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Tag Archives: Bangsamoro Basic Law
Walk Humbly with your God
[Address to the ADDU Faculty General Assembly at the Start of SY 2017-18, Finster Hall, June 5, 2017] It is my privilege to welcome you all – from our GS, JHS, SHS, our tertiary –level undergraduate Schools, our Graduate School … Continue reading
Posted in Address
Tagged ADDU Alumni/ae, ADDU Leaders Sui Generis, AdDU sui generis leader, ADDU Vision Mission, Ambisyon Natin 2040, Ateneo de Davao University, Bangsamoro, Bangsamoro Basic Law, Common Good, Education Law, Educational Legislation, Educational Reform, Environmental Protection, Equitable Distribution, Faculty General Assembly, Federalism, Human Rights, inter-religious dialogue, Martial Law, Mindanao History, Peace, Peace in Mindanao, Peace Process, Prayer, President Duterte, Rule of Law, Senior High School, war against illegal drugs, Wealth Creation
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Strength, but not without Shame
[A Reflection on Our Trustworthiness vis-à-vis Muslim Filipinos] In presenting the report of the Peace Council on the Bangsamoro Basic Law (BBL) to both the Congressional Committee on the BBL led by Congressman Rufus Rodriguez and the Senatorial Committee on … Continue reading
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Tagged Bangsamoro Basic Law, OPAPP, Peace Council, Peace Process, Trust
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Cardinal Quevedo: Grieving, Doing Justice, Working for Peace
[Reprinting Orlando Cardinal Quevedo’s “Letter to All Christians” received on March 9, 2015] Fellow Disciples of Christ: Greetings of peace in the Lord! As a Filipino and Mindanawon, I grieve profoundly for our gallant SAF troops who sacrificed their lives … Continue reading
Posted in Official Document
Tagged Bangsamoro, Bangsamoro Basic Law, Cardinal Quevedo, Justice, Mamasapano, Prejudice, Subsidiarity
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Professors-for-Peace Statement on Mamasapano and Peace Process
Professors for Peace: Statement on the Mamasapano Incident and the Peace Process February 24, 2015 We, the undersigned academics, teachers, public intellectuals, policy analysts and researchers are issuing this joint statement to call for sobriety and more evidence-based discussion and debate … Continue reading
Hear Mindanao: Requite Evil with Good
[The “Statement from Mindanao” as enhanced by Orlando Cardinal Quevedo of Cotabato and signed by religious, military, indigenous peoples, and civil service organisation leaders in Mindanao. Published today in the Philippine Daily Inquirer] We are profoundly saddened and shocked that … Continue reading
Hear Mindanao: Requite evil with good
[A statement from Mindanao] We are saddened that the congressional deliberations on the Bangsamoro Basic Law have been indefinitely suspended. But we understand, after the tragic events of Mamasapano, the need for reflection. Multi-layered investigations are ongoing. There is need … Continue reading
Posted in Position Paper
Tagged Bangsamoro, Bangsamoro Basic Law, Mamasapano, Peace, Peace Process
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Walk in Silence for Peace
Interfaith Walk for Peace. Rizal Park, Davao, 4 Feb 2014. Fr. Joel Tabora, S.J. I would like to thank all of you who have walked with us this afternoon for peace. We are away from Mamasapano. But I believe this … Continue reading
Posted in Address
Tagged Bangsamoro, Bangsamoro Basic Law, Justice, Mamasapano, Peace
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