Even in her 80s, the honored manåmko’ has a clear, lively voice that cut through the air when she welcomed The Guam Daily Post into her Asan home. In her modest living room, surrounded by photo after photo of family, Terlaje fondly recounted where each of her nine children was born and raised. Clearly, Terlaje is a striking representative of so many CHamoru women who came before her: a pillar of faith, family and – especially – strength. CONTINUED
Thank you Mrs. Tenorio for your devotion, courage and tireless effort to protect our church.
ReplyDeleteWhat an honor to have picketed with such a person. Great story and to all the guardian angels out there Si Yuus Maase!!
ReplyDeleteMrs. Terlaje, thank you for sharing your amazing life story. You are truly blessed.
ReplyDeleteShe not only picketed every Sunday, she attended most if not all the village meetings--and there were many--held to update our Catholics on the affairs of the Archdiocese. Great lady! God Bless You, Mrs. Terlaje!!
ReplyDeleteByrne's owes it to Mrs. Terlaje, the other dedicated picketers and Jungle Watch Nation to keep them posted on Apuron's whereabouts. Being his co-ad, he has to know where he is and he shouldn't keep it a secret.
ReplyDeleteByrnes neither knows where Apuron is nor does he have a right to. it doesn't matter anyway. His cases can go to court without his ever having to be present.
DeleteRumor in the air is that Jackass Jackie escorted Brother Tony to Rome.
DeleteI am pretty confident the tribunal prefers not to have Apurun present at the trial. They've heard enough lies from his kiko cult followers. Besides, Apurun's absence means the tribunal can skip the necessary exorcism if he should appear!
DeleteSurely he would be summoned to hear the verdict in person. And facesaving measures could be negotiated.
DeleteProbably has his whole sorry plan, to present as he makes his appeal on the verdict. As always he needs the weasel jackass of an attorney at his side.
DeleteHe should just accept the fact that AB Byrnes is doing a far better job.