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[Title] => Bacolod clergy's jubilee concert
[Summary] => As I earlier had pointed out, the diamond jubilee celebration of the Bacolod Diocese has also attracted to Bacolod many ...
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[Title] => Revolutionary ideas bear fruit
[Summary] => We often equate revolution with those who call for change or mount demonstrations to protest government actions or inaction.
But it was demonstrated over the weekend that real change of mindset and hearts as well as institutions are achieved by those who just silently plod on and implement revolutionary ideas.
This change of attitude became evident over the weekend in Negros Occidental. And the impact of these so-called silent revolutions will endure better than the dramatic outcry against policies and practices of the government.
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[Title] => Church, gov’t on collision course on Cha-cha
[Summary] => Catholic Church authorities in Bacolod City launched Wednesday its campaign against the government’s efforts to amend the Constitution through the "people’s initiative."
Bacolod Bishop Vicente Navarra personally kicked off the drive with a torch parade, vowing to continue the fight until it gets results.
The two other dioceses of Negros Occidental — San Carlos and Kabankalan — backed the campaign. They took part in the torch parade.
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This change of attitude became evident over the weekend in Negros Occidental. And the impact of these so-called silent revolutions will endure better than the dramatic outcry against policies and practices of the government.
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Bacolod Bishop Vicente Navarra personally kicked off the drive with a torch parade, vowing to continue the fight until it gets results.
The two other dioceses of Negros Occidental — San Carlos and Kabankalan — backed the campaign. They took part in the torch parade.
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