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Quote from: Scarb on October 02, 2010, 11:17:39 PM
"The oppressor's wrong, the proud man's contumely,The pangs of despised love, the law's delay,"




Oh Hamlet how i ♥ thee..!

hehehe, i can tell you are the drama-drama type, Ms. Blue.

Hamlet eh?




Now cracks a noble heart. Good-night, sweet prince;
And flights of angels sing thee to thy rest.

Hamlet, Act V, scene ii

Quote from: chicogon on October 03, 2010, 01:18:24 AM
Amen again, Bran. Again, amen!!! 

And God Bless you, too, Father Lungay. Always, and forever. You are an angel of a man.

Quote from: chicogon on October 03, 2010, 12:51:42 AM
Atong ipang rambol ni aron aduna tay madaginot ug mapuslan:

NAP himoon natong PAN aron mahupay atong kagutom

PEKA-PEKA (ni Cheers ug JB) atong himoong KAPE-KAPE aron maintan atong tinae

Gatas na lang o Creamer kuwang ani... daog na!!! 

hehehe, both sides have a point, and we can only hope that transparency and honesty reigns in all matters revolving this issue.

May the poor be helped, may those who give generously continue to give with meekness in their hearts, for sure, God loves a happy giver.

And shall shower them in return a thousand fold! Trust me, He does.


Peace to all those involved.
God Is Great!

Quote from: chicogon on October 03, 2010, 12:59:32 AM
Hehehehe  ... October 3rd, 2010... groundbreaking sad sa among bag-ong church, since naguba ang daan sa Hurricane Katrina in 2005

All Glory, Honor and Praise be to God!

Thanks be to God!


We are happy for you, Father Lungay, your fellow priests, and the parish that will celebrate mass again in a new church!
Beautiful and Faithful is the Lord God of Hosts!

In my honest opinion, this has to be the most beautiful version of this Hymnal.
I am uplifted when I hear this song, and the message it shares.
Truly, there is beauty in other languages, especially when Glorifying God in the Highest.
It Unifies ; and places all differences aside.
For His Glory.

Beautiful.

Sung by a Samoan Choir.
The Samoan Version of this beautiful Catholic Mass Hymnal.

I Am the Bread of Life (Samoan Choir) Cardinal Pio's Funeral

Quote from: islander on October 02, 2010, 10:57:22 PM
"but soft! what light through yonder window breaks?
it is the east, and juliet is the sun!
arise, fair sun, and kill the envious moon,
who is already sick and pale with grief
that thou her maid art far more fair than she."

                                  -shakespeare, romeo and juliet

hehe, mine eyes were almost blinded by perusing shakespeare many and many a year ago.  now they will be blessed with less moonbeams by computering.  far be it, though, that i be excommunicated.

A Big Happy Birthday to Matthew! May God continue to bless you and your family, Matthew!
Be a good and fine boy, love and respect your mother and father always!

Murderers , rapists, etc may have violated their victims in the most unimaginable ways possible. However, when the state performs capital punishment, it shows decency and respect for the human person at least to provide a sterile needle. The state, when administering this justice, acts accordingly to the decision of the Court, the Living Interpreter of the Law of the Land.

Better a sterile needle than an overused / shared guillotine.

Quote from: jas4 on October 02, 2010, 03:09:36 PM
Republic Act? Right?

Sus mao ra jud na ilang gikyawkyaw yet they don't pay taxes.  While naay uyamut nga pinoy nga trabahante, nagbayad ug tax yet dili man gani ka enjoy sa iyang right to have choices kay ang simbahan dili mosugot.

Article 133 of the Revised Penal Code, to be exact.

Art. 133. Offending the religious feelings. — The penalty of arresto mayor in its maximum period to prision correccional in its minimum period shall be imposed upon anyone who, in a place devoted to religious worship or during the celebration of any religious ceremony shall perform acts notoriously offensive to the feelings of the faithful.



The Law is The Law.




Again, Celdron was found wanting and violated the Law. THUS, it is important to understand the DICHOTOMY between the constitutional right to protest and the manner in how one protest, so it does not violate national laws and bylaws.

I rest my case.

Quote from: jas4 on October 02, 2010, 02:57:42 PM
i get your point but you didn't get mine.

plain and simple lang, nganong ang pari during sa misa pwede man motira against such bill? besides, dili lang sa kana nga topic. how come these people when they protest and interrupt government business okay ra man? klaro ana one sided ang simbahan.

same issue here. if ikaw motira nako, okay ra ko. but if ikaw maigo, unsa imong gibuhat, di ba BAN dayun?

Of course I understood your message, that is why I enunciated the dichotomy of : the right to protest and the manner of protesting.

People in the Republic of the Philippines have the right to protest and voice concern, but in accordance and respect to the rights of others. In regards to your rhetorical question on why Catholic priests voice their opposition to this bill; they are doing this not for political reasons, but because it transgresses against the core tenet of the Catholic Principle of the Holiness of Family Life, which has been an agenda for over 2 millenia. Since the Church officials are sharing the views of the Church towards those of the faithful (and in many cases, inside the Catholic Church), there is no negative interjection implied.

On the contrary, Celdron's actions was a direct infringement against the celebrants of Mass, against Republic Act that guarantees the right to Worship, and was a manifestation of a blatant disregard of the national and constitutional rights of the hundreds of people in that church who wanted to worship Mass.

Because of his indecency and blatant disregard of the law, he was arrested, punished and exposed.

Again, I reiterate, Celdron was found wanting.

Thank You. I also found out that I have relatives in Cebu, and many more in Guangzhou and Fuzhou, China.

Interesting how genealogy works out.

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on October 02, 2010, 02:39:47 PM
I agree with you Ms. Isle.

The version of separation of church and state that is presently being foisted on an unsuspecting public is tantamount to a suppression of the fundamental constitutional rights of a class of citizens. Since when is Christian thought not permitted to influence a country that was founded on Christian principles? We share in the good and the evil of those we place in office.The Catechismof the Catholic Church teaches that, although “sin is a personal act, we have a responsibility for the sins committed by others when we cooperate in them.We can be accomplices in the sins of others:
By participating directly and voluntarily in them;
By ordering, advising, praising, or approving them;
By not disclosing or not hindering them when we have an obligation to do so.
I am happy ing stand jud ang catholic church bahin aning RH Bill.
If there is ignorance, instruct the ignorant. If there is obstinacy, exact the canonical
penalty. To fail to do so results not only in ignorance and obstinacy, but negligence and
permissiveness: the fertile soil in which a degenerating culture can multiply its errors,
bear evil fruit, and die.Religious leaders are in a unique position to influence the nation
and the world for the better by calling their people to high moral standards. Failure to do
so ultimately results in disaster, for the moral  demise of the nation always precedes the ultimate demise of a nation.

Two thumbs up, Raquel!

Clearly you didn't read properly. It was never said that the Catholic Church was against protesting, but the manner of protest is quite obvious. The reasons for Celdran's arrest is due to his interruption of Catholic Mass in utmost loss of decorum.

There is a dichotomy one needs to differentiate: The right to protest and the manner in how one protests; the latter of course needs to ascribe to national laws and bylaws.

Don't confuse them both; discord , as is seen in your post, manifests.

In regards to the article and the situation, Celdron was found wanting.

-The Purity Of Love-


"If I speak in the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I am only a resounding gong or a clanging cymbal. If I have the gift of prophecy and can fathom all mysteries and all knowledge, and if I have a faith that can move mountains, but have not love, I am nothing. If I give all I possess to the poor and surrender my body to the flames, but have not love, I gain nothing. Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It is not rude, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres. Love never fails.... And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. the greatest of these is love."

--1 Corinthians 13:1-8 and 13

Quote from: JellyBean on October 02, 2010, 02:21:05 PM
The book you are referring to is "The Book of Mormon"

By a prophet Joseph Smith.

Mormons also have a bible just like yours and mine for reference and they have other books on doctrine and covenants, priesthood, and also the bible....King James version.

He he he as you said another topic for another day buddy!!!

ingat!!!

The Book of Mormon is not the Bible.

And I personally do not recognize any other bible versions (Unless it be the Complete, Unadulterated Catholic Holy Bible; the original)

King James Version of the Bible omitted over 7 books from the Holy Bible. It is not the complete form. I do not read protestant versions of the bible, but the Only True and Complete Form: The Roman Catholic Holy Bible.


Take care, Priscilla.


Truly,
Lorenzo

Quote from: JellyBean on October 02, 2010, 01:45:55 PM
I am glad you have brought this up Lorenzo about talking thing over with Church personal and officials....

It just so happened yesterday my friend I had run into a Church nun here at BQ I asked if the country is so dominated in Catholic faith then why is it when they (Catholics) try to control over birth control matters in the nation then why cannot they also at the same time try to lower the prices with foods in the grocer stores.

Things here have gotten really expensive with out a doubt.

When standing in grocery store check out lanes you can see more now days that people in the line in the front of you are having to put back more groceries because what they had been budgeted for a long time is becoming so out of control in how things are constantly rising in price here.

Now back to the nun/sister....Her reply to me was not a great one she just shuddered and could not answer he question.

It like asking a Catholic why they are baptized as Catholic? it is not always for the knowledge of the faith it is because even as young innocent babies the Catholics will baptize them because the parents were and the grandparents are Catholics.

Even the Catholics as well as other religions are not going by the words of the bible...I see it and I am sure God sees it as insulting when innocent babies and children before age of eight are being baptized.

Let that child gain knowledge for himself when he is old enough to understand and also the right to choose his own religion....

Priscilla,

Thank you for your post. The Catholic Church has no control on the fiscal economy, so therefore, it cannot reduce the prices of food (tho I wish She could!!!), however, its importance and role is exemplified in the human structure, the basic family structure, and the natural process of child birth, conception, and the natural process of aging, and death.

When I was in Bohol , I was rather impressed with the improvements in the province, as compared to my memory of how life was like some 20 years ago. When i was in ICM, BQ, Alturas etc, i saw alot of customers and the heavy amount of goods they were buying, which I guess could reflect the overall growth of the people, and stability in general. I think it is unfair, Priscilla, for us to compare American society (with its plenitude) to a nation like the Philippines which is still growing and modernizing.

In regards to your comment on child baptism being unbiblical, I suggest you read more into the bible. Mind you, Priscilla, it was not the Protestant Churches or the LDS (Latter Day Saints) that wrote the bible; in fact the LDS don't have  a bible, but have a 'second' book written in accordance to J. Smith. (I have my reservations towards that, but that is a topic for another day)

You might be surprised to hear this, Priscilla, but it was the Roman Catholic Church that wrote, compiled, and ratified the Holy Bible. As in all things. The authority is hers, through Grace of God.


To answer your query,
Here is a verse for you:


Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost.  For the promise is unto you, and to your children, and to all that are afar off, even as many as the LORD our God shall call.
-Acts 2: 38-39


Then were there brought unto him little children, that he should put his hands on them, and pray: and the disciples rebuked them.  But Jesus said, Suffer not the little children, and forbid them not, to come unto me: for of such is the kingdom of heaven.
-Matthew 19:13-14



Best,
Lorenzo

Quote from: chicogon on October 01, 2010, 09:45:21 AM
Why not? Naa man gani "siguro" ka (LoL). Aw, basin pog ni sunod ni San Pedro nga duna say pamilya ug mga anak. O di gani basin sa Mahal nga Birhen.... unya iya anak end up being the Messiah. You'll never know, hehehe. But kidding aside, I don't understand what has it to do with the topic at hand. If it does, aw, that says a lot nganong di pod sila ganahan ug artificial family planning... please read in between lines  

The real story is... celibacy (not being married) is a precept (mind you, not a doctrine) in the Latin Rite (meaning, Roman Catholics) for her priests. Mao ni siya atong naandan, nga ang mga pari di jud maminyo. But in the other 12 or 13 other Catholic Rites, Catholic priests have the option to stay celibate or get married. Di lang ta suheto ani kay wa or gamay raman mga Eastern Rite Catholics sa ato. But if you live in Greece, Syria, some parts of Russia, allowed man mag minyo ang mga pari.

But to answer the question "Nganong naa may mga anak ubang mga pari?" Aw, unsa paman diay... nituna bisag way langaw sa basakan."  

Among priests ang tawag ani nila "kabog!!!" 

Well said, Father, well said. I am sure not many of the readers out there knew of such special cases, as seen in the Eastern Catholic Rite.

Thank You for sharing with us, Father.

Even if he disagreed with ecclesiastic decision, he could have expressed his differences in other venues , per se in a formal meeting with church officials. His blatant disregard towards the feelings of others and worship not only desecrated Holy Mass , but agitated many celebrants there.

He claims to be Catholic , yet has the indecency to show such disregard.

Give honor and respect where it is due. Before the Sacred Eucharist and the Altar of God...

Give me a break. This man has no decency. Walang Class...

The stars lean down to kiss you
And I lie awake and miss you
Pour me a heavy dose of atmosphere

'Cause I'll doze off safe and soundly
But I'll miss your arms around me
I'd send a postcard to you, dear
'Cause I wish you were here

I'll watch the night turn light-blue
But it's not the same without you
Because it takes two to whisper quietly

The silence isn't so bad
'Til I look at my hands and feel sad
'Cause the spaces between my fingers
Are right where yours fit perfectly

I'll find repose in new ways
Though I haven't slept in two days
'Cause cold nostalgia
Chills me to the bone

But drenched in vanilla twilight
I'll sit on the front porch all night
Waist-deep in thought because
When I think of you I don't feel so alone

I don't feel so alone, I don't feel so alone

As many times as I blink
I'll think of you tonight
I'll think of you tonight

When violet eyes get brighter
And heavy wings grow lighter
I'll taste the sky and feel alive again

And I'll forget the world that I knew
But I swear I won't forget you
Oh, if my voice could reach
Back through the past
I'd whisper in your ear
Oh darling, I wish you were here

Quote from: www.tubagbohol.com on September 29, 2010, 05:29:22 AM
Why do they use sterilized needles for death by lethal injection?

Cleanliness.

Quote from: islander on October 02, 2010, 12:11:33 AM
ang mga kanahan bayang fil-ams nga bol-anong dagko.   hahaha, maayo ra mong pangkusniton.  nagsalig lang kay buntag pa sa ila.  yep, gtg.  it's an hour past midnight here.  o, sige, mga handsome cowboys nga nabiyaan ug kabayo, till tomorrow "...and tomorrow, and tomorrow,/ creeps in this petty pace from day to day / to the last syllable of recorded time..." (shakespeare, macbeth)

   

Till next time, Isles.


Good night, good night! Parting is such sweet sorrow,
That I shall say good night till it be morrow.
(Romeo & Juliet)

Correct, Isles. Just as the poster who asked that question is not impervious to sin, so are the priests. Romans 3:23 states, "For all have fallen short of the Glory of God." There is none amongst us that is free from sin.

The tone of such a comment is similar to the accusers of Mary Magdalene. Before you judge others, look at yourself. Before you point out the pin that is in your brother's eye, look at the log that is in your own eye. (paraphrasing from Luke Chapter 6, with emphasis)

The Lord's Faithfulness...


4 I sought the LORD, and He heard me,
         And delivered me from all my fears.
5 They looked to Him and were radiant,
         And their faces were not ashamed.
6 This poor man cried out, and the LORD heard him,
         And saved him out of all his troubles.
7 The angel of the LORD encamps all around those who fear Him,
         And delivers them.

Psalm 34: 4-7

Be Strong, and Hope in the Lord



23 Oh, love the LORD, all you His saints!
        For the LORD preserves the faithful,
        And fully repays the proud person.

24 Be of good courage,
        And He shall strengthen your heart,
        All you who hope in the LORD.

Psalm 31: 23-24

Give Unto The Lord..


Psalm 29

1 Give unto the LORD, O you mighty ones,
         Give unto the LORD glory and strength.
2 Give unto the LORD the glory due to His name;
         Worship the LORD in the beauty of holiness.
         
3 The voice of the LORD is over the waters;
         The God of glory thunders;
         The LORD is over many waters.
4 The voice of the LORD is powerful;
         The voice of the LORD is full of majesty.
         
5 The voice of the LORD breaks the cedars,
         Yes, the LORD splinters the cedars of Lebanon.
6 He makes them also skip like a calf,
         Lebanon and Sirion like a young wild ox.
7 The voice of the LORD divides the flames of fire.
         
8 The voice of the LORD shakes the wilderness;
         The LORD shakes the Wilderness of Kadesh.
9 The voice of the LORD makes the deer give birth,
         And strips the forests bare;
         And in His temple everyone says, “Glory!”
         
10 The LORD sat enthroned at the Flood,
         And the LORD sits as King forever.
11 The LORD will give strength to His people;
         The LORD will bless His people with peace.

-The Divine Praises-



The Lord is my strength and my breastplate, my heart had faith in him and I am helped; for this cause my heart is full of rapture, and I will give him praise in my song.
-Psalm 28:7

...Ya, ya no puedo más
ya me es imposible soportar
otro día más sin verte
ven, dame una razón
si es algo que no tiene solución
es otro día más sin verte..

Sólo al pensar
que cuando no estás me siento diferente
Cuando estás en mis brazos
quiero amarrarte a mí
y no entiendo
cómo puedes estar, estar sin mí
no, no, no
yo quiero estar contigo
no sé por qué, dime por qué
Ya, ya no puedo más
ya me es imposible soportar
otro día más sin verte
ven, dame una razón
si es algo que no tiene solución
es otro día más sin verte
Es otro día más
Nada que hacer
palabras tal vez que puedan detenerte
¿qué tengo que decirte
para qué no te vayas?
no te separes más de mí
no
hazme el favor y dime
dime qué puedo hacer, mi amor
no, no, no
te tengo y no tengo nada
estoy tan cansado de estar separados.
Ya, ya no puedo más
ya me es imposible soportar
otro día mas sin verte
ven, dame una razón
si es algo que no tiene solución
es otro día más sin verte
No,
quiero estar contigo
no sé por qué, dime por qué
Ya, ya no puedo más
ya me es imposible soportar
otro día más sin verte
no puedo soportar
otro día más sin verte
otro día más sin verte
ven, dame una razón
si es algo que no tiene solución
es otro día más sin verte.
(repetir)

by: Jon Secada


A personal favorite.

jhon secada - otro día más sin verte

Ven que la distancia es lo peor
si estas mas cerca estoy mejor
si no apareces no estoy vivo

Ven y escoje la estacion
que yo te pondre el sol
besando tu camino

Ven ahi te deje migas de pan
para que `puedas regresar
y no perderte en laberintos

Ven y escoje algun lugar
para poder jugar
mojados en el rio

Lanza al cielo una señal
mi bote en altamar
te busca en el abismo

Ponle un faro a tu balcon
alumbrame las olas
que me empujan a tu nido

Ven que la distancia es lo peor
si estas mas cerca estoy mejor
sin tu mitad no estoy completo

Ven y escoje la estacion
que hasta que el sol se apague
mi amor sera tu nave

Lanza al cielo una señal
mi bote en altamar
te busca en el abismo

Ponle un faro a tu balcon
alumbrame las olas
que me empujan a tu nido

Ven conmigo

Lanza al cielo una señal
mi bote en altamar
te busca en el abismo

Ponle un faro a tu balcon
alumbrame las olas
que me empujan a tu nido

John Secada - Una Señal

by: Jon Secada


Jon Secada - Solo tu Imagen

"I'm On Call"




'On Call' - Med School's That Way

I LOVE It!

   

Anaesthetists Hymn

Ventricular Tachycardia

Wide complex tachyardia with pulses present.

Patients can be stable or unstable with this rhythm depending on the ventricular rate. The slower the rate, the more stable the patient is. The faster the rate, the more unstable the patient is. Such rhythm can become pulses and ACLS algorithm per VF protocols must be initiated immediately.

Bigeminal PVCs


Bigeminal Premature Ventricular Complexes (contractions). Beat occurs consistently after every normal sinus complex. PVC is a wide ventricular contraction coming from a single irritated fosci.

ST depression


ST depression is a deviation of the ST segment 1 mm below the baseline or isoelectric line.


Cause: Non-transmural Infact. 

Unifocal PVCs

Sinus rhythm with Unifocal PVCs. Underlying rhythms can vary. Unifocal premature ventricular contractions comes from a single irritated fosci.

Premature Atrial Contraction / Complex (PAC)

A PAC is not a rhythm, it is an ectopic beat that originates from the Atria. The underlying rhythm is Sinus Rhythm at 69bpm with PAC. Correct the causes to avoid usurpation (taking over) of Atrial rhythms. It can occur every other normal beat (Bigeminal), every other third normal beat (Trigeminal), or every other fourth normal beat (Quadrigeminal). It can also occur in pairs (coupled) or three or more in a row (Run, Burst, PAT). Follow AHA ACLS 2005 Guidelines narrow complex tachycardia algorithm.

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on October 01, 2010, 10:20:31 PM

Islander, maybe this is what he meant...Tungod sa imong pagka intellegent, na beautiful kah ....hahahahaah Tulog na oi!

he he he he 

sigoro both: Physically beautiful and intellectually stunning. I leave it to our Isles to take it however she pleases.

I'm sure you are very beautiful, Isles.

Enjoy your weekend.

Quote from: vhinz08 on October 01, 2010, 07:30:01 PM
Catholic church is not against Family planning 
If it is for the good of the family and to their children as husband and wife there where no problem on that.
Family planning is good in fact the church taught those couples by requiring them to attain a seminar before the acceptance of the holy sacrament of marriage.  What the church are against on the artificial contraceptives as part of family planning.

Right on, Vhinz.

Quote from: islander on October 01, 2010, 09:44:55 PM
yes, the good point is in the wishes for a nice weekend.  everything else is a mishmash.  i'm too dumb to understand it.

Not dumb, but beautiful and intelligent. Here's to a splendid weekend to us all!

Quote from: islander on October 01, 2010, 05:53:13 PM

p.s.  the church may not mind whatever you put on your member.  what it minds is the official government sanction and the free distribution of whatever it is you may put.

     

The spiraling population rate in Europe is quite dismal. Europe (Western) is uber- liberalized and its societies have altered the traditional view of the family life and as an effect, have reduced birth rates, and the psychological (cognitition, in mind) can be affected due to the decreased fervor in terms of religious life as well as the aberration seen in many of its societies.

The Catholic Church, in this case, The Philippines, is doing nothing extraordinary. It is defending the natural process of life, the natural process of human growth, and the continuation of the foundation of religious life, which in essence, lies in the basic family structure.

In laymen's terms: If you screw up the basic family structure, you screw up society, and the religious / faith life. Look at Europe. It's loosing its sense of Christiandom. Sad to say.


Isles, nice post.

Quote from: hofelina on October 01, 2010, 05:30:36 PM
There is no democracy in the catholic church. This perversion is usually the result of a humanist view of man being codified into Church Doctrine by zealous priests and bishops .If someone is a practicing catholic and uses birth control, cargo de conciencia! Siya ang manubag atubangan sa Dako nga Hukmanan.  Have a nice weekend folks!

hehehe good point.

Looy pood. She definitely had clinical depression...

Rest In Peace.

Pops, ajaw oy. Ma uwaw man ko ron. 

Now, how are those Louisianan Soft Shelled Crabs nowadays?

I'm craving shellfish/crabs now. Hahahaha

Sus intawn. Luoy pood. Rest in Peace, Tyler.

Quote from: Lollapalooza on September 30, 2010, 04:26:52 PM
Mao bitaw Bran kay kung wala sila giganahan dili na unta manawag... hehehehehehe one time, there was a call from the Region Office, then ako'y nakatubag, ana siya, is this really the Digos City Division, and I said yes ma'am (with accent) ana siya mura daw siya ug nanawag sa call center company.. 

hahahaha mao ba, Jenneth? Oy see! Guapa jud ! (Beauty and voice!)

Quote from: chicogon on October 01, 2010, 02:46:13 AM
Hinan-awon jud nig Animal Planet ning Katolikoha, bwahahaha!!! 

Father Lungay, for me, I find no discord between Science and Catholic Faith. In my opinion lang, our understanding of science (which is quite minimal) gives man an idea of how God works His Brilliance amongst the Universe. We can never come to fully understand Him and His Ways.
He is our Creator, and we His beloved creation.

Love,
Bran

Quote from: chicogon on October 01, 2010, 01:08:20 AM
Hahahaha pareglahan na sad ko ninyo dah hahahaha.  But thanks for the little complement. Bitaw, dili mana ako woi, mao man lang sad na akong pagsabot sa mga pagtulun-an sa atong simbahan, sama sad ninyo. Like most of us here I'm also, or, just a student of life. Daghan pa sad ko wa masabti... pero sama sa panultion, we're always on a search... for whatever, whether it be answers to life's questions, search for peace and happiness, search for truth, wisdom, etc. Pwede pod search pamalit og ice candy or manok BBQ (little dinero lang god). 

And along the way we stumble a lot. But our faith gives us the assurance, or reassurance, that "somewhere out there" (dili tong kanta ha?  ), there is a God who loves us and cares about us (who even died for us)... which is truly a beautiful thought. And we put faith in that thought or promise. Simple as that (or is it?).

Pero naa baya poy laing mga ideals or world-views that think otherwise or something else (other that the Christian thought) sama sa nagkalain-laing mga world religions, communists, atheist (nga lain sag mga pangutok kay sa atoa)... Well, mao man sad nay ilang panan-aw sa kinabuhi or how they explain their worldly existence, so wa pod tay mahimo. Lain-lain baya ning mga panan-aw o panabot nato aning kalibutana and we simply live by it (our faith system) that we think is meaningful to us or make sense to us... because it's what we think gives meaning (purpose) to our life or existence.

Ug usbon ko, as Christians or Roman Catholics, mao man sad ni dagan sa atong pangutok... so kung dili ta ganahan sa panan-aw nga Katoliko, aw, naa pa man poy daghang selection sa MENU sa kinabuhi and we're free to choose what fits our personality, attitude or outlook. But don't claim to be Catholics when in reality you really believe otherwise.

Personally, I have great respect for people of other beliefs/faith (atheists included) when they live their lives out of conviction. In fact, I have friends from the Eastern Bloc countries (e.g. Czeck Republic, Croatia) who are "atheists by birth" but are the most wonderful people you could ever meet... and they are just as respectful to the Catholic faith, sometimes, even better than some people who claim to be Catholics hahahaha. Mor pa!!! 

Anyway, thanks Bran (TB's official Catholic Defender), day RAQ (for your down-to-earth-ness), Islander (yes you can keep the note for your file) & Scarbz (Scarb-ramouche2x will you do the pandango! Bitaw woi ingon raman ang Simbahan kanang natural gamita kay mas lamian, jok jok jok  ... labi nag adto sa huNasaN sa Anda maghimog bata (AyUgZ!!!)) 

Hehehe, Faith truly is something that cannot be explained, but for those who have it and understand its effect, know that it is Truth unrivaled.

Just as the water buffalo , the grazing zebra, the wildebeest come back to the plains of Serengeti (Africa) every year, our faith in Christ is similar. These grazing herbivores come back to this place because of instict, knowing that the rainy seasons brings much needed green grass, fresh cool water to drink and the environment to raise their young until the coming of the dry season. This relationship can be translated as faith, in the fact that these animals traverse back to the Serengeti even during the dry season and wait till the coming of the rains. Normally, no animal would traverse back to an area without presence of sustenance (water, green leaves), but these animals do so. Because they they see beyond the eyes. They have faith of the coming of the rain. This is similar, in symbolic sense, to the Christian's (Catholic/Orthodox and Protestant; mind you Catholics are also Christian!!!! hehehe!!!); we cannot see Christ physically (perhaps in the form of Eucharistic Adoration) but we know that Christ is there with us. Is here with us, in our pains, in our joys, whatever circumstance it may be, we know that He is there with us. We know that when we die, we will be judged accordingly according to our faith and according to our deeds. We know that the darkness of death is not eternal, but only a phase, for we believe (and thus, KNOW) that Salvation is ours , for those who live and die in Christ....

We cannot physically see salvation, but we know it is there, we know we have it, we know that we are called to it. Just as the grazing herbivores know that the rains will come in the Serengeti, know that the dry season will disappear with the coming of the flooding , life-giving rain.

God In His Incomparable Brilliance makes His presence known every day.
It is up to  man to either continue to war with him or embrace His Love and Come to His loving Bosom.



To Him be Glory, Honor and Majesty for Endless Ages.

You are more than welcome, Father Lungay. And as a Roman Catholic Priest, your presence in Tubag Bohol Dot Com brings a sense of sanctity to this site. Your thoughts made into words upholds the faith of many of us Catholics, the Wisdom that you have posted is the manifestation of the Holy Spirit in your life as well is seen in the lives of many of us. Your explanation truly illustrates the stance of the Roman Catholic Church in all things, there is no forcing anything, but there is the provision of Sacred Scripture as well as Tradition to those who are willing and open to hear them.

I will end this with this statement:


For two thousand years, the Roman Catholic Church has upheld Sacred Truths and has been pivotal for the dispensation of Faith, and has been absolutely instrumental throughout Salvation History. The Church wrote the Holy Bible , as equal and part of Sacred Tradition, which both complete and make up Sacred Truths in regards to Christian Faith. Empires have risen and fallen, Emperors and Kings alike have risen to power and fallen in death, nations have risen to power and fallen, but the Roman Catholic Church has withstood all of the challenges She has faced. She continues to be a guiding light and the provider of Christian Truth and a light towards Salvation in Christ.

I am not afraid to call myself a Roman Catholic. And yes, many around the globe are not afraid to stand up for Her, and Protect Her.

God Bless the Holy Roman Catholic Church. Not even the gates of hell can overrun Her. Christ promises this so.

hahahaha! He's a beginner and a self-taught guitarist/bassist, Vhinz.

That was his 17th birthday present. As in happy siya when we got that for him.

Don Rico with his bass.

My brother gets a trim.


Before,




After,

Quote from: chicogon on September 30, 2010, 01:49:50 PM
Jesus said to the first disciples, "Come, see for yourself."

The rest is history...

To those who heed the call, they left everything and followed Jesus... not just to the different towns and villages but followed him to the end. All of them eventually died for the faith that Jesus initially planted in them.

The rest is history... we learned in Scriptures that those who chose to stay in the dark, and missed out on the Lord's invitation, eventually were responsible, or were partly responsible, for his rejection and eventual death.

In short, there were those who heard the call and there were those who chose to continue their old ways. The faith is never forced on anyone. But to those who chose to "put on Christ" must "clothe themselves in Christ" (meaning, there are rules to follow and doctrines to adhere to). And that job was clearly given to Peter, the "rock" upon which He will build his Church, to the Apostles... and in turn to the Holy Mother Church, the dispenser of the mysteries of faith... without which I don't know what kind of chaos we would be in.

Was the Church perfect in its administration over the course of many centuries? No. Far from it. It a society composed of imperfect human beings. There were dark ages in Church history as well as renaissances, give and take. And yet, nothing can take the fact the our Church has the Apostolic succcession (tradition) that goes back the 12 and ultimately to the Lord himself. 

To this day, the offer still stands... pero wa jud na ipugos, whether you agree or not with the Church's stand on many issues affecting the lives of its members.

But if you claim to be a Catholic, it's not a matter off democracy, or, what they call nowadays as Christian consumerism (kamoy magbuot kung unsay inyong tohoan o dili). The Church always stands for what is right and what she believes as Christ-like. Nothing more. Nothing less.

In short, kung ang usa ka tawo wa mooyon sa barogana sa Simbahang Katoliko, pwede man adto mo join sa TBN (Tagbilaran By Night) kay didto pwede magsigeg lalis... pwede pa mo join kay kamolo pag silag lalis hehehe.

Brilliance. The Wisdom of the Holy Spirit is in this post.

Father, you said it all.

Quote from: hofelina on November 30, 2008, 09:00:01 PM
I would prefer a person with great wisdom than an academician. My housekeeper has only reached elementary but she is full of wisdom, I always seek her advice.

I agree completely.

My beloved grandfather (Lolo Ciano) is wiser than my medical professors. Lolo never graduated high school because of his responsibilities to his parents and siblings, has provided for his own wife and children. He worked all his life and sent his children to college and beyond. He seldom talks bullshittt, because all of the things that comes out of his mouth has weighted substance. When he speaks, he speaks. Dili bugal-bugalon, dili buangon, dili disrespectful.

His wisdom comes from his closeness to God, and from experiences, and the wisdom that comes with the grace of age.

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 29, 2010, 08:42:20 PM
Smile!

I like this one.

Kini pood.

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on September 28, 2010, 04:32:46 AM
Wolf! pakatok lang nang akoa, pero sa tinu-od lang bu-otan kaau ako mother-n-law...

There are many mother-in-laws that love their son-in-laws as if they were their biological mothers.
The same applies to father-in-laws and daughter-in-laws.

My maternal grandmother, for example, verily much loved my father. When my dad asked for my mom's hand in marriage, both of my maternal grandparents gave their blessing.

So... di ko motuo nga tanan mother-in-laws are bad.

Quote from: luckybelle on September 28, 2010, 05:45:13 PM

Hay naqku makarelate man pud ta
Anyways, life goes on basin diay someday di ba?
Kaya nga sabi ko sa kanya, I'll marry you after 50 years kay basin diay
di man kami at the moment pero basin we'll be each others last love...
Mas sweet yon... till death do we part ort till life after death kung may ganon man

Sakit bitaw, pero you know what, pains and losses are meant to teach us a lesson. Through Grace of God, we are able to pick ourselves up from a loss, and through the Grace of God, we are able to move on.

I have a gf whom I love very much, and have learned alot from my previous relationship as a learning process. Things happen for a reason, and for a particular purpose. We have to be strong to move on, and tho the scars will never be removed, we must move on. For that is the meaning of Life: It goes on.


Lorenz.

Oh no! Well I hope the secretary will be back tomorrow, Jenneth.

Think of it this way, the people got to hear your beautiful voice.

Quote from: stycxxx on September 30, 2010, 12:08:50 PM
i have to go for now. i had a great time discussing my point of view to you but i really hope that the catholic church will give it's people the choice on what to use or do and not let its own belief be implemented to every one. I don't want to let the church rule the state and vice versa. we have the separation between church and state.

Of course, there should be separation of Church and State, this is necessary. I truly did enjoy talking to you and discussing with you as well. Perhaps we can talk again next time when you are available.

Till then, God Bless You, Stycxxx!

Regards,
Lorenzo

Quote from: stycxxx on September 30, 2010, 12:06:19 PM
yes, faith is essential. but we cannot equate the faith on the the person we really see and we really trust. the "faith in god" is another story....

Let me ask you a question, how do I know that you are a compassionate, intelligent, law-abiding citizen?

I really don't do I?

I cannot see compassion, I cannot see intelligence, nor law abiding nature (these are not physical entities, but concepts that describes a character about you, or so I hope).

But, I have Faith that you do. The likeness in that said processes applies to the Christian notion of Faith in Christ.

This verse holds Truth,
2 Corinthians 4:18,
So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen. For what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal.

Hebrews 11:1,
Now faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see

Quote from: stycxxx on September 30, 2010, 12:01:44 PM
i read it once but there are certainly plenty of questions that cannot be answered. one thing that really bugs me is if he is truly a loving god, why did he still use his "son" to bridge and forgive our sins? why did he not just make it magically disappear or forgive if he is all that powerful?

these are just some little things that needed to be answered but it's also trivial that most people don't even bother to ask.

A very good question.

This goes in line with the Divine Writ of Selfless Love. God created man to be evident, and given free will. It is man's own will to war with God or to come to His bosom. After Adam & Eve's fall from Grace, man was at odds with God. It was not until the coming of Christ, were He literally died for the sins of Man. You see, God required retribution , His Law required this, and thus before Christ's coming, the gates of Heaven were closed.

It was only after Christ's selfless death on the Cross, which iluminated the Magnanimity of God's Love, that He would die for us, that salvation was possible.

Quote from: stycxxx on September 30, 2010, 11:48:10 AM
well, if that's what people find strength to have a god, then i respect that. we all have the feedom of choice and freedom to believe and freewill.

it's in human nature to find somebody more superior to guide them like president, leaders, mayors and for the most superior one, is "god"

Yes, of course. We need to find the dichotomy between Religion and Faith. I think that the discord happens when one intertwines religion with the other.

Think of it as religion as a process, the pathway, so to say, a guide to an intended goal. Faith, is the blessing and the rich gift, unfathomable and beyond comparison in all materialistic things. Faith is the source, the wellspring that connects the finite to the infinite. The finite being perishable man. The infinite being the Loving Eternal God.

All of us have the right to believe in what we want (or not believe).

But there is beauty in Faith. Faith is essential in all things. Just as how a husband has faith in his wife (and vice versa). Just as how a child has faith that his mother and father will always help him and be there for him. It is the same as how a Christian (Catholic or non-catholic) has faith in the Saving Grace of Jesus Christ....

Quote from: stycxxx on September 30, 2010, 11:44:18 AM
truth is lighted on faith - that's the term that just believe and don't ask or no question as long as you believe even if there are conflicts.

we know darn well that there are plenty of flaws in the bible. for instance, that the earth is just a mere hundreds of thousand years old but the science dated it as millions of years old. bible says that it's a sin to eat shellfish, but why do we have shellfish and still eat them. the old testament legalizes the stoning to death and it was restated in new testament that those who don't have sins can cast the first stone. these are just a few that i can remember but certainly there are more. I am not a bible reader but certainly i have my own thinking to think what is right and what is wrong (f0r me) and I am not pushing it to have everyone believe what i believe.

The Holy Bible was written by men that were of faith, and we refer to them, and its writings in scriptural symbolism.

My friend, you have very good points, and your questions can be answered quite easily by reading the Bible from cover to cover.
In regards to shellfish, that is seen in chapter 18 of Leviticus, in the Old Testament (prior to Christ's coming), and this was overturned later in the new testament when Christ said:

Quote14Again Jesus called the crowd to him and said, "Listen to me, everyone, and understand this. 15Nothing outside a man can make him 'unclean' by going into him. Rather, it is what comes out of a man that makes him 'unclean.' "

17After he had left the crowd and entered the house, his disciples asked him about this parable. 18"Are you so dull?" he asked. "Don't you see that nothing that enters a man from the outside can make him 'unclean'? 19For it doesn't go into his heart but into his stomach, and then out of his body." (In saying this, Jesus declared all foods "clean.")

-Mark 7:14-18


In regards to the 'Casting of the Stone', this refers to Christ's interjection of the would-be stoners of Mary of Magdalene. In doing so, Christ tells us that none is righteous or free of sin (Romans 3:23 clarifies this). Jesus Christ, in doing this, told the pharisees, Sadducees and all jewish men at the time that God is the judge of all things. Christ makes this so when he asked Mary Magdalene, "Where are your accusers?" And when Mary Magdalene looked back, all of them walked away, humbled by Christ's Truth.

Understanding the Bible requires reading it from cover to cover, and not judging it, because, likewise, most of your uncertainties and questions will be answered when accomplishing it.


Regards.

Quote from: stycxxx on September 30, 2010, 11:38:32 AM
that is great to have a loving god. but what baffles me is if there's really a loving god, why will he allow the sinners to go to "hell"?

if you're going to tell that story to a kid, what kid wont get scared of that?

Indeed. There is a Great, Loving God.

And yes, He Loves you too.

Quote from: stycxxx on September 30, 2010, 11:35:46 AM
well, i know a lot of people are brainwashed by the church by giving them false hopes. there are plenty of conflicts within the bible. but we are being threatened that if we will question the integrity of the bible, we go to eternal damnation. who will not get scared of that?

the church cannot prove most, if not some, that is written in the bible, that's why they force to introduce to us what we call "faith" - just accept it as it is and no questions.

science has been in conflict with the findings and in constantly in conflict with the church. but science is in conflict with one another due to the new facts, new findings and new technology that they keep on rebutting their own conclusion. and this is one major basis of the church to deny the science' claim on how the universe was created.

There are no such things as false hopes in the Church. Truth is lighted in Faith. To be able to discern accordingly.

I am a scientist/medical intern, and know that science itself is not full proof or 'unchallengable'. In fact, science is filled with errors. It is part of the transgression/progression methodology in data analysis if we refer to the process of Empirical, Testable, Demonstrable Scientific Protocol.

Quote from: stycxxx on September 30, 2010, 11:30:20 AM
and the church itself cannot address its internal problem. why show off that they can solve every one's problem if they themselves cannot resolve the internal problem that's been going on for ages - as what the funny saying says "it's difficult to solve/face the problem if the problem is your face."

the church should fix it's own dilemma first before solving other's problem.

All Mankind is faulted to sin, and will always err. Romans 3:23 dictates this. However, it is through Grace of God that makes what is imperfect, Perfect.

And it is the Grace of God that has been placed on the Holy Roman Catholic Church to Spread the Gospel of Christ. Since the days of Pentecost over 2000 years ago. And this will not change until the 2nd coming of the Lord.

Quote from: stycxxx on September 30, 2010, 11:28:01 AM
that's the fact tho that building a church, no matter if it's catholic, protestants, it's the easiest way of making money. and it's a world wide fact that roman catholic church is the richest church in the entire world. just take a look at the luxury of how the pope is treated.

The Holy Roman Catholic Church is The Church. It has over 1.1 billion adherents and its improtance in spreading the Word of God is pivotal, whose main goal is for the Salvation of those whom believe. Financial aspects will be always there, as any programs will cost money, and thus The Holy Mother the Church needs to pay them. It is through the goodness of the faithful who give, and have been giving for the continuation of the spreading of the Gospel and the dispensation of Church activities.

Catholics, despite their location and their position, are The Church.

The Pope, as the Vicar of Christ, if we refer to the Doctrine of Apostolic Tradition, is the Living, Breathing Representative of Chirst on Earth. We revere him as Christ's Vicar. He carries himself accordingly and in authority.

Quote from: stycxxx on September 30, 2010, 11:15:20 AM
baptism and other sacrilege are becoming a business. if the church really want to give it to the people, why not just give it for free and not with fee?

Baptism has been the core of Catholic Teaching. It is the foundation of entrance into Christian Life. Child Baptism , a Sacred Act, introduces the child to the Catholic Church, and prepares them for their Holy Communion, and ultimately prepares them as Catechumens, who eventually receive Grace during Holy Confirmation.

The form of financial payment to the church for special masses goes for the provision of the functional duties of the church, and ultimately, is important for the dispensation of the Word of God.

Grace is given to those who are happy givers, whom God showers abundantly a thousand fold.

Quote from: stycxxx on September 30, 2010, 11:15:20 AM
baptism and other sacrilege are becoming a business. if the church really want to give it to the people, why not just give it for free and not with fee?

religion is the easiest and fastest way to find money - (1) people believe in church, (2) church don't pay taxes (3) people give money to church, etc. there are many example why building a church is good business. just take a look or search on the net the history of the mega churches in the US on how they first started. if the church is truly there to help people, most, if not all, of the church founders of the mega church in US got luxurious cars than their patrons. Isn't that ironic and hypocritical? 

These are not Catholics, but large evangelical denominational protestant churches. These ministers are not celibate priests and nuns who pledge a life of penance, celibacy, and chastity to the Holy Church.

Through all my life, the priests that I have known here in the US drive very old cars, many of whom don't even have cars, but are given transportation by the faithful or take public transportation.

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on September 29, 2010, 12:33:32 AM
why bohol perceived as a poor province? because people can see it when they go there. we are rich in natural resources, beauty spots and historical sites among others. but that can't be construed as highlight of an improving province. that is because no matter happens it's always there in the minds, in the history books and in the memorabilia or pictures.

i am a true bloodied boholano. the history of my family of my parents are always have attachment with bohol. i want people to go to bohol not because of beauty spots and historical sites wherein it can only be seen in few places but also for business and work.

Indeed. This is the very reason why many foreigners choose to go to Bohol and make residence in our beloved Island.

It is the sweet green, the graciousness of the people, the virgin land, the unrivaled environmental fauna within Bohol that makes the island 'Paradise' to those from abroad and to many Filipinos.

Bohol truly is a Paradise.

Quote from: Brownman on September 30, 2010, 11:02:32 AM
Ang simbahang Katoliko is not really against family planting i mean ( planning ) what they want lang is Natural Family Planning (NFP) is an umbrella term for various forms of birth control that do not involve any hormones or physical barriers to prevent pregnancy, but instead rely on periods of abstinence during a woman's menstrual cycle. Popular forms of NFP include the rhythm method, basal body temperature charting and the Standard Days Method.

Brown,

NFPs are effective almost every-time when used appropriately.

And to add to what Raquel, Isles and the rest have said, the Roman Catholic Church is not against family planning, it is against unnatural contraceptives. Life, in essence, is holy and important, in regards to Catholic Theology and Ecclesiastic Teachings. All human life is precious and holy, and this is not prejudiced only for Catholics, but all human life.

The Catholic Church has over 1.1 billion adherents. She administers the Living Word to the faithful on daily mass, pardons the sinners before death, spreads the Holy Gospel of Christ to all the world, upholds and funds the thousands of missionary programs around the world, educates the thousands of seminarians and other holy religious life around the world. She dispenses food and aid to those that are in need when in capacity to do so. Most importantly she offers requiem masses on daily basis, provides masses for the holy souls in purgatory, to which, no amount of money can compare to.


Gloria Excelsis Deo et Gloria Catholica Ecclesia de Deus. Unom Ecclesia por Infinitum.
Amen.

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on September 30, 2010, 10:57:43 AM
Disagree, kadaghan catholic sa atua wala pa pabunyagi ang anak kay naghuwat nga naay panghanda heheheh. Catholic paman gani nag promote sa mga married couple bahin aning natural family planning. Sa tinuod lang di kasaligan ang income aning mga bunyag,pamisa ug uban pa kay gahi na manghatag mga tawo sa atua. Sa mga develop country wala may bayad ang pagkuha ug sacrament kay daghan man ug generous gud pero sa atua mao pugson nalang jud nga pabayron sa bunyag kay tagsa ray generous donors.
Catholic church stand against birth control because it's violation of God plan. God intended the sexual act to be both love giving and life giving.

hehehe beautiful, Raquel.

Quote from: bernaldez89 on September 30, 2010, 10:33:49 AM

@Lorenzo: Thanks!


For us, try not to be negative. It is easy to point out the downside of a situation, but if we make the effort to overcome our obstacles we can lead happier lives and be an encouragement to others.


Respect means a lot of different things.


Amen to that brothers and sisters.

Bernaldez, you said it all. 

It was the Catholic Church that performed my baptismal mass. It will be the Catholic Church that will perform my Marriage Mass. And It will be the Catholic Church that will perform my Requiem Mass.

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on September 30, 2010, 10:09:39 AM
Na hala! AMEN na laman pod ko!

hahaha taga'an jud ta Grasya sa Ginoo karon ron! hehehe! Amen, Brothers and Sisters!

Quote from: chicogon on September 30, 2010, 07:24:07 AM
Amen!!!

hehehe, mo AMEN pood ko bi!

Quote from: dina jala on September 29, 2010, 02:04:52 PM
The question is....Why is the Philippine Catholic Church Against Family Planning?

No, the Philippine Catholic Church is not against Family Planning. The Catholic Church is promoting the Natural Family Planning. I said no because I am one of the lecturers about Natural Family Planning in our Parish.

Actually, not only the Catholic Church is against the artificial family planning but all other Christian Communities.

I completely agree!

Quote from: bernaldez89 on September 29, 2010, 10:55:42 AM
For me, religions ‘play essential role’ in family planning..

Natural Family Planning has come a long a way. Not only does it meet the church's moral standard for spacing births, it keeps a marriage going..

Excellent point!

Mary Hazel, tinuud jud! I loved it so much over there that we went twice!

A warm and special Happy Birthday to my wonderful parents, who celebrated their birthday yesterday on the 28th of September.
May God Bless you, Mom and Dad, to continue to shower you both with good graces, love, support and a strong body and mind.
Dearest Beloved Parents, please know that your children adore, love, and respect you.


We Love You Mommy Liza and Daddy Rico!


Love,
Your Children & Dog
(Brando Lorenzo, Lorraine Angeli, Don Rico, Andre Nicholas & Kaiser Wilhem)

A belated Happy Birthday to you Vince. May the Good Lord shower you with abundant graces from Heaven. May He keep you in good health, sound mind and sound body. You are one of the brilliant gems that makes Tubag Bohol Dot Com radiant.


Fraternally Yours,
Brando Lorenzo

I received my two eye-glasses today.

Bitaw, Ray, dili jud ko ka kita aning kind of food diri sa 'states. Ah, good ol' food from the Philippines. There really is no comparison.

hehe, I've done all except 26 because I don't smoke, nor do I do drugs. I only drink wine on special occasions (parties, or to enjoy it with good company).

I do frequent wine & piano bars with my dates in the past, and with my current gf. The ambiance and atmosphere sets the mood, conversation-wise.

Ray, and Father,

I recommend to you both this one good restaurant by the pantalan in Maribojoc. It is called 'AUP AUP'.

Their fish tinola and sinugbang isda is amazing. Fresh seaweed salad and fresh kinilaw.

The sunset was also amazing to see, as we dined.

Quote from: jorgeanna on September 29, 2010, 12:16:16 PM
my hubby said this to me, not only once but many times: "gipakatao ko nga malas pero pag-abot nmo sa akong kinabuhi, ako na ang pinaka-swerte nga tao aning kalibutana"

he he he, adorable comment. Your husband is a good man, Anne.

Quote from: chicogon on September 29, 2010, 06:15:36 AM
Lutong Pinoy Special...

    I love the sweet simplicity of Boholano food...

Quote from: chicogon on September 29, 2010, 06:18:06 AM
Lutong Pinoy Special...

Santa Maria Madre de Dios!

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on September 30, 2010, 12:26:15 AM
Hehehehehe, bai vhinz, pure ko bol-anon ug pure bisaya ...bai, ang meaning kuno anang top gun.....Ang Top is already Gone

BQN, so pariho ra pood na sa 'Waray Buhok' ?

hahaha joke sir!

Quote from: fdaray on September 29, 2010, 03:21:28 PM
I can play the piano or organ.

Really, Mr. Daray?

What is your favorite song to play on the piano?

Quote from: islander on September 29, 2010, 02:09:40 PM
great guitar and dark glasses, lorenz.

My brothers took me to that guitar store by Brooklyn, NY. Cute bitaw ang store. It's like a musician's toy store...hehehe.

hehehe interesting answers.

The accomplishment of a desired goal.

hehehe, tubag bohol dot com, tubag!

A loving one. 

A plane crash. The two men were pilots.

Hehehe kini among gamay nga banda 







my musical brother, Don Rico, kahibalo ni siya mo tokar sa drums , bass, guitara


ijang drums


again,


our youngest...hehe 

Got my haircut today.