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<div style="background:#fff;border:#bbb dashed 1px;padding:5px"><a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/comments.php?id=560703" style="color:#000;text-decoration:none"><div style="margin:10px 0"><strong>La Naval De Manila, My Mother</strong></div><div style="margin:10px 0">'Sa Iyong kandungan aking natikman ang unang pagmamahal. Kahit musmos pa, kapiling ka aking ina.'<br> Happiness, gladness, as I remember those old days. <br>We can surely say that we are lucky, but how? <br>The only thing in my life that I have is my mom. <br>My mom, my mom. <br>October 2,2008 was the enthonement of La Naval de Manila. <br>I was there at exactly 4: 30 pm. <br>The throne was empty. <br>Then at 5: 10 pm the lady went out of her royal room. <br>She was wearing her regalia, and a short procession was done. <br>I was seated at the left panel of the altar (I was lucky) . As she proceeded to her throne, I was crying. <br>Why? I remember my mom, La Naval's image is too motherly. <br>An affection of a mother and a son.<br> Tears fell. I did not able to touch her because of a certain shock. <br>My Queen, My Mother. <br>October 12,2008, I attended the annual the annual procession of The La Gran Señora de Filipinas La Naval De Manila. <br>Like what I have stated, I am a great devotee of the La Naval De Manila. I was there at around 9am, I wasvery happy to see the Lady standing in her Baldachino. <br>At around five in the afternoon, the procession went out, <br>as the mcee shoutedher name, <br>La Naval de Manila, <br>I hurriedly went to see her, <br>again the Lady was smiling in her carozza. <br>I said 'Kayo na po ang bahala sa amin.' That is the power of La Naval, powerful, motherly and majestic. <br>La Naval de Manila is like my mom. <br>My mom had battles, sufferings, and sorrows. <br>But my mom is a great warrior, like what the Lady did in the battle.<br> My mom continued the battle despite my father died. <br>What is the similarity of La Naval and my mom, both of them are brave. When Mary saw her dying son Jesus, she cried silently. <br>When my mom saw her two boys suferring she cried silently.<br> When Mary saw her son going to heaven, she was happy. <br>When my mom saw me going up on stage to receive my diploma, she cried, tears of joy fell. <br>Now that is what we call Women's power. Battles? <br>Yes, I believe that my mom is still having her battles. <br>Next year, October 2009, once again the La Naval will be placed in her royal baldachino, <br>she will hear songs again in her honor, <br>she will have a procession once again.<br> The Faith that my mom and I have will always continue, <br>it will always be there.<br> Without La Naval, the battles that we had will never be surpassed. Thank you, Our Lady of La Naval. <br>Thank you.</div><div style="margin:10px 0"><br /></a><br />poem by <a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/by.php?a=Randolfh+Bunag">Randolfh Bunag</a><div class=q>
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 Happiness, gladness, as I remember those old days. 
We can surely say that we are lucky, but how? 
The only thing in my life that I have is my mom. ..."></div>
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