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Quote from: Lorenzo on November 01, 2010, 01:45:29 AM
Ah, Father Lungay, all I can say is that the beauty and wonder of the Lord is glorified. For He created these processes to occur at a whimb, ordained that the algae perform photosynthesis. These species have survived and lived for eons through this simplistic yet amazing resource acquisition. We, humans, have recently just figured out how these organisms replicate, populate and adapt to the environmental stressors.

The way everything is designed, and ordered in the natural world is amazing. It sings Glory to the Creator who created it all.

God IS Great!

From the Christian perspective or point of view I am always awed (and wowed) by the amazing wonders all around us (indeed, there is a touch of heaven everywhere!). And Bohol has plenty of them, needless to say. What I'm WARY ABOUT is what people (esp. those hiding behind the facades of big corporations and masks of powerful political figures) do to these wonderful creations, and to poor people, who are basically dependent on these God-given wonders. I may sound suspicious but I can't read motives either. Based on historical facts the locals or the poor people from a particular area are usually the ones who suffer the most if and when our fears become a reality. God forbid if that happens to our beloved Bohol and to our fellow Boholanos. But it's happening everywhere!!!

To be honest, I personally liked the way the Japanese project (JAICA) did in the early 80's... they came and taught us (Boholanos and Pinoys alike) how to be good farmers. Pero gahi lang jud nig mga ulo ning mga Pinoy kay magbuot jog ilaha (WA SUNDA MGA GITUDLO SA HAPON UNSAON PAGTANOM UG HUMAY HEHEHEHE). Their investment was in helping us "learn how to fish" in our own backyard, rather than "fishing in our own backyard and bring the harvest to Japan." Meaning, kung akoy pagbut-on, I prefer if foreign investors (I wonder if you can call one if they are not for profit) teach our locals how to manage and/or make use of our natural resources using scientific ways and/or modern technology. I'm sure we haven't even tapped the best ways to celebrate (aw!) our nature's giftedness. 

I went to the Chinese Restaurant for lunch today - Golden Dragon - but ate mostly Japanese sushi (which they have) and seaweeds... and my favorite eggdrop soup 

Re: This one I wish was explained in the dialect or binisaya kay wala gajod koy kasayuran ani nga subject matter as stated in my earlier reply. The terms "bentic algae" is so foreign to me; what is not foreign is "Pintik ni Alging." Unsa man god ni bahin? Bahin ug guso? lato? plain seaweed, etc? Hehehehe. I'm actually enjoying some readings here. 

Quote from: Vito Andoline on October 31, 2010, 04:22:55 PM
basin nakapili na ug muugay ugay bai

Mo ugay ug mo aguuuuy!!!! 

Unya naa pod si Fultom Sheen giingon, "Great men tell the truth and are seldom believed. Lesser men are generally believed, though they seldom speak the truth." (Fulton Sheen)

Which is which? 

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 31, 2010, 05:29:02 AM
Expect guerilla checkpoints. 

Hehehehe pagbantay basin dunay ambush!!! 

Pilgrimage 2010 â—‹ Arrival at Hotel Moderne

Namahaw ug omelet nga sardinas nga ligo kay wa jod intawoy lain

Dugay ra jod ko nagduda nga barkada to si JB ug Cheers... hala tiwas tagay!!! Drink J&B and shout CHEERS!!! 

Let's close the book of receipts!!! Hahahaha 

Welcome to TB, United States of America!!! Hmmmm, kinsa kaha ni siya... laing nagtakuban, another drama in the making... 

At first abi jud nako camera trick... pag break na, that's when I said "tinuod jud diay." Hehehehe

I was right then when I said (sa laing thread) that people these days are very poetic... morag makatakod baya na hehehe 

The Ballad of Enzo

He's no ordinary man
His pen writes likes a swan
Smooth and beautiful
Everything is cool.

He's knowledgeable I'd say
He heals along the way
Eternal life
He preaches day and night.

I'm glad you live close by to us Enz... you are what I call "a dokdoking (mind you, not walking  ) encyclopedia."

Same goes to Bay Hubag, Islander, Benny T and many others. Mga brayt jamo. I always enjoy your postings

Addendum:

I wish i could also say, "And I truly enjoy eating your recently caught sinugba!!!"  Bwahahaha

Quote from: Lorenzo on October 31, 2010, 12:21:24 AM
lol, nautical engineer sigoro, Father. hahaha

Aw!  Am glad "I was only joking, my dear... looking for a way to hide my fears." (Rod Stewart) 

Quote from: islander on October 31, 2010, 12:13:41 AM
i'm sure that by the term alone, an automotive engineer deals best with vehicles that don't fly. those referred to by the links below your post need aeronautic engineers.

if you have the time and inclination, please go to another thread (name's 3rd anniversary festival) where there's an aircraft design that's the work of an aeronautics genius.  his name is bugsay.   

Aw abi nako marine engineer nis Bay BugS... leading manufacturer of Bugsay, bwahahaha (joke) 

People are so poetic these days hahahaha 

Intsik man daw tong nakapalit sa patay nga kabaw ni Botoy. Mao ni ija text ni Bay Hubs, "w baka." (kabaw ra god pod ge rambol) bwahahaha 

Unsay kataw? Tirong? Hehehe

How 'bout if we say the difference is the same? (LoL)  Bitaw per term...

I think AUTOMOTIVE is just that, limited to automotive. A mechanical engineer encompasses that.

Kung binugoy...

Ang mechanical engineer dunay panahon maka dokdok sa TB kung naa siya sa opisina, apan ang automotove guy is busy tinkering with the engines and little things in the shop hehehe 

Suwayi daw baligya baka (dili kabaw)....

Basin moingon napod si VRGL, "BAKA matakbasan ka... o BAKA ba hinoon ka mapusil, bwahahahaha!!!" 

Hehehehe 

KA BOW nahimong BOW KO!!! 

BOW KO NI BOTOY!!!

Dulot ni Amay Bisaya!!! 

Quote from: Scarb on October 30, 2010, 06:25:32 AM
Saludo..! but plz. allow me to say; bikog..Kabog hee³ (jaga² rah) 

Naa say kabog maayo mo sawom ahihihi...  Lupig nokos, bwahahaha... My lips are sealed

Quote from: Lorenzo on October 30, 2010, 05:52:21 AM
hahaha father oy! ning take pictures ka adto? Tanaw ta beh.

I can imagine a much beardier, younger you sitting in the back of a jeepney as the truck drove through unpaved roads. lol

Like I said it was more than 25 years ago. Not only did I not own a digicam, I didn't own any kind of cam at all... for it was very expensive during those days. 

Morality aside, lami unta kung makapugong pa lang unta tas atong "uwag" (hahaha coined as man's most difficult passion) kay mao jud nay sinugdanan aning isyuha. Kung dunay moingon nga "how about self control?" moingon man pod kasagaran, "soloha!" or "sayon ras istorya." Easier said than done, 'ika nga. Basta lagi mag-istorya nag lami (Check the Cebuano dictionary, it defines sex as "lami nga di ika pangagda, bwahaha Saonz na lang)... "all rules collapse!!!" Kalimtan tanan, in other words.

Sa tinuod, mao man jod nay pinakasayon ug pinaka safe para ma control ang over-population ug STDs sa kalibutan... fast and abstinence. And you can only ask yourself the big question, "Ikaw, sugot ka?" Of course not!!!

And so people try to find another loophole or something/someone to point finger to (i.e., to blame). Siempre, it's the easiest way to do, esp. pointing finger to an institution (Church) teaching something that doesn't agree with our "free-willing" ways. Hayahaya mag mo point finger tas atong kaugalingon  . Ug siempre, mo pabor jud tas mga niuyon sa atong "point of view" and the government or our secular usually runs in our favor... so moboto jud tas ilang stand.

Well, kung dili mo Christiano o wa magsunod sa tudlo ni Kristo... yes, there are many other options available/for the taking... and you can follow it to your heart's desire. Wa jod nuoy magbuot.

But if we claim to be Christians (let me say it in Bisaya kay mas bug-at paminawon "kung nag patoo-too ta nga mga Kristiano") following a certain teaching (that of Christ, and His Church) aw, sakit jud tinuod sundon... apan kini nagsunod man god ug pamaagi or prinsipyo nga naka base sa "NATURAL LAW." Or shall we say, natural order of things. It's not a matter of right or wrong... it's not a teaching based sa point of view sa uban. It's HOW this particular religion sees what it right or moral. So anything, done to "mess up" or however you call it (interfere ba o unsa) with the natural order (that makes it unnatural or artificial, e.g. artificial contraceptives, artificial machines to prolong life, abortion, etc)... aw, mao poy iyang nakita or gihimong pagtulun-an sa iyang moral teaching as disorder, unnatural, immoral or even sinful. Dili man pod sakto mohatag kag pagtulun-an (teachings) that goes against the principles that you adhere to - tungod lang kay magpauyon kas imong mga masupilong sumusunod hehehe. Then I wouldn't want that kind of religion (kay dili firm or balimbing or depende sa dagan sa hangin, bwahaha). Ma mora napod nig politics nga mapalit hehehehe.  

Ergo, the Church teaches what it is supposed to teach...

Whether nasunod nas iyang mga sumusunod or not... that's where the issue is.

So, ayaw na lang pag handum nga mausob pa ang pagtulun-an sa Simbahan or not. Morag di jud na moabot. I guess, there could only be one truth and that's what the Church sees as truth... and so mao sab na ang iyang ipanudlo, and nothing else.  

Nothing more... nothing less.  

 

Quote from: Lorenzo on October 30, 2010, 04:07:50 AM
and how was the drive, Fr?

Use your imagination... it was like 25 years ago, hahahaha 

Sakit lubot!!! 

In fact, it was in Antique - driving from Iloilo - where I experienced or saw the longest wooden bridge I've ever seen at that time hahaha. 

I've been to San Jose, Antique, once in 1985 to attend the ordination of one of my classmates, Fr. Lally Gaite, who is now a full-peldged lawyer (he left the ministry). Actually, both of my classmates from this province left the priesthood; the other is now in Milan, Italy.

It looks like a big compound. Nice. 

Quote from: vrglguapo on October 29, 2010, 03:04:47 PM
CONGRATULATIUONS;To Gerry Pabe for winning as a konsehal in Cogon District,Tagbilaran..

Aaaah taga Cogon diay nis Gerry Pabe... meaning, amo diay ning consehal del barrio.  

Kinsa may nidaog sa Kapitan del Barangay, si Pepot Besas (kanhi keyboardist sa Deltas Combo) ba gehapon?

Basin typo lang ni... diha may commercial sa TV nga "Dulot ng Camay" 

Candlelight Procession, Part 2... I love the way they prayed in different languages


Lourdes Candlelight Procession & Rosary (Part 2 of 3)

Part 3 coming soon... the next day's video taken from a different perspective (kanang wala mo apil sa procession hahahaha) 

Goodluck Luckybelle... Godspeed 

Quote from: islander on October 29, 2010, 10:00:45 AM
this is great.  it's almost like being there myself.  thanks, fr. chic.

You're welcome Ms. Isle... this particular event (the procession, the singing of the Lourdes hymn and the raising the candle at the same time) was for me the highlight of the whole trip. Gawas nga tugnaw tong gabhiona, nagkurog jud ko sa "epek" sa religious experience of that very moment

Quote from: Lorenzo on October 29, 2010, 09:20:34 AM
Its so wonderful to see an event such as this through the eyes of the camera that you filmed, Father Lungay. I can only imagine how beautiful it must have been to be reciting the rosary with so many of the faithful.

The best part in the intro was when the ladies were saying, "yea we don't feel the cold" , but a gentleman in your congregation added, "Mama mia, I feel the cold.." hehehe.

Thank you, Father, for sharing with us.

God Bless You!

That is Mr. Stephen Curran from Boston... he's a character!!! 

Glimpse of the nightly candlelight procession and recitation of the holy rosary in Lourdes, France... in Latin and many other languages


Lourdes Candlelight Procession & Rosary (Part 1 of 3)

I'm happy nagka estorya namo Benny. I've read about it a long time ago - ga research2x pod ginagmay - that the Japanese father has to recognize and register the child's name in a registry in Japan (first step). I just hope that he does... kay from what I heard mahadlok man daw mahibaw-an sa asawa or by his Japanese family nga naka anak siya sa Pinas, hehehe. That would be like opening another can of worms. In fact, that was the reason why he was temporarily sent back to Japan... when the company heard about what happened. Unya when he came back, padayon lang gehapon si pogi sa iyang kabuang, ngadto napod sa laing mga babaye, hehehe. But who knows... basin diay pod malooy sa iyang mga anak. 

Quote from: Mulligan on October 28, 2010, 09:52:04 PM
Hmmmm.  Murag open highway. 

One way highway and  no going back.  The destination maybe unclear but the journey while going there is exciting and challenging.       No regrets.  Ingon pa nila "Life is drawing without an eraser".   

Fore !

Nice one! Jolerns!!! 

And the Boholanos are FUNNY... when they are drunk and awake in the wee hours of the morning 


Puppies with Junior Acid

Puppies - Jojo Jamisola

Quote from: Lorenzo on October 27, 2010, 11:29:25 AM
Father, please pardon my limited knowledge of binisayang bol-anon, but i must ask, what is the meaning of :

1. hingantahon = they love to sing
2. tapok tapok = gathering


Salamat Father!

That means they love to sing, especially at gatherings... like y' all did when we were at Rara's with the Puppies 

ILLUSTRATION:

Wonderful Tonight - Tubag Bohol EB

Mga Bol-anon pod puros mga hingantahon... labi nag tapok2x. Of course, this is not exclusive to the Bol-anons but they are it. 

Quote from: benelynne on October 27, 2010, 11:08:26 AM
Hi Pads,

Nagkontak na nako ang imong kaila. Since she just lives in the vicinity, I'm trying to arrange a meeting to get the details. I hope we can meet during the week. Actually, I am just doing my work, Pads. If they are eligible for resident visa as guardians of children of Japanese, my company, in cooperation with CDU,  trains them in the language, Japanese culture, customs and mores, as well as hospital work so that they can be employed in Japanese health care facilities. They need company sponsors so they can avail themselves of the visa, if they are qualified.

The two kids are carrying their father's last name, Kusanagi, in their birth certificates... but that's all they have. Unya late registration pa jud, dili tong "at the time of birth" nga birth certificate. I hope it helps.

Quote from: benelynne on October 27, 2010, 08:00:10 AM
Hi technichi,

There is a good number of Japanese descendants in Bohol. In Panglao, there is one family whose papers I had processed and their children finally made it to Japan. Having a Japanese blood used to be a social stigma especially after the war, that's why many used the surnames of their mothers to hide their Japanese identity. But since 2000, the Japanese government had given special privileges to them for long-term residency in Japan, waiving the regular requirements for foreigners like university diploma and special skills.

Recently, the Japanese government has also eased the rules for the grant of Japanese nationality to those with Japanese blood. Children who were born to a Japanese father and a foreign mother out of wedlock used to be excluded from the right to Japanese nationality, unless they were officially recognized by the Japanese father within three months of conception (tough for any unmarried father).

But now, children of Japanese-Filipino (foreigner) unions -- married or unmarried -- who are below 20 years of age can seek the recognition of their Japanese father and be entitled to Japanese nationality.  In really difficult cases, especially for mothers who used to work as so-called 'talents', one can present DNA evidence of consanguinity.

Thanks for helping spread the word. Hope this will reach many more Japanese descendants in Bohol.

You've given more than just information; you've given "light" and "hope" to people (esp. those with Japanese lineage) whose future are obscure because they do not know better. I'm sure many have tried this course before but not enough light were shed. What you've said and your experience on this matter (whether it makes or breaks) is something they can hold on to for the moment until their "fate" are settled or given due recognition.  You're God-sent no question

Quote from: islander on October 26, 2010, 08:47:15 PM
it just might turn into a six-lane autobahn in the wink of an eye, who knows...

It does actually from time to time, when I get a hypoglycemia attack... my road turns into 6-lane and blurry, hahahaha 

My life is a long, winding and rough Barangay road!!! 

Thanks Benny. Yes, I know the mother and child and they are not very far from you. They live also in Cebu. I'm very close to the family. I will ask them to text or call you (if it's ok with you) when I get the chance to speak to them. I got your pvt message. Thank you. 

Paki J 

Quote from: Lorenzo on October 26, 2010, 12:46:32 AM
Hahaha kujawa oy. chicharon para ni chicogon! pa ha ha ha ha!  

Father, intawn, ako, wa ko ka kaun kai ning take ko ug vaccination sa Hep B. ug PPD test (Hospital regulation)

Magpuasa diay ka ron dong Enz... fasting is good for the soul... 

Quote from: islander on October 25, 2010, 11:01:22 PM
hahaha!  ka-thrilling, fr chic.  si banana republic nanginto pod ang bp.  he's on maintenance unya mag-exercise pod, mao nga mokaon gihapon ug mga gidili ginagmay.  ako ang na-entonses.  kay mubo kaayo kog bp, akoy tigkaon sa di niya makaon, labi na ang favorite nakong chicken skin.  aruy, ang akong joints na man ang nagsuol.  kining sakit mangita gyod diay ug kapahungawan.  ako na pod hinoon karon ang naay mga gidili.  na, we are what we eat man god kaha, di sige, bisag ginagmay lang.  

Ingna imo banana split kami mag-uban kaon pohon aron di mi matintal o ma guilty bwahehehehe. 

Isdang tilapia napod ang pamahaw, aw, paniudto naman gani kay 11AM naman... ge prito pod aron duol2x sa chicharon inig ingkib pero menos ug fats hehehehe. Saguwan ug sukang pinakurat (shocking vinegar? ), cloud nine lang gehapon ang dating. 

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 25, 2010, 04:40:29 PM

Nganong napaksit mani? Kinsa nag bugal2x ani... mga babaye o semi-babaye? Bwahahaha 

Quote from: vhinz08 on October 25, 2010, 07:43:28 PM
Bisag sikreto nija to aron pangpadugok sa kwarta    Unja sa laing bahin mangwelga ang mga chicks sa ijang pagka medjo bastos.  

Mao tingale pod... Love Potion # 9 

Sige pod ko kadungog ani, basta naay mag rosaryo o mag-ampo sa simbahan...

Maghimaya ka Maria, napuno ka sa grasya
Ang Ginoo maanaa kanimo
Bol-anon ka sa tanan... ug Bol-anon usab ang bunga sa tiyan mo nga si Hesus."

I hope God has a great sense of humor, too!!! 

Quote from: Lorenzo on October 25, 2010, 02:02:37 PM
What are the stereotypes that people from all over the Philippines have on the Bol-anon?

Mao ni akong nadunggan over the years, whether true or not, di tingale tanan...

Mga waffo ug waffa kuno mga Bol-anon... mga byutipol ug ambongan, daghang bryt, byahedor (kusog mo langyaw), hilom-hilom or hilomon apan street-smart. Usahay pod makadungog ko daghang moingon, "daghang maru nga Bol-anon, bwahehehe!!! 

Benny, if I may ask... unsa ning COE kabahin aning application for Japanese visa? I know of a little girl fathered by a Japanese national but the Japanese father is already married in Japan previously. Pero iya man sang giangkon ang bata sa certificate of birth except wala joy laing documents/evidence para maka claim siya ug Japanese nationality. Or is there? The girl is almost 11 years old. Basin aduna kay nahibaw-an bahin ani... Thanks
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Quote from: hubag bohol on October 25, 2010, 01:28:17 PM

In the world of frogs... nang LOTION ra na siya eheheheh 

Ang baki ray nasayod ug ang mga kokak deri sa TB bwahahaha!!! 

The hot Catalonian sun and the unpleasant easterly wind of the Mediterranean has caused a little havoc along the way near Andorra. Fortunately, the heavens managed to keep the pace of our journey as timely and quiet as the silencer of the Siciliana (bwahahaha  samot kog kalibog  )

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 25, 2010, 10:28:26 AM
He he, lisod nis Ms. Raqz kay naay photographic memory. Sabagay, di na to makit-an nga post, kon tinuod man ugaling... 

Pakit-a dayon si Raquel sa imong photogenic pose... kay basin mao nay motapot sa iyang photographic "spycam" memory... 

  ← labaw pod kong wa kasabot... Catalonian pa nuon na makasabot unta ko coz I was there a week or so ago hehehe 

Morag naka hearing pod ko ani sa FB... ug sa usa ka daang thread deri sa TB...

Natintal napod kog lutog humbang baboy (tinagawog, meaning, caramelized) ug chicharon, huhuhu... saonz na lang ni. Bambi, ang akong BP nanginto napod hehehe... 

Are You The One?


ARE YOU THE ONE?

Words by John Benker

Music by TQ Solis, Jr.

1
Are you the man they were talking about?
The one who is God's only Son?
The man who made the blind man see...
How will I know you're the one?

2
I saw you one day by the tomb of a man
You stretched out your hand, restored his life
You brought him back as a sign of your love
I do believe you're the one...

Refrain:
I heard you speak, I heard you say,
"With my body, with my blood, you shall live."
And now I see... and now I feel
You are here just for me.

(Repeat Refrain)

Copyright (c) 1988 Paring Bol-anon Music
All rights reserved

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 25, 2010, 07:18:52 AM
He he, hinuon, daghan man ning nawonga sa atoa. Naa koy kumpare sa inom nga ingon ani pud og nawong. Higal ra ba pud tong kanahan...

Maoy pait ani kung kining naa sa hulagway dili na siya mao - parehas lag nawong - pero maoy napasanginlan... magbagotbot jud tong tag-iya ani nga piktyur 

Pornography is never good (morally speaking) but I wonder what our (Philippine) constitution says about free expression/selling pornographic, etc. Plain wondering... 

Quote from: Vito Andoline on October 24, 2010, 11:43:01 PM
basin imong silingan ni...

Morag naa poy pari nganing nawong tsk tsk tsk... 

Hehehehe... many a-times (literally) 

Quote from: islander on October 23, 2010, 11:23:45 PM
di lang ako kay kompleto, iyu.  nadoble pa gyod, duha ka andana, hahaha!

Kung dunay 3F pabutangi unya ug escalator o gamay nga lift (elevator) 

Padung pa mamahaw (late pamahaw)... mag init sa akong ginisang sardinas nga gisakutan ug sayote ug misua nga noodles... mada raman pod hehehe 

Quote from: vhinz08 on October 23, 2010, 09:40:17 PM
Kinhason gagmay naa ra sa lapyahan, nakahinumdom ko ug nganong ginganlag ni sija ug kaykay kay kung manguha ka ani kinahanglan man ug kaykayon nimo ag bas aron masakpan nimo ni sila, kay sa ilawom man ni sila ga tago, maoy explaination ni mama sa ako-a. 

Aaaah... mao diay. Thanks Vhinz! 

Quote from: vhinz08 on October 23, 2010, 08:17:47 PM
Payts kaayo diay imong paniudto diha dre, samantala ang akong paniudto sinabawang kaykay gi haloan ug dahon sa jimboa, gi luyahan ug gi kamatisan, unya galuto pod ug piniritong tilapia.  Panghimagas  maja blanca with corn, gitulakan ug orange juice.

Unsa to nang kaykaya? Akong nailhang kaykay kay kana ramang pinutos nga baliga sa Jojie's Bakery hehehe...

Parehag nawong sa among silingan... 

Nahilom lagi.... nadakpan na ba diay jud?

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on October 22, 2010, 08:56:14 PM
Oi di diay ka menyo Botoy? hahahha ulitawo pa diay. Kinsa man diay to nga Mrs. imong gipasabot nga ma duklan ka kung malimtan ug pamisbis ang tanaman?

Aguy aduna may nakahinumdom!!!  Slip of the tongue diay (o di ba slip of the thread, bwahaha)

Paniudto karong adlawa mao ni gibanatan â†' adobong baboy, tinuwang manok ug newly-cooked chicharon unya on the side pinakurat nga suka nga tinuyohan ug kolikot nga sili 2 kabuok. Payts kaau!!! 

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 22, 2010, 11:16:11 PM

Shush... sukang pinakurat na lay kuwang ani ug bahaw!!! 

Glory To God In The Highest â—‹ Nashville Version

Performed by Steve Thomas

Written by J. Roel Lungay

Piano and concertina by Catherine Styron-Marx

Harmonica by Jim Hoke

Bass by Steve Thomas


GLORY TO GOD IN THE HIGHEST

Text: ICEL. Used by permission

Antiphon:
Glory to God in the highest,
And peace to his people on earth.

(Repeat)

1
Lord God, heavenly King,
Almighty God and Father,
We worship you,
We give you thanks,
We praise you for your glory.

(Repeat Antiphon)

2
Lord Jesus Christ, only Son of the Father,
Lord God, Lamb of God,
You take away the sin of the world:
Have mercy on us;
You are seated at the right hand of the Father:
Receive our prayer.

(Repeat Antiphon)

3
You alone are the Holy One,
You alone are the Lord.
You alone are the Most High, Jesus Christ,
With the Holy Spirit,
In the glory of God the Father. Amen.

(Repeat Antiphon)

Music Copyright © 1992 Fro’s Music.
International Copyright Secured. All Rights Reserved

I wish I knew the answer to this issue. When I was a student of moral theology 25 plus years ago we tackled questions similar to what Ben raised on this thread and I can tell you the stand of both the teaching Magisterium (official teaching of the Catholic Church) as well as those who oppose or question it's applicability (even from the ranks of Catholic bishops, e.g. Canadian Bishops' Conference, and/or of some Catholic theologians). But key to understanding the Church's stand on this issue is the word "natural." As long as it is natural... the Church doesn't have any problem with it. I just hope somebody can appease the curiosity/query of those who seek "sincere" enlightenment per this issue surrounding Natural Family Planning.

Here's a little link for those interested to read more..

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_family_planning

Good luck and God bless!

Welcome to Tubag Bohol Ruth... nadugangan na pod ang TB ug buotan ug waffa nga nilalang. 

Quote from: ruth on October 21, 2010, 11:32:29 PM
pwede ko apil? share lang ko sa akong gikaon nga buwad pot2...

Welcome to TB Ruth!!! 

Quote from: www.tubagbohol.com on October 21, 2010, 09:07:44 AM
Walay Uyab? or Walay Internet?
Pili unsay mas okay sa imo.

Bwahahaha unsa ni torture?!! 

Quote from: www.tubagbohol.com on October 21, 2010, 09:08:31 AM
Naa ka bay Ex nga Gipaabot Mabyuda?

Hahahaha I hope wa ni manungo!!! 

Quote from: Scarb on October 21, 2010, 05:27:59 AM
nindot kaau sya nup?

Ka tropa sa mangloy, aninipot, gangis, bakukang ug uban pa hehehehe 

But she's the fairest of them all!!! 

Quote from: Scarb on October 21, 2010, 05:34:46 AM
kauban na nga video sa RHBill campaign 

Unsa nang RH Bill? Rural Health Bill? Ahihihihi 

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on October 19, 2010, 12:34:04 PM
Waba diay tay mga massage parlor dinha?

Naay parlor pero lain man sud, di man momasahe bwahahaha!!! 

The most famous attraction of Musee du Louvre... second to none!!!   

Like I said camera nuon motoo pa ko... pero gwardia (as in armed men) as mentioned in your quote, wala jud nuon ko kakita. BPI jud kay naay duha kay gwardia gadag shotgun ug M16 sa pultahan, bwahehehe!!!! Cordon hinuon diha pa, to prevent people from crowding/hitting the glass that housed the Mona Lisa. Otherwise, obvious unta kaayo. And that was only last week when I was there... during the height of terrorist alert.  Dili na quote from any article.

Quote from: vrglguapo on October 21, 2010, 02:27:56 AM
cool advertisement for condom..
http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1334665139945#

Bwahahaha!!! Saonz na lang....  Very smart baya pod na commercial hehehehe

Wow Enz... you really know your world history 

Quote from: bisdakangdako on October 20, 2010, 11:07:45 PM
The painting currently hangs on Louvre Museum in Paris. It is set behind a wall of Bulletproof glass and watched over by armed guards.

So what's all the fuss about?

Istorya ilawom sa dagat ra nang ilaha. They know how to create gimmicks. Mas gwardiado pang BPI sa Tagbilaran o di ba ICM kay naa pay duha ka security guards... kaysa Louvre or Mona Lisa. Camera nuon siguro somewhere pero wala may gwardia. Ayaw sakay sa gimmick. Pros and cons of Mona Lisa is all propaganda to keep luring the 600 million tourists kada tuig. Sus Ginoo pilay bayad kung mosud sa Museum unya in POUNDS pa jud!!! Brayt jud ni sila basta for profit na gani. You should read the history why everything is massive in Paris hehehehe. 

Mga higanteng portraits or frames hanging all over the Louvre nga para nako
mga mas kahibulongan pa sa portrait ni Mona Lisa nga gamatit kaajo 

The multitude crowding the area near the Mona Lisa

Quote from: Scarb on October 20, 2010, 10:55:04 PM
Unza na balhibo sa kilid Pad§? Morag dli buhok sa ulo nyahaha,sa bukton ba na?

Mao nay kampo sa mga "kuto" (armory du kuto) nga maoy nagbantay sa painting sa Mona Lisa, bwahahaka. Kidding aside, kamot nas laki nga nag kodak2x pod 

Posing jud maski guot jamo kay tsamba ra ni. Photo taken inside Musée du Louvre 10/13/10

Thanks for the video Anna... naminaw jud ko kay wala may ni explain ani namo last week when we were inside Musee du Louvre. Wow, 600,000,000 visitors trying to see the Mona Lisa every year. That's how it looks inside the Louvre... mora pog usa pod ka million ka tawo ga laroy2x sa sulod (and it's not even open everyday hehehe).


Here's my take on Mona Lisa  

Yuri vous coucher avec moi ce soir ← kanta ni Donna Summer sa una 

Quote from: islander on October 20, 2010, 07:05:22 AM
iron boy imbis iron man?  makatuo ko ana kay naay batboy diri, the name of the pet bat of our neighbor.  gamay pa man kuno mao nga di pa batman.

welcome, yuri 'andropov' the iron boy, ang batang mamalantsahay.

Hahahaha basin pod diay bayong pa si Yuri, ang batang sin (yero), wa pa maputhaw... 

Nig ka puthaw pwede na mamalantsa... order ni misis!!! 

Paniudto: Niuban ko sa Asian Buffet... haaay dugay2x napod ko wa kakaon sa Chinese restaurant. 

Quote from: Scarb on October 20, 2010, 05:12:23 AM
Oh je kana Yuri ky anime figure man na? Naa koy kaila nga hilig ana motan-aw 

Welcome Yuri..aherm§

Welkam Yuri - ang batang puthaw!!!