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Priest: Justice system reform needed, not death penalty

MANILA, Dec. 19, 2014—Amid the heated talk on the revival of the death sentence, a Catholic priest reiterates the Church’s stand on the controversial topic, saying it is more important to reform the whole criminal justice system.

While admitting that killing hardened criminals is a tempting prospect, Fr. Jerome R. Secillano, executive secretary of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP)’ Episcopal Commision on Public Affairs (ECPA), stressed capital punishment is no guarantee that crimes will not be committed anymore in the future.

Fr. Jerome Secillano (in white) represented the Church at a Senate committee hearing on the reinstatement of the death penalty on Dec. 16, 2014. (Photo: Zeigfred R. Samarista)

“Crime prevention is not about killing criminals, it’s about having an effective police force that will protect the citizenry and apprehend those who would inflict harm on the same; it’s about having uncorrupt court personnel who will punish the guilty and set the innocent free and not the other way around because of money; and it’s all about having a disciplined Bureau of Corrections that is committed to reforming those imprisoned and not to babysitting them!” he shared.

According to the priest, who represented the Church in a Senate hearing on the revival of the death penalty Thursday, Dec. 18, the reformatory institute is only one part of the whole criminal justice system that must be reformed and made effective and efficient, including law enforcement, justice and correction management

Much as he would like to agree with proponents of capital punishment, Secillano expresses doubts that killing a particular criminal or drug lord will stop the proliferation of drugs.

“For as long as there are corrupt personnel in the government, even the conviction of criminals for the penalty of death may not even happen after all,” he explained.

The priest pointed out the Church is not looking for a perfect single solution to deter crimes, but only wants different State institutions to perform their duties according to their mandate.

“When I call on the different institutions to do their tasks responsibly, effectively and efficiently, it’s a challenge to be actively engaged in preventing crimes. The call for death penalty is one of passivity because it allows crime to be committed. Death penalty is imposed after the fact (crime),” he said.

According to Secillano, the death penalty is “merely a band-aid solution”, stressing the need to challenge law enforcers and others in government who are tasked to protect the public.

“Remember, an ounce of prevention is probably much better than a ‘band-aid cure,” he added. (Raymond A. Sebastián/CBCP News)

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" How to Become a Money Magnet" Seminar of John Calub in Jose Rizal Memorial State University Dipolog Gymnasium!

Philippines #1 Success Coach John Calub giving lectures on "How to Become a Money Magnet Seminar" in JRMSU Dipolog City Gymnasium

The organizer of the seminar Sir. Tad Sorronda, a person behind the success of the seminar giving his inspiration

My fellow coaches in Organo Gold International Inc. a Network Marketing. The person who wear black jeans is my upline Coach Remie Duhaylongsod who inspired me to grab the opportunity to attend this wonderful seminar and beside him is the downline/business partner Coach Hearty Beth Bompat, beside me is the person behind organo gold Dapitan City a Licensed Teacher,humble person Coach Efren Cagbabanua.

Coach Gretchen Pactol and Coach Hearty Beth Bompat having a Cerificate of Completion

Me, Coach Nicholai M. Luceños and Upline Coach Remie Duhaylongsod a graduate of Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship at Jose Rizal Memorial State College now a Jose Rizal Memorial State University a premier university in Zamboanga del Norte. Having a Certificate of Completion

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John Calub's Success TV on the Art and Science of Persuasion

    

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We must have a lot of Mentors in our Life!

                                               Nicholai M. Luceños having a picture with 
                                              Philippines No.1 Success Coach John Calub

As of now, Philippines No.1 Success Coach John Calub is one of my mentor in life. He shared the secret and learnings to live rich,happy life, to live out in debt, positive mindset and a lot by the seminars he give to the Dipolognons and others who participated the seminar. I attended his seminar in "How to become a Money Magnet Seminar" in JRMSU Dipolog City Gym and "Money Secrets Finally Revealed" in Top Plaza Hotel Dipolog City. I have a lot of mentors in life to success and mindset, like but not limited to the following:

Chinkee Tan-Wealth and Life Coach
Bro.Bo Sanchez-Motivational Speaker
Lloyd Luna, Dr. Carl Balita, Leo Gellor, Liberato Laput, Dexter Zayas

Thank you very much Oh God Almighty the people who gives direction in my life.

Meet John Calub

 Motivational Speaker, Sales Guru and Certified Firewalk Instructor
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Meet the Philippines’ number one motivational speaker – John is a speaker who offers his years of street-smart experiences from starting out as an entry-level employee to CEO and President of his own training and coaching company, John Calub Training, Incorporated. He was the top salesman for six consecutive years in two corporations. As a self-made multi-millionaire, John shares his wisdom to thousands of people around the globe as to how they can their highest dreams and aspirations.(Source: http://www.johncalubtraining.com/about-us/meet-john-calub/)

5 SUREFIRE WAYS TO SHARPEN YOUR SKILLS BY JOHN C. MAXWELL.

5 SUREFIRE WAYS TO SHARPEN YOUR SKILLS

BY JOHN C. MAXWELL.
DECEMBER 10, 2014

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Recently, another leader asked me about how he should go about sharpening his skills in the areas where he was naturally gifted. He had already done something that I consider really important: he had discovered his strengths. Now he was ready to focus his efforts at growth in those areas, so he could really improve where he could make an impact.

I gave his question some thought, and soon some specific ways to grow came to mind. Here are the thoughts I shared with him that day. To sharpen our skills in a strength area, we should seek to…

GAIN EXPERIENCE

When I was young and people would say I didn’t have enough experience, it frustrated me. I felt like saying, “But I’ve got energy and I’m working hard. That should be enough!” But I have to tell you, now that I’m on this side of life, I realize how valuable experience is.

Once you get some experience under your belt, it gives you both confidence and examples of what works and what doesn’t. Having dealt with a similar situation before really makes you confident that you can handle it this time. And it means you can tell others, “Look, here’s what I discovered when I experienced this.”

Even young David, before he took on Goliath, talked about how his experience had prepared him for the challenge. He told King Saul that he’d already taken on a lion and a bear, so he wasn’t afraid of a man. Having fought a lion and a bear before gave David confidence. And telling the king about it encouraged Saul to let him try to fight Goliath.

GET FEEDBACK

These days the feedback I receive comes when I speak before groups, but feedback from any number of people can be really valuable.

I still remember several years ago, when I was talking about failure to an audience. In passing, I made the statement that we all need to learn how to fail forward. Suddenly, there was an audible gasp from the crowd. I immediately thought, “Oh my gosh, that phrase really connected.” And that literally was the seed for my eventual book Failing Forward.

Now how did I know that phrase would speak to people in a book? I had already gotten feedback. We all need to talk to others, whether in a large group or a small one, in order to get feedback about our strengths.

WRITE DOWN YOUR THOUGHTS

I believe nothing helps us to clearly see how well we’re thinking as much as writing things down. I’ve discovered that when I write a thought on paper and then examine it, I can think of all sorts of ways to improve it.

You see, when you speak, you can kind of gloss over an error in thinking, because five seconds later you’re on to another idea. But when you write something down, it just stares back at you. And here’s one important note: Don’t wait until something is good to write it down, or you’ll never write something down. Just get it on recorded, and then you’ll be able to make it good by revising it.

PARTICIPATE IN A SMALL GROUP OF PEOPLE

There are a lot of names for these kinds of groups: discussion groups, think tanks, masterminds, roundtables, or simply small groups. Sitting in a group discussing ideas is huge because it allows us to flesh out great thinking. That’s because as a group, we can all contribute to improving an idea. Throwing an idea out there with a group of sharp, like-minded individuals, usually yields an even better idea.

STUDY AVAILABLE RESOURCES

I still think back on a statement that I heard in my twenties from Earl Nightingale. He said that if you will spend one hour a day every day on a certain subject, within five years you will become an expert on that subject.

I believe he’s exactly right. Just one hour a day reading books and online resources on the subject in which you want to develop will help you grow a great deal. After awhile, the results compound, as you fine-tune what you’ve already learned.

I’ve always said that we should focus on growing in our areas of strength, more than in areas of weakness. Once you’ve figured out which way you’re naturally wired, work on gaining experience, getting feedback, participating in groups, and studying great resources. Your efforts in these areas will yield great dividends in your personal growth.

This month, I’m excited about my new book JumpStart Your Leadership, a 90-Day Improvement Plan, which releases on December 16. Each of the daily entries includes a quote, a paragraph that teaches a leadership lesson, an action step, and a place to take notes.

If you’ve been looking for a resource to help you grow a little bit each day as a leader—or if you want to help others grow in leadership—this book can help you. JumpStart Your Leadership is available at booksellers as well as here on my site. I hope it adds value to you.

Source: http://www.johnmaxwell.com/blog/5-surefire-ways-to-sharpen-your-skills