Aired (January 28, 2024): Pampaswerte ngayong 2024 ba ‘ka mo, Biyaheros? Sa Pakil, Laguna, pinaniniwalaan na nagmimilagro ang dumadaloy na tubig sa isang swimming pool. At ang pantaboy daw sa malas, nakasalalay sa … kapirasong tela?! Alamin ‘yan sa video.
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00:10 Just like in Pakil, there is a water that can heal.
00:13 It is a miracle for people.
00:15 The well was designed to go directly to the swimming pool that was built in 1938.
00:20 This swimming pool is really amazing.
00:25 If you promise here that whatever sickness you have and you will bathe, you will be cured.
00:31 The albino, Mang Celso, was cured many times by the miraculous water of Pakil.
00:38 I had an operation in my heart.
00:40 I just drank it.
00:42 When I go to the hospital, I will drink it from the well.
00:44 I will say, "Lord, please pour this water and guide our Lady Dolores de Turumba so that I will not have an operation."
00:57 By the mercy of God, I was able to overcome it. I was not able to have an operation.
01:02 But in 2022, Mang Celso was not able to have an operation on his prostate.
01:07 The reason was that he was not able to walk for almost three months.
01:10 We did not pay for my therapy.
01:12 I just did my therapy in the swimming pool.
01:16 Mang Celso was told to bathe every day.
01:19 When I first came here to the swimming pool, I felt like I was going to die.
01:23 It was like a big change.
01:25 I tried. I was bathed here every day for a month.
01:30 There was no patience.
01:32 Until he was able to walk again and felt that his old sickness was coming back.
01:36 I am Celso. I am strong again. I will climb the mountain again.
01:41 But the faith in God and the faith in God's will did not disappear.
01:45 It can be seen in the cloth that is placed on the stomach.
01:49 It brings luck and protection.
01:53 When I was in college, the jeepney that I was riding was held up.
01:57 I was the only one who was at the end. I was the only one who did not get caught.
02:00 All the passengers were caught.
02:02 So my wallet was saved because my wallet had a berthel.
02:06 What kind of special cloth is that? We will find out later.
02:09 What kind of luck is the belief of most of us?
02:14 Here in Pakil, their pantaboy in Malas is tied to a piece of cloth.
02:22 When I was in college, the jeepney that I was riding was held up.
02:26 I was the only one who was at the end. I was the only one who did not get caught.
02:29 All the passengers were caught.
02:31 So my wallet was saved because my wallet had a berthel.
02:34 These pantaboys were tied to the old berthel clothes of Nuestra Senora de las Antigües
02:41 or also known as Our Lady of Turumba.
02:44 This was tied inside the St. Peter of Alcantara Priest Church.
02:48 Rose is one of the devotees of the berthel.
02:51 We were going to Lilio, the so-called "Nandaang Bituka."
02:55 It was a sharp curve and we could not see the jeepney that was coming.
03:00 So our car and jeepney collided head-on.
03:04 The front of our car was really broken.
03:07 But nothing happened to us.
03:10 We were saved from that terrible accident.
03:13 They believe that the image of Our Lady of Turumba in their vehicle saved them.
03:20 Since then, Rose's belief in Our Lady of Turumba has been preserved.
03:27 I still continue to receive miracles in my life.
03:30 I also had a myoma and I was scheduled for a hysterectomy.
03:34 I just prayed three times and I was told not to continue the operation.
03:40 After I had an ultrasound, my myoma was gone.
03:43 I also approached her whenever my child was crying.
03:46 Because the blessings of the Blessed Virgin never stop.
03:50 The majority of the devotees here have a peaceful life.
03:55 The Blessed Virgin of Turumba is the luckiest in life.
03:58 These businesses are named after the Virgin of Turumba.
04:02 The owner of these businesses, Imelda, is also a devotee.
04:05 As devotees, we always bring along with us, wherever we go,
04:12 a piece of the Blessed Virgin's clothes and the image of the Blessed Virgin of Turumba.
04:18 Her first goal in the business was her faith.
04:23 I just had a dream.
04:25 I said, "It would be so nice to have a rural bank."
04:29 I had no experience.
04:31 When I prayed to the Blessed Virgin, she helped me build this without any knowledge.
04:39 That was the biggest blessing that the Blessed Virgin of Turumba gave us.
04:45 All of our prayers and requests to Her were really granted.
04:51 The Blessed Virgin of Turumba is their most beloved.
04:53 I always encourage the faithful to pray.
04:56 This is the largest and longest religious celebration in the country.
05:00 The first Turumba was held on September 15, 1788.
05:04 It was named after the word "Turum".
05:06 It is a foreign language.
05:07 It means dancing and moving.
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