+ Follow FATHER JAMES REUTER Tag
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[Title] => Fr. Reuter receives top service award
[Summary] => Father James Reuter, former executive secretary of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines’ (CBCP) Commission on Social Communications and Mass Media, was bestowed yesterday the Serviam award, a citation given by the Catholic Mass Media Awards to personalities who have served the less fortunate and inspired others to uphold Christian values.
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[Summary] => From the onset, there has always been doubt about the charges made by “Nicole” against Daniel Smith, fanned by anti-VFA groups who wanted to embarrass the United States.
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[Title] => ’81 visit sowed seeds of RP revolt
[Summary] => In the Philippines, a conservative Roman Catholic nation of 84 million people, Pope John Paul II holds a special place in the hearts of most Filipinos.
Although he only visited the country twice, he had a deep affection for the country and its people, especially the poor.
Unlike in other Catholic nations today, the Church still holds considerable sway over the lives of the country’s estimated 65 million Catholics.
The Pope’s first visit to the Philippines was in 1981 during the dark years of Ferdinand Marcos’ dictatorship.
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"A bishop suspended 20 priests and another (bishop) suspended 14 for sexual harassment cases," the director of the Church’s National Office of Mass Media, Father James Reuter, said yesterday.
Reuter would not reveal the identities of the bishops or the priests or disclose any details of the cases.
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FATHER JAMES REUTER
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"A bishop suspended 20 priests and another (bishop) suspended 14 for sexual harassment cases," the director of the Church’s National Office of Mass Media, Father James Reuter, said yesterday.
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