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"So far, so good," Dr. Ramon Sin told The STAR yesterday in a telephone interview, referring to the cardinal’s condition.


He added that he was happy with the improvements being shown by his brother who suffered from congestive heart failure Monday.


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As of press time, the 76-year-old prelate was in stable condition, according to Fr. Rufino Sescon, who has been caring for the cardinal. 


"He is under observation. Let us continue to pray for him," Sescon said in a text message. 


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He added that he was happy with the improvements being shown by his brother who suffered from congestive heart failure Monday.


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"He is under observation. Let us continue to pray for him," Sescon said in a text message. 


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Cardinal Sin out of danger

By Nikko Dizon | October 14, 2004 - 12:00am

Former Manila archbishop Jaime Cardinal Sin is now out of danger and his condition is improving, the prelate’s physician-brother said yesterday. "So far, so good," Dr. Ramon Sin told The STAR yesterday...

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Sin suffers heart attack

October 12, 2004 - 12:00am

Retired Manila Archbishop Jaime Cardinal Sin suffered a heart attack yesterday afternoon and was confined at the intensive care unit (ICU) of the Cardinal Santos Medical Center in Greenhills, San Juan. As of press...

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