Makati healing

A woman and her sick son attend a healing mass by Fernando Suarez, a Philippine Catholic priest, in the belief they will be cured by his prayers inside a gymnasium in Makati's financial district of Manila January 13, 2009. REUTERS/Romeo Ranoco (PHILIPPINES)

Father Fernando Suarez schedule for January 2009

 

 

Sat, Jan 03, 2009: MonteMaria
4:30PM Eucharistic Celebration followed by Healing Service
MonteMaria, Batangas

Contact: Aileen Galang
(632)8423772 / 8423794

 

Fri, Jan 09, 2009:
MonteMaria, Batangas
40 Hour Adoration and Healing Prayer for National Unity and Reconciliation

10:00AM: One Thousand Hail Mary
3:00PM: Eucharistic Celebration
(Bishop Antonio Palang, SDV,DD)
5:00PM: Procession
6:00PM-12:00AM: Group Adoration

 

Sat, Jan 10, 2009
40 Hour Adoration and Healing Prayer for National Unity and Reconciliation
MonteMaria, Batangas

1:00AM Group Adoration
6:00AM Marian Procession
9:00AM & 4:00 PM: Eucharistic Celebration followed by Healing Service
8:00PM- 12:00AM Group Adoration

 

Sun, Jan 11, 2009
40 Hour Adoration and Healing Prayer for National Unity and Reconciliation
MonteMaria, Batangas

1:00AM Group Adoration
8:00AM Closing Eucharistic Celebration (Archbishop Ramon Arguelles, DD)

Contact: Aileen Galang (632)8423772 / 8423794

Wed, Jan 14, 2009:
Our Lady of Queen of Peace
9:00AM Eucharistic Celebration followed by Healing Service
Our Lady of Queen of Peace
Queensrow West Molina, Bacoor Cavite

Contact: Engr. Fernando Pizzaro
Cell: 0928-5581558

Sat, Jan 17, 2009:
MonteMaria
4:30PM Eucharistic Celebration followed by Healing Service
MonteMaria, Batangas

Contact: Aileen Galang
(632)8423772 / 8423794

 

source: http://fatherfernando.com/healingmassschedule.shtml

 

 

Negros doc warns vs. email hackers

http://www.visayandailystar.com/2008/October/16/topstory1.htm

 

Negros doc warns

vs. email hackers

BY CARLA GOMEZ

; Beware: Email hackers can victimize your friends. Friends of a Negrense doctor were nearly victimized by a hacker who gained access to her email address and sent messages saying she had been mugged in London and needed money right away. Dr. Ceres Baldevia of Silay City said one of her friends who had received an email from the hacker, who knew she was not in London, informed her about it right away. When she tried to open her email address she could not do so because the hacker had changed her password. Baldevia said she had to call the head office of Yahoo in California to ask someone to help her access her email. The Yahoo person asked her several security questions before she was allowed to enter her email address again, and she was told to change her password right away, Baldevia said. That is how Baldevia was able to intercept the exchange of emails the hacker was having with her unsuspecting friends who were getting ready to send money to help her. "Luckily, I got my email back and was able to change my password and read all his emails and his replies to those who extended help. Thus, i was able to stop some transactions right away," she said. She said she refers to the hacker as "he"  because  when she checked her Yahoo email account information she discovered that the hacker changed her gender to male, occupation to computer multimedia and home address to 600083 India. On Tuesday, the hacker sent this message out to Baldevia's friends:  "I need a favor from you and I hope you come to my aid; you are the only person I could reach at this point. I had a trip to London United Kingdom, unfortunately for me I got robbed by some gunmen on my way to the hotel where I made reservations online. "The thief's (sic) stole all my belongings leaving me with nothing, they got away with my passport, credentials, money and my traveling bag… I have limited access to emails for now, please I want you to borrow me 3000.00 pounds so that I can make arrangement for a new passport and pay for the remaining hotel bills and achieve what I came here for." The hacker goes on to say "any amount you can help me with will go a long way in helping me. I have spoken to the embassy but they are not responding to the matter effectively and also the police too, I promise to return the money back to you as soon as I get home, I am so confused right now. Thanks. c." On Wednesday, when Baldevia finally obtained access to her  email address, she sent messages to her friends informing them about the hacker and that she was not mugged. "I am okay and I am home in Silay City, Philippines. Please do not believe that email," Baldevia wrote. Baldevia said she also discovered the email exchange between the hacker and her friends who were instructed on how to send money purportedly to her. A friend of Baldevia in Spain who received the hacker's email immediately wrote Baldevia to go to a shop she owns at Piccadilly in London where she had instructed someone to help her with anything she needs, including a plane ticket and pocket money. The hacker, pretending to be Baldevia, sent an email back telling the friend in Spain that she could not go to the shop because she did not know how to get there, but asked that she send someone to her hotel, or better still send the money through Western Union. The friend in Spain luckily could not send the money by Western Union as it was closed by the time she received the email from the hacker. "The best and quick solution is that you give us the name and address of the hotel you are staying," the friend in Spain wrote, so someone from her shop could go there. At that point Baldevia had discovered what had happened and called her friend in Spain and her representative in London to tell them it was a hoax and to stop all transactions with the hacker. Baldevia said another friend in Canada, in response to the hacker, sent an email asking where he could deposit some money, while another in San Francisco sent his phone number so she could call him. In another email the hacker told a friend of Baldevia that the robbery took place in the Netherlands and described to her what happened. Baldevia said that, aside from the emails, she got several calls from friends, one coming as far away from Norway, asking if she was okay. Several other Bacolod residents have complained of similar email hacking incidents  that had happened to them, too. "So everybody, please be aware about this and be careful. I don't want it to happen to anyone else," Baldevia said.*CPG

 

7 charged for pyramiding scam

 

By Tina Santos
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 20:11:00 12/17/2008

 

 

MANILA, Philippines—Seven officials of an investment firm who allegedly defrauded investors through a "pyramiding scheme" two years ago were charged in Manila court on Wednesday.

 

Charged with syndicated estafa under Article 315 (swindling) of the Revised Penal Code were Jesus Tibayan, Palmy Tibayan, Ezekiel Martinez, Liborio Elacio, Jimmy Catigan, Nelda Baran and Rico Puerto, all of the Tibayan Group Investment Co. Inc. (TGICI) and its subsidiary, the Matcor Holdings.

 

The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Task Force on Business Scam referred the case to the DoJ after conducting a probe into the operation of the TGICI.

 

This came following the filing of complaint by 16 persons who claimed they were swindled by the firm of their investment ranging from P50,000 to P1 million.

 

The complainants claimed that sometime in 2006, the seven accused enticed them into putting in huge amounts as capital in the TGICI with an assurance of earning from three to eight percent monthly interest on their investment.

 

As guarantee, the complainants said they were issued postdated checks as payment instrument of the capital investment and the supposed interest earnings, which can be encashed upon maturity.

 

However, the checks were dishonored when presented for payment on their maturity dates by the banks due to closed accounts, the complainants added.

 

Investigation showed that shortly after luring several investors, the firm gradually ceased its operation and eventually closed its office.

 

In her resolution, State Prosecutor Amor Robles, who filed the information in court, said the law provided for the prosecution of persons who committed estafa or other forms of swindling as defined in Article 315 of the Revised Penal Code and could be punished with life imprisonment if the swindling were committed by a syndicate consisting of five or more persons.

 

Robles recommended no bail for the provisional liberty of the seven accused.

 

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/breakingnews/metro/view/20081217-178528/7-charged-for-pyramiding-scam

 

Fr. Fernando Suarez Healing Mass Schedule for December 2008

Dec.3, - Wed. - Eucharistic Celebration followed by Healing Service @ 6:30 pm St. Mary's Catholic Church 230 W. Galveston St. Chandler, Arizona 85225 Pastor: Rev. Daniel Mcbride Contact Person/s: Pete & Tess Marino - 602-414-0446 / 602-327-3597 / 602-300-6913 petessmarino@hotmail.com	Dec. 4, - Thur. - Eucharistic Celebration followed by Healing Service @ 6:30 pm St Denis Catholic Church 2151 S. Diamond Bar Blvd. Diamond Bar, CA 91765 Pastor: Rev. Msgr. James Loughnane Contact Person/s: Gloria Cabebe - 909-861-5940; ggc5746@aol.com; Carol Evangelista - 909-969-3316 Chit Tarroza - 626-512-9477
Dec. 9, - Tues. - Eucharistic Celebration followed by Healing Service @ 6:30 pm Good Shepherd Church 9539 Racquet Ct. Elk grove, CA 95758 Pastor: Rev. Alfred Tamayo Contact Person/s: Tess Borromeo - 916-366-6199 tessborromeo@aol.com Daisy Perez - 916-928-0771 Dulce Paradero - 415-756-7008 : dulcep379@yahoo.com

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