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By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
5/27/2013
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)

LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - A statement from the parish said the move had been "made at Rome's request." The bishop had asked Vesin earlier to forsake Freemasonry, which he had refused to do.

The Holy See's Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith in March asked for priest's departure. Three members of the diocese of Annecy then met him. Vesin again repeatedly refused to quit his membership of the Lodge.

Freemasonry of all types, regular or irregular, legitimate or "diverted" has been condemned by many popes. Freemasonry is a fraternal organization from the loose grouping of medieval masons or stone workers, in the building industry.

Critics have likened it to a secret society as certain aspects are kept private.

The Catholic Church argues that the philosophy of French Freemasonry (the Grand Orient, not the dominant variety of Freemasonry or the branch that is active in the English-speaking world) is antithetical to Christian doctrine and that it is at many times and places anti-clerical in intent. The 1913 Catholic Encyclopedia argued that some of the ceremonial in the Scottish Rite is anti-Catholic. However this claim does not appear in subsequent editions.

The Masonic use of Biblical imagery was seen in the 1913 Catholic Encyclopedia as being done in such a way as to deny the revelation of Christianity. However this complaint was not included in subsequent editions.

Source: http://www.catholic.org/international/international_story.php?id=51125

'Si Senorita' ra gajud ahong naantiguhan ani. Hahahaha.

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 28, 2013, 10:14:04 AM
bwahahaha! bro, bantay ka ma kit-an ka sa imong nobya. nakuuuu! hapakon gajd ka, doy!

Puwede man molusot by saying it is the practice of the people dihang lugara! Hehehehe.

Source: http://edition.cnn.com/2013/05/27/travel/china-egypt/index.html?hpt=hp_c5

By Hiufu Wong, CNN
May 27, 2013 -- Updated 1423 GMT (2223 HKT)

Hong Kong (CNN) -- Parents of a 15-year-old Chinese tourist have apologized after the teenager defaced a stone sculpture in an ancient Egyptian temple with graffiti.

The act drew ire in both Egypt and China -- generating a massive online backlash amongst China's unforgiving netizens.

The vandal carved 'Ding Jinhao was here' in Chinese in the 3,500 year old Luxor Temple.
This was photographed by an embarrassed Chinese traveler and shared on weibo, China's micro-blogging site on May 24.

"The saddest moment in Egypt. I'm so embarrassed that I want to hide myself. I said to the Egyptian tour guide,'I'm really sorry,'" that traveler wrote on the original weibo post.

"We want to wipe off the marking with a towel. But we can't use water since it is a 3,500 relic."

It didn't take long -- actually, just a day -- before outraged netizens tracked down Ding in Nanjing.
Slammed online and exposed further in the mainstream, Ding's parents quickly contacted media outlets.
"We want to apologize to the Egyptian people and to people who have paid attention to this case across China," Ding's mother said in a China Daily report.

Ding's parents said they shouldered the responsibility of what their son did, adding he had learned his lesson.

The original weibo post was re-tweeted almost 90,000 times, received over 18,000 comments and was widely distributed across local media.

"Reading this disastrous news this morning is heartbreaking. I despise this behavior, especially in Egypt -- the place I love. Now, I just want to say 'Sorry' to Egypt," commented weibo user "Net bug jing jing."

"It's a disgrace to our entire race!" said another angry micro-blogger.

In a state-run Xinhua media report, one of the agency's photographers said local Egyptian staff had worked to try and clean the sculpture. While there was some improvement, the graffiti could not be totally removed.

Outbound Chinese tourism has expanded rapidly in recent years. In 2012, Chinese overtook Americans and Germans as the world's top international tourism spenders, with 83 million people spending a record US$102 billion on international tourism.

That growth has brought with it a backlash in some industry sectors. (See our report on Chinese tourism: The good, the bad and the backlash)

Earlier this month, Beijing called on its nation's tourists to improve their behavior, with Vice Premier Wang Yang stating it was important to project a good image of Chinese tourists.

Source: http://edition.cnn.com/2013/05/27/travel/china-egypt/index.html?hpt=hp_c5

Oi, nindot diay dihaa? hehehehe.

Saint Germanus (Germain) of Paris (May 28)

Saint Germanus, the glory of the Church of France in the sixth century, was born in the territory of Autun, a city in south central France, about the year 496. In his youth he was conspicuous for his fervor. After being ordained priest, he was made abbot of Saint Symphorian’s monastery, built near the walls of the city; he was favored at that time with the gifts of miracles and prophecy. It was his custom to pray for the greater part of the night in the church, while his monks slept. He bestowed on the poor of the region all that he could of the monastery’s resources in provisions, and provoked at times the indignation of the religious, who at one time had him arrested and imprisoned by means of their defamation. He had scarcely been placed in a cell, when the doors opened of themselves, and the bishop, being informed of it, recognized his sanctity and treated him with great respect. One night, in a dream, he thought a venerable old man presented him with the keys of the city of Paris, and said to him that God committed to his care the inhabitants of that city, that he might save them from perishing. Four years after this divine admonition, in 554, happening to be at Paris when that see became vacant by the death of the bishop Eusebius, he was raised to the episcopal chair, though he endeavored by many tears to decline the charge. His promotion made no alteration in his mode of life. The same simplicity and frugality appeared in his dress, table, and furniture. His house was perpetually crowded with the poor and the afflicted, and he always had many beggars at his own table. He had edifying books read during the meals, that their souls and his own might be nourished. God gave to his sermons a wonderful influence over the minds of all ranks of people; so that the face of the whole city was in a very short time entirely changed. King Childebert of the Francs, who until then had been an ambitious, worldly prince, was converted by the sweetness and the powerful discourses of the Saint. He founded many religious institutions and sent large sums of money to the good bishop, to be distributed among the indigent. When Saint Germanus learned that some poor folk, inhabitants of a village he was passing through one day, had been imprisoned by their lord for non-payment of debts, he went to pray and shed tears, face to the ground, at the gate of the subterranean jail where the unfortunate victims were lamenting. The overlord refused to open its doors, but an Angel came down and did so, and the entire crowd, scarcely believing in their good fortune, came as one person, to kneel in gratitude before their benefactor. At that point the overlord gave them full amnesty and canceled their debts. Demons fled from the bishop’s presence, as they had before Our Lord, his Master, asking to be allowed to remain in the forest on the mountains. In his old age Saint Germanus lost nothing of the zeal and activity with which he had filled the great duties of his station in the vigor of his age. Nor did the weakness to which his corporal austerities had reduced him make him alter anything in the mortifications of his penitential life, which redoubled in celestial ardor as he approached more closely the end of his course. By his zeal, the remains of idolatry were extirpated in France. The Saint continued his labors for the conversion of sinners, the deliverance of prisoners, and the relief of the poor, until he was called to receive his reward at the age of eighty, on the 28th of May, 576.

Saint Augustine of Canterbury (May 28)

Saint Augustine was prior of the monastery of Saint Andrew on Mount Coelius in Rome, when he was appointed by Saint Gregory the Great as Superior of the forty missionaries he was sending to England. The Christian faith of England, more than that of any other nation of Europe, was the fruit of the labors and spiritual conquests of the ministry of monks. Its deepest Christian roots are more ancient than Saint Augustine and his companions, and date from the era of the Apostles. England, in the first century, furnished its contingent of martyrs during the persecution of Diocletian. England sent its bishops to the first Councils held after the religion of Christ became that of the Empire in 313. But in the time of Saint Augustine, the Anglo-Saxon conquest had cut down almost all the branches of the tree. When Saint Augustine arrived, ruined churches, scarcely a Christian to be found to narrate a tradition, attested to the sacrilegious and incendiary hand of paganism, despite the labors of Saint Palladius and Saint Germain d’Auxerre in the fifth century. The last Christian Britons had taken refuge in the mountains of Wales. And England, the land of the Angles, had become a land of infamous slave-traders for the continent, including Rome; its merchants did not spare their own people when profit was at stake. In this way did Saint Gregory the Great come to purchase the English boys he saw marketed at the Roman Forum, and raise them in his house, which he had transformed into a monastery. Thus the definitive conversion of England began, in his compassionate heart, when in the sixth year of his pontificate he chose the prior of his own monastery for the mission to England. Saint Augustine and his companions during their journey heard many reports of the barbarism and ferocity of the pagan English. They were alarmed and wished to turn back. But Saint Gregory sent word to them saying, “Go on, in God’s name! The greater your hardships, the greater your crown. May the grace of Almighty God protect you, and permit me to see the fruit of your labor in the heavenly country! If I cannot share your toil, I shall yet share the harvest, for God knows that it is not good-will which is wanting.” The band of missionaries went on in obedience, after halting briefly to deliver letters of Saint Gregory at the Abbey of Lerins, and to the bishops of Aix, Tours, Marseille, Vienna, Autun, and Arles, as well as to obtain translators for the mission of the monks. Landing at Ebbsfleet, they sent ahead of them their translator-emissaries, to say to the king of those lands that they had come from Rome, to announce to him not merely good news, but the Good News of all ages, with its promises of heavenly joy and an eternal reign in the company of the living and true God. They met with the Saxon King Ethelbert who had been reigning for thirty-six years, and with his barons under a great oak tree at Minster in the present county of Kent, and announced to him the Gospel of Jesus Christ. He was predisposed to listen to the missionaries; his Christian wife, Bertha, was a great-granddaughter of Saint Clothilda and Clovis. He wished to deliberate for a few days nonetheless, and when they returned in procession, chanting and preceded by the Cross, he promised only to give them liberty to practice their faith unmolested. He gave them a residence in Canterbury and provided for their needs. Their good example brought many to them for instruction and then Baptism, and at Pentecost 597, the Anglo-Saxon king, too, entered into the unity of the Church of Christ. His example was followed by the greater number of his nobles and people. By degrees the Faith spread far and wide, and Augustine, as papal legate, set out on a visitation of Britain. He failed in his attempt to enlist the Christian Britons of the west in the work of his apostolate, but his success was otherwise triumphant from south to north. He died after eight years of evangelical labors, but his monks continued them and perpetuated them. The Anglo-Saxon Church which Saint Augustine founded is still famous for its learning, zeal, and devotion to the Holy See, while its calendar commemorates no fewer than 300 Saints, half of whom were of royal birth.

Simply put, there has never been anywhere as horrific as Auschwitz. All the cruelty, sadism, indifference and psychopathy that our species is capable of reached its fullest expression between its walls, where 1.5 million people died pointlessly. Yet, even in the midst of this inferno, there were moments of humanity.

In 1941, three prisoners managed to escape the camp and consequently the deputy commander ordered ten prisoners to be starved to death in retaliation. When one of the randomly-selected men began to cry for his wife and children, another prisoner called Maximilian Kolbe stepped forward and offered to take his place.

Read that sentence again: in the middle of the most-notorious murder machine that’s ever existed, Kolbe was so moved by pity he volunteered to die in place of another man. And when the Nazis acquiesced and sent him into a bunker with the nine others, his spirit didn’t break. By all accounts, he spent the last two weeks of his life comforting the others with his Catholic faith and accepted his end with a dignity that should have been impossible in the circumstances. Nor was it a useless gesture: the man whose place he tookâ€"Franciszek Gajowniczekâ€"lived another 53 years.

Source: http://listverse.com/2013/05/27/10-heart-warming-tales-from-the-worst-places-on-earth/

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 27, 2013, 04:17:18 PM
Thank you for the prayers, Vincent. Please continue to pray for me and I shall do the same for you. May God bless you always, Vincent.

As always Bro. God bless you more!

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 27, 2013, 04:09:53 PM
Yes, I have, bro. I will always love her and my heart will care for her and continue to pray for her. I will always ask the Merciful Heart of Jesus that she finds happiness and Love. Sometimes, bro, the hardest thing is to let go. It took dependence on the Holy Spirit to help me heal the loss and to accept the best decision.

I have learned to accept..to TRULY accept and DEPEND on God's Providence.

It's quite liberating, actually.

God Bless you, Bro.

You sound like a priest Bro! Full of wisdom and charism!

It really is a great burden to let go of something specially when it comes to people and relationship. I believe only a deep faith and submission to God's plan will make that decision light and easy, and I see it in you. I have always included you in my prayers.

Saint Bede, the illustrious ornament of the Anglo-Saxon Church and its first English historian, was consecrated to God in 680 at the age of seven, and entrusted to the care of Saint Benedict Biscop at Weremouth. He became a monk in the sister-house of Jarrow, which he would never leave, and there he trained no fewer than six hundred scholars, whom his piety, learning, and sweet disposition had gathered around him. He was ordained a priest in 702. To the toils of teaching and the exact observance of his Rule he added long hours of private prayer, with the study of every branch of science and literature then known. He was familiar with Latin, Greek, and Hebrew. In a treatise which he compiled for his scholars, still extant, he assembled all that the world had then conserved of history, chronology, physics, music, philosophy, poetry, arithmetic, and medicine. In his Ecclesiastical History he has left us beautiful lives of Anglo-Saxon Saints and holy Fathers, while his commentaries on the Sacred Scriptures are still in use by the Church. It was to the study of the Divine Word that he devoted the whole energy of his soul, and at times his compunction was so overpowering that his voice would break with weeping, while the tears of his scholars mingled with his own. Once he was accused of heresy by certain jealous ones, but this scholar who had always made a great effort not to depart from tradition, wrote a letter which vindicated him and stopped the bad reports. He had little aid from others, and during his later years suffered from constant illness; yet he worked and prayed up to his last hour. It has been said of him that it is easier to admire him in thought than to do him justice in expression. The Saint was employed in translating the Gospel of Saint John from the Greek, even to the hour of his death, which took place on the eve of the Ascension in the year 735. “He spent that day joyfully,” writes one of his scholars. In the middle of the afternoon he said: “It is time that I return to the One who gave me being, creating me out of nothing... The moment of my liberty is approaching; I desire to be freed from the bonds of the body and to join Jesus Christ. Yes, my soul longs to see Jesus Christ its king, in the splendor of His glory.” In the evening a scribe attending him said, “Dear master, there is yet one chapter unwritten; would you be disturbed if we asked you additional questions?” He answered, “No; take your pen, and write quickly,” which the disciple did. He prayed then until his last breath.

So you have parted ways with the love of you life Bro? Great! In God's will.

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 27, 2013, 03:46:10 PM
Off topic ni, but i had a recent conversation with my good friend JR. He's getting ordained this summer 2013, btw! He asked me recently about my life and i updated him on my work and studies. Straight to the point lagi ni si JR, "Brother Lorenzo, so you're studying again? Why don't you study the seminary?"

hahahaha!

na nganga na pod ko.

Hahahahaha. How are you in your discerning process Bro?

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 27, 2013, 03:38:27 PM
Hehehe! Bro, off topic ni ha, you're a teacher na diay? Ka ingon ko you're an accountant.

Haha. Part-time ra Bro. After office hours. I need to shake off pud the constant boredom of accounting works.

I have a student before who is an INC member. I have included as part of my test questions Catholic teachings and some quotes from the saints and the Pope. I hope nga naka impact to nila.

Sus, kung makakita lamang kas ilang TV Show Bro. They cite Catholic books written by priests, bishops and cardinal to prove the Catholic Church doctrines are wrong. What is horrible about these all is that when the cite passages they pick them up such that when taken separately, the phrase/ sentence would be taken our of context. Whew. And so many have left their denominations for this INC thing.

Boom!

Informative.

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 27, 2013, 01:37:38 PM

9. You know you had to "mano" every adult in the house before you were allowed to go play.

Kani maoy nindot nga Filipino custom nga kinahanglan ipreserbar. Kasagaran ra bas mga bata karon dili na mo amen.

Looy man jamo iluto na.

Hahahahahaha.

Mura man ug si Vice Ganda author aning mga jokes.

Pictures sa mga actual fish nga gikan sa uwan.

Source: http://simplybechay72.blogspot.com/2012/01/its-raining-fish-in-loreto-agusan-del.html

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 27, 2013, 01:45:18 PM
Depende sa tawo, bro. I'm surprised that there are equal amount of people who are 'not religious' as there are who are 'religious' in my circle of friends and acquaintances. My two room mates who just moved in with me are both white guys. One is originally from Arkansas and grew up going to catholic school; my other room mate , Ryan, comes from Wisconsin and a cradle Catholic. When we cook together we always say grace before eating. So, naa jud tawo diri nga religion matters ; there are those who don't care.

In regards to relationships, yes. For serious relationships, i notice that it tends to be harder if one is from another faith than the other. There are a lot of American youth now joining online dating such as catholicmatch.com to find people who are of the same religious background and values. The church that I am part of, St. Mary of the Lake Roman Catholic Parish, has a group called "20's and 30's group" that tries to introduce single Catholic men and women with each other and holds weekend functions like movie night, adoration of the eucharist, etc. Daghan mo attend; kai daghan man Americans that do adhere to Church teachings, despite what the media tries to portray.

Majority of white-americans diri sa USA are pretty much very christian and conservative. Family life , just like in the Philippines, is central to their life. That's one thing I like.

Bitaw, I agree. Much of what is portrayed in the media, specially kadtong moabot dire sa Pilipinas, is that Americans are not religious and liberated (which I guess also true when it comes to the Philippines. Basin mga nakabahag pa ang mga Pilipino sa concept sa mga Americano. Hehehe).

I am elated nga daghan pa diay gihapong mga young professionals dihaa nga living by their faith. Nagkalisud na ra ba ang panahon.

As to the other faith issue in a relationship, pareho ra pud diay diria. Lisud jud pud ning lain ug faith.

By Jereco O. Paloma
Sunday, January 15, 2012

IT MAY be shocking to be rained on with fishes as residents of Loreto town in Agusan del Sur experienced, but a rain of fish is a natural although unusual occurrence.

Residents were keeping warm in their homes in Loreto as it was raining Friday morning when they suddenly went out in droves, unmindful of the rain as small yellow fishes believed to be mudfish fingerlings fell from the sky.

The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources of the Department of Agriculture has yet to issue official statement on what the fishes were as residents gave their own supernatural interpretations on what happened made worse by deep religious roots of some, thus inferring to the rain of frogs in the Bible.

But Lin Chambers, of the National Aeronautical and Space Administration (Nasa) Langley Research Center, in her article posted on Nasa official website, said such occurrence as natural and has no supernatural value.

Chambers said there were several occasions in United States wherein rainfall brings several creatures like frogs, fishes, and various forms of insects.

Chambers said the weird phenomena can be attributed to various factors and one of those is explained by the weather bureau stationed in Agusan.

The station of the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration in Agusan said the fishes found on top of the roofs of residents can be due to a water spout (ipo-ipo) formed from a cumuliform cloud above a body of water that vacuumed up the fishes and then dropped it in Loreto as the water spout dissipated.

"The essential skill that scientists bring to such a situation is the ability and habit of mind to immediately turn wild speculation into testable questions, and to identify the evidence that would allow that question to be answered," Chambers said.

Source: http://www.sunstar.com.ph/davao/local-news/2012/01/15/agusan-s-rain-fish-natural-although-unusual-200749

Hinoon, naa ra pud na sa pagpili. Di sa jud magsaja saja ug dasdas kay basin diay ug flirt lang. Is religion an issue sa relationship dihaa Bro? Like you should only date and marry people within your religious circle?

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 27, 2013, 01:08:52 PM

Their two adorable babies.

Kusog ang dugo sa Pinoy. Hehehe.

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 27, 2013, 12:48:34 PM
Hehehe. I dated a puti girl for 2 years in college and one thing that i really like about them is that they are very open when it comes to affection and emotions. They are very loving, too, bro. When they love, they give their whole heart into it.

Ow? Mao ba diay Bro? Misconception diay ning naas ahong huna huna nga kung puti imong uyab murag liberated unja dili seryoso sa relatinship. Kana gung kasagaran ipakita sa movies nga flirt then happy go lucky.

Wow! Aw kaning Pinoy kay puti puy kinaham. Nagkasinabot diay sila. Hehehehe.

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 27, 2013, 12:19:14 PM
ehehehe, yes, bro. they make beautiful babies, too.

Hahahaha.

Quote from: chriswise on May 27, 2013, 12:35:48 AM
madapawan oroy ni,,he,he,

Tungawan pa jud,

Ug country girl mao ba nang mga baje sa countryside sa America? Kanang kung dire pas atoa probinsiya? Hmmmmmm.

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 23, 2013, 03:16:10 PM

Beauty and Brain.

Bakante ba ang tupad nga table ani? Hehehehe.

Quote from: chriswise on May 27, 2013, 12:41:45 AM
unsa on man pag saka intawon ana kong mag pas an tag usang sako bugas,,,,jabo,,,

Maajo ug jabo ra Bay, hasta ang nagpas-an lagubo! Hehe

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 24, 2013, 03:42:00 PM
hmmm....is that edible, bro?

Makaon kono ni Bro Doc Lorenz. Ingon ang taga India. Daghan konos India ingani nga saging.

Mura ug mao ni sa South America. Kadtong setting sa Up nga animated movie murag mao ni. Kadtong nabutangan sa Angel Falls.

Niadtong last December mingadto mi ug Pagudpud ug nakakita lagi ko ug ingani pareha. Nagpapaicture ko kay wa man jud ni sa amo. Wa lamay close up pud. hehehehe.

Kinsay nakahibawo ninjo ug unsa ni?



Source: http://www.bananas.org/f2/all-red-bananas-same-17160.html

Source: http://i.imgur.com/

Source: http://photography.nationalgeographic.com/photography/photo-of-the-day/bamboo-forest-japan/

Pagkatoytoy!

The Monkey and the Cat

Ang anak = Mangkikatkat

Quote from: jorgeanna on May 23, 2013, 09:07:38 PM


unsa man pud masulti ninyo ani?

Asa man ta moagi pasaka ani? Hehehe.

Hakuna matata!

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

The best advice I have learned so far is this:

DO NOT INVEST YOUR EMOTIONS.

Likajan nang instinct bitaw ug kahasol ug pressure nga imbes investment ka nahimo na hinuong trading. Invest in the long-term.

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 23, 2013, 11:46:55 AM
hehehe...awww....

Arang lami-a ang gakos ni Moymoy ni Mingming.

I Juander, unsaon kaha pagsuwat sa ilahang pangan sa papel? BAsin ang ginagmay ra maoy isuwat.

Gikapoy ug umigat ning iringa gabii. Nanguwag na pud mao nga ganiha wa pa kamata!

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 23, 2013, 11:11:51 AM


mura lagi ang unggoy ning ingon, "its okay, dog, you wont feel a thing...."

 

Basin gihubat-an ang iro? Hehehehe. Kalooy!

Magpatabang pud ko ug ampo para ninjo Te sa ahong maguwang. Take care and God bless you more!

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 23, 2013, 10:30:53 AM
I agree. Expensive jewels belong in bank vaults. That is, if they can't be secured properly.

Hhhhhmmmm. Mura mag ipasundayag ang jewelry siguro dili kay itago. Hehehehe. Mag abtik lamang sa k******n kay impas!

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 19, 2013, 08:05:58 AM
Hmm, wa tingali diay simba-simba ning mga tawhana, mosulod lang sa simbahan aron makadelihensya...

Wa jamo siguro na kahuna huna tungod sa kalisod sa kinabuhi. Daghan man karon ang "practical."

Ganahan bitaw ko ug magbay duol sa suba, kanang pangpang dapit sa suba kay nindot ang juta katamnan ug mga lagutmon ug duma. Dili lamang pud ning inganing nagbitay. Pirme ta hadlok ug mahugmak na ba. Hehehe.

Same here, BAD GATEWAY daw.

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 16, 2013, 05:16:13 PM

The Count!

I remember this great mass song in Cebuano:

"Tanang binuhatan, mamaayo ug dautan, kining tanan Iya rang pagabayran."

Quote from: islander on May 17, 2013, 01:16:21 PM
sorry, wa ko kahibawo, though i never tried asking the department of agriculture.  wa tingali kay nganong mahal man ang charges sa private practitioners. 

mao gyod tawon na, bai tigs, ang ratio sa mga iring.  kada panganak, 3 to 4 times a year, 3 females to 1 male on the average pa gyod.  in the lifespan of a healthy cat, she can actually reproduce 27,000 kittens!  (apil na ang apo, apo sa tuhod, siko, ug unsa pa dinha from generation to generation). 

you have just encouraged me to search for some free or minimal fees for spaying... i'll keep you posted in case i get lucky.

Naa sa atbang sa UE Recto naa ang office sa Center for the Prevention of Cruelty Against Animals pero wa pa ko katry ug naa ba sila dihaa for free. Thanks Te!

Quote from: islander on May 17, 2013, 01:02:03 PM
only when they're taken care of by catsitters.  normally, free ra silang maglakaw-lakaw inside the place.  they are not allowed to go out.  100% indoor cats sila, otherwise, they're spayed.

rh bill gyod sila so i'll have room for other unwanted kittens simbako lang kay daghan na tawon kaayo kog iring, 31 ka buok, lain-lain ug batasan.  di na nako kaya ang pagpa-spay kay around 3k per female cat dinhi sa ato (mas barato ang male cat; ana man gyod nang mga laki baratohon, hihihi) unya 10 days pa gyod nakong patomar ug daily antiobiotics magkinamrasay pa mi. 

maayo gani kay kamao si banana republic manghinguko nila.  mao na ni ron.  ako ang tigpakaon ug tiglimpyo, siya ang beautician.

Te do you know centers nga nag offer ug free cat neuter? Hehehe. Ahong ipaliegate tong upat - tulo ka baje ug usa ka laki.

Na hala, usika ug maajo nang injong bala. Tagpila pud kaha na kada tira. Hehehehe

Quote from: islander on May 17, 2013, 11:07:05 AM
packing up for a trip.  stomach's bum over the thought that our 3 cats (all females, thrown out to the elements as kittens and i was at the proper place and time) who would need catsitting are all on heat.  huhuhu, bad timing.  got to warn the catsitters (puro ra ba laki) to bestow on them all their patience and to never let them out of their cages, no matter what.   

Hala! Presohon diay nimo Te? Mao na lamang pud ni ahong buhaton sa ahong tulo ka iring kay aron dila mamabdosan.

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 16, 2013, 07:45:25 PM
Hmm, an indication of the waning influence of the Church?

Mas indication ni of the morals and values degradation.

Quote from: islander on May 16, 2013, 12:09:52 PM
whatchamatta?  hehe, naunsa na man ning atong migo nga waxing poetic naman?  go, go, go, bai tigs!

Lyrics nas kanta Te Islex. Nindot jamo. Hehehe.

Moabut nis baki ron! Hahaha,

Happy Fiesta sa among baryo. Ipaksit na lamang kos inasal ron dihaa. Huhuhuhu.

Kani lagi pung way access sa information ang tanang tawo.

Dili man pud tanan may internet. Ug dili pud tanan idealistic.

Yes, wa jud maapil kay mas daghan pa mang mas pobre intawon. But by the way, according to the statistics of the NCSB, Aurora has a 30.7% poverty incidence among families there in 2012. WORST for the last 3 year statistics period. In 2006 ang poverty incidence is 22.4% ra, in 2009 it went down to 20.4%. But now? SINAW!

Source: http://www.nscb.gov.ph/poverty/defaultnew.asp

Quote from: hubag bohol on March 02, 2013, 09:24:07 PM

Kataw-onon nga kadaganun. Hahaha

Sajop ba gud diay? Nagtanga lamang pud ug nagpatunto. Hays buhay.

Naa ra bay manunuli nangitag tuliunon.

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

Ang punuan kamunggajan ang bunga kahumajan,
Unsa man? Hehehe.

I am walking in a desert but I am drowning inside,
No river runs deeper than the tears in my eyes,

One comment from the facebook page of Catholic Vote Philippines:

"nganga! oyoyoyoy! balik na naman tayo sa lansangan maam ... party party ..."

Unsa kahay nakalaglag ni Risa Hontiveros? Hmmm. Gaba na ba ni? Hehehehe.

Si Dick Gordon gusto nahong mosud pero mura ug dili na maarang.

Ag si Trillanes dili deserving!

Ang nakita ra ba? How about ang mga ssumed nga lingin? hahahah.

Number 6 ra ba! Toinks. Na unsaon ta man,

Para sa mga mobotar ugma, pagda mo ug pajong kay may chance nga mouwan kono ingon ang PAG-ASA.

And for the 7 days period beginning May 15 up to May 21, 2013, bantay kay may moderate forecast nga usa ka bagjo ang mahimugso sa West Philippine Sea. Rainy season may be around the corner na. Mao sa kadtong wa pa ka outing, paspas na kay uwanon na next week! Hehehehehe



Source: http://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/

Mamuot ko nga maguol!

Makatawa unja kahilakon!

Hahahahahaha.

Molakaw na lamang ba ko or dili? Esep esep.

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 11, 2013, 03:55:50 PM

It is unknown why the Filipino military ship opened fire, he said.

Oi, shimperd, misud naman pud sa Philippine waters ang maong sakjanan. Ug sa dihang giwarningan, gibangga naman hinuon nila ang coast guard boat. Kaingon siguro ug way armas. Adi girapido! Kodus sa PCG!

Nagtambungan ba ka sauna ug Flores de Mayo? Unsay imong experience?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQddrsKfQT0#ws

Kining balyenaha ginganlan nila ron ug 52. May facebook page ni sija nga kaugalingon ug usa ka documentary ang under sa pre-production stage bahin aning mao nga mammal.

It is detected in the Pacific Ocean every year beginning in Augustâ€"December, and moves out of range of the hydrophones in Januaryâ€"February. It travels as far north as the Aleutian and Kodiak Islands, and as far south as the California coast, swimming between 30 and 70 km each day.

Source: wikipedia

Quote from: islander on May 11, 2013, 02:16:08 PM
where is she now?