Nuestra Señora del Santissimo Rosario de La Naval de Manila.En Su vestido azul con adornos de plata, y los nuevos accesorios.
Foto tomada el 28 de junio de 2009.
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I am so greatly thankful that you have found the blog interesting and celebrate Our Lady of the Holy Rosary. I'm sorry for the slow response to queries and comments but I will get to them as soon as time permits. I thank all the wonderful people who allow their photos and artwork to be shown in this blog. I'm Sure La Gran Señora de Las Islas Filipinas is smiling down upon you.
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Wonderful column, and I am impressed.
On a related note, do you think you can help me by way of comments about NICK JOAQUIN, our National Artist for Literature [and my uncle] whose biography I am writing.
I am still collecting materials and comments about Joaquin the man more than the writer and his works. I am writing a biography and not a literary criticism of his works.
Tony
Kindly email me if and when you want to. Thanks.
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