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Pope Francis drew applause with these comments to a student audience at the University of Santo Tomas in the morning:

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We've always believed that the Inquirer and other newspapers were considered part and parcel of the yellow propaganda machinery that continues to prop up the image of Pres. Benigno "PNoy" Aquino, III much in the same way that the Social Weather Station (SWS) and Pulse Asia continue to conduct surveys that give the President very high marks as if he was the greatest president that this country was so damn lucky to have.

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Ito po ang aking ikatlong SONA, at parang kailan lang nang nagsimula tayong mangarap. Parang kailan lang nang sabay-sabay tayong nagpasyang tahakin ang tuwid na daan. Parang kailan lang nang sinimulan nating iwaksi ang wang-wang, hindi lamang sa kalsada kundi sa sistemang panlipunan.
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Ronnie Liang can’t get over his excitement when US Ambassador Harry Thomas gave him a warm applause after he sang at a dinner party at the US Embassy last Dec. 28.

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The popularity of the president could not only be determined by surveys, they could also be done through the volume of applause he gets.
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Living for God’s approval is better than living for man’s applause.

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You should abound more and more, just as you received from us how you ought to walk and to please God. – 1 Thessalonians 4:1


A story in our local newspaper reported that a $1.73 billion highway and mass transit project in Denver, Colorado, was nearing completion on schedule and within the budget. But the story wasn’t on the front page. In fact, it was tucked into a sidebar of brief summaries in small type on Page 3 of the local news section. If the project had been plagued by fraud, delays, and cost overruns, no doubt it would have been headline news.

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You should abound more and more, just as you received from us how you ought to walk and to please God. – 1 Thessalonians 4:1


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