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| Bacolod City, Philippines | Saturday, December 15, 2012 |
| Feedback on ‘Frustrated’ This column received feedback from Father Sean Coyle on the letter of “Frustrated” about her problems with her husband. Fr. Coyle said he is inviting this couple and their neighbors to their next worldwide encounter on March 8-10, that is often held at the Maryshore Retreat House in Talisay City. Fr. Coyle also says to this couple: It's not a retreat, or a marriage clinic, nor group sensitivity. It's a unique approach aimed at revitalizing Christian Marriage. This is a time for you and your spouse to be alone together. To rediscover each other and together focus on your relationship for an entire weekend. Every marriage deserves that kind of attention. Couples should have been married in Church. If one or both are Catholics that means in a Catholic church. There is no group work on the Weekend. There is more information on ourwebsite. The Weekend isn't for couples with major problems such as infidelity but is intended especially for those whose marriages are basically soundpero OK lang. Many couples who had lost the 'spark' have re-discovered it on a Weekend. To Tita, he says: You may give my email address to 'Frustrated' or even publish it. God bless you for your good work FATHER SEAN COYLE *** Dear Father Coyle, Thank you very much for your advice to my letter-sender “Frustrated”. I hope she will take your message to heart. I’m almost sure the WWME would be of great help in trying to find a solution to their marital problems. As a media person, I have always believed that open channels of communication are vital to any marriage. It can clear the air for better understanding and give a better grasp of the issues involved. Discussing things verbally and rationally is important before hidden resentments fester and explode into a word war. I hope other couples with similar problems would seek help through the WWME before things get out of hand and separation would seem to be the only alternative. Once again, thank you Father Coyle. I hope we could meet each other personally one day. In the meantime, good luck to you and God bless. TITA
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| Disc jockeys Jon Tupaz and Martin Porta will hold their “I love the Night Life 3–80s for the 80s,” concert at East View Hotel in Bacolod City at 9 p.m. tonight. Tupaz and Porta will play hit songs of the 80s of like “Rock with You,” “Don’t Stop Til You Get Enough,” by Michael Jackson, “Where the Party” and “Borderline,” and “”She Wants to Dance with Me” and Together Forever,” by Rick Ashley, and “Break Out” and “Waiting Game,” by the Swing Out Sisters, a press release said. Tupaz and Porta are former DJs of Faces Disco Club and are now mainstays of Jill’s the Fort in Manila. They have also scheduled a US tour on February 2, 2013 that will kick off at Fort Mc Kinley in San Francisco, California. The concert is presented by Mango Tree Production and Promotions. Those who wish to make reservations or inquiries may call East View Hotel at 034-433-0596 or 034-707-2222. A portion of the ticket sales will be given to the St. Vincent’s Home for the Aged in Bacolod City, the press release said.*
The Fuentebella, Fuentevella, Puentevella and Puentebella Clan is celebrating its Family Christmas Party at the Grand Regal Hotel, in Bacolod City December 27. A mass starts at 5:30 p.m. , followed by dinner, a program and a raffle, a press release from the group said. Everyone is requested to come in attires in Christmas colors, it said. This Family Christmas Party is in preparation for their Grand Family Reunion on April 27, the press release said. Those interested may contact Franklin Fuentebella –(0917) 7002240, Edna Pahilanga - (0920) 9071252, Lina Lim - (0917) 3051806, Andy Ferrer - (0917) 8207996, Patching Puentevella - (0917) 3014430 and Noli Puentevella - (0917) 3009011., the press release said.*
The Negros Occidental High School Retirees Association held it Christmas party and induction of officers for 2013 -2014 at the O’ Hotel in Bacolod City, recently, a press release from the group said. Sworn into office by Victorino Torrecampo Jr. were: Perla Apostol – president, Edna Pahilanga - vice president, Cresencia Torrecampo – secretary, Rowena Sabala - assistant secretary, Julieta Tabino – treasurer, Teresita Perocho - auditor, Sally Macanan – public information officer, and Leonidas Sy and Arabela Ruiz - action officers. A short program followed, emceed by Nonito Tucay.* |
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