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                    [Title] => Vic at AiAi namigay ng tseke sa sampung simbahan
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                    [Title] => Archdiocese marks Sin's death anniversary with 5th bust
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                    [Title] => Blessing of pets marks Sin’s birthday celebration
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Dog owners trooped to the Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish Church located inside Cardinal Sin Village in Punta, Sta. Ana, Manila, the first time animals were blessed in the two-year-old parish.


The dogs also received vaccination from a pro-animal rights group Compassion and Responsibility for Animals (CARA).


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                    [Title] => Filipinos urged to pursue Sin’s legacy of courage and charity
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Speaking at a Mass marking Sin’s first death anniversary at the Manila Cathedral in Intramuros, Bishop Socrates Villegas said the time had come for Filipinos to "follow the footsteps of Cardinal Sin and let his legacy be a challenge."


"We must never allow the courage he (Sin) had taught us to die out," he said. 


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                    [Title] => Cardinal Sin’s first death anniversary marked this week
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The commemoration of the first death anniversary of Manila Archbishop Jaime Cardinal Sin Wednesday will be highlighted by a three-day series of Masses and activities at a village named after him in Punta, Sta. Ana starting today.


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                    [Title] => Sin buried with full military honors on Tuesday
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President Arroyo has announced a week of national mourning for Sin, even as hundreds of mourners filed past his coffin yesterday.


Mrs. Arroyo also ordered Philippine flags to be flown at half-mast from Saturday until the period of mourning ends on Tuesday.


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                    [Title] => Cardinal Sin’s condition stable following heart failure
                    [Summary] => Former Manila archbishop Jaime Cardinal Sin is in stable condition but remains under intensive care after suffering congestive heart failure, a Church official said yesterday. 


Fr. Rufino Sescon said the cardinal might be removed from the respirator as his condition steadily improves.


Reading a prepared statement, Sescon said Sin had suffered irregular heartbeat, not a heart attack as earlier reported.


Sin, 76, who retired in November 2003, was hospitalized briefly last year after having a seizure while at prayer. 


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CARDINAL SIN VILLAGE

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Dog owners trooped to the Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish Church located inside Cardinal Sin Village in Punta, Sta. Ana, Manila, the first time animals were blessed in the two-year-old parish.


The dogs also received vaccination from a pro-animal rights group Compassion and Responsibility for Animals (CARA).


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"We must never allow the courage he (Sin) had taught us to die out," he said. 


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President Arroyo has announced a week of national mourning for Sin, even as hundreds of mourners filed past his coffin yesterday.


Mrs. Arroyo also ordered Philippine flags to be flown at half-mast from Saturday until the period of mourning ends on Tuesday.


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Fr. Rufino Sescon said the cardinal might be removed from the respirator as his condition steadily improves.


Reading a prepared statement, Sescon said Sin had suffered irregular heartbeat, not a heart attack as earlier reported.


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