#Jenny firmoo glasses 09.25 trial#

Whenever I watch the trial, its not 'who' would be the witness or what would happen today BUT the one thing that I would ask myself is - is Senator Miriam Santiago in today? :) I just find the trial MORE interesting when she is there. She did say she needs anger management and I hope she would learn to reel in her emotions because she has hypertension. Senator Miriam is one of my favorite senators because she is a strong woman and she would say whatever she like to say (and her pick up lines are the best! made me laugh). It's just not too sincere if he does it in front of the camera.ДЄfter a few days of watching the trial I got bored by it! The only time that made me awake was when Senator Santiago got mad at the prosecutors because they are not ready for the trial. Just do it in silence and not on the limelight. If he is religious and he wants to change for the better then good for him. They should just both acknowledge that yes, Pacquiao is religious, he loves GOD and he believes in him but that should just stop there. They are just making it all a sham!Д®very time that Manny Pacquiao is on the ring I admire him whenever he prays before and after the game BUT on this matter I simply do not agree for him to be the bible ambassador.

If they are really doing it for charity then do it without making it into a news, do it even if there's no camera around.

#Jenny firmoo glasses 09.25 tv#

I don't like to see actors, politicians and even TV hosts be seen on their charity works. Boxing is a form of gambling, right? So, why make him the bible ambassador? Or maybe the church would just like him to be their poster boy? I don't know why they would think Manny PacquiaoВ would be suited for that position. Pacquiao said he now immersed himself in Bible study and spent more time when not in training with wife Jinkee and his four children, according to ABS-CBN. My faith in Him was there, 100 percent, but behind it, after prayers, I would still do evil things.' 'If I had died last year or in the last two years, I'm sure I would have gone straight to hell. I remember I was crying in my dream and when I touched my pillow, it was wet,' he said. In the dream, Pacquiao said he found himself in a forest, where a bright light shone, believed to be God, asking the fighter why he was veering away from Him. In an interview with Philippine TV station ABS-CBN this month, Pacquiao said he had recently renewed his faith and given up vices following an 'encounter with God' during a dream. Pacquiao, who is also a politician and recently elected to the Philippines' lower house of parliament, often cites God as the source of his success, and wears a rosary around his neck before and after his fights.Д«ut the ultra-rich sportsman has not escaped intrigue, and reports of him womanising and gambling have become rich tabloid fodder. He holds a record eight world titles in as many weight divisions. Pacquiao is regarded as one of the greatest boxers in history, amassing a 54-3 win-loss record with two drawn bouts. Tebow has been very vocal about his Christianity and recently pledged to help fund a $3 million hospital in the southern Philippines. Tebow, born in Manila in 1987 to a Baptist missionary couple, has emerged as America's hottest football star with his come-from-behind heroics for the Broncos. 'Some have referred to Manny Pacquiao as the Tim Tebow of the Philippines.' 'Tim Tebow became very popular by promoting the word of God,' David said.

He said Pacquiao could follow the example of the Philippine-born National Football League star Tebow, a devout Christian dubbed by some in the press as 'God's quarterback.' 'We told him: 'You would be a big help to us brother Manny', but he has not pledged his partnership yet.' 'We asked him to partner with us in promoting the reading of the Bible among Catholics,' David told reporters. The influential Catholic church in the Philippines had asked boxing superstar Manny Pacquiao to follow in the footsteps of NFL hero Tim Tebow and become a 'bible ambassador'.Д«ishop Pablo Virgilio David, who presides over the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines' (CBCP) bible ministry, said church leaders had approached Pacquiao with the idea, but received no feedback from the 32-year-old fighter.