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View Poll Results: Do you support the Reproductive Health Bill?

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  • Yes

    90 84.91%
  • No

    15 14.15%
  • Undecided

    1 0.94%
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  1. Join Date
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    #31
    Ah...akala ko yun rhythm... eh... doing it to the tune of Beyonce's Irreplaceable...to the left, to the left

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    #32
    Ah...akala ko yun rhythm... eh... doing it to the tune of Beyonce's Irreplaceable...to the left, to the left

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    #33
    Cutedoc, if I may ask you about the bible(If I may). Just seeking some information. Are there anything that state about divorce or related to?


    Well this bill is an immediate solution to the population and may give financial stability. but how about the Quality of family or importance of life from the beginning of dating. =)

    My concern is on the area of contraceptives. On the possible effects of; or may lead to loosing/lack of emotional or mental stability towards a relationship or marriage.

    ex. Does those people who have everything and can do anything (or done everything) will get bored at the end, will it bring the same effect on those who use contraceptives?

    Does this will happen kapag nag kasawaan?
    This issues that a child don't want to happen their parents.

    The way I see *** it is one of the spices to keep a marriage alive.
    Just what Cathy_for_you said: Ang hirap kasi some people engage in *** as a recreational activity. (some people says casual ***)... If the urged of *** is gone to their current partner. Will they be tempted to look for another one?
    Some people get married because the urged of *** and may lead premarital ***. Rather than "prioritizing" of choosing their partner carefully and not by the urged of ***.
    And time may come that they realized, they choose a wrong partner in life. Something like you have to feed your child with food and knowledge, but sad to say. The urged of *** blinds a person to choose a right one for him/her. Now the wife or husband has to take care of their partner by food/vices(bisyo) and possibly mental illness.

    Will the increase of number in broken family will be added as a culture of pinoy?

    Or this has to be included to their bill.

    Responsible Parenthood session can be an exchange for their food subsidizes, etc.

    Well I just share some point of view.
    Last edited by Satio; August 2nd, 2008 at 11:50 AM.

  4. Join Date
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    #34
    yes to contraceptives.

    but i also believe that couples must work together and make an intelligent choice, regardless whether they take their religion into consideration or not. contraceptives can give couples a good alternative.

    i also believe that the Church should not meddle in the issue. what their parishoners do is their business, not the Church's.

    absolutely no one can preach and say that one kind of method of family planning can and should be adopted. in the end, its the couple's choice. please dont assume couples in the lower income levels cannot make this choice on their own. thats condescending. they CAN make their decisions if only neither government or the Church interferes. we can give them the options, sila na bahala mag decide.

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    #35
    [SIZE=4]Thank you Bing for this enlightening and very important info.[/SIZE]

    ---------- Forwarded message ----------
    From: bing martinez
    Date: Sat, Oct 10, 2009 at 12:28 AM
    Subject: october 17 forum
    To:




    Attached herewith is the announcement and program for the October 17, 2009 forum "Reproductive Health Bill, Human ***uality and Family" to be held at ST. MARY'S COLLEGE AUDITORIUM at Mother Ignacia Ave., QC. from 8 am to 2pm.

    During a forum I attended this week, Congressman del Mar from Cebu, one of the pro-life legislators, gave these dates as critical for the debate on RH Bill 5043 : November 9 t0 November 20 and December 1-15. Congressman del Mar appealed for prayers and if possible, warm bodies at the plenary hall during the debate hours which is from 2pm to 9 pm. Anyway, I think the prolife groups may coordinate with the bishops regarding this.

    There is still time to educate the people about the bill, if we do our part. We need to and urgently. Based on our informal survey, which may be unscientific though, 10 out 10 have not read the bill. 10 out of 10 are also unaware of the simple implications of the bill. So, we brought down these points to the following:

    [SIZE=4]Kung ipasa ang RH Bill 5043,

    1. Alam nyo ba na pwede kayong idemanda ng inyong driver pag humingi ng condom at hindi nyo i-provide?

    2. Alam nyo ba na ang inyong 10-year-old na anak ay tuturuan kung pano gumamit ng condom o ng contraceptive, at, they can have access to these legally?

    3. Alam nyo ba na kahit ayaw nating ng abortion, nakalagay sa bill na ang Pilipinas ay susunod sa international convention on reproductive rights, na alam na natin at hindi na ikinakaila, na kasama ang abortion?
    [/SIZE]

    Well, 10 out of 10, said "Ganon ba?" This forum is the parish's response to this urgent, urgent need.

    Please note that there has been a change in venue from Janssen Hall in Christ the King Seminary to St.Mary's College Auditorium. It is on the second street parallel to Quezon Avenue and one may turn left at Capitol Medical to get to the place.

    We hope that we can get those in favor of the bill to attend so that they will be enlightened, and hopefully, rethink their position; those who are ignorant of the bill so they become educated and be moved to action and those who are indifferent so that they will make an informed choice : death or life.

    We would appreciate if you could help us pass on this message to others.

    Thank you and God bless to all.

    An urgent invitation to The Youths, The Adults and The Elderlies….
    Sponsored by Saint Paul the Apostle Parish, QC
    Forum on Reproductive Health Bill 5043, Human ***uality and Family
    Should our legislators pass the bill or not??
    [IMG]file:///C:/Users/Guest/AppData/Local/Temp/msohtmlclip1/01/clip_image002.jpg[/IMG]Be informed and make your choice.
    Date and time: Saturday, October 17, 2009
    8 am to 2:00 pm
    Venue: St. Mary’s College Auditorium,
    Mother Ignacia Ave.,Quezon City
    Speakers: Atty. Jo Imbong, Spokesperson, CBCP Legal Office
    Dr. Ligaya Acosta, Executive Director, Asia-Oceania
    Human Life International
    Malou Galza, former OIC of the Episcopal Commission on Family Life

    Forum on Reproductive Health Bill 5043, Human ***uality & Family
    Sponsored by St. Paul the Apostle Parish, QC
    17 October 2009
    St. Mary’s College Auditorium
    Mother Ignacia Ave., Quezon City
    P R O G R A M

    8:00 am Registration
    8:30 am Invocation Msgr. Domingo P. Erfe
    Parish Priest
    Saint Paul the Apostle Parish, QC
    8:35 am National Anthem

    8:40 am Introduction Ms. Fe Flaminiano
    Education Committee Head
    [IMG]file:///C:/Users/Guest/AppData/Local/Temp/msohtmlclip1/01/clip_image002.jpg[/IMG]St. Paul the Apostle Parish, QC

    9:00 am “The Filipino Family Under Siege” Dr. Ligaya Acosta
    Executive Director, Asia – Oceania
    Human Life International Inc.
    10:15am Refreshments

    10:30 am “Culture Crash: The Route To Decay” Atty. Jo Imbong
    Spokesperson, CBCP Legal Office
    12:30 Lunch

    1:00 Open Forum

    1: 45 “What should our response be?” Ms. Malou Galza
    Former OIC,
    Episcopal Commission on Family Life
    2:00 Te Deum
    -------------


    “ He that takes truth for his guide, and duty for his end, may safely trust to God’s providence to lead him right.” (BLAISE PASCAL ,1623 – 1662)


    This serves as an invitation. We thank you for coming on time!
    Food will be available for sale for those who will not bring their own food.


  6. #36
    No to RH Bill

    Yes to Escudero na lang siguro

    wala pa stand si noynoy dito

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    #37
    Quote Originally Posted by innoBOB[09JmtG] View Post
    No to RH Bill

    Yes to Escudero na lang siguro

    wala pa stand si noynoy dito
    meron na sir co author ata si Noynoy sa bill na eto.
    Nagbigay siya ng statement na hindi niya babaguhin ang stand niya re: this bill

  8. #38
    ganun ba? hehe,

    escudero nalang sa 2010!

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    #39
    Sa tingin ko lang,

    dapat ang mga ganyang forum ay ginagawa sa isang lugar na makapagbibigay ang lahat ng panig ukol sa RH bill. duda kasi ako dahil ang mga taong simbahan ang umisponsor nyan kaya maaring maging one sided ang forum na iyan.

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    #40
    Quote Originally Posted by A121 View Post
    Sa tingin ko lang,

    dapat ang mga ganyang forum ay ginagawa sa isang lugar na makapagbibigay ang lahat ng panig ukol sa RH bill. duda kasi ako dahil ang mga taong simbahan ang umisponsor nyan kaya maaring maging one sided ang forum na iyan.
    Problema sa congreso ay sila ang one sided na di ikinukusidira ang mga epekto ng contraceptives na proven na scientifically na nakakasama sa kababaihan na gumgamit nito't highly carcinogenic na, abortifacient pa.

    Maliban dito. malalagay sa panganib ang mga sanggol na nasa sinapupunan at na distribute na sa mga health centers ng buong Pilipinas ang mga abortion pumps na binigyan ang panagaln ng abortio sa isang parang emergency something pero sa katunayan, ito ay abortion.

    Sa ngayon ang DOH ay nagmumudmod na ng mga babsahin para sa kabataan na nagbibigay impormasyon sa paggamit ng artificial birth control. Ang di kanais-nais ng mga babasahin na ito ay sa back cover may parang log na nakaimprenta na ang mrensahr ay "DI KAILANGAN MAGTIIS". Ito ba'y magandang maging prinsipyo ng ating kabataan Pilipino?

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