Name: Korte Gurang (LaraJuan 11)
All judicial courts will fade on earth but the justice of God is eternally given in heaven.
Location: Libmanan, Camarines Sur
Linggo, Oktubre 2, 2011
Kalong (LaraJuan 10)
Name: Kalong (LaraJuan 10)
“Kalong” means “to carry”. We have the responsibility to our brothers and sisters to be their aid in times of difficulties. At that time, “Kalong” becomes not us “Carrying” but turns into “Loving”.
Location: Cabusao, Camarines Sur
Hawak ni Kristo (LaraJuan 9)
Name: Hawak ni Kristo (LaraJuan 9)
“This is the Body of Christ.” As the priest said in the mass, the host turned into the real Body of Christ. We received it not as a bread but the real Body of Christ.
Location: Naga City, Philippines
Daraga Etnika (LaraJuan 8)
Name: Daraga Etnika (LaraJuan 8)
“Daraga” means maiden and “Etnika” in this phrase is for reminding us of the traditional value and virtue of women that are already fading today.
Location: Cabusao, Camarines Sur
Alay Ilaw (LaraJuan 7)
Name: Alay Ilaw (LaraJuan 7)
It is not about only giving material things but deep within, the meaning of hope and love is the real things to be given and be received.
Location: Cabusao, Camarines Sur
Anihan ng Dahon (LaraJuan 6)
Name: Anihan ng Dahon (LaraJuan 6)
Natapos na ang panahon
Inani na ang palay
Nadamay pati dahon
Dahil sa hirap ng bayan.
Location: Pamplona, Camarines Sur
Boys in the Yellow Lane (LaraJuan 5)
Name: Boys in the Yellow Lane (LaraJuan 5)
It is challenge to live in virtue and integrity.
Location: Cabusao, Camarines Sur
Makuapo (LaraJuan 4)
Name: Makuapo (LaraJuan 4)
Makuapo (Grandchildren) is about the generation of the people of Cabusao as its town celebrates its centennial years. Cabusao has people to be proud of.
Location: Cabusao, Camarines Sur
Sa Likod ng Krus (LaraJuan 3)
Name: Sa Likod ng Krus (LaraJuan 3)
Sa Likod ng Krus (At the Back of the Cross) is about the message of hope and meaning to our life challenges. At the back of the cross, there is light and the hope that is given to us through the name of Jesus Christ.
Location: Naga City, Philippines
Karigos (LaraJuan 2)
Name: Karigos (LaraJuan 2)
Karigos is the Bikol term for taking a bath. This boy was seen happily running back to their home after his “Pagkarigos”.
Location: Pamplona, Camarines Sur
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