2010 Philippine Presidential Candidate: Fr. Ed Panlilio
(Photo Credits: Wikipedia) Nang-galaiti ang mga prelates ki Panlilio. Yan ang headline kani-kanina nung binuksan ko online papers. Nag-ngi-ngit-ngit sila nung pinahayag ni Fr. Ed Panlilio ang plano nya to run for President. At ano ang ikinakagalet nang mga kasamahan ni Fr. Panlilio sa simbahan? Ang bottom line kasi nito is the separation of Church and the State. Pag pinagsama mo nga naman sila, mistulang Iran. But does it really mean na porque merong “Fr.” sa unahan nang pangalan ni Panlilio eh this is now equivalent to the marriage of the Church and the State? Anyone? Anyone?
An sabi sa news:
“Pampanga Gov. Eddie Panlilio’s bid for the country’s highest office has elicited worried, angry and even outraged reactions from his superiors and fellow priests in the Catholic Church and from Church members. San Fernando Archbishop Paciano Aniceto angrily rejected Panlilio’s plans to run for president and leave the priesthood. “Source.
Outraged? Alin ang mas outrageous? Yong administrasyon noon, ngayon at kasalukuyan na maraming dapat i-explika sa mga kurakot na nangyayari daw or ang pari who is wanting to have a change at linisin ang mga kademonyohan dyan sa taas? Simple lang naman to para saken. I am not endorsing Panlilio but at the same time, kung me matinong leader na naka-upo, I’m sure hindi to tatakbo as Presidente.
Panlilio has all the reasons in the world na lumakas and loob. He’s not a politician. Pour mois, that is good. At kapag ganito ang performance mo, siguro naman tipong baka sya na nga ang hinihintay nang bayan:
“The governor has removed corruption from the capitol’s contracts and transactions, increased quarry revenues to P430 million and prioritized education, health, livelihood and agriculture.” Source
I understand the concern. Pari si Ed Panlilio. Meron syang sinumpaang vocation. But am sure ang nasa loob nang puso nang paring eto must also the same as what we have inside our heart. Ang pagkainis sa lecheng wala na yatang solusyon na mga kalechehang kurapsyon in your face. And our wanting to have a meaningful change for the better para sa karamihan nang mga Pilipinong sadlak sa poverty dahil sa pagpapayaman nang mga iba dyan sa poder.
Hindi pari si Cory. Pero hindi nya nalutas ang kurapsyon. Hindi pari si Ka Fidel, pero wala rin. At mas lalong hindi pari si Erap at hindi nya… teka… dinagdagan nya…teka… wait… ahh… wag na lang. At mas lalong hindi pari si Gloria, pero ano baa!!!
Ang paniniwala ko, hindi porque Pari si Panlilio eh mag-sasanib na ang Simbahan at ang Gobyerness.
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I once criticised Fr. Ed for his plan to run for President because from what I’ve read and saw on tv he is much hated by most of the mayors in Pampanga pati na rin ng Vice Gov.
Now I wonder why if they hated Fr. Ed kasi most of them ay hindi na maka-kurakot.
I will just wait and see. Observe muna aketch.
OT: Guys I read all your emails, hindi lang ako maka-participate coz mahirap sumagot ng email thru my mobile. Haha
i’m sort of in the same boat mel. all i do is just read what’s going on with this guy and he’s been pretty much hot in the news but it seemed to me that he is effective in what he’s doing kaya matyag lang muna ako. but so far as far as i am concerned, he’d doing pretty good. and you raised a very good point, ano ba talaga ang source nang panggagalaiti? hahaha!
i agree with you sistah mel…naggagalaiti sila kay fe ed kasi nga naputulan ang kurakot arms nila.
aabangan ko how things will turn out at lalong babantayan ko ang kilos nitong si fr. ed.
we’ll wait and see.
I’d wholeheartedly endorsed Panlilio. Pero sayang…hindi siya JOKLA!
meaning pag jokla ang candidate, no question and background investigation, vote agad? hahaha ano baaa! hehehe
Galit sila Kay Panlilio kasi marami syang nasagasaan na mga Pulitikong may illegal activities.
Si Panlilio kakampi nya si Lord Jesus.
Mga kalaban nyang pulutiko kakampi nila Huweteng Lords.
Tama ba hula ko?
jeri,
lik what mel said, baka nga! baka nga daming na-distorbo hahaha
akala ko andito na yung presidential santacruzan mo Reynz
ang worry ko lang dito, baka hindi makapag-trabaho si Among Ed kung sakali kasi puro mga atake na lang ang aatupagin niya.
katulad ng ginagawa sa kanya ngayon sa provincial seat, puro mga counter-productive attacks, sabay aakusahan siya ng wala daw na-a-accomplish… kasi wala siyang accomplice
naiwan ko na yong political santracruzan sa site ko roy! yaan mo, sana maituloy ko uli!
hahaha! i’m sure being an ex-seminarian you have the right feel blue and i respect that. but if he is the leader who’d be similar to desmund tutu ata ang nire-refer mo na south african, then so be it, dahil wala nang matinong leader eh!
sagot ni manong google..fernando lugo.
salamat sa name toni! ni-google ko sya at naloka ako sa mga babae nya hehehe
well, kung si gloria ba and him na lang ang maglalaban, pwes ki panlilio of course ako. but for now, i am just watching and i hope he continues to do good. umalis na lang sya sa pagka-pari hahaha
sorry, south american pala sinabi mo. eto sya:
Fernando Armindo Lugo Méndez (born May 30, 1951) is the current President of Paraguay and the former Roman Catholic bishop of the Diocese of San Pedro.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fernando_Lugo
Interesting pala ang buhay nito blue:
Since Lugo is not married, he recently announced the designation of his elder sister, Mercedes Lugo, as First Lady of Paraguay.
On April 13, 2009 — five days after lawyers for Viviana Carrillo announced they were filing a paternity suit against him — Lugo admitted he is the father of a child conceived with Ms. Carrillo, age 26, while he was still a Roman Catholic bishop. Ms. Carrillo’s lawyer says the boy was born on May 4, 2007. Pope Benedict XVI did not relieve Lugo from his vows of chastity until July 31, 2008.[17][18]
One week later, a second woman, Benigna Leguizamón, came forward in Paraguay alleging that President Fernando Lugo fathered one of her children in 2002 when he was serving as a Catholic bishop. [19] However, Lugo did not acknowledge this child as in the first case. Leguizamón then filed a lawsuit against the President demanding a DNA test. [20] Other Paraguayan bishops were reportedly informed of such allegations in 2004, but did not make them public at the time. [21] A third woman, pro-government political activist Hortensia Morán, appeared a day after Leguizamón and also claimed President Lugo is the father of her child — this one a 16-month-old boy she claimed she named after late Pope John Paul II. [2
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Lumabas din ako ng seminaryo so I guess ex-seminarian ako tulad ni blue. hehe. Nung una eh hindi din ako pabor sa mga nagko-cross ng fence from priesthood to politics. I agree, iba tlaga ang training din sa seminary compared sa mga ibang schools.
Pero naisip ko lang. Hindi lahat ng pari eh gustong maging politiko. Baka what made Among Ed decide to choose a different path eh talagang malakas ang silakbo ng puso niya to serve even outside priesthood. Baka naguumapaw sa pagiging makabayan tong si Among Ed.
I beleive it was a difficult decision sa part ng paring eto to thread this path he chose. Maraming pagsubok at pagtutuligsa siyang matatanggap. Pero baka may kakampi siya sa Taas. We can never tell naman diba?
Opinion ko lang to ha. hehe
UPDATE: http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/inquirerheadlines/nation/view/20090722-216622/Gov-chooses-politics-over-priesthood
Panlilio: It is God calling I run for president
Priest-turned-Governor Eddie Panlilio of Pampanga on Tuesday announced that he had decided to run for president in 2010.
“I have every intention to file my candidacy on or before [the deadline of] Nov. 30. I’m ready for all the consequences, including dispensation from priesthood,” Panlilio declared at the weekly forum arranged by the Catholic Media Network in Intramuros, Manila.
“Until today many people were not sure [whether] I will run. They only learned today; we are only announcing our decision today,” he said.
In Pampanga, reactions to Panlilio’s announcement ranged from approval to disdain. Fr. Raul de los Santos described the governor’s planned run as “quixotic,” while businessman Renato Romero, a former supporter, said he was “drunk with power.
i like this guy, among all the presidentiables, baka eto ang maging bet ko.
I dont think there is something moral chorva with governance. The system is already corrupted and it will be an uphill battle para sa mga moral power rangers dyan.
Kaya yung mga nagsasabi na magtataguyod daw ng moral governance chorva e under hallucination ata. Unahin nila muna ang social at public service. Hindi yung moral this, moral that. Ano sila, si God?! Nagdidiktahan kung anong moral ek-ek e naiiwanan na nila ang mga taong dapat nilang serbisyuhan.
Pasensya na mga ka-barrio. On the contrary, I dont want Ed Panlilio as president. Hindi pa nga siya tapos with Pampanga e gusto naman nya ang buong pinas. Nasa quarry pa nga lang siya – asan ang total improvement ng social services sa pampanga?
Nakakairita pakinggan yang statement na God wanted me to run blah blah. Reminds me of the 333 years of Spanish-Fraylocracy rule dito sa atin.
sa mga gustong maging Presidente… kung sino man ang manalo sa eleksyon.. sana mapatakbo ng maayos ang Pilipinas… Yan lang ang hiling ng taong bayan… maging mabuti at maayos ang pagpapatakbo ng Pilipinas… krime, droga, mga tao sa lansangan mga namamalimos.. sana magkaron na ng tamang lugar para sa mga yan… MAgkaron sana tayo ng isang Presidenteng makakapagbigay satin ng maayos at mapayapang pamumuhay dito sa Pilipinas… Mabawasan ang mga taong gustong magtrabaho sa ibang bansa at magkaron ng magandang dahilan kung bakit nga ba sila magtatrabaho pa sa ibang bansa eh pwede naman pala sa pilipinas(sana magawan ng solusyon ito)…