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The commemoration of the first death anniversary of Manila Archbishop Jaime Cardinal Sin Wednesday will be highlighted by a three-day series of Masses and activities at a village named after him in Punta, Sta. Ana starting today.


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Fr. Rufino Sescon said the cardinal might be removed from the respirator as his condition steadily improves.


Reading a prepared statement, Sescon said Sin had suffered irregular heartbeat, not a heart attack as earlier reported.


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Fr. Rufino Sescon said the cardinal might be removed from the respirator as his condition steadily improves.


Reading a prepared statement, Sescon said Sin had suffered irregular heartbeat, not a heart attack as earlier reported.


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