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LEE: WORK TO PROVIDE JOBS, FOOD, MEDICAL CARE

AGRI Party-list Rep. Wilbert T. Lee on Wednesday appealed to the three branches of government to work together to provide job security, food security, and quality healthcare for the Filipino people as representatives of the Executive, Judiciary, and Legislative branches of government joined religious leaders at the 48th National Prayer Breakfast at the Manila Hotel.

Speaking on behalf of the House of Representatives, Lee said he was “deeply grateful and honored for this opportunity to come together in God’s name and presence, and offer prayers for our nation.”

The PNPB was founded in 1975 and the National Prayer Breakfast is held annually toward the end of the year.

“I believe in the popular saying, ‘prayers can move mountains’… alam natin na with God, nothing is impossible, nothing is impossible when we pray,” said Lee.

The Bicolano lawmaker said it was a blessing for government and religious leaders to be united in prayer as he stressed that “mahalaga pong sama-sama tayong nagdadasal para sa ating bayan, sa buong mundo, lalo na sa panahong ito.”

“May we continue to pray for each other, show love and compassion and work hand-in-hand in pursuing our shared initiatives—job security, food security, quality health care, a peaceful, prosperous and just society for all, a society where we are all winners and no one is left behind.”

“Sama-sama po nating tahakin ang isang landas patungo sa isang lipunan kung saan Winner Tayo Lahat,” added the legislator.

Among the leaders with Lee at the Philippine National Prayer Breakfast (PNPB) event were Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin, Retired Chief Justice Reynato Puno, Associate Justice Jhosep Lopez, Senator Mark Villar, and former Senator Joey Lina, Jr.

Also at the activity were former Ilocos Sur Governor Chavit Singson, Israel Deputy Ambassador to the Philippines Ester Buzgan, PNPB Chairman Bishop Justice Raoul Victorino, PNPB President Atty. Joe Villanueva, and PNPB Executive Director Prof. Rod Cornejo.

The PNPB was founded in 1975 and the National Prayer Breakfast is held annually toward the end of the year.

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