The Feminist Church of St Anne in Molo, Iloilo

The question has always been: Why is it called the Feminist Church? It really simple. It’s because all the statues in the Church represent female Saints. And, here are photos of those Saints’ statues which line the Nave of the Church.

St Anne Church, Molo - The Female Saints

For more about the Feminist Church of Molo press here: TO READ THE REST OF THE STORY

 

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It’s June 24th.

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It’s June 24th and the Feast Day of St John the Baptist. Thant means FIESTAS in Igbaras, Dingle and Jordan on Guimaras Island and many other places throughout the Philippines. And in Canada, the Province of Quebec celebrates St John the Baptist’s feast day as their “National Holiday” . Happy Day Everyone!

St John the Baptist Church, Dingle, Iloilo

St John the Baptist Church, Dingle, Iloilo

St John the Baptist Church in Igbaras

St John the Baptist Church in Igbaras

St John the Baptist, Jordan, Guimaras Island

St John the Baptist, Jordan, Guimaras Island

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St Jean Baptiste Day Fireworks Display over the city of Montreal!

St Jean Baptiste Day Fireworks Display over the city of Montreal!

 

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It’s the 115th Anniversary of Independence, Everybody sing together…

Well it’s Independence Day in Philippines.

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EVERYONE SING TOGETHER!

Philippines
We love thee
Philippines
Proud and free
(Chorus):
North south east west
There’ll be happy times,
Church Bells will ring, ring, ring
It’s the hundredth and fifteenth anniversary of Independence
Ev’rybody sing together!
Philippines
We love thee
Philippines
Proud and free

If you want to read more about this momentous day in Philippines’ history see the post below…where if you follow the link  we have a special surprise for you all…ENJOY THE DAY!

(make sure to turn on your computer’s speakers)
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Happy Independence Day, Philippines!

HAPPY 115th BIRTHDAY PHILIPPINES!

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A Philippines military honor guard stands at attention as the nation celebrated its 114th Independence Day in June 2012 {Photo by: Reuters)

A Philippines military honor guard stands at attention as the nation celebrated its 114th Independence Day in June 2012 {Photo by: Reuters)

It’s June 12, 2013 the anniversary of Independence Day which took place on June 12, 1898 – when Emilio Aquinaldo y Famy declared Philippines Independence in Cavite.

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Emilio Aquinaldo y Famy Philippines' First President

Emilio Aquinaldo y Famy
Philippines’ First President

press here for more about this momentous day and to read: THE REST OF THE STORY

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D-Day the Invasion of Europe was 69 years ago…we must never forget!

It was said to have been the largest amphibious invasion the world has ever known. And it was mounted to from Europe from the clutches of Aldolf Hitler and his Nazis.

The Supreme Allied Forces Commander was US General Dwight D. Eisenhower, a soon to be President of the United States.

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We don’t propose to write a history of the day, here…but we have prepared a series of photos we have been able to locate to help us all remember what happened on that fateful day.

Press this link to view and read : The Rest of the Story.

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The D-Day Invasion started on June 6, 1944 – 69 years ago today.

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“The invasion of France began early this morning. Thousands of Canadian, British and American soldiers are storming the beaches of what Hitler calls “Fortress Europe.” The first bulletins arrived at CBC headquarters in Toronto around 3:30 a.m.”

press this link to read: The Rest of the Story from The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation on that day.

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We’re almost there.

The only section that needs some work is On the Road Again, we’re trying to find appropriate music for it and should have it all going in a week or so…

ray j clifford - photography HDR photos

ray j clifford – photography HDR photos

In the meantime, make sure to stop by and check out The Composer’s section, listen to some music and let us know what you think…we’d appreciate your feedback.

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