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What is KATAW? KATAWA?

Quote from: islander on January 30, 2014, 09:11:24 PM

Morag gikatlan sa legs dapit

Kini ako geluto kay tugnaw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOASwvizlMs#ws

THE MAKING OF "BULAN" (PART 3)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVLBGOMqmX0#ws

ANG IMONG PAGMAHAL

Words and music by TQ Solis, Jr.
Loay, Bohol

Orchestration by Elvis Somosot

Recored by Fr. J. Roel Lungay
January 23, 2014

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCh6d9Xplng#ws

The Making of the Song, BULAN (Part 2)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kqcLDi9A5g#

BULAN

Written by TQ Solis, Jr. (Loay, Bohol)

Arrangement and orchestration by Romeo Mascariñas

Recorded by Fr. J. Roel Lungay

January 23, 2014

From Fr. Abet Uy's fb wall nako nakit-an

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on January 23, 2014, 08:28:45 AM
truly a Filipino art! who's the artist, padz?

Wala ko kaila... repost ra ni

Kani sa lang hehehe

Beautiful

Agoy kamingaw ani na pagkaon

Sige luke warm Sanmig na lang...

Hahaha

Wrong sense of entitlement you mean?

Quote from: islander on January 13, 2014, 11:29:33 PM
today i realized that i've unwittingly made it a habit to look for my favorite national broadsheet columnists-- fr joaquin bernas, solita monsod, randy david, juan mercado of the philippine daily inquirer, and jarius bondoc of the philippine daily star.

despite his tiresome writing style, i get to read the inquirer's conrado de quiros too, if only for additional information about our country's current state of affairs. 

ambeth ocampo is a good read for some historical perspective.  and i will always go for the inquirer's editorials, which i still regard as the most luminous editorial column of the land.  (i understand it's not just one but a group of writers who take turns at writing the paper's editorials.)

this goes without saying that i also read bohol and cebu local papers and some selected columns.

Good way to stay young... and alert

Hehehe

New Orleans Red Beans & Rice

Kining duha pang pritohay ni

Mao na lang ni nahabilin hahaha

Quote from: islander on January 10, 2014, 09:02:57 PM
unsay akong gikaon karon?  inun-onang bangus.  gusto unta nakong mokaon aning gikaon ani niya uy...


gutmon man tang magtan-aw...

Ako pod pero di lang bangus

Avoid high protein food... simple LoL

Quote from: islander on January 07, 2014, 11:56:19 AM
hope your holidays were great and meaningful, loll.

dia ko, nalipong pa sa packing.  after cebu packing, manila packing na pod.  moving on to another country in a month or so.  no permanent address tawon ko.  sige lang, i won't rue my life.  others would find it privileged kay sigeg balhin-balhin, until retirement ni banana republic pohon, hehe.  but something in me says nga lami baya pod nga permanente ug home so we can appreciate orchids.  well, the other man's grass is always greener...

Waking up today (ugma kung itugot) is blessing enough to appreciate and enjoy

Hapit ma sumsum

Quote from: islander on January 07, 2014, 11:57:01 AM
paita ning notebook na akong gigamit uy.  gagmay ang letra kay gamay ang screen, galugos man kog basa bisan nag-reading glasses na.  i miss my laptop nga akong gibilin sa cebu.  next time, mangambisyon gyod kog big screen nga pc.

Quote from: Lollapalooza on January 07, 2014, 12:06:00 PM
dili kaayo ko ganahan pod anang netbook... okay siya kay dili bug-at pero maglisud pod ko ug basa.. manakit akong mata madugay tinutok..

Samot nag iphone o samsum LoL

Quote from: islander on January 07, 2014, 12:01:16 PM
panga?  i heard that name before... (mauwaw lang kong mangutana kun unsa na sa english.  abi pa lang di ko bol-anon.)

Quote from: Lollapalooza on January 07, 2014, 12:07:29 PM
jaw? hahahahahaha panga sa barilis...

Delicasy sa Davao... ug sa daghan nang dapit karon

Philippines is always top to me too, hehehe

Malipayon (gamayng tamo)

Useful kaau ni kung tinuod man galing

Stuff e-toy

Be a better Christian... person

Ther eis no greater love...

Naa pa diay: honorable unya kapatas! LoL

Society and cultures are the culprit!

Moingon na lsng tag, "Hey, boy!" Or "Hey, girl!"

Garbo ra bitaw na tanan oy kanang magpatawag monsignor, engineer, sir, ma'm, attorney, etc. Wa na lang untay tahoray hehehe

Quote from: islander on January 06, 2014, 09:21:02 PM
whew!  at least, it would still be monsignor rudy villanueva in cebu, among others.  it would be awkward to address them differently after decades of being monsignor...

Mao jud

Hahaha

The Pope’s decision does not make any changes regarding the conferral of Pontifical Honors for Religious and Lay people, the Vatican Secretariat of State stated in its communication to the nuncios.  It said the same conditions apply as previously for such honors, as does the mode for requesting them.

Many bishops have tended to use the honor as a way of rewarding priests who are particularly loyal to them, or to promote priests who have showed particular initiative, but not infrequently priests in their dioceses have read it in a different light. Just before Christmas, a senior Vatican prelate told me that Pope Francis had recently refused the request of one bishop who had asked him to confer the title of ‘Monsignor’ on no less than 12 priests in his diocese.  Another source told me that in some countries the Pontifical Honor is conferred in a ceremony that, sometimes, is far from the style of Church that Francis desires.

In taking this decision, Pope Francis is building on the reform in this area of ecclesiastical titles that was introduced by Paul VI in 1968, in the wake of the Second Vatican Council. Before Paul VI’s reform there were 14 grades of ‘monsignor’, he reduced them to the three ranks that exist today: Apostolic Protonotary, Honorary Prelate of His Holiness, Chaplain of His Holiness.   The original titles dated back to the pontificate of Pope Urban VIII (1623-1644).

These three honors are granted by the Pope, usually on the proposal of the local bishop, to Catholic priests who have rendered particularly valuable service to the Church.  The priests are given these Pontifical Honors may be addressed as ‘Monsignor’ and has certain privileges, such as those regarding ecclesiastical dress and vestments.

 
The Vatican’s Secretariat of State has communicated this news to Apostolic Nuncios around the world, and has asked them to inform all bishops in their respective countries of the decision in this regard taken by Pope Francis.

Thus, for example, on January 2, the Apostolic Nuncio to Great Britain, Archbishop Antonio Mennini, wrote to all the bishops in Great Britain to inform them of the Pope’s decision.  He confirmed that “the privileges in this regard” that have already been granted by the Roman Pontiff to “physical or juridical persons” remain in force.  This would suggest that the papal decree is not retroactive, those who are already monsignors will not lose their title.

The decision does not come as a surprise to those who know Pope Francis.  A humble man, he has always been averse to ecclesiastical titles, and when he was bishop and later cardinal in Argentina he always asked people to call him ‘Father’,  instead of ‘My Lord’, ‘Your Grace’ or ‘Your Eminence’; he is convinced that the name ‘Father’ best reflects  the mission that has been entrusted to a priest, bishop or cardinal.  Indeed, during his tenure as archbishop of Buenos Aires (1998-2013), he never asked the Holy See to confer the title of ‘monsignor’ on any priest in the archdiocese.

In a new move aimed at reforming the clergy and eliminating careerism in the Catholic Church, Pope Francis has abolished the conferral of the Pontifical Honor of ‘Monsignor’ on secular priests under the age of 65.

Henceforth, the only Pontifical Honor that will be conferred on ‘secular priests’  will be that of ‘Chaplain to His Holiness’ and this will be conferred only on ‘worthy priests’ who are over 65 years of age. (‘Secular priests’ are priests in a diocese, who are not monks or members of religious institutes or orders).

Seeking to eliminate careerism in the Catholic clergy, Pope Francis has abolished the conferral of the title of ‘monsignor’ on secular or diocesan priests under the age of 65

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My other lolo fought in the Korean War

Wat TB, Way Bay Hubag!

Climate change

Kolerix

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGFCmHzWLso#

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Music by Fr. J. Roel Lungay
Music © â,,— 1994, 2013 Fro’s Music

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDKFDc5wtQI#

Words & music by Fr. J. Roel Lungay
Copyright © â,,— 1993, 2013 Fro’s Music

MIL yon, 'nyor!

Pacquaoist-feature

Oh the weather outside is frightful...

She is beautiful

Quote from: Lollapalooza on December 17, 2013, 04:48:20 PM

Cuchinta

Kini lang ako

Another networking scam

Quote from: Lorenzo on December 17, 2013, 01:35:01 AM
o really? hehehe!

Quote from: islander on December 15, 2013, 09:06:33 PM
how scary naman.  i'm a believer of supplements, that's why.  now i'll have to research on the background of this article's writers.  that needs looking into too.

Quote from: hubag bohol on December 16, 2013, 08:49:01 AM
Hmm, abi kay mao ni sulod sa imong violin case?

Pa print unta ta ani hehehe

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on December 16, 2013, 10:56:04 PM


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Quote from: hubag bohol on December 16, 2013, 08:45:14 AM
Ah, Islander's kaberks!

Pang bugsayay jud ni

Quote from: islander on December 14, 2013, 07:40:33 PM
though she may be straight talking and veers on the vulgar at times (part of her showbiz persona?), pilar pilapil is truly gracious.  she told my sister, "i'll see you again next year.  hang in there."

Ka nice... very touching... and empowering

Quote from: islander on December 14, 2013, 02:14:20 PM
only with what is apparent.  we all know that they've been wounded like the rest of us ordinary mortals.  i still feel that with the fragility-cum-strength of the human spirit, they must have spent sleepless nights sometime in their lives thinking that they could give up what they have and what they are in exchange for a more peaceful life. 

Wisdom is vindicated

Quote from: islander on December 14, 2013, 02:02:41 PM

after doy laurel (with whom she hooked up for some years), an italian guy (whom she married and divorced), she's now settled with a pastor.

Hmmmm mora diayg si Liz Taylor inilog hehehe

Quote from: islander on December 14, 2013, 01:45:26 PM


pilita corrales opening the alumni homecoming.  did i love her singing!

Mga kuyaw ning produkto aning inyong skul el saluti

Quote from: islander on December 14, 2013, 01:39:42 PM
hehehe, teenage crush ra gyod tawon.  she's now 62 and is thus much older than you are.   like most middle-aged women, she's so bulky now, though her shape has remained. 

i got this image from a friend's friend.  i sawt  only when she was onstage to receive her outstanding alumna award for her work in the movies and television.

Gwapa gehapon no? Does she live in Cebu?

Quote from: islander on December 14, 2013, 01:14:22 PM


pilar pilapil arrives for the alumni homecoming during cic-cebu's 133rd anniversary.

Crush nako ni sa high school pa ko... dihay tv show "This girl, Pilar!"

Bwahehehe

Tatay maoy nakatug

Daghan ni like sa facebook hehehe

Nagpasugo pako sa mga engineer basin pwede butangan sabad o di ba katig ni

Quote from: islander on December 12, 2013, 10:04:05 PM
see what i mean?  now you have blueging...

Wew! Naa diay pod bwahahaha 

Quote from: hubag bohol on December 01, 2013, 07:18:11 AM
Thanks, Fr. Chic. Sakto tuod. Morado = purple.

Naka tsamba diay

Ugma pohon daging ug avocado maoy banatan

Pina ugang adobong baka unya paresag itlog nga sunny side up

World-class singer/performer baya jud na siya nga wa lang tagaeg break sa international industry. Pilian kaayo ang international sa ilang kaugalingong mga celebrities - mao sad ta - but we are no competition sa ubang lugar pagpadikat ug mga actors ug singers labi na sa una. Karon hawod na ta pero kutob ra pod sa text votes ug magpa viral sa YouTube... but only to that extent. We are still dependent on a Helen Generes or sn Oprah or even a David Foster to get one "really" up there.

Quote from: islander on December 11, 2013, 11:46:54 PM
firefox akong tiggamit man god, fr chic.  unya mora man kog iring, a creature of habit, karon nabag-ohan ko sa internet explorer kay now pa ko nakagamit ug internet sa akong notebook kay napugos kog gamit kay guba man diay ang pc diri sa akong sister sa cebu.

Ignoy sad ko aning firefox or chrome o unsa pa diha. I'm an IE ever since hehehe

Quote from: islander on December 12, 2013, 12:34:53 AM
this was a few days ago; call this delayed reporting thus...

my sister, who's still on chemotherapy, received an award as one of the outstanding alumni in the field of literary and speech arts during the homecoming event of our alma mater.  she had our niece, another alumna of the school, beside her, ready to receive the award for her in case all those medicines in her bloodstream get the better of her.  (i chose to stay in the sidelights.) 

my sister managed to stand up and go to the stage, in flapper-era gown and headdress (to cover her baldness) and surgical mask.  she got a standing ovation from a crowd that filled the whole auditorium!  was i teary-eyed.  how proud our father would have been had he been around to physically witness this sister who was always the bravest one among us his children.

It's good to hear your sister is managing well... will continue to offer prayers for her and family. I will ask my Daily Mass Group and homebound prayer warriors to include her in their intentions. Gae nya ko iya name to give to my groups.

God is good!