Month: November 2010

Ateneo Alumni Christmas Party

The Ateneo Alumni Association of Australia invites all alumni of Jesuit schools in the Philippines and Australia to attend the AAAA Christmas Party on Saturday, December 11 at 6:30pm at the Crystal Seafood Restaurant in Westpoint, Blacktown. Please call Jomark Sto. Domingo at 0405 506 591 or Dino Crescini at 0450 556 565 to book […]

The RH Bill

Why is there so much fuss and flurry about the Reproductive Health (RH) Bill? Will its implementation really give positive effect on the economy of the Philippines? When asked to give a comment on the issue, Fr. Ed “Among” Panlilio said that as a priest, he had to take the position of the Catholic Church. […]

Bridal car for hire

On your wedding, make the day a most memorable one by riding in a fully-restored ’63 Chevrolet Impala convertible. Price of car hire includes a driver who will pick you up from your home to the church, then to the reception venue and to the hotel where you are billeted. Also available for anniversaries, formals […]

Fr. Ed Panlilio: “it is impossible for anyone to stop jueteng.” by Dino Crescini, BS, MBA

October 25, 2010. Sydney, Australia. In a well-organized media conference held in the Rouse Hill home of Marivic Manalo, Former Pampanga governor Ed Panlilio said: “There was no way for me to stop jueteng … because there seems to be a conspiracy between the leadership of the Philippine National Police and the jueteng operators in […]

Probable reasons behind the closure of Le Colonial by Dino Crescini, BS, MBA

Over the past 5 years, Le Colonial Vietnamese Restaurant in Westpoint, Blacktown NSW has been a favourite venue for family gatherings of many Filipinos. It was a Vietnamese restaurant indeed serving authentic Vietnamese dishes cleverly concocted by no less than a Vietnamese chef from Cabramatta. She was lovingly called “mommy” by the food servers. But […]

St. Mary of the Cross

Vatican City, Oct 18, 2010. Four religious sisters, a religious brother and a priest were canonized in the morning ceremony at St. Peter’s Square with Pope Benedict XVI himself presiding. Pilgrims have been filling Rome for days. Many stood out in their coloured caps or scarves that showed whom they have come to see “raised […]