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Batobalani sa Gugma

By Sr. Karen C. Moreles, Tc | January 17, 2010 - 12:00am

People, especially those who are not from Cebu Province, would wonder why devotees of the Sto. Niño raise their arms and wave to the Holy Child whenever they hear the chorus of the song “Batobalani sa...

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