GILBERT LUIS R. CENTINA III
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"The doctor ordered them to take off their clothes, including their underwear. It was not necessary for them to totally strip naked but at the insistence of Father Rembert, the doctor agreed more out of concern to finish the job during the short period of time he was given to inspect every naked teenage boy than for any compelling medical reasons. Besides, he considered it a waste of time to argue a minor point with the priest who looked as eager as Father Rembert to gape at the seminarians in their nakedness.


"The priest breathlessly watched as the physical exams unfolded...With unblinking eyes staring intently, Father Rembert sat on a nearby chair...for an unimpeded view of all eighty-four high school seminarians. He admiringly ran his eyes on the body of each young man as the seminarians, one by one, submitted themselves to the humiliation of being publicly scrutinized."

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  • HOME
    • PÁGINA DE INICIO
  • BIOGRAPHY
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    • Recovecos
    • Plus Ultra
    • Madre España
    • Spiritual Quest in Verse
    • Glass of Liquid Truths
    • Diptych/Díptico >
      • More about Diptych/Díptico
    • Getxo and Other Poems
    • Our Hidden Galaxette
    • Somewhen
    • Triptych and Collected Poems
    • Rubrics and Runes
    • Wages of Sin
  • SELECTED WORKS
    • Novels >
      • Short Fiction
    • Poetry
    • Nonfiction
  • REVIEWS
    • Revista Filipina
    • Sacramento Book Review
    • Portland Book Review
    • Midwest Book Review
    • Josemaría Alonso de Linaje
    • Thomas R. Caffrey
    • Guillermo Gómez Rivera
    • Isaac Donoso
    • Review Vancouver >
      • Diptych/Díptico
      • Plus Ultra
    • Andrea Gallo
    • The Augustinian Mirror
    • Social Media Reviews
  • PRESS
    • PRESS ROOM >
      • Plus Ultra
  • BLOGS
    • Getxo
    • Silver Linings
    • Curated Blogs >
      • Toru Kannari
      • The Don Quijote of Philippine Letters
      • Gonzalo Jáuregui
      • Robert Edward Gurney
      • Rafael Sáenz de Santa María Pombo
      • Luis Ignacio Sáez Amo
  • OTHER VOICES
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    • Faith
    • Love
    • Nature
    • Motherhood
    • Clericalism
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    • Preserving the Spanish language in the Philippines
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