+ Follow CHRISTIAN PHILIPPINES Tag
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[Title] => Nov. 1 thoughts: Economics and social practices on the end of life
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[Title] => Yolanda, DepEd, and K + 12
[Summary] => As a result of the devastation from Yolanda, the strongest typhoon to hit land on record, there is a need to build a total of 2,313 new classrooms to replace those destroyed, this according to the Department of Education.
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[Title] => Second Sunday of Advent
[Summary] => The prophet Isaiah shows us God preparing his exiled people, through suffering, to be a people of hope, waiting in hope for a God who will come to rescue them in His own good time.
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[Title] => Donaire marches on
[Summary] => Bucking a bloodied left hand and a sore right fist, Nonito Donaire fashioned out a weird split decision over Wilfredo Vazquez Jr.
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[Title] => In RP politics, all sins are forgiven, no penance required.
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The Philippines is a predominantly Christian country. Whether or not good Christian values are practiced as a way of life by Filipinos is, however, quite subjective and open to debate.
What is certain is that, there are good Christian values that have been hijacked for purposes other than good. For instance, in this election season, the value of forgiveness is being exploited to further the most devious of interests.
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[Title] => GMA to seek big supply of Saudi oil
[Summary] => President Arroyo will work to obtain assurance of a secure supply of oil from Saudi Arabia to help pull crude prices down in the world market, a Malacañang statement said as the Chief Executive was set to visit the oil-rich kingdom.
Speculations regarding a possible shortage in the oil supply due to the standoff between the United States and Iran over Tehran’s nuclear program, as well as the conflict in Nigeria, have been causing a surge in global oil prices.
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On the opening day of a conference to study how to deal with terrorism in the region, Ellen Margrethe Loj, who chairs the UN Security Council’s counterterrorism committee, said more than half of the countries in Southeast Asia still needed to enact laws to curb terror financing.
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[Title] => Church leaders pray for relief from war, political turmoil
[Summary] => Top spiritual leaders of the predominantly Christian Philippines led Christmas prayers Sunday for relief from war and political turmoil.
Millions of people in the Philippines, the world’s third most populous predominantly Catholic nation after Brazil and Mexico, stayed up on Christmas Eve to hear the traditional midnight Mass celebrated at churches across the Southeast Asian archipelago of 84 million people.
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CHRISTIAN PHILIPPINES
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[Title] => Yolanda, DepEd, and K + 12
[Summary] => As a result of the devastation from Yolanda, the strongest typhoon to hit land on record, there is a need to build a total of 2,313 new classrooms to replace those destroyed, this according to the Department of Education.
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[ColumnID] => 136063
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What is certain is that, there are good Christian values that have been hijacked for purposes other than good. For instance, in this election season, the value of forgiveness is being exploited to further the most devious of interests.
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[AuthorName] => Jerry Tundag
[SectionName] => Freeman Opinion
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[Title] => GMA to seek big supply of Saudi oil
[Summary] => President Arroyo will work to obtain assurance of a secure supply of oil from Saudi Arabia to help pull crude prices down in the world market, a Malacañang statement said as the Chief Executive was set to visit the oil-rich kingdom.
Speculations regarding a possible shortage in the oil supply due to the standoff between the United States and Iran over Tehran’s nuclear program, as well as the conflict in Nigeria, have been causing a surge in global oil prices.
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[Summary] => CEBU — The United Nations’ top counterterrorism official sounded the alarm yesterday on the unchecked flow of funds to terror groups in Southeast Asia and called on countries in the region to tighten their financial systems to choke off funding for terrorist activities.
On the opening day of a conference to study how to deal with terrorism in the region, Ellen Margrethe Loj, who chairs the UN Security Council’s counterterrorism committee, said more than half of the countries in Southeast Asia still needed to enact laws to curb terror financing.
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[Title] => Church leaders pray for relief from war, political turmoil
[Summary] => Top spiritual leaders of the predominantly Christian Philippines led Christmas prayers Sunday for relief from war and political turmoil.
Millions of people in the Philippines, the world’s third most populous predominantly Catholic nation after Brazil and Mexico, stayed up on Christmas Eve to hear the traditional midnight Mass celebrated at churches across the Southeast Asian archipelago of 84 million people.
This was followed by a midnight meal, an inspiration for family reunions.
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December 26, 2005 - 12:00am
