A LITTLE RELAXATION BENEFITS A LOT

As a full time mom and housewife I'm like a convenient store, always open and ready to serve.  Actually I'm happy doing my chosen career, a lifetime career.  But sometimes I need a break, have a little time to do good  for myself and  reward my body with a very relaxing massage.  Having my body massage relieves stress, relaxes my tired muscles and increase my well being.  I also learn that it has multiple benefits not only for the body but also for our mind. Experts say that body massage improves our blood circulation, soothes the nerves, release mental and emotional tension, also good for our skin because the oil that's used by the therapist nourish our skin.  Spending an hour but benefiting every inch of my body. Highly recommemded as a great bonding for you and your hubby.

A REVIEW OF THE CONTROVERSIAL RH BILL

Reproductive Health Bill or most popular as RH Bill is aiming to guarantee universal access to methods and information on birth control and maternal care. The bill is highly controversial, with experts, academics, religious institutions, and major political figures both supporting and opposing it, often criticizing the government and each other in the process.


PNoy's Position on RH Bill : 

 


The Catholic Church Position on RH Bill :

IT came to our knowledge that a group the calls itself “Catholics for Reproductive Health bill” or C4RH has been publicly claiming to be a Catholic association or group whose published mission is “to bring Catholics into full harmony with their faith and realize that there is no dissonance with their being Catholic and simultaneously believing in the advocacy and goals of reproductive health and rights.”

We wish to make it clear that the Church does not recognize this group to be an authentic Catholic association or group since it espouses and supports a stand contrary to the magisterial teachings of the Church. The uncompromising stand of the Church to uphold the dignity of the person and to protect and respect the life from conception to natural death has always been the constant teaching of the Church. Public espousal of measures that directly undermine these non-negotiable principles of the Catholic faith is a sharp wedge that cuts the unity of the Church.

Let it be clarified that the Church does not recognize the “Catholics for Reproductive Health” as a genuine Catholic association or organization in accordance with Canon Law. Any Catholic who freely identifies himself or herself with this group gravely errs.

For the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines,

+NEREO P. ODCHIMAR, DD

Bishop of Tandag

President, CBCP