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                    [Title] => Who does not need a miracle?
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                    [Summary] => APARRI, Cagayan — Thousands of local and foreign tourists arrived here over the weekend to witness the grand fluvial procession which marked the arrival of the miraculous image of Our Lady of Piat in the Philippines 400 years ago. 


Blessida Diwa, regional director of the Department of Tourism, said some 20,000 local and foreign tourists crowded inns and hostels in this far-flung municipality to witness the fluvial parade participated in by some 350 well-decorated boats. 


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                    [Title] => Palace assures Vatican on RP situation
                    [Summary] => Malacañang has assured the Vatican that the country’s political malaise will end once President Arroyo is installed as the new president.


Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye expressed confidence that the bickering that reached its peak during the campaign and canvassing period will soon pass.


"We acknowledge the concern of the Vatican over our political controversies. But we assure the Church and the international community that this is a transient situation that will set itself aright as the proclamation and inauguration take place," he said.


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                    [Title] => 400 years of Our Lady of Piat
                    [Summary] => All roads lead to Piat in Cagayan Valley for a date with history this month. This year, the province will celebrate the 400th year of the arrival of Our Lady of Piat from Macau to Cagayan. Already in place is an array of activities to commemorate the occasion. 


The festivities in Cagayan will be two-fold. The days from June 4 to 23 will mark the quadricentennial celebration of Our Lady of Piat, while June 24 to 29 will be the 421st Aggao Nac Cagayan festival.


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                    [Title] => Devotees mark quadricentennial feast of Cagayan’s Our Lady of Piat
                    [Summary] => PIAT, Cagayan — No less than one million devotees of Our Lady of Piat from all over the country are expected to arrive here today to join the 20-day celebration of the 400th anniversary of the arrival of the miraculous image in Cagayan Valley in the early 15th century. 


On June 23, 1604, Dominican fathers brought the five-foot image of Our Lady of Piat via the Cagayan River from Macau to Lallo town, formerly known as Ciudad Nueva Segovia. 


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                    [Title] => It's the economy, stupe! A nation really woebegone - HERE'S THE SCORE by Teodoro C. Benigno
                    [Summary] => There he is these days, the president imploring the Virgin Mary to save him, to save his tottering regime, the once movie-handsome face tumbling into open-mouthed sorrow or what appears like sorrow. The latest is Joseph Estrada beseeching Our Lady of Piat in Cagayan to rescue him from the turbulence swirling around him. Whence? From the Senate where impeachment proceedings begin to look like a noose, the probable executioner bearing the unlikely name of Valhalla. From the streets where tens of thousands boom "Erap, Resign!" like the crackle of thunder on the stampede.


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                    [Title] => Estrada prays for luck in Cagayan church
                    [Summary] => If faith can move mountains, can prayers save a presidency?


President Estrada said yesterday he fervently prayed before Our Lady of Piat in Tuguegarao, Cagayan that a miracle would come in the light of the corruption charges against him.


"I prayed that luck will come," he told reporters after attending Mass at the basilica there.


The President also said that he prayed for peace and unity amid the raging controversy over jueteng.


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Blessida Diwa, regional director of the Department of Tourism, said some 20,000 local and foreign tourists crowded inns and hostels in this far-flung municipality to witness the fluvial parade participated in by some 350 well-decorated boats. 


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Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye expressed confidence that the bickering that reached its peak during the campaign and canvassing period will soon pass.


"We acknowledge the concern of the Vatican over our political controversies. But we assure the Church and the international community that this is a transient situation that will set itself aright as the proclamation and inauguration take place," he said.


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"I prayed that luck will come," he told reporters after attending Mass at the basilica there.


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