MikeLigalig.com

Plus, maayo sad kaayo mangamot... hawid sa itanumay bah

Nisuwat siya kada usa namo of his decision to leave.... it was sad. But every one was very supportive.

Quote from: islander on June 29, 2012, 11:01:29 AM
wa ba diay tinuod nga crazy?  bitaw, kun tinuod pa ni, grabe na ang protests from all over the world.  some countries would already have broken their diplomatic ties with china.  so no, this is just a sick joke.

Bitaw... it makes sense

Sa Ogis!!!

Peke lang...

Hehehe...

Hehehehe... bag-ong discovery?

Bwahahaha!!! Kafaetz!!! 

Daghan na dire... ako mga silingan (I mean, kanang tinuod jud)   

All I can say is wow... I'll keep this pic for future use ahihihihi

Pyesta sa mga isda matud pa ni Yoyoy Villame ... 

Dokdok More... Sleep or Eat Less 

Mahadlok ang Tsina kay puros santos ang baruto 

Hmmmm.... game!!!

Mao... grabeha na gyud

Ang pride parang panty
Kung di mo siya ee-slide
Yan ay walang silbi
May kasama pang, "no way!"

Itanong mo kay ate
Itanong kahit kanino
Kumo ray maimo
Uli na lang sa inyo.

O, pride nga parang panty
Baba ka nga dine
Di kita kinukunsinti
Mahilig lang talaga sa panty.   

Kung itataas, mahimong bandera? 

Quote from: islander on June 29, 2012, 02:26:20 AM
you also went to the church of st. madeleine, fr chic?  just as impressive and massive, but a bit discouraging because... medyo angso ang usa ka dapit sa outer kilid.  naa pod diay mangihi sa paris bisan asa, hehe.  kaparat kay immigrants kuno o tourists ang culprits.

Wala na siya maapil sa among gilaag...

Quote from: islander on June 29, 2012, 02:28:30 AM
kana gyod.  sigurohon ang kaluha sa kaugalingong parish.

Hehehe kinaun-han gibisita from the airport... usa pa ge check-in sa hotel 

Kuyawa diay ni sila ka historical... wa man ko magbasa-basa sa history pagpa piktyur kay tugnaw jamo tong adlawa kurog2x tawon ang itlog 

Quote from: Erwin June on June 28, 2012, 06:35:37 PM
sos ! abi pud nako og daghan na interesado sa akong ad..pagtan-aw nako 36 replies na og 250 views naman d i..abi nako og nagbawsanay na og bid...hehehehe..  miabot naman og mga "manok" ang topic...BTAW ok ra na mga mam og sir para daghan mka notice sa akong ad..

Reason for Selling : 2 na amo sakyanan, muticab ghapon nga pick-up type..nya,need cash para buy new MC...Dili jud magmahay ang makapalit kay dili jud ulit og gasolina.. esp. karon na cge na ulan, dako jud og matabang..gamit ra ni nako "hatid-sundo sa ako daughter sa skul" everyday..4 kms. from our place padung sa poblacion carmen..mao ra jud na biyahe sa sakyanan..mao wala na pud nako marehistro pag usab kay wala man dakop dre.hehehe..wala jud ko na encounter na major problem sa mini van..I assure na ang next owner ani na mapahimuslan jud niya ang mini van,way labad sa ulo...ok para sa naay bizniz,,,d lang pampamilya pang bizniz pa

Mao barato ra kay last 2007 pa man gud last register ani..
dli pud lugi ang makapalit kay last inquire nako sa lto murag 1,000plus ra man penalty sa 1st year den ang succeeding years kay 100pesos plus man cguro to..so 1k para 2008 og 100 X 4 yrs...so di ra cguro kaabot og 5k expenses para rehistro............................

Mahalin ra lagi na imong multicab. Pasensya na kas among kabuang dire - no pun intended - saonz mao may naandan tawon dire. I can vouch for USEFULNESS of multicab kay mao nay sige nako gamiton (manghuwam kos akong sister) kung dunay pyesta sa bukid in recent years ug during construction of my house nga layo sa sibilisasyon sa una (Cabawan). I wish I have a need for multicab mini-van kay ako jud nang paliton; mas useful nako tong open nga pick-up style pang kargag tubig.

Addendum: Ako ipatan-aw na sa akong ig-agaw kung intresado ba to... pls. check inbox kay ako ihatag iyang celfon. Or please leave us your contact number here. Tnx

Wa ra tawon makadawat sa iyang PALYUM kay ni PALYA 

Quote from: islander on June 29, 2012, 03:29:26 AM
fr john du was in cebu (i can't exactly recall the exact term of his function, but it had something to do with formation and vocation) before his palo assignment.  i understand he's one of the more brilliant priests in the archdiocese, with some managerial skills to boot.

Director of Priests Formation or Vocation Director?

It's good to hear that... abi nako mga product lang sa Ateneo or UST ang mga brilliant hehehe... perception lang, of course 

Quote from: islander on June 29, 2012, 03:29:26 AM

cebu also has another brilliant priest, a boholano, loon priest father aloysius cartagenas, a first cousin, if i'm not mistaken, of congressman rene relampagos.

We were hoping he'd become a bishop by now pero nakasumpaki man sa Cardinal when he was still the rector of San Carlos Mabolo. Cartagenas was my klasmeyt at IHMS. He's a member of the theological forum (mga tang-an theologians sa kalibutan). But unfortunately, last year, he decided to leave the priesthood. Oo he's the first cousin of Rene Relampagos. Last news from him, he's based in Ireland.

THE LORD WE ADORE IS HE WHO WASHED THE APOSTLES' FEET AT THE LAST SUPPER

Vatican City, 27 June 2012 (VIS) - The Letter to the Philippians which, the Holy Father said, is in some way St. Paul's "spiritual last will and testament", was the theme of his catechesis during the general audience, which was held this morning in the Paul VI Hall.

The Apostle of the Gentiles dictated this Letter from jail, when he felt death approaching, yet nonetheless it closes with an invitation to be joyful. Joy, the Holy Father explained, "is a fundamental characteristic of being Christian. ... But how can one be joyful in the face of an imminent death sentence? From where, or better from whom, does St. Paul draw his peace of mind and the strength and courage to face martyrdom?"

The answer is to be found in the middle of the Letter to the Philippians, in the so-called "carmen Christo" or "Christological hymn", which "summarises the Son of God's divine and human itinerary". It opens with these words: "Let the same mind be in you that was in Christ Jesus". This, the Pope said, "means not only following Jesus' example, ... but also involving the whole of our lives in His way of thinking and acting".

This hymn to Christ begins by saying that He is "'in the form of God'. Yet Jesus, true God and true man, did not experience this condition ... in order to triumph and to impose His supremacy", but to take "'the form of a slave', the human form marked by suffering, poverty and death. He assimilated Himself fully to mankind, except in sin".

St. Paul continues by outlining the historical context of Jesus' earthly life, up to the cross where He "experienced the greatest degree of humiliation, because crucifixion was the punishment reserved for slaves, and not for the free". Yet it is "in the cross of Christ that man is redeemed and Adam's experience is transformed ". If the first man sought to be like God, "then Jesus, though 'in the form of God', lowered Himself and immersed Himself in the human condition, ... to redeem the Adam within us and to restore to man the dignity he had lost".

"Human logic", Benedict XVI went on, "often seeks realisation in power and domination. ... Man still wants to build the Tower of Babel with his own strength, to reach the heights of God, to be like God. The incarnation and the cross remind us that full realisation lies in conforming our human will to that of the Father, in emptying ourselves ... of selfishness in order to fill ourselves with the love of God and thus to become truly capable of loving one another".

The Pope then noted that, in the second part of the Christological hymn, the subject changes: no longer Christ but God the Father. "He Who abased Himself by taking on the form of a slave, is exalted and raised above all things by the Father, Who gives Him the name of 'Kyrios', 'Lord'. ... The Jesus Who is exalted is the Jesus of the Last Supper Who ... bends to wash the feet of the Apostles. ... It is important to remember this always during our prayers and our lives".

"This hymn in the Letter to the Philippians contains two important indications for our own prayers. The first is the invocation of 'Lord' addressed to Jesus Christ Who, ... amidst so many 'dominators' who seek to rule, remains the one Lord of our lives. ... Therefore it is important to maintain a scale of values in which the first place belongs to God".

"The second indication is prostration, ... the 'bending of every knee in heaven and on earth', ... the adoration that all creatures owe to God. Genuflection before the Blessed Sacrament or kneeling in prayer express the attitude of adoration before God. ... When we kneel before the Lord we confess our faith in Him, we recognise that He is the one Lord of our lives".

"At the beginning of this catechesis we asked ourselves how St. Paul could be joyful when faced with the risk of imminent martyrdom", the Holy Father concluded. "This was possible only because the Apostle never removed his gaze from Christ".

Archbishop Romulo "Moloy" Valles is originally from Maribojoc, Bohol... and Archbishop John Du is an alumnus of SASMA, Tagaytay City where I went for my theology training

LIST OF ARCHBISHOPS WHO WILL RECEIVE THE PALLIUM AND CHANGES TO THE RITE OF IMPOSITION

Vatican City, 27 June 2012 (VIS) - The Holy See Press Office today issued a note explaining the new form of the rite for imposing the pallium on metropolitan archbishops, which takes place annually on 29 June, Solemnity of Sts. Peter and Paul Apostles.

"Things will remain substantially the same", the note reads, "but this year, following a logic of development in continuity, it has been decided simply to move the rite itself, and it will now take place before the Eucharistic celebration.

"The modification has been approved by the Holy Father and is motivated by the following reasons:

"1. To make the rite shorter. The list of new metropolitan archbishops will be read out immediately before the entry of the opening procession and the singing of 'Tu es Petrus', and it will not be part of the celebration. The rite of the palliums will take place as soon as the Holy Father reaches the altar.

"2. To ensure that the Eucharistic celebration is not 'interrupted' by a relatively long rite (the number of metropolitan archbishops now stands at around forty-five each year), which could make attentive and focused participation in the Mass more difficult.

"3. To make the rite of imposing the pallium more in keeping with the 'Cerimoniale Episcoporum', and to avoid the possibility that, by coming after the homily (as happened in the past), it may be thought of as a Sacramental rite. Indeed, the rites which take place during a Eucharistic celebration following the homily are normally Sacramental rites: Baptism, Confirmation, Ordination, Matrimony, Anointing of the Sick. The imposition of the pallium, on the other hand, is not Sacramental in nature".

The following metropolitan archbishops will receive the pallium in this year's ceremony:

- Cardinal Rainer Maria Woelki, archbishop of Berlin, Germany.

- Cardinal Francisco Robles Ortega, archbishop of Guadalajara, Mexico.

- Archbishop Francesco Moraglia, patriarch of Venice, Italy.

- Archbishop Alfredo Horacio Zecca of Tucuman, Argentina.

- Archbishop Mario Alberto Molina Palma O.A.R. of Los Altos, Quetzaltenango-Totonicapan, Guatemala.

- Archbishop Charles Joseph Chaput O.F.M. Cap. of Philadelphia, U.S.A.

- Archbishop Luc Cyr of Sherbrooke, Canada.

- Archbishop Salvador Pineiro Garcia-Calderon of Ayacucho or Huamanga, Peru.

- Archbishop Francesco Panfilo S.D.B. of Rabaul, Papua New Guinea.

- Archbishop Ulises Antonio Gutierrez Reyes O. de M. of Ciudad Bolivar, Venezuela.

- Archbishop Stanis?aw Budzik of Lublin, Poland.

- Archbishop Wilson Tadeu Jonck S.C.I. of Florianopolis, Brazil.

- Archbishop Paul-Andre Durocher of Gatineau, Canada.

- Archbishop Luis Antonio G. Tagle of Manila, Philippines.

- Archbishop Patrick D’Rozario C.S.C. of Dhaka, Bangladesh.

- Archbishop Wiktor Pawel Skworc of Katowice, Poland.

- Archbishop Jose F. Advincula of Capiz, Philippines.

- Archbishop Filippo Santoro of Taranto, Italy.

- Archbishop Jose Francisco Rezende Dias of Niteroi, Brazil.

- Archbishop Esmeraldo Barreto de Farias of Porto Velho, Brazil.

- Archbishop Jaime Vieira Rocha of Natal, Brazil.

- Archbishop Joseph Harris C.S.Sp. of Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago.

- Archbishop Waclaw Depo of Czestochowa, Poland.

- Archbishop Ignatius Chama of Kasama, Zambia.

- Archbishop Pascal Wintzer of Poitiers, France.

- Archbishop John Moolachira of Guwahati, India.

- Archbishop William Charles Skurla of Pittsburgh of the Byzantines, U.S.A.

- Archbishop Joseph Coutts of Karachi, Pakistan.

- Archbishop Romulo Geolina Valles of Davao, Philippines.

- Archbishop Airton Jose dos Santos of Campinas, Brazil.

- Archbishop Timothy Costelloe S.D.B. of Perth, Australia.

- Archbishop Jacinto Furtado de Brito Sobrinho of Teresina, Brazil.

- Archbishop Thomas D’Souza of Calcutta, India.

- Archbishop Arrigo Miglio of Cagliari, Italy.

- Archbishop John F. Du of Palo, Philippines.

- Archbishop Paulo Mendes Peixoto of Uberaba, Brazil.

- Archbishop Christian Lepine of Montreal, Canada.

- Archbishop William Edward Lori of Baltimore, U.S.A.

- Archbishop Mark Benedict Coleridge of Brisbane, Australia.

- Archbishop Jesus Carlos Cabrero Romero of San Luis Potosi, Mexico.

- Archbishop Andrew Yeom Soo jung of Seoul, Korea.

- Archbishop Benedito Roberto C.S.Sp. of Malanje, Angola.

- Archbishop Alfred Adewale Martins of Lagos, Nigeria.

- Archbishop Samuel Joseph Aquila of Denver, U.S.A.

The following two archbishops will receive the pallium in their metropolitan sees:

- Archbishop Gabriel Justice Yaw Anokye of Kumasi, Ghana.

- Archbishop Valery Vienneau of Moncton, Canada.

Remains of Ste. Catherine Laboure

Place Ste. Genevieve

Pantheon

Arch de Triomphe

Seine River

Montmartre

Notre Dame

Musee de Louvre

Alaska U.S. Coast Guard (6/12)

June 2012

Alaskan Sunset (June 2012)

June 2012

Taken last week (June 2012)

Quote from: bugsay on June 27, 2012, 01:45:42 PM
layo layo na gyud nig naabtan......mini van nahimong hiniktan?

Basin maoy gisakyan pag derby!!! 

Quote from: statesville on June 27, 2012, 10:18:16 AM
Mini van abi nako ug SUV...

Kung e-rambol kay VUS (bus)... pwede na 

Quote from: islander on June 27, 2012, 09:48:16 AM
our ride in cebu nga maoy among daily nga daugdaugon is like this, a mini-van, suzuki lang ang brand.  nakatawa ko kay same color aning gibaligya (teal).  i call it "the-little-car-that-could" while our little girl calls it "bluey".  funny, one has to put off the aircon kun sakaon ang road, otherwise, the engine stalls.  but it's doing fine, though strangely its gasoline consumption is like that of our other car.

Diha koy sakyanan sa una, Isuzu sedan pero tawag sa mga Amerkano (parishioners) kay "tuna can with glass on it!!!" 

Nahan ko Paris... the 2nd time around

Hmmmm... naa pa diay lain?

Hmmmm pwede kaau ang tarsier mo kumbabit...

Paminawa!!!

Hmmmm... pwede manghingan? Bwahahaha 

Puso sa saging re-cooked with tono na this time and 3 sili a.k.a.
ChicogoN Xpress (counterpart sa Bicol Express) 

Sardines sauteed in garlic and onion, tomatoes, and green pepper (spaghetti puli sa odong)

Quote from: islander on June 27, 2012, 09:16:36 AM
mantinir lang usa mo aning klaro nga blow job, ha?  this is indian, not thai.

Ayaw ni kay basin makiha mga TB members ani... 

Abi nakog unsa nang van-a... multicab man diay nga sarado hehehe 

Mora ni siyag sheik... maru

Bwahahaha...

We have lawyers, psychologists, a chef and finance brokers who later became priests here in our Archdiocese   

Quote from: islander on June 26, 2012, 02:26:01 PM
naa ba ni picture?  wa koy makit-an...

e refresh...

Kalooy... gilaray tawon 

Quote from: bugsay on June 26, 2012, 11:56:34 PM
asa man gud ni'ng eskinaha dapit uy!!!

Suheto si Bay Hubs ani kay mao ni iya escapade 

Nagtanum ko... gamay ra tawon dahon

Can't wait to get home to Dimyaw 

Hehehe...

Lamia soyopon sa mata...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CFGvO5dfQuE#ws

Hmmm ang inspektor dili kaayo binabaye ang pangitsura...

No... he was left 

Quote from: juninquig on June 27, 2012, 08:28:20 AM

Pagkalami imnon...