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Thursday, April 21, 2005 (Philippines)

Catholics, Muslims urge unity from Pope
Transport and militant groups gear up for what they say is a bigger strike to protest the rising oil prices next month. (Sun.Star Cagayan de Oro/Joey Nacalaban)
LOCAL leaders of the Roman Catholic and Muslims voiced hopes Wednesday that newly elected Pope Benedict XVI would continue the "inter-faith" efforts of predecessor Pope John Paul II to further unite "in peace and solidarity" all Christians and Muslims over the world.

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2005-04-01 19:04:06
" Dwight O. Nacaytuna"< dwight_n44@yahoo.com> Heavenly Father, the Roman Catholics need a holy shepherd to guide them in their moral and spiritual journey back to your Kingdom. Bless the man who will sit on St. Peter's Basilica with the vision of the Great John Paul II .... Bless the Cardinal Arinze.
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Millions seen lost in transport strike
BUSINESS establishments including gasoline dealers here in Region 10 lost millions of pesos in the massive transportation strike staged by groups last Monday.
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Church-owned lot below tennis court
ANY questions regarding the ownership and exact location of disputed Lot 295 somewhere in the City Hall site that supposedly belongs to the Cagayan de Oro Archdiocese may now be put to rest.
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Conflict, domain claims bog gov't-Moro rebels talks
THE failure to resolve the contentious ancestral domain claim and the refusal by government to peacefully end the conflict in Sulu may result in the collapse of peace talks between them and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF).
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Business
European commission set to grace coop dev't forum
 
Opinion
Editorial: City Hall sale
Adaza: US envoy is tactless
 
Sports
Region 10 Palaro opens here Thursday
 
Lifestyle
A lasting love
 
Feature
Alliance helps in Mindanao peace work

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