What A Joy | Fr. Stephen Cuyos, MSC

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Nov25

Finally I’m back in the Philippines.

I do not care about the trademark traffic in Manila nor about the humidity of this megapolis, it simply feels great to be back in my beloved country.

My flight from Rome to Manila took about 18 hours – 14 hours of flying time plus three hours of stopover in Dubai.

Four friends met me at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport and they all made me feel so special. On my way to my residence in New Manila, Quezon City I was so impressed at the cleanliness of the streets in Paranaque, Mandaluyong, Makati, and San Juan.

I will be having my vacation for about month in Cebu and in January 2006 I will formally begin my communications ministry at the Communication Foundation for Asia(CFA) in Sta. Mesa, Manila.

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5 CommentsLeave a comment »

28 November 2005

gail said:

welcome back Padre Cuyos!
see you soon…
28 November 2005

erwin de torres said:

maligayang pagbabalikbayan padre,sana magkita ulit tayo someday.

always
bhong,cel&kaye
1 December 2005

AYEZA said:

maayong pagbalik sa Pilipinas!
2 December 2005

Shang said:

Welcome back! It is so nice to have you back here bisan dili na ka sa among parokya ma-assign. Goodluck in all your endeavors Father Bobby. We all love you here!
6 December 2005

kars said:

welcome back po father. “,)