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October 24, 2005
Cebu, Philippines
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Opinion
Prayer rally sans prayer
The Supreme Court says the EVAT is okay. But Father Robert Reyes says it’s not okay. So expect him to give Ate Glo a run for her money.Internet café owners and users unite!
For this particular column, we would like to articulate the interest of the small-time businessmen who operate Internet cafés all over the Philippines. Sometimes the runner stumbles
On the front page of a national paper last Friday was this huge photo of Fr. Robert Reyes sprinkling holy water on a group of anti-riot policewomen. It must be parliamentary and a federal form!
For our special guest on tonight’s talkshow on Straight from the Sky, we bring you once more Mr. Alan T. Ortiz, President and Chief Executive Officer of the National Transmission Corporation (Transco) who was also our guest last May when he gave us updates on the flagship power programs for the Visayas. Ang Pari
Dihang gipasidan-an mi sa pari nga kinahanglang dawaton namo ang ostiyas sa among dila inay sa among kamot, nagtoo ko nga igo lang niyang gipatigbabaw ang pagtoo sa pipila ka kaparian nga ang kamot sa mga layko di takos nga modawat sa balaanong lawas ni Kristo.
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