LIBRO KO PARA SA

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If Francis Padua-Papica had his way, he would like to see the Philippines as a “reading” nation, all 90-million-plus Filipinos, that’s why he chose his eight-year-old Read to Live: Libro Ko Para Sa’yo project as the flagship of the eponymous foundation that he put up 13 years ago.
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                    [AuthorName] => Ricky Lo
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Francis Papica is a name that rings a loud bell when it comes to people doing "good deeds." Originally hailing from Bicol, but now a prominent attorney-at-law with the Orange County, California law firm of Nordstrom, Steele, Nicolette and Blythe, Francis is one of those Fil-Americans who made it a point to never forget his roots. The Francis Padua Papica Foundation rests on the three cornerstones of leadership, scholarship and community service.
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Francis' not-so-impossible dream

By Ricky Lo | May 8, 2010 - 12:00am

If Francis Padua-Papica had his way, he would like to see the Philippines as a “reading” nation, all 90-million-plus...

Entertainment

For kids, by kids

By WRY BREAD By Philip Cu-Unjieng | September 10, 2006 - 12:00am

Francis Papica is a name that rings a loud bell when it comes to people doing "good deeds." Originally hailing from Bicol, but now a prominent attorney-at-law with the Orange County, California...

Allure