 2000 Concert in Tagbilaran
the first composers to write a musical setting for the new Tagalog City (8/00)
Missal, Bagong Misal, which was approved in 1982 but initially faced
a considerable amount of opposition in its early years, especially in the
Manila area. However, his new setting continued to be taught and sung at SASMA and in some
Dioceses where SASMA seminarians came from. In 1983, the Archdiocesan Commission on Liturgical
Music (ACLM), Archdiocese of Manila [2] published some of his songs in its third hymnal publication,
Hosanna III, approved by then Archbishop of Manila, Jaime Cardinal Sin. Fr. Roel was also voted by
the seminarians as music director of SASMA in 1982 during which he initiated the publication of the
seminary's hymnal, SASMASSONGS (MISASMA). In 1984, along with Fr. William Abas who was the
lyricist, he wrote the music and arrangement to Handog-Paglilingkod (Service Offering)[3] which
became the official theme song of SASMA that very year. Some of his works were included in the
Diocesan hymnal of the Diocese Cabanatuan, [4] while serving there as an assistant priest of the
Cathedral. He was also inserted as a member of the Diocese's singing group of young priests that
included Fr. Monet Mangahas from U.S.T. Central Seminary, Fr. Rene Mangahas from San Jose
Seminary (Ateneo) and Fr. Edwin Beley, also of San Jose Seminary, who played bass in the first studio
recording of the Philippines Jesuits, the Himig Heswita.

In the Archdiocese of New Orleans, Father Roel helped the formation

of the Singing Priests of Louisiana together with three other Paring
Bol-anons: Fr. Jaime Apolinares, Fr. Danilo Digal and Fr. Joel
Cantones, as counterpart to the pioneering Singing Priests of San
Francisco. The group debuted in 1988 during the 3rd Paring Bol-anon,
USA Reunion with a concert in Brooklyn, New York, followed by a
performance at the United Nations Auditorium in 1988. As the group's
accompanist and arranger, Father Roel engaged himself to more vocal
arrangements for the group, which eventually landed them a spot in
New Orleans' WWL-TV Channel 4's Christmas Around The World
program back in 1989. The group also performed at various Filipino
Community functions as well as traveled to neighboring states of Texas
and Mississippi doing Christmas carols and helped raise funds for the
needs of the Diocese and the seminary in the Philippines. The Singing Fr. Roel's rendition of TQ
Priests of Louisiana finally disbanded in August of 1990 after a Solis Jr.'s One Heart, One
performance at the IHMS Silver Jubilee Celebration in Tagbilaran City. Mind during the gala night of
Jubilaeum 2000 at DWCT
Father Roel's last recorded performance was on August 2000 during Gym
which he sang the popular Dan Schutte composition, Here I Am, Lord,
with the Singing Priests of Tagbilaran and IHMS Neo-Jeduthun
Chorus, and TQ Solis' original composition, One Heart, One Mind,[5] in a two-night concert dubbed as
Jubilaeum 2000, celebrating the Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary's 50th Foundation anniversary.

As an avid songwriter, Father Roel had also participated in some songwriting contests over the years.
Besides writing the winning song for 1984 SASMA Theme, he also won first place in the 1995
NFCMWA Christian Music Songwriting Contest in Jacksonville, Florida with the song Dear Jesus and
an honorable mention in the Trailblazer Category of the 1995 Airplay International Country Songwriting
Contest, Nashville, Tennessee with his song, Sailboat. From 1992 to 1996 Father Roel has also
produced and released four compilations of original songs written by him, Mass of St. Rita (1994), Dear

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Jesus (1994), Music Revisited, Vol. 1 (1995) and one he did with other Paring Bol-anons or PBs like Frs.
TQ Solis, Jr. Elpidio Biliran, Jr. and Arnold Zamora, One Heart, One Mind (1996).

Since becoming pastor of St. Genevieve Church in Slidell in 1991, Father Roel has focused most of his
time on pastoral duties. He helped in the establishment of the new Gospel Choir in the parish and the
transition of a children's choir to a youth choir.

Missionary to America

Father Roel left the Philippines for the the United States on December 17, 1986 by way of Tokyo, Japan.
He arrived in San Francisco on December 18 and was met at the airport in San Francisco by another
Paring Bol-anon, Gabriel Mision, who then brought him to his aunt's house in South San Francisco. He
spent his first ever Christmas in America with his mother's family and the few Paring Bol-anons who
were in the Bay Area at the time. Right after Christmas, upon invitation of another Filipino priest, he
headed for Denver, Colorado then to New Orleans, Louisiana were he eventually made a new home and
ventured on a new mission.

Father Roel spent his first 6 months in Louisiana as a guest priest at St. Lawrence Church in Kramer or
Bayou Boeuf to locals. It was there where he immersed himself to a new culture, that of the French
Cajuns. It was during his stay in this area where he finally got a taste first-hand of what Southern
hospitality is about , foods he previously only heard in a song or read from a travel book, such as
Jambalaya, creole gumbo, crawfish boil, alligator sauce piquante, turtle soup, soft-shell crabs, and places
such as Thibodaux and New Orleans.

In June of 1987 Father Roel received his first official canonical assignment from then Archbishop of
New Orleans, Most Rev. Philip Hannan, D.D., as Associate Pastor of St. Philip Neri Church in Metairie
under Msgr. A. Charles Kenney. He served there from 1987 to 1990. During the tenure of Archbishop
Francis B. Schulte, he was also stationed at St. Rita Church, Harahan, LA, from 1990 to 1994, under the
Rev. Willie Meridier and, later on, Msgr. Frank Giroir. Then from 1994 to 1998 he was assigned at St.
Ann Church and National Shrine in Metairie under two long-time pastors, Msgr. Charles Duke and
Msgr. Joseph Bourgeois, and finally at Our Lady of Prompt Succor Church (1998-2001) in Chalmette
under the Rev. Warren Cooper. After incardinating from the Diocese of Tagbilaran in 2000, Father Roel
officially joined the Archdiocese of New Orleans in 2001 when he was made a first time pastor of St.
Genevieve Church, Slidell in eastern St. Tammany.

Post Katrina life and ministry

In mid-July of 2005, Father Roel underwent surgery for his

thyroid at Northshore Hospital in Slidell. Having lost his
voice as a result of the surgery, he had to spend a five-week
official leave of absence by the Archdiocese to rest his
barely heard voice and to recuperate. It was while he was in the Philippines, on August 29, 2005, when
the biggest natural disaster to ever hit the United States - Hurricane Katrina - struck the whole gulf south
region that annihilated almost everything that stood by its way. Suffice it to say, that Father Roel not
only lost everything he owned but also the very church he was given charge of and the rectory that he
lived in. St. Genevieve Church is gone and no more![6]

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As an ecclesiastical parish St. Genevieve in Slidell is a

close-knit faith community on the northeartern part of Lake
Ponchartrain just west of Mississippi. It comprises some
1,500 to 2,000 Catholic households, a local airport, the one
and only mall in Slidell and other commercial entities. Built
in 1958, the church building had been a long-standing center
of many activities of the local people as well as newcomers
to the area. It is considered to be one of the most scenic of
churches in and of New Orleans by the mere fact that it
stands right on the bank of Bayou Liberty, one of many
tributaries of Lake Ponchartrain, across an old marina. The
surroundings, too, is well-adorned with centuries-old oak A Suburban truck being used as the altar of
trees and a vast marshlands and waterways Louisiana is repose for the Blessed Sacrament in the
absence of a church
known for.

A week or two after the devastation of Hurricane Katrina,

the people, scattered all over the country during the
evacuation, started to come home slowly to pick up the
pieces and commenced the road to recovery. On Sundays,
parishioners gathered on the church ground where Mass is
celebrated with priest helping from a nearby parish. For
almost two months St. Genevieve, without its pastor, Fr.
Roel, was reminiscent of the old mission church that it used
to be, celebrating liturgy on the very spot where the old
chapel was in the early 1900 under the hot humid sky.[7]
Father Roel came back home to St. Genevieve on Tuesday, Deacon Dan Haggerty distributing
November 1, the Feast of All Saints. He celebrated his first communion to Mass goers during one of
post-Katrina Mass that weekend which also happened to be many outdoor Masses right after Hurricane
Katrina
the last Mass being celebrated outdoors as parishioners
readied themselves to move indoor, inside the delapidated
Parish Hall, in preparation for the winter season. Father Roel reminded the parishioners that even
without the buildings they are still a church, emphasizing that the people who gathered in the Lord's
name is what truly comprised a church. [7]

Discography
Songlists

Albums

Mass of St. Rita (1993) - a compilation of original Mass settings and selected Psalms

Dear Jesus (1994) - a compilation of 16 original songs and spoken prayers

Music Revisited, Volume 1 (1995) - a compilation of original works

One Heart, One Mind (1996) - a compilation of original Paring Bol-anon musical compositions

Music Revisited, Volume 2 (1997) - a compilation of original works

Christian Art Songs (3 Volumes) (1997) - a compilation of Salesian poetry set to music by J. Roel

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Lungay; downloadable files click here

Revelry of Christian Music (1998)

Album information
Dear Jesus Dear Jesus (1994)

Released: 1994 (United States) by Fro's Music

Programme:

Teach Me, Lord (Barbara Henry-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

Thank You (For List'ning) (Barbara Henry-Fr. J. Roel
Lungay)

Dear Jesus (Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

I Wanna Sing (Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

Jesus, Meek and Humble of Heart (Barbara Henry-Fr.
J. Roel Lungay)

The Love You Give (Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

Look at the Trees (Fr. J. Roel Lungay)
Original image of the Master
CD, Dear Jesus (1994)

Those Who Care (Lorraine Mueller-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

Invite The Whole World (Barbara Henry-Fr. J. Roel
Lungay)

The Morning Star (Barbara Henry-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

Come, Holy Spirit (Traditional-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

Hail Mary (Traditional-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

Thank You (Cindy Ann Ohler-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

Be My Santa Claus (Arnold Zamora)

Dear Jesus (v2)

Dear Jesus Prayers #1 (Sara Estes)

Dear Jesus Prayer #2 (Angela Fox]

Dear Jesus Prayer #3 (Brad Fuselier)

Dear Jesus Prayer #4 (Kelli Dickens)

Dear Jesus Prayer #5 (Mimi Brennan)

Dear Jesus Prayer #6 (Sean Dennis)

Dear Jesus Prayer #7 (Crystal Newman)

Dear Jesus Prayer #8 (Bridget Conrad)

Dear Jesus Prayer #9 (Kayli Clements)

All songs arranged, recorded and performed by Fr. J. Roel Lungay, Fro Audio, Metairie, LA 70006
Copyright (c) 1994. All rights reserved. International copyright secured
Album information
Christian Art Songs, Volumes 1-3: A 71 Prayer and Poetry Collection set to music by Fr. J. Roel
Lungay (1993-1997) Christian Art Songs, Volumes 1,2,3

Released: 1997 (United States) by Fro's Music

Programme (Selected tunes):

By and By (Grace E. Easley-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

God Smiles (Amy C. Ellis-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

God's Greatest Gift (May He Bless You) (Anonymous-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

His Living Presence (Joan Hardin-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

His Love Will Light The Way (Shirley Langley-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

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Love of Heart (Michael Dubina-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

Magic (Rachel Harnett-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

Meadow Daisies (Elisabeth Weaver-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

My Grateful Heart Is Filled With Love (Clay Harrison-
Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

My Savior Walks Beside Me (Kathryn Thorne Bowsher-
TQ Solis, Jr.)

Oh Come, Dear Lord (Hope C. Oberhelman-Fr. J. Roel
Lungay)

One Day At A Time (Alice Hansche Mortenson-TQ CD cover of Christian Art
Solis, Jr.) Songs, Volume 2 (1997)

Prayer (Michael Dubina-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

Safe Haven (Minnie Boyd Popish-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

Savor The Moment Of Each Day (Clay Harrison-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

Slow Me Down (Janice George-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

Song of Praise (Jean Wood-TQ Solis, Jr.)

Angel of God (Traditional-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

Teach Me To Listen (Margaret Lowell White-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

The Giving Tree (Barbara Henry-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

The Little Things (Kathryn Wiesenhoefer-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

The Path of Life (Kate Watkins Furman-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

The Prayer Perfect (James Whitcomb Riley-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

The Season (Gee Appleby-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

This Is The Day (Michael Dubina-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

To Our Lady (Unknown-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

Trust God (Patricia Emme-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

What God Has Made (Michael Dubina-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

When Birds Begin To Sing (Sancie Earman King-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

When Day Is Done (Richard E. Reybolt-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

You're Not Alone (Clay Harrison-TQ Solis, Jr.)

You're Never Alone (Helen Steiner-Rice-Fr. J. Roel Lungay)

All text used by permission of Sara Tarascio of New Hope Books and Salesian Missions (except as
noted otherwise) and by Kate Watkins Furman. All rights reserved.
All songs arranged and performed by Fr. J. Roel Lungay. Permissions for religious and educational
purposes only. All rights reserved

Singles

Hail Mary - Recorded by Brian Klause for Mary's Helpers Albums (New Orleans)

Dear Jesus - Recorded by LeNaye Pearson

Touch of Heaven - Recorded by Juli Maners

Greatest of Gifts - Recorded by Juli Maners

An Act of Contrition - Recorded by Ray Barnette

So You Think I'm Cazy - Recorded by Steve Thomas (Nashville, TN)

Our Father - Written by Bishop Zacharias "Ites" Jimenez; recorded by Ray Barnette and Juli
Maners

Livin' It Up - Recorded by The Jaycees (Steyr, Austria)

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Contests and awards

Handog-Paglilingkod, choral piece written with Fr. William Abas, Theme Song of the Year, 1984
SASMA, Tagaytay City, Philippines

Dear Jesus, 1st Place, 1995 NFCMWA Christian Music Songwriting Contest, Jacksonville,
Florida, USA

Sailboat, recipient, Country Song Trailblazer Award, 1995 Airplay International Songwriting
Contest, Nashville, Tennessee, USA

Music samples

Fro's Music Originals

Dear Jesus Album

One Heart, One Mind Album

Handog-Paglilingkod (v2)

Dear Jesus
Words and music by Fr. J. Roel Lungay
1st Place, 1995 NFCMWA Songwriting Contest, Jacksonville, Florida

1
Dear Jesus, I love you.
How, I don't know.
Please show me the way.

2
Dear Jesus, my Savior,
My friend my Lord.
You're all that I want
And all that I need.

Refrain:
Take me with you, O Lord,
Carry me through
For in you, only in you,
Can I find my peace.
Keep me in your goodness, Lord,
This I pray.
Yes, in you, only in you,
Can I find my peace.

3
Dear Jesus, I love you;
I come to you.
Take good care of me.

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Dear Jesus, I give you

Myself, my soul;
Al that I am
And all that I'll be.

(Repeat Refrain twice)

Coda:
Dear Jesus, I thank you
And I love you!

Copyright © 1993 Fro’s Music. International Copyright Secured. Used by permission

"Dear Jesus (Original version)" (file info) — play in browser (beta)

Arranged and recorded by J. Roel Lungay, piano by Peggy Estes, all other instruments by J. Roel
Lungay, sung by Sara Estes and Fr. Roel.
To play the winning version, please click here (by LeNaye Pearson); To play male version
click here (by Steve Thomas)
Problems playing the files? See media help.

Publications

SASMASSONGS (MISASMA) (1982) - St. Augustine Major Seminary Tagaytay City, Philippines
[1]

Hosanna, III (1983) - Archdiocesan Comission on Liturgical Music, Archdiocese of Manila,
Philippines [2]

Papuri ng Nueva Ecija (1986) - Commission on Liturgy, Diocese of Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija,
Philippines

Mass of St. Rita (Youth Mass) (1992) - St. Rita of Cascia Church, 160 Imperial Woods Drive,
Harahan, LA 70123 [8]

Songs of Ayechemes (Musical Notations of PRECES) (2000) - Tribute to the Immaculate Heart of
Mary Seminary 50th Anniversary

Fro's Music 2000 (2000) - Collection of original compositions by Fr. J. Roel Lungay

Gallery

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Also see

Works of Father Roel

Paring Bol-anon

Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary

Archdiocese of New Orleans

St. Genevieve Church

Diocese of Tagbilaran

Arnold Zamora

References
1. ^ a b MISASMA (SASMASSONGS) (1982), the official hymnal of St. Augustine Major Seminary (1982)
2. ^ a b Hosanna, III (1983), the official publication of the Archdiocesan Commission on Liturgical Music
(ACLM), Archdiocese of Manila, Philippines
3. ^ Original live version of Handog-Paglilingkod performed by SASMA Seminarians 1984
4. ^ Papuri ng Nueva Ecija (1986), the official publication of the Diocesan Liturgical Commission, Diocese of
Cabanatuan, Philippines
5. ^ One Heart, One Mind, Theme Song of the 8th Paring Bol-anon, USA Reunion, Toronto, Canada; written
by TQ Solis, Jr.
6. ^ Bayou Liberty Post-Hurricane Katrina Photos Retrieved online 16 January 2007
7. ^ a b Times Picayune Retrieved online 16 January 2007
8. ^ Mass of St. Rita (Youth Mass) (1992), the official songbook of St. Rita CYO Youth Choir

Who, What, Where,When

Clarion Herald July 19, 2001

Parish Poutpourri

Priests Whereabouts in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina

Clarion Herald October 1, 2005

Clarion Herald August 26, 2006

Diocese of Youngstown, Ohio

Times Picayune on Bayou Liberty

Shell/motiva give to Bayou Liberty

External links

Archdiocese of New Orleans

St. Genevieve Church

Rev. J. Roel Lungay, Pastor

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Paring Bol-anon WWW

Paring Bol-anon Music

Fro's Music Blog

Fro's Music Site

Christian Art Songs

Christian Music

Portal Sites

Fro's Music MP3 Player

Dr Brydz Music

Fro's Music Station

Paring Bol-anon Music Station

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