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[Title] => St. Theresa's College celebrates 100 years of ICM Sisters
[Summary] => What do celebrated writers Carmen Guerrero Nakpil and Gilda Cordero Fernando, population expert Mercedes B. Concepcion, Commission for Higher Education chair Patricia Licuanan, former ambassador and Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting head Tita Tambunting de Villa...
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[Summary] => A blind masseur from Bohol who was able to rise from poverty and help other disabled people become productive citizens received the 2005 Disabled Filipino of the Year Award yesterday.
Timoteo Quilas, founder of the Bohol Federation of Disabled Persons, led other recipients of the Apolinario Mabini Awards at Malacañang.
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[Summary] => A few years back, Manulife Phils. vice-president for marketing Jose Ma. Ignacio experienced first-hand how child-unfriendly some hospitals can be.
His son got confined during the rash of dengue cases.
"Imagine a three-year-old boy being stuck with needles for intravenous treatment. Hospital experience was already traumatic in itself. The ambiance seemed to breed a more foreboding atmosphere," he said.
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[Title] => Believing in Miracles
[Summary] => Had she not been offered an education by a priest who spotted her while selling sampaguita leis, Joyce would have been among the millions of Filipino out-of-school-youth who are out on the streets instead of in classrooms. Now 20, Joyce, who hails from Pampanga, had to quit school because of poverty when she was only seven years old.
Among the 20 residents of Bahay Mapagmahal in Sta. Lucia, Novaliches, Joyce, like the other children residents, found more than just a roof over her head in the home which provides them with meals and lodging, medical care and an education.
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Timoteo Quilas, founder of the Bohol Federation of Disabled Persons, led other recipients of the Apolinario Mabini Awards at Malacañang.
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His son got confined during the rash of dengue cases.
"Imagine a three-year-old boy being stuck with needles for intravenous treatment. Hospital experience was already traumatic in itself. The ambiance seemed to breed a more foreboding atmosphere," he said.
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Among the 20 residents of Bahay Mapagmahal in Sta. Lucia, Novaliches, Joyce, like the other children residents, found more than just a roof over her head in the home which provides them with meals and lodging, medical care and an education.
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