Showing posts with label Lito David. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lito David. Show all posts

Friday, July 12, 2013

FESTIVE RALLY FOR LIFE


Pro-Life supporters were gathered along Padre Faura St., in front of the Supreme Court yesterday, July 9, 2013, to show their collective support for the petitions filed against the RH Bill. Dubbed as BUHAY MAHALIN... RH SUPILIN... FESTIVE RALLY FOR LIFE!

Led by Filipinos for Life, the festive rally was peaceful, full of love and concern to all human life being. Also present were priest, nuns, seminarians, members of Soldiers Of Christ, Pro-Life Philippines Foundation, Inc., CFCFFL, students from St. Paul University Manila, San Sebastian College Recoletos De Cavite, Siena College, UST, Don Bosco and other pro-lifers.

The faithful pray for the Justices, for them to be enlightened, that they see RH law as immoral and against the constitution.  Prayers were said for the Holy Spirit to empower the lawyer-presenters, who will argue against the RH law or the Republic Act (RA) 10354 before the Supreme Court.

Related articles can be found here:
CBCP for Life Youth dominate anti-RH rally at SC
The Paulinian SPU MANILA SUPPORTS PRO-LIFE CAUSE



Ang Kapatiran senatorial candidate Mr. Lito Yap David
Pro-Life Philippines Foundation, Inc. Board
Member,  Ms. Rita  Dizon Dayrit
Filipinos for Life President Mr. Anthony J Perez
 
Pro-Life Philippines Foundation, Inc.
Executive Director Lorna Barcarse - Melegrito during the media interview.  

All photos above courtesy of Pro-Life Philippines Foundation, Inc. (Note: Some editing done by the cvm admin)

Some CFC-FFL full-time missionaries posed before the Supreme Court.

Sunday, April 14, 2013

White Vote Movement Endorses 6 Senatorial Candidates. CFC-FFL Included 3 Kapatiran Candidates.

Bro. Mike Velarde, spokesperson of the White Vote Movement announced Saturday, April 13, before a huge crowd of more than 500,000 people in Amvel Business Park in Paranaque City, the first batch of six (6) senatorial candidates for this May 13, 2013 election.  All six (6) were present last night: JV Ejercito, Gringo Honasan, Mitos Magsaysay, Koko Pimentel, Sonny Trillanes and Cynthia Villar.

The White Vote Movement, is a coalition of Catholic lay organizations initiated by the Sangguniang Laiko ng Pilipinas (LAIKO) and which was formed in response to perceived mounting sentiment among different lay groups in the country regarding the lay faithful’s role in preserving core family values.

Most Rev. Teodoro Bacani, D.D., Bishop Emeritus of Novaliches led the Mass.

Taken just before the Mass presided by Bp. Ted Bacani

CFC-FFL 6+3

CFCFFL Servant General Frank A. Padilla says in his follow-up letter... "We endorsed the following for the Senate: JV Ejercito, Gringo Honasan, Mitos Magsaysay, Koko Pimentel, Sonny Trillanes and Cynthia Villar. Notice that 3 are from Team PNoy and 3 are from UNA. We are not siding with particular political parties. We are simply on the side of faith, family and life."


CFCFFL Servant General Frank Padilla with Senators Tito Sotto
and Gringo Honasan
Bishop. Ted Bacani during his homily.

As he continues... "In addition, we are endorsing the 3 senatorial candidates of the Ang Kapatiran Party: Lito David, JC de los Reyes and Marwil Llasos. Collectively, these 9 candidates are known as TEAM BUHAY."

Senatorial candidate Rizalito "Lito" David,
one (1) of the three (3) Ang Kapatiran candidates.
Photo taken during the Laiko consultation last
February 23, 2013.

He also asked the Filipino people to... "NOT vote for the following who voted in favor of the RH Bill: Sonny Angara, Teddy Casino, Alan Peter Cayetano, Jackie Enrile, Chiz Escudero, Risa Hontiveros and Loren Legarda. These candidates also cut across party lines. Collectively, these 7 are known as TEAM PATAY."

SG Frank says... "As there are 12 seats in the Senate, we have endorsed 9 and there are still 3 slots that you can fill up. There are other pro-lifers running for the Senate and we ask you to seriously consider them as well."


Panoramic photo taken just before the start of the Mass.