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How to protect yourself from COVID-19, if you are a frontliner?

The most perplexing but sad part of COVID-19 Pandemic is, aside from patients, doctors are also dying due to the  virus. Sometimes, they die ahead of patients. As of now, Philippines has nine (9) doctors dead. Nurses, midwives and other health workers in the field and hospitals, police personnel, Bureau of Fire personnel, military and […]

What to do next, if COVID-19 positive is refused isolation?

If the hospital or the Local Chief Executive refuses to isolate you, being COVID-19 positive, in a health facility because of lack of space or could no longer be accommodated, what will you do? I advice that you do steam inhalation therapy, at home, to contain the virus and prevent its further spread, by killing […]

Steam Inhalation Therapy: Answer to COVID-19 Pandemic

COVID-19 Pandemic brings to fore various behavioral reactions of different sectors of the society, worldwide, and it seems that everybody was caught by total surprise. There is lockdown and other terms that could only be heard today. From the standpoint of one of the COVID-19 sufferers, she testified that the virus causes irritation of the […]

Is salary increase for devolved PHWs possible despite the PS limitation?

In case, the Local Government Unit (LGU) is about to exceed the budgetary Personal Services (PS) Limitation, is there an alternative remedy for devolved public health workers (PHWs) to get salary increase, at par with their national counterpart? This PS limitation is provided under Section 325 of  R.A 7160, otherwise known as the Local Government […]

Are LGU Hospitals and RHUs exempt from PS limitation?

A major issue in devolved health facilities, e.g, devolved hospitals and Rural Health Units (RHUs),  concerns the personal services (PS) limitation being applied to them pursuant to Section 325 (a) of R.A 7160, otherwise known as the Local Government Code of 1991.   This is invoked by majority of budget officers from the local government […]

PPHA Magna Carta Benefits Petition Partly Granted

In G.R. No. 207145, the Supreme Court (SC) en banc ruled on the petition on Magna Carta benefits filed by the Philippine Public Health Association, Inc (PPHAI) against the Department of Budget and Management (DBM), Department of Health (DOH) and the Civil Service Commission (CSC). The petition, which was decided on July 28, 2015 as […]

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Ask forgiveness as the end is near

March 2, 2014 1:59 pm / 9 Comments on Ask forgiveness as the end is near


Mayon Volcano.

 

Are you busy in internet surfing and other activities,

such as partying, eating and drinking wine and trying to be happy?

Give me a minute please to tell you on what’s coming your way,

To help you decide for yourselves  and your family.

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“Church: A ‘depository’ of God’s forgiveness”?

December 25, 2013 2:30 pm


An alleged church as a ‘depository‘ just like a bank? Why, is God’s forgiveness similar to “money” that is being deposited? And God is depositing his forgiveness in a church? Church people, do you agree? Does forgiveness had to be deposited?

The Church does not have to project falsehood as truth by way of a Da Vinci art.

The Church does not have to project falsehood as truth by way of a Da Vinci art. http://www.wordatthenet.com.

But because nobody has the bank book  to withdraw the forgiveness, theoretically, it will be withdrawn instead by the depositor Himself. In such a case, what will happen to alleged church people? Will they be forgiven if no available forgiveness can be withdrawn from the depository?

Based on the above tests on Pope Francis’ statement, obviously something is wrong with how the words “depository” and “God’s forgiveness” were used.  More so, as regards the use of word “church”.

With all due respect to Roman Catholics and those who do not like criticisms against the Pope and the Catholic priests, this article is merely raising an issue against the pronouncement of those who are supposed to use “The Name” of God properly and not in vain. (more…)

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