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I am a regular reader of the Philippine STAR and I admire the way you answer your letters. It always gives me something to ponder on.


I’m 26 years old and have a stable job. I live with my mom and sister since my father has already passed away. 


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My father abandoned us and left us to fend for ourselves with nary an explanation. After he left, my mother, a former public school teacher, had to use whatever financial resources were available to help us get by.  


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Dear Tita Chits,


I am 47 years old, a semi-retired architect and I am gay. After working 16 years in Saipan, I came home for good. I am now based in Aklan, where I have a little buy-and-sell business with my brother. We also tend to a small farmland. I only go to Manila for my medical check-up. I suffer from diabetes and I have a kidney ailment.


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Peace of Christ! Thanks for answering my first letter in your column in the Philippine STAR. Right now, I am visiting the Servants of Charity in Tandang Sora, Quezon City. It is a religious missionary community of priests and brothers in the service of people with disabilities. I am not sure, however, if Fr. Luigi Giambattista would accept me even as a religious brother. He keeps telling me that it is really up to me to decide what I want in life.


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Peace of Christ! Thanks for answering my first letter in your column in the Philippine STAR. Right now, I am visiting the Servants of Charity in Tandang Sora, Quezon City. It is a religious missionary community of priests and brothers in the service of people with disabilities. I am not sure, however, if Fr. Luigi Giambattista would accept me even as a religious brother. He keeps telling me that it is really up to me to decide what I want in life.


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DEAR TITA CHITS

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Peace of Christ! Thanks for answering my first letter in your column in the Philippine STAR. Right now, I am visiting the Servants of Charity in Tandang Sora, Quezon City. It is a religious missionary community of priests and brothers in the service of people with disabilities. I am not sure, however, if Fr. Luigi Giambattista would accept me even as a religious brother. He keeps telling me that it is really up to me to decide what I want in life.


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Everybody deserves a second chance at marriage

By OPENING WINDOWS by Chits Melchor Hechanova | January 22, 2002 - 12:00am

Dear Tita Chits,

Health And Family

Everybody deserves a second chance at marriage

By OPENING WINDOWS by Chits Melchor Hechanova | January 15, 2002 - 12:00am

Dear Tita Chits,

Health And Family

Forbidden relationships

By OPENING WINDOWS by Chits Melchor Hechanova | July 31, 2001 - 12:00am

Dear Tita Chits, I am a regular reader of the Philippine STAR and I admire the way you answer your letters. It always gives me something to ponder on. I’m 26 years old and have a stable job. I live with my...

Health And Family

Don’t wallow in self-pity - OPENING WINDOWS by Chits Melchor Hechanova

June 5, 2001 - 12:00am

Dear Tita Chits, My father abandoned us and left us to fend for ourselves with nary an explanation. After he left, my mother, a former public school teacher, had to use whatever financial resources were available...

Health And Family

End of an affair

By OPENING WINDOWS by Chits Melchor Hechanova | May 15, 2001 - 12:00am

Dear Tita Chits, I am 47 years old, a semi-retired architect and I am gay. After working 16 years in Saipan, I came home for good. I am now based in Aklan, where I have a little buy-and-sell business with my brother....

Health And Family

Reply from one of the chosen

By OPENING WINDOWS by Chits Melchor Hechanova | May 8, 2001 - 12:00am

Dear Tita Chits, Peace of Christ! Thanks for answering my first letter in your column in the Philippine STAR. Right now, I am visiting the Servants of Charity in Tandang Sora, Quezon City. It is a religious missionary...

Travel and Tourism

Reply from one of the chosen

By OPENING WINDOWS by Chits Melchor Hechanova | May 8, 2001 - 12:00am

Dear Tita Chits, Peace of Christ! Thanks for answering my first letter in your column in the Philippine STAR. Right now, I am visiting the Servants of Charity in Tandang Sora, Quezon City. It is a religious missionary...

Health And Family

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