By Mariano A. Santos
PINOY Editor/Publisher
Luis “Cito” Lorenzo is perceived as a key in unlocking a huge anomaly under Gloria M. Arroyo’s regime. He went to the US in 2005 when he was summoned in his capacity as former agriculture secretary by the Philippine Senate Blue Ribbon Committee chaired by then Sen. Ramon Magsaysay Jr.During...
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Cito Lorenzo: Odd Man Out
P-Noy’s number one priority
Guest Editorial
By Fernando Fajardo
Inquirer News Service
Used with permission
President Aquino’s inaugural speech was criticized by some for being full of motherhood statements and not mentioning the needed specific actions. What is wrong with that? In his inaugural speech, P-Noy need only to state the tone of his new administration without the details because that can...
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A Clan Gathers
By Jon D. Melegrito
Contributing Editor
DENVER, CO–Every two years, the Dizon Clan – named after my maternal grandfather, Marcelino Dizon – gathers for a family reunion. On this July weekend, we’re being hosted by my neices here in the Rocky Mountain state.
Family members take turns hosting these well-attended reunions – typically a long weekend affair...
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Care for aging immigrant parents a dividing issue for area Fil-Ams
By Christina Rosales, Phil Jacobson
Special to PINOY
Willi Buhay is an artist, a writer and a leader in Chicago’s Filipino community. He is also a son, and he prioritizes caring for his bedridden mother above all else. Every day for several hours, Buhay visits her at the rehabilitation center where she stays. He brings her...
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Honoring Jesus’ grandparents
By Fr. Tirso Villaverde
Pastor, St. Bartholomew Parish
On July 26th, the Catholic Church honors Sts. Joachim and Anne who are the parents of the Virgin Mary, Mother of Jesus. It follows, then, that they are the grandparents of Jesus. Their names are never mentioned anywhere in the New Testament nor is there any reference to...
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July 2010 events
“Eskwelahang Pinoy sa Konsulado”
July 17, 24, & 31, Aug. 7, 2-4 p.m. Are you interested in learning about the Philippine Heritage and culture? A free summer class program is being offered at the RP Consulate General’s office in Chicago. The program aims to teach basic Language, Traditions, Customs, History, Folk Dancing and Cuisine.
The classes...
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