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[Title] => Church to Fr. Nico: Shut up, or else...
[Summary] => Shut up, or else!
Outspoken Monsignor Nicanor Bautista, known for his critical stance toward the local Catholic Church’s handling of sex scandals and a champion of "optional celibacy" for the local clergy, has been sanctioned by Manila Archbishop Jaime Cardinal Sin for his open and public opposition to Catholic Church policies, notably priestly celibacy.
In an interview with The STAR, Bautista, head of the Catholic organization Mass Media Ministry, said he received last Monday a third admonition from Sin.
[DatePublished] => 2003-06-25 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Jose Aravilla
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[Title] => Boncodin: Up to 8,000 gov’t workers face layoff
[Summary] => Up to 8,000 government workers are to be pensioned off this year as part of a plan to trim the million plus-strong bureaucracy, Budget Secretary Emilia Boncodin said yesterday.
The government plans to convince between 6,000 and 8,000 civil servants to agree to a voluntary retirement program this year that will cost the government P10 billion, she told ANC’s "Business Morning."
However, no government agencies will be abolished and the government is not ruling out hiring in other agencies that need additional staffing, Boncodin said.
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BUSINESS MORNING
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[Title] => Church to Fr. Nico: Shut up, or else...
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Outspoken Monsignor Nicanor Bautista, known for his critical stance toward the local Catholic Church’s handling of sex scandals and a champion of "optional celibacy" for the local clergy, has been sanctioned by Manila Archbishop Jaime Cardinal Sin for his open and public opposition to Catholic Church policies, notably priestly celibacy.
In an interview with The STAR, Bautista, head of the Catholic organization Mass Media Ministry, said he received last Monday a third admonition from Sin.
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[Title] => Boncodin: Up to 8,000 gov’t workers face layoff
[Summary] => Up to 8,000 government workers are to be pensioned off this year as part of a plan to trim the million plus-strong bureaucracy, Budget Secretary Emilia Boncodin said yesterday.
The government plans to convince between 6,000 and 8,000 civil servants to agree to a voluntary retirement program this year that will cost the government P10 billion, she told ANC’s "Business Morning."
However, no government agencies will be abolished and the government is not ruling out hiring in other agencies that need additional staffing, Boncodin said.
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