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Browsing the Internet looking for Catholic Lay Bloggers, I cannot but recognized the need to maintain one's blog especially those manage by men. Women are more updated in their blog posts. Yes, I can relate on this because history will tell that it was also my experience for a long time and it still coming back. Though, I am keep telling to myself to write my thoughts how short it may. There are times that we cannot put our thought into words but experience tell us also that if we are tune to it it will become as easy as it gets. There is a need to push it everyday. like a prayer that must be done regularly and it will be a part of your normal existence.

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When nice people touch our lives, we see how beautiful and wonderful our world can be. Blessed are those who give us time, nice thoughts and love Blogs commenting Fr. Jessie's post

Some of my friends have a child with autism, and I know the struggle they have experience in dealing with the situation. Some have difficulty in accepting their child as such, some encountered pressure to push with sudden development for the situation with foggy assurance of normalization. There are different approaches on this situation because every child is different but the most difficult part is on the parents. I am absolutely certain that I am not in the authority of this field. However, Here are some links that may help those parents on dealing with the problem of Autism. DEVIANT THOUGHTS Im a special education teacher of Children with Autism here in the Philippines. In this page I will be posting true stories about families with children with Autism,books I've read, links of important articles. I will also be writing my personal experiences as a Sped teacher.I will be using fictitious names. I am now connected to a progressive school whose owners have a big heart ....

Bare as a Child Starting a web blog on one of the busiest day of a parish priest, Sunday, is something an added workload. No! It is a blessing because I still have the energy to work on it inspite of the schedule. Today, the Catholic Church all over the world celebrates the feast of the Holy Infant. We, Filipinos, the former colonies of Spain and Spanish speaking countries called it Sto. Niňo, the Holy Infant Jesus. In the Philippine setting, this celebration becomes too popular not only on Cebu City with its Sinulog Festival, IloIlo City with its Dinagyang Festival, Kalibo, Aklan with its Ati-Atihan Festival, Pagadian City with its Zambulahawan Festival, Cagayan de Oro with its Pachada Seňor , Butuan City with its Kahimunan Festival, but in almost all of the parishes. The image of the Sto. Niňo is one of the common images in every Filipino Catholic household. Here in my parish, the celebration is headed by Hermano and Hermana, aided by the Knights of Columbus. This year’s Hermano and ...