DAVAO CITY (MindaNews/01 July) – Bukidnon’s first bishop, Francisco Claver, SJ, passed away early this morning, Cotabato Archbishop Orlando Quevedo said. “I consider him the greatest prophet among the bishops against martial law and, after martial law, against social evils. The bishops have lost one of their deepest thinkers and most eloquent writers,” said Quevedo, [...]
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews/05 May) – Pedro Ramos Timonera, Jr., a former journalist and public servant, passed away early evening of May 3 at his residence in Iligan City, surrounded by his family. “It was a decision we made a few days before, that he’d die surrounded by family, than alone with strangers in the ICU [...]
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SOMEONE ELSE’S WINDOWS: Irrepressible Fred Gapuz
By H. Marcos C. Mordeno | May 17, 2012
MALAYBALAY CITY (MindaNews/16 May) – With his brilliance as a lawyer, the late Frederico “Fred” Gapuz could have just chosen the path that would have brought him wealth, influence, and perhaps power. But maybe some people are cut out to take the roads less traveled by, to test the limits …
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