+ Follow FATHER RUFINO SESCON Tag
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[Title] => Sin buried with full military honors on Tuesday
[Summary] => Jaime Cardinal Sin will be accorded full military and state honors when he is buried on Tuesday in a crypt beneath Manila Cathedral, where other Filipino bishops are interred.
President Arroyo has announced a week of national mourning for Sin, even as hundreds of mourners filed past his coffin yesterday.
Mrs. Arroyo also ordered Philippine flags to be flown at half-mast from Saturday until the period of mourning ends on Tuesday.
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[Title] => Pope Benedict saddened by Sin’s death
[Summary] => VATICAN CITY — Pope Benedict XVI said he was "deeply saddened" by the death of Jaime Cardinal Sin, in a telegram sent to Archbishop of Manila Gaudencio Rosales.
Benedict recalled "with gratitude Cardinal Sin’s unfailing commitment to the spread of the Gospel and to the promotion of the dignity, common good and national unity of the Philippine people," he said in the telegram, written in English, to Rosales and released by the Vatican.
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President Arroyo has announced a week of national mourning for Sin, even as hundreds of mourners filed past his coffin yesterday.
Mrs. Arroyo also ordered Philippine flags to be flown at half-mast from Saturday until the period of mourning ends on Tuesday.
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Benedict recalled "with gratitude Cardinal Sin’s unfailing commitment to the spread of the Gospel and to the promotion of the dignity, common good and national unity of the Philippine people," he said in the telegram, written in English, to Rosales and released by the Vatican.
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