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[Title] => Cha-cha proponents seek Rosales’ help
[Summary] => Cha-cha (Charter change) proponents in the House of Representatives are turning to Manila Archbishop Gaudencio Rosales for help in pushing their constitutional revision initiative.
Representatives Salacnib Baterina of Ilocos Sur and Exequiel Javier of Antique urged Rosales yesterday to help those pushing for Cha-cha to convince senators to support the effort to rewrite the Constitution.
Meanwhile, former secretary general of the consultative commission Lito Monico Lorenzana said the Catholic Church should help in the information campaign on Charter amendments.
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[Title] => Stop human trafficking!
[Summary] => When a government official sells a franchise to a logger, allowing him to strip the hills of our beautiful trees – that is treason to our nation.
When Gaudencio Rosales was the Bishop of Malaybalay, he protested against this, in Malacañang. The government official said: "But your Excellency, what they are doing is legal! They have a franchise!" At that moment, the Batangueño blood in Bishop Rosales rose to the surface. He hit the table with both hands, and said: "I know! I know! You are destroying this nation legally.!"
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[Title] => From apathy to hope
[Summary] => I have never experienced the level of division and confusion we are witnessing of late. It is happening in communities, families–in every institution. Everyone has something to say and they are vehement and passionate about it. People you relied on to share your personal sentiments are suddenly saying the opposite. People you counted on for their moral indignation are whistling tunes you can’t even name. Indeed, these are trying times.
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[AuthorName] => BREATHING SPACE By Panjee Tapales Lopez
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[Title] => Arroyo welcomes Sin’s successor
[Summary] => President Arroyo welcomed yesterday the nomination of Lipa Archbishop Gaudencio Rosales as successor to Manila Archbishop Jaime Cardinal Sin, whose resignation from ecclesiastical duties has been accepted by Pope John Paul II.
"I join our people in welcoming His (Excellency) Gaudencio Rosales as the new Archbishop of Manila, whom I am confident will carry the torch of the faith, as a catalyst for positive change and as an instrument of good governance, just as ably and valiantly as his predecessor," the President said in a statement.
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BISHOP ROSALES
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Representatives Salacnib Baterina of Ilocos Sur and Exequiel Javier of Antique urged Rosales yesterday to help those pushing for Cha-cha to convince senators to support the effort to rewrite the Constitution.
Meanwhile, former secretary general of the consultative commission Lito Monico Lorenzana said the Catholic Church should help in the information campaign on Charter amendments.
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[Summary] => President Arroyo welcomed yesterday the nomination of Lipa Archbishop Gaudencio Rosales as successor to Manila Archbishop Jaime Cardinal Sin, whose resignation from ecclesiastical duties has been accepted by Pope John Paul II.
"I join our people in welcoming His (Excellency) Gaudencio Rosales as the new Archbishop of Manila, whom I am confident will carry the torch of the faith, as a catalyst for positive change and as an instrument of good governance, just as ably and valiantly as his predecessor," the President said in a statement.
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