Traditional Mass Cebu

  Left, Medieval monks singing Gregorian chant, the proper way to praise God, right, modernist so-called ''Christian songs'' that Protestants and Novus Ordoites love to listen.                                                       Antonio Jose Rubi From the days of the early Christian church, Christians has always worshipped God through music. Even in the Old Testament, there were songs praising God, as in the case of King David and his Psalms. The current form of Catholic music is the Gregorian chant, which was formed and named in honor of Pope Saint Gregory, and also Greek and Slavonic chants for the Eastern Rites, as well as non-Latin Catholic hymns sung at mass. However, following the Protestant Reformation, Christian music slowly became slowly modern. Protestant music from the 16 th to the early 20 th century, were so very conservative and so...

  You may have heard about the anti-Disney campaign I started called ''Inkonfidensiya Kartonista'' (a parody of an 18th century Brazilian revolt) to fight back Disney, which was inspired by the Disney-DeSantis feud in which many conservative Christians fought against Disney for spreading woke ideology.  The idea for an anti-Disney campaign was conceived in late 2024, as I matured into an adult. Originally, my anti-Disney propaganda was about Disney characters brainwashing original cartoon characters with LGBT woke ideology, but after Trump's reelection in which he purged DEI and wokeness, the idea was changed into foreign imperialism reminiscent of the 1899 Philippine-American war. Further, it would have been out of context if it was Disney characters brainwashing children with woke ideology. At first, I had no idea for an original traditional Catholic character until Aaron Blaise came into the scene. I adapted his character model ''Ophelia'' into a ...

 My dear friends. Here is the third issue of Bag-ong Kusog, my daily newsletter https://docs.google.com/document/d/14M213l5HABexaZjctGGhMeuN17iSouJo/edit?usp=drive_link&ouid=100922584600514145148&rtpof=true&sd=true