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So first time ko sa Baclaran and sa Baclaran church. Buong kahabaan pala nun parang palengke sa ilalim ng tren. Now i know.
Tapos may mahabang pila sa altar i honestly don't know why like hindi ko sinearch until now hahaha! But pumila ako at ginaya sila. Nagdasal ako syempre!
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"On Sundays, let your soul be nourished by moments of peace, gratitude, and reflection.
May you find joy in simple pleasures, connect with loved ones, and recharge for the week ahead.
Embrace the beauty of today with a heart full of gratitude and a spirit renewed." 🌿💖
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"A single candle can light up even the darkest of rooms, symbolizing hope, warmth, and inner peace.
Just as its flame dances gracefully, may your light shine brightly in the world, offering comfort and guidance to those around you.
Let the gentle glow of a candle remind you of the power within you to illuminate the path ahead with love and compassion." 🕯️💫 #LightOfHope #InnerPeace
Baclaran Church on a Sunday
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Journal Day 17 (11-07-24) Thursday
Nothing much happened today, so I’ll just write about yesterday. After school, we went to Baclaran Church to attend Mass with my mom, sister, brother, and my niece. After the service, we ate out and just wandered around, buying the things we wanted. That’s all that’s going on in my life. Hahahahahahhaha😂😂😂
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JOURNAL
LARRANIE GRACE G ABIA
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AUGUST 19,2024
What I did on august 19 in the subject of understanding I listened to sir lesson and after school my friend and I went out to eat at SM then we went home because it was too late to go to school have already started and students could be busy with classes homework or maybe getting ready for a big school event.
AUGUST 20,2024
what we did was we went to class properly and then sir did a quiz when there wasn't much and then my friend and i went out to by food. when sir finished and went home we first went to SM to eat with my friends and the went home when i got home i did an assignment and also for our new discussion.
AUGUST 21,2024
What i do on August 21 was sir give a quiz than also he was discussed the lesson the subject understanding the self was having insight into one own behavior attitudes strengths and weakness there are many ways to get to know oneself better and the other sub was have a quiz than after the quiz me and may classmate was go to SM to eat.
AUGUST 22,2024
In 22 in august was sir discussed also the lesson and sharing his lesson sir was not giving a quiz because tomorrow is a holiday we wouldn't have done so much today if only sir had not give a lesson for our next meeting and maybe he would give a quiz.
AUGUST 23,2024
What we did was p.e but we didn't do anything like that because we just introduced ourselves to our good teacher in p.e and then we were sent home early because there was nothing to do and then we ate first my friend in SM then we ate outside and when i got home i made an assignment to hand in the next day.
AUGUST 24, 2024
Today is Saturday without school but i still woke up early to help with the housework like washing our clothes especially the uniform and other work and i also did assignments i also do homework before the assignment and we also reviewed for our quiz the next day and i need to finish everything.
AUGUST 25, 2024
today was Sunday when my whole family went to church in Baclaran early in the morning i woke up because the traffic was long after we went to church we ate at McDonald's and went home because i had to do an assignment then to read what i learned in our lessons to review .
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August 20th, Tuesday
Moi!
It's my birthday today!! It became my yearly tradition to go to Baclaran church so I went there with my mom, lit candles, and made a wish on the wishing well.
Also I specifically ask my mom if we can go to a seafood restaurant for our birthday dinner and so we're here atm writing this entry while waiting for our order lol.
My past year has been the toughest of my life so far but I hope it'll be easier from this day forward.
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Life unfiltered, moments unrehearsed
This picture was captured by me, in SM City Bacoor, Wednesday, April 10, 2024.
Me and my sister will going to national bookstore to buy some of her needs in school and to have some sister bond. That's why i insisted to take her a photo for keeps.
This picture I also captured it, it was taken in Montalban Rizal, Monday, April 8, 2024, evening.
I take this picture of some of my Family, when we unexpectedly go to Montalban to visit the place of my tita there. So everyone agree to go there's since everyone is have a free day for 3days, that's why we agree to go there to unwind and have a bond there since one of my Tito is came from another country, and he said why we should visit my tita family their so that we could have some bonding. That's why I captured this picture as it's a rare bonding, and we do not know what will going to happened next, that's why we should enjoy our daily lives together with our love ones.
This picture I take it, when we drop by in Baclaran Church. Wednesday, April 10, 2024.
I captured this photo when we drop by in Baclaran Church, before we will going back home. We drop by in Baclaran Church to attend mass, and also to thank God for the unforgettable bonding we have. And also we prayed for the guidance of our love ones.
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story time. last Sat shift, after work, may bumble match ako na sinundo ako sa office. we had dinner at North Park. then we drove around Taguig, Makati, and Manila until antukin ako kaya nagpahatid na ko pabalik makati. Kung saan saan kami napadpad since hindi siya mahilig magkape or tumambay. Ganon lang kasimple tignan yung nangyare.
However, yung mga naging conversation namin ang complicated. Paano ba naman kasi while we were eating dinner. He asked me bakit ako atheist. Natanong nya kasi religion ko while we're looking for place to eat.
So me being the proud atheist that i am went on to share how i was catholic by papers, then explored born again christian, naging agnostic for a couple of years, and eventually atheist. I was explaining things in deets, typical me. But it never occurred to me that he might be a devout catholic or Christian. let's say proud lang ako sa atheism and how much freedom nakuha ko don, and nothing was compromised, not even my identity. kaya grabe sharing ko.
another reason i shared why i am an atheist is it's kinda like my passive revenge against 'religious' people. mejo emotive pa pageexplain ko how cultsy and stupid religious people are. na parang wala silang personal take sa bagay bagay, blind followers lang, and they don't question things or they're not critical thinkers. or pagod lang sila magisip for themselves kaya nagrely na lang sila sa leadership ng religion nila.
i took time sharing who i am, and how spiritual i perceived myself despite the lack of religion. and again, i also took time sharing my perception towards religious people, i know mejo offensive take ko, but that's just honestly how they are for me. altho i believe not all, but mostly(?)
ito na nga, nagRuveal na siya ng side nya. and he dropped the bomb. he's a religious catholic. he used the word 'religious'. like he even never miss going to Baclaran church every week. and he's also serving talaga the church, may tawag pa sa kanya wc i forgot. so imagine how i was like all guards up ready to explain my side, why i said what u said, but I've nothing left. binala ko na lahat ng bala ko kanina. all i did was bear with his religiosity. what saved me from total embarrassment was cool lang sya.
pero very red flag yung sagot nya sa question ko. I asked kasi how do you compromise your homosexuality and religiosity/ catholicism. he was like, it never bothered him. that's not big of a deal daw since catholic church supports all sexuality. i was like 'hello, sodom and gomora.' That made our differences come to the surface.
so even before pa kami magdrive around metro, clear na sakin where that date was going.
THANK YOU, NEXT!
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Luxurious Staycation at Kingsford Hotel Manila: Your New Entertainment City Escape
I was beyond excited to experience my recent staycation at Kingsford Hotel Manila, a luxurious and brand-new hotel nestled in Parañaque City, Philippines.
Being one of Megaworld's latest developments, this stunning hotel is strategically located in the heart of Entertainment City, offering guests the perfect getaway with proximity to major attractions and landmarks.
Prime Location, Endless Attractions
Kingsford Hotel Manila sits near some of Manila's most visited landmarks, making it the ideal base for both leisure and business travelers.
During my stay, I had the chance to explore nearby spots such as Okada Manila, the iconic SM Mall of Asia, and the beautifully designed Ayala Malls Manila Bay.
For those seeking a spiritual retreat, the Baclaran Church is only a short drive away, while Parqal Mall provides additional shopping and dining options.
Exquisite Facilities and Top-Notch Amenities
This luxury hotel is equipped with a variety of amenities that cater to different types of travelers. From the moment I arrived, I knew I was in for a treat. Kingsford Hotel boasts an inviting swimming pool, perfect for a refreshing dip.
The hotel also offers a gym, a sauna & spa for relaxation, and convenient services such as a shuttle service, free WiFi, and car parking for guests.
The Kingsford Café is another highlight, offering a delightful selection of food and drinks for those who prefer to stay within the comfort of the hotel.
A Stay in the Superior Twin Room
For this trip, I booked a Superior Twin Room through Agoda, and I was pleasantly surprised by the price of only Php 3,100 for the room. If you're considering adding a buffet breakfast, it’s available for around Php 950, though the hotel offers a discount during check-in, reducing it to just Php 850.
The room itself was immaculate and well-appointed, featuring modern comforts such as a safety deposit box, a desk, and a bathroom complete with free toiletries. I especially appreciated the thoughtful touches like the hairdryer, slippers, and fresh linen.
The room also came with a telephone, TV, and towels for convenience. It was a perfect mix of comfort and functionality.
Relaxing by the Pool
One of the highlights of my stay was our quick dip in the hotel’s swimming pool.
Whether you’re taking a morning swim or lounging by the poolside, the environment was calm and welcoming, making it easy to relax after a long day of exploring.
A Delightful Buffet Breakfast
On our second day, we had the opportunity to try the buffet breakfast at Kingsford Café.
The café was clean and offered a neat setup, although I did notice that the food counter area could be a bit crowded during peak hours.
It’s a good idea to plan your breakfast early to avoid the rush. Despite this, the food selection was impressive, and the staff were attentive, ensuring an enjoyable dining experience.
My overall experience at Kingsford Hotel Manila was nothing short of amazing. From the friendly and accommodating staff to the convenient location and top-tier amenities, this hotel is a must-visit for anyone looking for a luxurious staycation in Manila’s Entertainment City.
If you're curious about more details, you can check out my vlog where I’ve captured a full tour of the hotel, giving a closer look at everything this stunning property has to offer.
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August 04, 2024
09:48 pm
Baclaran Church
Lighting an extra candle tonight. 🙏🖤
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Unlocking The City’s Navigation: A Southie’s Commuting Guide
Have you ever been afraid of commuting around Manila’s complicated structure? Whether you travel frequently or are a newcomer, it’s easy to get lost in the city, and it can be overwhelming. This will offer you the knowledge to get a good grasp of Manila’s intricate access points within and outside the city. This will teach you about mass navigation modes and terms that will guide you through key areas of the National Capital Region (NCR), especially within Manila City.
This article is intended for residents of South Luzon. The areas to be covered are Cavite, Laguna, Las Piñas, Muntinlupa, Pasay, and Parañaque.
This will equip you with knowledge of key terms, terminals, roads, and transportation routes that will serve as your compass, and bring you closer to your destination.
Lawton Avenue
Lawton is the most common and direct route to Manila. It's known for its proximity to Rizal Park, Manila City Hall, SM City Manila, the Post Office, and Quiapo Church. If you're in South Luzon, look for buses heading to Lawton, which will travel through Taft Avenue, and vans traveling to Lawton-MOA through Roxas Boulevard. This route will pass by Paranaque and Pasay via Coastal Road.
PITX
Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange – A transportation terminal located in Parañaque City. PITX serves as a major gateway for South Luzon, providing access to most of the NCR and even provinces of Luzon. In the terminal, you'll find jeeps, buses, and vans that will take you to LRT-1 and MRT-3, Lawton, and SM Fairview. This is an alternative for residents living in less urbanized areas who may not have direct access to transportation heading straight to Manila, particularly those in Laguna and the western parts of Cavite, such as Kawit to Cavite City. In your area, look for buses going directly to PITX, and in the terminal, inquire about the nearest gate for PUVs heading to your destination.
Cubao and SM Fairview
PUV going to Cubao and SM Fairview - While located in Quezon City, the route will pass by transport points in Manila such as Taft Avenue and Lawton, making it an alternative route going to Manila. They are accessible in NCR areas such as Paranaque and Pasay and are frequently used by PITX commuters as a broken travel route to Manila.
LRT
The Manila Light Rail Transit System consists of several lines, LRT-1 covers the “Greater Manila”, which is from Parañaque to Pasay, Manila City, Caloocan, up to Quezon City. LRT-2 Covers Eastern Manila, such as Pasig, Santa Mesa, up to Quezon City. MRT-3 covers the Southern and Eastern parts of the NCR.
Look for PUVs with signages “Baclaran/Pasay LRT” or “Savers MRT-LRT”. Buses or vans commonly travel to the EDSA station of LRT-1, as it serves as a gateway station between LRT-1 and MRT-3.
To navigate the city, most people would refer to nearby transportation points such as Taft Avenue, Espana, for example, and LRT stations for traveling to specific destinations. In Lawton, you'll find buses to Tagaytay and Dasmarinas, vans to Sucat (Las Pinas, Paranaque, Muntinlupa), and buses to Alabang (Muntinlupa). There are also PUVs heading straight for Paliparan and PITX available at the United Nations Avenue and below EDSA station. At the EDSA-Taft intersection, there are jeeps to Paranaque and Pasay, such as SM Bicutan, Nichols, Merville, etc.
Honorable mention routes are Baclaran-Heritage, and terminals along Taft, but it can be confusing for beginners as these are broken or indirect routes.
Getting familiar with key terms and travel points is a necessity for commuting around Manila. If you find yourself lost, ask for directions or search for the nearest LRT station, or these key terms mentioned.
Educating yourself with LRT stations will give you a good grasp of the city. These terms serve as a general navigation guide, but specific routes to access these may vary depending on your area. Asking someone knowledgeable or relying on personal commuting experience will still be the best way to learn.
Written by: Marco Agas
Pubmat by: Justiniano Ceruma
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📍Airport Road, Baclaran, Paranaque
Near Baclaran Church, NAIA Terminal
📍Marcos Highway, Antipolo, Rizal
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AUG 18, 2023 BACLARAN CHURCH
Lirio,
I am just in time noh? Kaya pala pakiramdam ko, kailangan kong pumunta sayo. Not just because I only want to eat Siomai but I want to have a deep conversation with you. I want to ask how's your day and how's work personally. And hindi ka nga talaga okay.🥺
Ang sakit din makita na umiiyak ka b3h. Expect ko pag kita ko sayo eh happy ka.😞 Pero nag ssmile pa rin ako kahit deep inside malungkot din ako na makita kang malungkot. But for the meantime, hayaan mong ako muna maging malakas for you.
While you're praying, I am behind you and I am praying for you too. Pinag pray kita kay Lord, kay Mama Mary and sa mga Angels mo. 🤍🤍🤍
Kaya I know that you'll be fine b3h. You'll be okay. They're with you...
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BACLARAN CHURCH LIVE TV MASS TODAY 3:45 PM JULY 05, 2023 - WEDNESDAY
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Baclaran Church declared ‘important cultural property’
via CBCP News, 27 June 2023: The Baclaran Church in the Philippines has been declared an "important cultural property" by the National Museum, recognizing its significance as a cultural and spiritual heritage, and granting it additional protection and sub
via CBCP News, 27 June 2023: The Baclaran Church in the Philippines has been declared an “important cultural property” by the National Museum, recognizing its significance as a cultural and spiritual heritage, and granting it additional protection and subsidies for preservation and conservation. The National Museum of the Philippines (NMP) has declared Baclaran Church among the country’s most…
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