Romulo Fernandez Magsino
It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Dr. Romulo Fernandez Magsino with his family by his side on November 25, 2022 at 81 years of age. Romulo will be lovingly remembered by his surviving family: spouse Patria (Leah) Enverga Magsino, son Romulo Magsino, Jr. (Michelle), daughter Dr. Tricia Magsino Barnabé (Norman), daughter Mabelle Magsino (Alan), grandchildren Marissa, Alianna, Chelsea, Maya, Nina, Alexander, Matias and Maileia, and his sister Ellen Lacandula. He is predeceased by father Melecio, mother Isabela, brother Brigadier General Florencio Magsino, and sister Dr. Luningning Hernandez.
Dean Emeritus at the Faculty of Education at the University of Manitoba, Dr. Romulo Magsino, O.M. (B.A., B.Sc. Ed/Luzonian, M.Ed/Sydney, M.A. Ed., PhD./Wisconsin) was the rst Filipino-Canadian to become the Dean of Education at a major university in Canada. Educated on three continents and a Rotary International scholar, Dr. Magsino arrived in Canada in 1971 and moved to Winnipeg in 1988. He had a lifelong commitment to excellence in higher education, and demonstrated leadership within the Filipino community, which has raised awareness of the important role of immigrants in the cultural diversity of Manitoba. He was an expert in the areas of multiculturalism, immigration, and intercultural education. He was a proli c scholar and a recognized
authority in education, having authored and edited nine books and monographs; published more than 70 articles in various books and journals; authored approximately 80 papers which were presented at international, national, regional, provincial and district conferences; and authored over 50 papers which were presented at seminars, workshops, and lectures. His scholarship evolved over time, but he had a consistent preoccupation with diversity, democracy, multiculturalism, and later on, globalization and cosmopolitanism. In 2006, Dr. Magsino received the Pamana ng Pilipino Award from Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. is award is a Presidential Award conferred on overseas Filipinos who have brought the country honour and recognition. In 2008, Dr. Magsino was inducted into the Order of Manitoba, as an educator and leader in the Filipino-Canadian Community. He was awarded the Golden Jubilee Award (2002) and Diamond Jubilee Award (2012) by the Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba. He served as president of the associations for Multicultural Education in Newfoundland and Manitoba, vice-president of the United Council of Filipino Associations in Canada and chair of the Manitoba Ethno-Cultural Advisory Council. He was instrumental in the development of the $2.3 million Philippine-Canadian Centre of Manitoba and served as its rst president. Some of his countless commitments to community service included being a member of the Board of Directors of the Winnipeg Foundation and the Seven Oaks General Hospital Foundation, as well as Deputy Commander in Canada for the Order of the Knights of Rizal. Dr. Magsino was referred to by his colleagues as “a ne scholar, a community leader, and a caring institutional leader who exempli ed the ideal collegial system and the role of the public intellectual.”
Prayer and Viewing (Lamay) services will be held on both Wednesday, December 7 and ursday, December 8 from 6:00pm to midnight at omson in the Park Funeral Home, 1291 McGillivray Blvd, Winnipeg. Celebration of Life program will begin at 7:00pm. Funeral mass will be held on Friday, December 9 at 10:00am at St. Vital Church, 1629 Pembina Hwy. Interment and reception to follow at omson in the Park Funeral Home.
Messages of condolences may be directed to the omson in the Park Funeral Home webpage: https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/winnipeg-mb/romulo-magsino-11036544
e family would like to thank the compassionate caregivers over the years, the medical and support teams at the Health Sciences Centre, Riverview Health Centre, and especially the many family and friends who have supported our journey with Romulo in his later years. Scholarship donations may be made to the University of Manitoba, Dr. Romulo & Patria Magsino Prize of
in Education, 200-137 Innovation Drive, Winnipeg, MB R3T 6B6.
Sa Pag-ihip sa Dahon ng Kahapon
SarílingSíkap ni Ralph Waldo Emerson
Nása d'yos ang awà ang gawâ nása táo Paniníwalà ng mga relihiyóso Subálit di namán nilá mapanindigán Kúlang sa kasipágan panáy panawágan
Wála nang maaasáhan sa bandáng hulí Kundî saríling talíno, wísyo, at budhî Káhit lumuhód, magngangawâ, at magdasál Waláng nakíkinig sa mga inuúsal
Dáhil táo lang ang bahalà sa daigdíg Sa kan'lang mga paá matútong tumindíg Bulág na pagsunód ng mga muntíng ísip Waláng kalayáan kadénang panagínip
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A poem consisting of four quatrains of 13-syllable lines
"A foolish consistency is a folly of little minds." "Nothing can bring you peace but yourself."--R.W. Emerson
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Love becomes a grand adventure over the next four weeks because you’re ready to open your heart to romance when Venus enters Sagittarius on Tuesday. Venus will be in your expansion zone, making it an ideal time to grow your dating pool or find love while traveling. Either way, you’re optimistic that everything will work out.
This week brings a strong possibility of falling in love with a mysterious person when Venus enters Sagittarius on Tuesday, moving through your intimacy zone for the next four weeks. You might develop a strong bond with someone after knowing them for only a (Crossword) PALAISIPAN PAHALANG PABABA 1. Isdang tabang 5. Asawa ng bilas 9. Usok 10. Peste ng mga pananim 11. Kakahuyan 12. Parusang kamatayan 14. Sanhi ng baha 15. Gamit ng barbero 16. Lambat
few hours. However, watch out for this intensity. It would be easy to get burned. 1. Maliit na aktor 2. Kulay ng kalangitan 3. Luwal 4. Langgam 5. Hanging mula sa timog 6. Salok 7. Tulo 8. Hiwa 13. Pangtanggal ng balbas
Love is in the air, Gemini, so you’d better lock it down when Venus enters Sagittarius on Tuesday, moving into your partnership zone. This is the type of relationship that could last for the long haul, so be honest about what you’re looking for. It will be your key to happiness.
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You’ll be taking on the caregiver role in most of your relationships over the next few weeks after Venus enters Sagittarius on Tuesday, moving into your service zone. You’ll be making it your personal business to tend to anyone who comes your way. Just try not to turn yourself into a martyr in the process.
It’s a great time for romance because you’re ready to take a leap of faith when Venus enters Sagittarius on Tuesday, moving into your pleasure zone. You might meet someone that you have burning-hot chemistry with, and you could really heat up a chilly fall night. Go for it, Leo!
With all the pre-holiday stress, this week is the perfect time for a road trip once Venus enters Sagittarius on Tuesday. With your ruling planet in your communication zone, it’s an ideal time to visit friends and siblings you haven’t seen in a while. You can reconnect over some hot cocoa.
There’s a strong possibility of taking some calculated financial risks over the next few weeks once Venus enters Sagittarius on Tuesday, moving into your value zone. While you’re usually very protective of your cash, you’re feeling bold enough to use your intuition to take some calculated gambles. Just don’t go off the deep end.
This is a great month to fall in love with yourself when lovely Venus enters your sign on Tuesday. Your wit, style and charm will easily make you the center of attention over the next four weeks, so use them to your advantage. If you want something (or someone), now is the time to get it.
It’s time to get out of your shell and have some fun, Capricorn! Venus enters Sagittarius on Tuesday, moving into your subconscious zone. While it’s tempting to hide out from the world, your place is to be with people who understand you and love to have fun. Allow yourself to be uninhibited. It could be very healing.
This is an ideal period for making new friends from all walks of life when Venus enters Sagittarius on Tuesday. With the planet of love in your social zone, this is a great time to develop bonds with people all over the world, even through social media. Use these connections to help your community in meaningful ways.
“Magpakailanman” celebrates 20 years of lifechanging stories
The well-loved and multiawarded drama anthology show, “Magpakailanman,” marks 20 years of life-changing stories on GMA Network this November.
As part of its anniversary special, #MPK unveils another collection of inspiring, heartfelt, and even thrilling narratives from various people.
GMA Kapuso Foundation Ambassador and Special Adviser and renowned host, Ms. Mel Tiangco, reveals the secret behind the success of Magpakailanman. “I think it is the sincerity of the show more than anything else. Each one of us, we have our own stories, challenges and personal triumphs. Nakakarelate ang viewers namin sa mga totoong kwento at totoong tao na itinatampok sa MPK.”
This November 26, get ready for an emotional rollercoaster ride with the story of Maegan Aguilar entitled “Listen to My Heart.” The second part of her ever controversial life will air on December 3 via “Love Me for What I Am.”
These special episodes are headlined by highly-talented Kapuso
actress Sanya Lopez as Maegan; Jason Abalos as Xander, the expartner of Maegan; Jon Lucas as Lyndon, Maegan’s weak former lover who distanced their son from her; Dion Ignacio as Oliver, the fourth man in Maegan’s life who might restore her hope in love and in life.
Meanwhile, the spooky season and the anniversary special of Magpakailanman is extended as the show brings to light “Haunted Soul” premiering on December 10.
The horrifying true experiences of Lezlie Hombre were portrayed by multi-awarded and box office icon Bea Alonzo on her first-ever #MPK guesting.
Joining her in this extraordinary storytelling are Marco Alcaraz as Adrian, the deceitful husband of Lezlie; Bing Pimentel as Lezlie's mother who has been her moral compass; Marnie Lapuz as Elaine, the boss of Lezlie who is also a good listener to all her problems; Josh Ivan Morales as Incubus, a male demon that will cause distress in Lezlie’s life.
The death of Lezlie’s mother and the infidelity of her husband weakened her spirit and her faith
in God. Hence, the frailty of her soul becomes an open window for a malevolent entity to attack her. The manifestations were relatively benign in the beginning until they escalated in a terrifying fashion.
How can Lezlie survive these haunting events? Will faith rebuild her once peaceful and normal life?
Don’t miss the anniversary special of ‘Magpakailanman’ this Saturday (November 26) at 8:15 p.m. on GMA-7. Viewers can also stream the show on #MPK’s Facebook and TikTok accounts.
Viewers abroad can also catch the program via GMA Pinoy TV. To subscribe, visit www.gmapinoytv. com.
AJ Raval identified to have given birth in a Pasig hospital - OGIE DIAZ
Sexy actress AJ Raval gave birth to her child with Aljur Abrenica, showbiz reporter Ogie Diaz confirmed in his YouTube channel.
“Nanganak na si AJ Raval noong November 18 or 19 diyan sa isang payak na hospital sa Pasig,” Ogie said.
Diaz also added that Aljur was waiting outside while AJ was delivering their child in her own hospital room.
AJ got to the hospital with her face covered but was later identified because of the tattoo on her chest. Aljur was seen with a face mask which he, later on, took off.
It will be recalled that AJ has repeatedly denied her pregnancy and has posted photos to prove it.
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