There is no doubt that his hypocritical posturing of being the scion of an avid Catholic family will ever be affected in profound ways by the words of Pope Francis. His political career is only as extensive as his class interest. And class interest is just as thick as blood. There is much whiplash to expect from his big-landed-gentry upbringing after this brief season of euphoric windfall of the Papal visit.
Several vendors occupying an overpass in Quezon City protested against the Zero Vending Policy on the third day of Pope Francis' visit.
Members of the Sisters Association in Mindanao light candles praying for Pope Francis to join the typhoon survivors'quest for justice. (Contributed photo: Dexter Aserdano)
Two students from the University of the Immaculate Conception College wear shirts printed with the image of Pope Francis. (Ace R. Morandante/davaotoday.com)
Delegates from Leyte and Samar light candles on the eve of Pope Francis' arrival in Tacloban. (Contributed photo: Dexter Aserdano)