Wednesday, December 8, 2010

The RH Bill (English Version)

This speech was made by one of the chosen maidens in the Kingdom of God - Celine Laroza, a very young Princess who for her passion and love for the Church, was able to advocate to counter-act the Reproductive Health Bill. I really admire her for this, even at her age, she was able to interpolate with current events while faithfully holding the Catholic Faith. It was originally written in Filipino and rendered into English by yours truly.





"Be Fruitful and Multiply" These were the words handed over to us by God when He created the world and humankind. Indeed we were able to fulfill His words. Just observe our country nowadays full of people everywhere to the extent that some say to be "over populated". What do God really wanted to imply when he uttered those words? is it a task? a commandment ? or a GIFT? "Be fruitful and multiply".




As the new President - Mr. Noynoy Aquino was elected, hope and light were seen by many people to restore into life our dead nation.


Through President Noynoy Aquino and his performances, they believe that he could able to lift up the Philippines. one of which is by passing House Bill # 5043, Reproductive Health and Population Development Act of 2008, popularly known as the RH Bill. What is it then? why many people are in favor with it? while some disagree with its passage? the said Bill is still open for debate if it could be promulgated by the Government as a law. It thereby authorized media to endorsed the use of modern artificial birth control. How this issue rapidly gets bigger whereas other products such as shampoo, soap, foods and clothing being advertised by the mass media were not that controversial? Here comes the insights of the Church. The Catholic Church upholds the teaching that God created our bodies to be used for procreation and not just for recreation. It is the temple of God, that if ever the bill becomes a law, many would profane it.


In these times, many things in the world were advanced or modernized and it includes the mindset of human beings.Sometimes, due to poverty and so much problems encountered, people cannot refrain from doing what seems to be wrong. This is the same point the Government would like to emphasize in advocating RH Bill. Young people, who at their juvenile age were able to conceive a child, thus even we tell them it is a sin, nothing would be changed at all. Another aspect are the cases of unwanted pregnancies by young women committed from being harassed.


If i'll leave a question for you, are you in favor to officially pass the RH Bill that might help us control the population ant poverty? or prefer to believe that God remains sovereign that we ought not to disobey?


As a conclusion, the word "responsibility" would still give us the proper answer. Let us try not to be dependent (on any secular ideologies). We have God-given minds and Government-given choices to decide for ourselves.




- Celine Laroza;

"Be Fruitful and Multiply" By: Celine Laroza (translated by Adrian Tambuyat, O.P.)

3 comments:

  1. wow... a bog wow... keep it up lovely girl.. in these times, women like you are lessening.. with a great stand within reason, after all wealth and earthly things here and there... most of students I know, especially my co-writers on different schools during conferences, sadly and badly, nobody pushes a stand against rh bill.. one time, i'm the only pro-life among the writing workshop.. i was even teased by our speaker and said, "magpapari ka ba?" then laughed... but, we have to stand for morality.. condoms, the main thing pushed by the bill, makes us object.. we have life, a given gift from the Highest for us to cope with everything... but are condoms have no life... its refreshments are just illusions of an earthly mind... thanks for this...

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  3. Corrected: Hay naku, kaaptid na ate Celine Laroza. Kaya nila gustong ipatupad ang Reproductive Health bill ay upang maitago ang kanilang mga kabuktutan.

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