he Catholic Church has a proud history, proud not of the Godly and spiritual sense but of the temporal. Afterall, this same church was the one and same as the Roman Empire. A casual check of history would reveal that this supposed religious organization started out as a tool by the Roman Emperor Constantine to [...]
Salamat po.
Salamat po sa mga kapatid na binuksan ang kanilang tahanan upang magkasama-sama makapanood ng burol at libing ng Ka Erdy. Hindi po kayo nagdamot at dahil na rin sa inyong kabaitan, naibsan kahit konti ang kapighatian na tayong lahat ngayon ay nadarama.
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I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith. Now there is in store for me the crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous Judge, will award to me on that day—and not only to me, but also to all who have longed for his appearing.
Paalam [...]
Much has been seen and said about the Iglesia ni Cristo’s vaunted unity so I won’t go into much detail of why and how. The Iglesia doctrines defined it based on scriptures and adherence to it is required, also based on scriptures.
On the contrary, the Catholic church, even from it’s earlier years is always been [...]
So laments Teresita I. Barcelo, president of the Philippine Nurses Association in a report by The New York Times.
Filipinos, although not all including myself, regard the 1986 “revolution” as a golden moment in Philippine history, maybe the world. It was the first time a “dictator” was swept out of office in a peaceful, almost non-violent [...]
“The Lord made me do it”.
Ah, the all too familiar excuse “religious” leaders use when they want a piece of another pie, that is politics.
Mike Velarde, leader of the Catholic sub-sect El Shaddai wants to be president in 2010. He’ll be joining other so-called “religious” leaders who chose to delve into politics, people like [...]
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While fellow filipinos ate instant noodles and gruel and drank unclean water, the Philippines President, together with 25 “civil servants” nibbled on caviar and sipped expensive ($500 a bottle) wine. Ah, the good life of the rich and famous. The tab was $20,000! She can afford it. Her wealth stands at PHP 144 million. Not [...]
To our dearest Bro Erano G. Manalo, our prayers are for your continued success as you lead us towards the perfection of our faith. Happy 95th Anniversary po!
In the late 60s, the Iglesia ni Cristo was in all major cities in the Philippines. Not even one province of the country was left without an Iglesia [...]
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n one Philippine province, 500 thousand attendees are expected to converge at a resort to join the world-wide festivities in celebration of the Iglesia ni Cristo 95th anniversary on July 27, 2009.
An estimated 500,000 well-wishers and guests are expected to congregate on July 27 at Villa Del Sol in this city to celebrate the 95th [...]
The Iglesia ni Cristo, the largest independent church in Asia, extended a medical mission to its neighbor, including a large population of Filipino Muslims.
A volunteer team composed of 50 doctors, 50 dentists and 100 paramedics arrived before 8 a.m. and set up a large tent at the Maharlika Blue Mosque Park serving as their working [...]
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