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Opinion

Barangay kids pray for deliverance from flood

- The Ear -
February 5, 2011 | 12:00am

TOUCHING SIGHT. Even little children have learned how to seek Divine intervention to save their barrio from deadly flood during a heavy rain. During one of the recent heavy rains in Subangdaku, Mandaue, five or six little children were seen kneeling on water with two Sto. Ni±o images with them praying: ôSenyor Santo Ni±o ayaw pabaha-i ang among dapit...ö It was a touching sight, said an Ear informer. ôSeryoso ang mga bata. Pipila kanila naghilak pa. Nada nalang sad koÆg hilak,ö our informer said.

ALSO IN TALISAY. Another Ear informer said little children praying for deliverance from flood were also seen in Tabunok, Talisay, but no details were given us.

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