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Church officials defend desecration of the Baguio Cathedral

iBaguio Army — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 09:51:44 +0000

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The administration of the Baguio Cathedral of Perpetual Atonement reacted over anonymous comments about the supposed over-development conducted in the Cathedral’s surroundings.

Reacting to published anonymous letters on the improvements done, parish priest Benny Castañeda said all works got the approval of technical people who assessed the improvements that needed to be done, while preserving the sanctity of the area.

Four architects are working on a design appropriate for the Cathedral and its surroundings, Bishop Carlito Cenzon said.

Other than the installation of shades and construction of an aviary, most of the improvements done were refurbishments, Castañeda said at the sidelights of the launching of the International Music Fesstival.

“We cannot please everybody,” he said, even as he extended invitation to critics to meet with them and make suggestions.

Lawyer Ronaldo Perez, president of the Parish Pastoral Council, said the sheds are meant to address the needs of a growing congregation.

Because of the harsh rays of the sun and heavy rains that occur intermittently, Perez said the sheds protect the churchgoers from the elements.

Several improvements on the Cathedral have been made over the years, such as repainting of the church, installation of tiles at the Cathedral Square and paintings at the Cathedral’s stairs, improvement of the altar, expansion of the candle room and ossuary.

Other projects in the pipeline are the rehabilitation of the pipe organ, construction of a retirement home for priests and creation of a statue of Father Florimund Carlu, the Cathedral’s founder.

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Diocese of Baguio sets First Baguio International Music Festival

iBaguio Army — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 07:49:39 +0000

The Diocese of Baguio and Benguet sees a significant improvement in the congregational singing through the use of a fine pipe organ, as it supports the singing and does not compete with human voice like what the synthesized electronic organs do.

The pipe organ of the Baguio Cathedral of Perpetual Atonement, according to Father Benedict Castañeda, will need P3 million to be completely restored as per the estimation of the Diego Cera Organbuilders Inc.

“This is a way to put Baguio back in the map not only by its education but also through its artistic side”, said Mel Cuesta-Viznar, member of the working committee of the Diocese of Baguio Benguet.

The event is envisioned to be institutionalized to inspire artists and to preserve the tradition of singing soulful church music through the use of the pipe organ, the “classic” way.

Installation of the console and speakers alone costs P500,000, not including the shipping from Subic to Baguio. The cost of the interface to operate the pipework, however, is about P100,000.

“It’s about time to listen to pipe music and to glorify our God through our music,” said Juan Alberto Gaerlan, artistic director of the First International Music Festival, a fund-raising event to restore and maintain the Fr. Raphael Desmedt pipe organ of the Diocese.

“Whatever we raise now will be added to next year in case the fund raised will not be enough,” Gaerlan added, who is hoping to institutionalize the event; the proceeds of which will not only be used for the restoration of the pipe organ but also for the maintenance of other musical equipment of the Diocese.

The four-day music festival will be participated in by international performers, including Jerome Hoberman, an American conductor based in Hong Kong; other soloists who took trainings outside the country; and local choirs.

Most of the concerts will be done inside the Cathedral, “because we will feature sacred music and the pipes are there,” said Castañeda.

The four-day concert will be from December 3 to 6.

Bishop Carlito Cenzon also showed support for the event. “We’re looking forward to seeing this being done,” he said.

He also believes the event is a kind of revival that’s being captured. “This will give people the venue to show their talents with the use of highly professional accompaniments for them to glorify God,” he said.

The first day (December 3) will be an organ concert and a small mass that will be held inside the church, while on December 4 will be an evening of vocal and piano music which will take place in the open ground of the Baguio Cathedral. On December 5 will be a concert composed of Baguio artists featuring the performances of the church’s bishop and priest and other surprise guest.

To wrap up the occasion, December 6 will showcase a gala concert participated in by the choirs in Baguio as part of the festival chorus, namely: University of Baguio Voices Chorale, Saint Louis University Glee Club, Mary Knoll Sanctuary Choir, University of the Cordilleras Chorale, and University of Baguio Bel Canto Singers. The University of Santo Tomas symphony orchestra will also perform.

The tickets are priced at P500, P200 and P100 and sponsor tickets. The date of ticket release will be announced later.

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All Saints / All Souls Day Traffic Advisory for Baguio City

iBaguio Army — Fri, 31 Oct 2008 00:59:09 +0000

The cooperation of the general public is enjoined for orderly human and vehicle traffic, due to the traffic schemes along cemeteries to be enforced during the observance of All Saints Day.

In a traffic advisory issued by the Traffic Management Group (TMG) of the Baguio City Police Office (BCPO), a one-way route shall be implemented from 5 AM, until the activity is over, on Nov. 1, along:

Naguilian, from the junction of Bokawkan up to Dominican road;
Dominican rd, from junction of Naguilian rd up to Queen of Apostles rd;
Whole stretch of San Luis rd; San Roque rd; and Sofia De Vera St.;
1st road Quezon Hill, from junction of Naguilian rd up to Ponce st.; and,
2nd rd Quezon Hill, from junction of Naguilian rd up to Sofia deVera and Ponce st.

On the same day, from 5 AM until the activity is over, the no parking policy shall be strictly implemented in the following areas:

Inside Baguio cemetery;
Both sides of Naguilian rd, from junction of Bokawkan up to San Carlos 2nd rd;
Both sides of San Roque rd; Both sides of Queen of Peace rd.;
Both sides of San Luis rd, from junction of Naguilian rd up to San Roque rd;
Both sides of Dominican rd; from junction of Naguilian rd up to Queen of Angels st.;
Both sides of Queen of Apostles rd.; and, both sides of Sofia de Vera st.;

Recommended parking areas are:

Pay parking area inside Cooyesan Plaza;
Inside Shangrila compound; and Recoletos Compound;
Whole stretch of Ponce st along Quezon Hill;
Right side of 2nd rd San Carlos Heights going down;
Right side of 2nd rd Quezon Hill going down.

All private vehicles, except trucks and buses, shall be allowed to pass through Naguilian road, and a re-routing shall be strictly implemented.

Motorists from the Central Business District (CBD) with passengers to unload at the Baguio Cemetery should turn around 1st road of San Carlos heights before going to parking areas. Private vehicles intending to park at Quezon Hill will take alternate route from San Carlos hts to Quezon Hill. Exit route shall be Lourdes/Dominican road to Queen of Peace or Rock Quarry back to destination.

Taxicabs with passengers shall load/unload at the back of station 1 (fronting Recoletos Seminary) and take the San Luis/San Roque road as exit route, right turn to Dominican road towards Queen of Peace of Lourdes road, to Central Business District.

Irisan, San Carlos hts., NPC and other Naguilian PUJ lines shall take Naguilian road, turn right to Dominican rd going down to either Queen of Peace or Queen of Apostles rd., to their designated loading terminal at CBD. Usual routes shall be used in going back to point of origin. Passengers from CBD to cemetery shall be unloaded at the junction of 1st road of San Carlos hts.

San Luis, San Roque, Asin, Nangalisan and PUJ lines using Asin rd shall take San Roque rd, turn right to Dominican rd going down to Queen of Peace or Queen of Apostles rd to their terminal. Passengers from CBD to cemetery shall be unloaded at the back of Police Station 1.

Dominican PUJ lines in going to CBD shall take Queen of Peace or Queen of Apostles rd to their designated loading/unloading terminal. Usual route shall be used in going back to point of origin. Unloading of passengers shall be before the arc, left side going to Baguio Cemetery.

Quezon Hill PUJ lines, in going to CBD may take 1st road Quezon Hill left turn Ferguson to Bokawkan, or may take 2nd rd going to Naguilian rd, turn left Dominican rd going down to Queen of Peace or Queen of Apostles to their loading/unloading terminal. Unloading of passengers from CBD to cemetery shall be nine (9) meters away from the Naguilian rd/Quezon Hill junction.

Guisad/Fairview and other PUJ association taking Ferguson rd in going to CBD shall take Sepic road or Gaerlan road to Bokawkan to their designated loading terminal. The same route shall be used to going back to point of origin.

Trucks and buses are banned along Quirino highway from Sepic st./Naguilian rd junction up to its junction of San Carlos hts. They are advised to take Marcos highway or Lamtang, Longlong, Tam-awan as their route of entry and exit from 5 Am to midnight of Nov. 1.

As agreed upon during Oplan Kaluluwa meetings, only water delivery, ambulance, Oplan Kaluluwa and Public Order and Safety Division (POSD) service vehicles and police vehicles are allowed inside the Baguio cemetery, in case of emergency. The vehicle of the Bishop or Parish Priest shall also be allowed to enter the cemetery to transport needed materials for the mass.

The general public is also advised that vending of candles and flowers will be along Harrison rd, up to Nov. 1 only. There are 125 approved flower stalls, and 15 candle stalls. The general public is enjoined to comply with orderliness and cleanliness procedures within the selling area on the said days.

The Baguio City Police Office also informs the public of prohibitions, within the Baguio cemetery on All Saints Day:

Carrying of deadly weapon such as firearms, knives, bolos and sharp and pointed instruments;
Gambling/playing of cards; selling of candles and flowers
Selling and drinking of intoxicating beverages; and prohibited drugs;
Itinerant vendors; loud and noisy music;
Unauthorized parking of vehicles of all types;
Littering and urinating.

Bodily search shall be done within the area to ensure that the cemetery is free from prohibited objects.

Traffic policemen and women, uniformed and plain clothes police personnel, motorcycle cops, police auxiliaries, emergency medical workers and volunteers shall also be on hand to assist the public during the said dates.

Policemen shall maintain peace and order in the public and private cemeteries inBenin, Pinsao; and Kias, Loakan road.

Ambulance in cases of emergency shall be available at: the view deck, Marcos Highway, Naguilian Junction; Lion’s Head; and Loakan (for Pyramid and Everlasting Cemetery areas).

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Mount Pulag Climb 2008, Kabayan jump-off

iBaguio Army — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 14:31:39 +0000

KABAYAN, Benguet - This town considered by the Department of Tourism as the newest tourism icon in the Cordillera region will sponsor anew a three-day climb that will give hikers the chance to view the mystic Mount Pulag grassland and the breathtaking sunrise and sunset at the peak of the highest mountain in Luzon.

The Kabayan local government through its mayor Faustino Aquisan is inviting nature lovers and people who want to experience a different kind of adventure to join the three-day invitational climb dubbed: “Pasiyal Mwan Shi Kabayan” from Oct. 31 to Nov. 2.

Like in the past, the organizers is assuring that the climb will be an event to remember as seasoned hikes, who was captured by the beauty of Mount Pulag, have signified their intention to join the climb, according to Aquisan.

The youthful mayor said the event would serve as a venue for participants to have deeper understanding and appreciation why Mount Pulag needs to be protected and preserved for the next generation to enjoy. The event is with support from the Benguet provincial government and the Department of Tourism.

The registration fee is P2,000 inclusive of four meals, souvenir t-shirt, certificate, personalized ID, barangay, green and park fees, and transport fares from the Benguet capitol ground vice-versa. Deadline of registration is on Oct. 27.

Wake-in registrants might be still accommodated by contacting mayor Aquisan at 09272305038; Dotty at 09204452822′ Engr. Berry at 09154033211 and Ghislyn at 09084113560.

Participants will gather at the Benguet capitol ground at 5:00 a.m. sharp of Oct. 31 before travel to Mount Pulag Protected Area office in Bokod, Benguet at around 6:00 a.m. Briefing will be conducted at the Protected Area office before take off to the Ranger Station.

A scenic view of the Ambuklao Dam will be traversed by the participants enroute to the Protected Area office.

Participants will start their journey to Mount Pulag by camping first at the grassland campsite for sunset viewing before the early ascend to the summit early morning of Nov. 1.

Aquisan said that participants will have pictorial at the summit at 2,922 meters above sea level before enjoying their descend at the Mount Pulag grassland known as the “sacred playing ground” of great ancestors who once lived under the shadow of the mystic mountain.

Participants will start to trek to barangay Tawangan via the trappers-trail-Halong creek route where they are expected to have their lunch under the towering decades-old trees.

A cultural presentation will greet participants in barangay Tawangan, where they will stay overnight before the visit to the multi-awarded clean and green Bulalacao Lake.

The three-day climb will culminate with a visit to the Kabayan National Museum where one of the famous mummies is being safely kept. The giving of certificates and tokens will be held at the closing program before take-off to Baguio at around 4:00 p.m. of Nov. 2.

DOT director Puricacion Molintas, who also graced the grand canao and formal launching of the LGU-sponsored Mount Pulag climb last May, said that her office has selected Kabayan as the potential newest tourism icon in the northern highland.

Molintas said that local and foreign tourists, aside from keep on coming back to Mount Pulag, are increasingly keen in viewing the mummies, which are equally famous to the mummies in Egypt .With some of the sites of the Kabayan mummies visited by tourists, respect to traditions and cultural sensitivity are paramount reminders which need to be strictly observed by anyone.

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Recognition Day for 271 members of PMA BAGWIS Class 2012 held

iBaguio Army — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 01:54:14 +0000

Two- hundred-seventy-one members of BAGWIS (Bagong Kawal Na May Iisang Lakas) Class of 2012 of the Philippine Military Academy (PMA) were formally recognized as members of the Cadet Corps of the Armed Forces of the Philippines on Saturday, October 18.

During the recognition day of the plebes (4th class cadets), Police Director General Jesus Verzosa spoke to the cadets composed of 238 men and 33 women.

“What makes this day special is not so much the end of you plebehood, but more important, the start of a journey toward becoming what we call as the custodians of the nation’s defense,” Verzosa said.

“This journey may not be smooth, as the roads that a cadet walks on are oftentimes tough and seem endless. But the lessons along the way are priceless, and the wisdom you will gain will be beyond measure,” he added.

“You will be glad that you [cadets] were taught not to substitute words for actions, nor seek the path of comfort, but to face the stress and spur of difficulty and challenge,” Verzosa said.

Verzosa, a graduate of PMA himself, urged the cadets to take the challenge imposed on them and make the country proud.

“As PMAers, you are among the rare breed of men and women in public service. And as members of PMA Bagwis Class of 2012, I have one challenge to pose unto you: Live up to your name and make our country proud,” he said.

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First Baguio National Defense Exposition 2008 starts October 23

iBaguio Army — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 01:22:20 +0000

“We pay them with our taxes; they repay it with their lives.” Thus, flaunted Francisco “Ka Kiko” Calado’s t-shirt as he briefed local officials, on the rationale behind the 1st Baguio National Defense Expo, October 14 at the Mayor’s Office, City Hall.

Ka Kiko is Project Director for “Lente” of the Defense Press Corp of the Philippines (DCP), the lead organizer of exhibit.

The expo, depicting the heroism of Filipino Soldiers from as early as World War II, is slated October 23 to 26 at Melvin Jones Grandstand, Burnham Park.

Themed, “Peace and Development: The New Face of Heroism,” the 4-day event boasts of an exhibit of a truckload of DCP photos and World War II archives; static displays of various armaments and gears of the various units of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP); performances from the AFP’s various units; and free Simba “joy rides” for kids.

Ka Kiko said, “During our childhood days, most of us wanted to become like them - heroes. Times have not changed and kids now still want to become soldiers when they grow up.”

“The event,” he explained, “is geared towards ‘humanizing’ the image of our soldiers - heroes all - whose presence is supposed to be appreciated and not feared.”

Expo inauguration shall be on October 23 at 8:00am. Mayor Reinaldo Bautista, Jr. and Lt. Gen. Leopoldo Maligalig, Philippine Military Academy (PMA) superintendent are guest of honors and speakers for the activity, which shall be spiced up by a silent drill by PMA cadets; a performance by the Marine Drum and Bugle Corps; and a film showing in the evening.

Aside from nightly film documentaries, special capability demos shall be presented from October 24 to 26 by the Navy’s Special Warfare Group; Marine Corps Drum and Bugle Team; 505th Search and Rescue Group of the Air Force; Weapons of Mass Destruction Suit Team of the AFP Reserve Command; and the Army’s Special Forces Regiment, First Scout Ranger Regiment, and Light Armor Division.

Ka Kiko said, “The regular exhibits and demos shall likewise be beefed up by rappelling, wall climbing and light armored vehicle joy ride for kids.”

Finally on October 16, cameras and spotlight will shift at the PMA for its 2008 commencement exercise. Closing activities at Burnham shall proceed at 2:00pm highlighted by final performances by various AFP units, a silent drill by PMA cadets, and a “Cañao for Peace” by the AFP’s top brass and City Officials.

Meantime, Ka Kiko revealed, “The AFP wishes to thank the City of Baguio in issuing Resolution 390-2008, extending support to the activity and declaring the October 20 to 26 as National Defense Consciousness Week in Baguio.” For his part, acting mayor Daniel Farinas said, “We welcome the DPC and AFP’s presence in Baguio… the project they wish to undertake with the city is not only an activity which goal is to bring our heroes closer to the people they serve.”

“More than that, the activity is likewise a good learning experience not only to our locals but for kids in the neighboring regions as well.”

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Baguio Flower Festival (Panagbenga) 2009 launched

iBaguio Army — Sun, 19 Oct 2008 03:53:49 +0000

The Baguio Flower Festival ‘Panagbenga’ 2009 shall be a “big event, and to be done on a grand scale,” as to participation, activities and audience, as promised by Baguio Country Club’s Anthony de Leon during the simple launching ceremonies of the Baguio Flower Festival last Monday, Oct. 13.

De Leon is the Baguio Flower Festival Foundation, Inc. (BFFFI) Executive Chairman, tasked to manage the affairs of Panagbenga 2009.

With him were Congressman Mauricio Domogan and Mayor Reinaldo Bautista, Jr., who both promised “substantial support” for the activities.

The mayor emphasized that the event is “community-led and government-supported.” Members of the Baguio Centennial Committee (BCC) were also present to affirm their full support to the flower festival centenary version. Frequent coordination meetings were scheduled between the two bodies for activities to complement each other, BCC chairperson Virgilio Bautista said.

With the theme, “Our Festival…Yours Too!” the 14th version of Panagbenga shall have its grand opening on February 1, the Market Encounter from Feb. 1 to March 8, the Fluvial Parade on Valentines day, “Let a Thousand Flowers Bloom,” on Feb. 22, Abanao Nights from Feb. 26-28 and the most awaited Grand Street Parade along Session road on Feb. 28. The float parade will be on March 1, at the same venue.

Right after the street and float parades, Session road shall be cleared for the “Session Road in Bloom,” from March 2-March 8 where floral-themed accessories are sold and flower-inspired activities done within the area. Promenaders and café-goers shall also be allowed in the area.

On March 7, Baguio Pony Boys and fun riders shall have their day of exhibition rides, games and activities on horseback. Known as “Gymkhana,” the event is reminiscent of oldenBaguio days when horse afficionados would come together and prove their mettle on horse games. Horses then were the primary mode of transportation to and from the agricultural and mining areas.

Closing ceremonies shall be on March 8, de Leon said.

The extra week Innovations to the activities abound, de Leon added, including string quartet and ballet performances during the fluvial parade, usually done at the Burnham Park Lake. Additional activities are being awaited.

Activities are bigger due to the flower festival’s joint celebration with the centenary, de Leon clarified.

As to sponsored events, de Leon said that there shall be no sponsor dominance, nor commercialization for the festival.

Congressman Domogan also emphasized that the flower festival is meant to be a thanksgiving event, for the promotion of unity and to sustain the tourism industry in the city.

The congressman downplayed expectations of a house bill approval, a move to regulate festivals in the country due to the presently-felt economic crisis.

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Burnham Park Summit

iBaguio Army — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 01:30:18 +0000

City executives, non-government organizations, tourism-oriented establishment owners, technical planners, representatives from the academe, senior citizens group, business sector, and the Sangguniang Panlungsod met last Tuesday to forge a pre-planning agreement for the forthcoming citywide Burnham Park summit.

Mayor Reinaldo Bautista, Jr., himself attended and spoke about the need to work together for Baguio’s premier park, as sports, tourism, promenade spot, educational and environmental centers.

City Executives then presented the development plan which included park goers’ profile, conditions of facilities, and environmental needs for the area.

Budgetary concerns were also presented, as to income needs, future sources of revenue for the park to become self-sustaining side-by side with environmental development plans . The need was emphasized due to the turn-over of the park from the national government to the city, as to Executive Order 695. Said EO fully devolved the park to the city, after years of being under the management of the Philippine Tourism Authority (PTA), with employees from the National Parks Development Committee (NPDC).

Thus, human resource needs for the park was also presented, for the city’s priority for manpower skills, including park maintenance. Education and training of personnel, for local needs and tourism purposes, was also discussed.

Legal aspects such as ordinances and resolutions as to Burnham concerns were delved into. The creation of the Burnham Park Development Authority, history and culture, arrangements, strategies, guidelines, and assistance needed were presented. The prioritization of the park’s needs was also looked into.

Older participants who grew up with the park through the years then looked into more needs, such as maintenance of its being Baguio’s water table, an aquifer connected with the Balili-Sagudin river which runs through the city to neighboring places; and the need for proper drainage, as more tourism structures are observed within the area. The need for security for park goers was also suggested. Less concrete, more plants and ornamental flowers was requested, as with the removal of unnecessary concrete structures.

It was also agreed upon that users’ needs be looked into before any priority, and to “enhance, preserve and protect” the park. It has been observed by Baguio-based travelers that Baguio is only one of the country’s cities having a park to boast of.

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942 vying for 300 slots in PMA Class 2013

iBaguio Army — Wed, 17 Sep 2008 07:56:03 +0000

The 942 aspiring cadets who passed the Philippine Military Academy (PMA) Entrance Examinations are vying for the 300 slots in the military institution’s Class 2013.

Capt. Agnes Lynette Flores, PMA spokesperson, said the successful examinees would have to undergo rigid physical and medical tests early next month.

“Should more than 300 qualify, PPMA authorities intend to work it out with the Armed Forces of the Philippines General Headquarters for as many as 330 to 350 new cadets to be appointed,” she said.

PMA is authorized to have a cadet population of 1,100 of whom 10 to 12 percent are female cadets. Of the successful examinees, 675 are males and 267, females.

For the fourth year now, the PMA has required aspirants to have a minimum of 85 percent graded point average in high school to ensure high quality cadets entering the academy.

“This explains why we have lesser examinees now as compared to more than 10,000 to 12,000 examinees in the past. The strategic move is consistent with the PMA Roadmap 2015 in ensuring a higher quality of cadet applicants and appointees,” Flores said.

PMA cadets enjoy four-year, full government scholarships to earn a Bachelor of Science degree, and commission as second lieutenants in the Army and Air Force, or ensigns in the Philippine Navy.

This year, 8,449 regular and 1,834 walk-in applicants nationwide were processed but only 5,778 qualified to take the exam although 5,652 actually took the battery of tests in mathematics and English, and a special PMA aptitude test.

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