Catholic Church: Untouchable and Non-Taxable

Monday, August 18th, 2008

The “Most” (LOL) Reverend Oscar V. Cruz, D.D. seems to be getting his beloved Catholic church in a fix. In his blog, he contends that PAGCOR (Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation) should be paying E-VAT (extended value added tax) to the BIR (Bureau of Internal Revenue) which, he says they don’t.
I agree. They [...]

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The Sacrifices of The Church

Sunday, August 17th, 2008

This is laughable.
In an effort to interfere in governmental duties. A group of seven priests held a hunger strike.
Said hunger lasted for ONE FULL DAY!!! Can you imagine that? These poor, poor priests did not eat a single thing for one full day. They can now proceed to topple the government.
Such humanitarian [...]

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Union of Church and State

Saturday, August 16th, 2008

It’s really disgusting how the Catholic church in the Philippines has no qualms about interfering with the government. Today, they actually threaten the president. The sad part is, she’ll probably bow down to their will.
Roman Catholic bishops have a message for Charter change proponents with only selfish political ambitions. And their message is [...]

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Support House Bill 4110!

Wednesday, August 13th, 2008

The Philippines is in a bad spot. Our population is ballooning at an alarming rate and our economy, already in shambles, can not possibly keep up. The situation is snowballing. The country’s overall health and education is declining rapidly. Families are no longer able to feed and educate their children, yet [...]

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The Prayer Rally A Big Blunder

Tuesday, August 12th, 2008

Oscar P. Lagman, Jr. today wrote an editorial on BusinessWorldOnline criticizing the recent prayer rally held by Manila Catholics to protest the Reproductive Health Bill that’s pending in congress.
He cites how the church is deluding people into believing that the document is pro-abortion, when, in fact it aims to regulate abortion, should that be legalized [...]

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