down-to-earth. charming. warm. intelligent. sensible. perceptive.
being with bishop chito tagle of imus, cavite, last night at a gathering of pinoy students and their friends was a very pleasant experience for me.
plus it reminds me that there really ARE cool priests.
i really like him. ever since he officiated a mass for us at our JVP 10-year reunion 4 years ago, i have been hooked. what a great man!
blessing, indeed.
if something is worth doing, it's worth doing well, baby
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Hi there,
This is totally unrelated to this particular post. Just wanted to say it's good to see you've again opened your blog for all to see/read.
Anyway, I just finished reading your "dem accent" post and I couldn't agree more. The interesting thing is that Pinoys --yes, including my close relatives, unfortunately -- here where I live (Canada) try to adopt the anglicised version of their very filipino/hispanic last names. I find this very funny, actually. So, I sometimes amuse myself by dialling these people's phone numbers just to listen to their answering machines. You know, just to hear them say their last names funny. :-)
Take care.
Shy Mango
hmmm...priests...they're my weakness...no offense but i can't help but admire 'em.
indeed he's a very terrific person... i met him when he's still a priest wearing a simple shirt, a maong jeans and tap sider.
hi. i hope you don't mind, but i linked this entry in one of my entries on my blogsite. i have always admired bishop chito, and it's nice to know that there are people like you who write nice things about him. merry christmas!
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