CARDINAL SIN CHIDES FILIPINOS FOR PUTTING SELVES BEFORE COUNTRY

Cardinal Jaime Sin in Manila asks the Philippine compatriot to try to spend their country's interests in their country for a year.

On 21 August, on the occasion of President Benigno Aquino's husband, President Benigno Aquino's 5th anniversary, this crime condemned those who stated that the crime had torn the country for selfish and reckless criticism.

"Everyone acts in their own way, seeking their own greed, corruption, theft, clever way - screaming, operator," that is Tagalog not usually heard in the church's place. The cardinal in the middle said.

"If everyone in this church pledges in front of the Lord, I will decide what Panama's Muna Vallee (the country before me) really makes and decide the decision to next year's gathering. Please come, is not this the beginning? "

People who attended the Mass with President Aquino included most of her Cabinet members and Congress and military leaders.

Cardinal said that some criticisms were good, but "it is not its own purpose, which means to make us free ... ... (too much criticism) ruining hope Do it. "

After Mass, Aquino said to the congregation that she does not deviate from her work to develop the country, and she will complete her term.

Her remarks were seen as a suggestive reaction to the resignation of Vice President El Salvador Laurel and recent requests for new elections.

But others believe that Akino is mostly about people rumored to design a new conspiracy to overthrow the government.

After Cardinal Baidar condemned the fraudulent outcome of the sudden election around 9 pm the radio broadcasted a message and Cardinal Xin advised the Filipino to move between the capital Kampala and Aguinaldo. The EDSA section also provides emotional support to support anti-government leaders. , Food and other supplies. For many people this seems like a wise decision. Because civilians have no opportunity to oppose the dispersion of the government. Many people, especially priests and nuns, are still using EDSA

The Catholic Church basically opposes Marcos' s martial law. Cardinal Jaime Shin led the church to a critically cooperative position against the Philippine dictatorship. It meant that they criticized the chief of Marcos, but he did not oppose him entirely. That is important as it allows the Catholic Church to speak when it goes against the philosophy of Marcos, as Marcos allows the church to stay in his country. The cardinal played his message on the Catholic radio, and over time the station became a revolutionary voice. The Cardinal advised people to take people to help the rebel army. Another group that supports the revolution is the Reformed Armed Forces Movement (RAM) group. They struggled to restore the former martial law society. Nevertheless, not everyone is aware of the necessity of revolution, I am experiencing an economic crisis that opened the eyes of those without doubt.