Silver Jubilee Profession of Sr. Fidelis Sabio, PBVM held in St. Isidore Church in Binalbagan, Negros Occ., Philippines in 1995. (Left: The Community Members of the PBVM Philippine Region. Right: Sr. Fidelis and the Sabio Family members.)  It was a very memorable celebration for the Presentation Sisters, the Binalbagan Parish and the Sabio Family. His Excellency, Bishop Vicente Navarra DD, of Kabankalan Diocese officiated the Holy Mass; and Bishop Emeritus Antonio Fortich, DD of Bacolod Diocese gave the homily.
A memorable picture with  Former President Corazon C. Aquino, her daughter, Ballsy Aquino-Cruz and Ambassador Ernesto Guidaya after the oath taking of President Kim Dae Jung as President of the Republic of Korea in early 1998.
The former President gave Fr. Raymond Sabio, MSC  a copy of her published book containing important speeches and talks during her term as President.
The Bishop of Inchon, Most Rev. William J. McNaughton, MM, DD;  Rev. Fr. Michael Curran, MSC (MSC Superior General) and (Fr.) Raymond Sabio, MSC (Chaplain of the Inchon Port, Korea).  Taken during the courtesy call of Fr. General to the Bishop of Inchon Diocese.
Picture of our Parents: (Tatay) Conrado Penas Sabio and (Nanay)  Felicissima Taco Sabio.  They are leaving us a spiritual legacy of humility, dedication, hard work, sacrifice, perseverance in the face of adversities and most of all, trust in the loving Lord.
Nanay returned to her Creator on May 31, 1975.  May she rest in the peace of the Lord!
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A battle ship of the Italian Navy came to Inchon Port, Korea.  The Apostolic Nuncio, Archbishop Giovanni Bulaitis, JCD, DD officiated the Holy Mass on board. A pose with the Inchon Harbor Workers Apostolate Officers (Hangman Sadoho-e) and Chaplain, Fr. Raymond T. Sabio, MSC.
His Eminence Jaime Cardinal Sin's Visit to Korea.  Taken with Ambassador Francisco L. Benedicto
and Cardinal's Secretary.  His Eminence  blessed in 1995 one of the newly built buildings of the Sisters of Mary (founded by Msgr. Aloysius Zchwart) in Seoul, Korea.
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