Carmelite Information
113/2011
Date: October 23rd 2011 2:14p.m.
Carmelite Information
113/2011
The Titus Brandsma Award, Philippines
Broadcast journalist Kara David and veteran writer-educator Asunción Maramba are this year’s recipients of the Titus Brandsma Award, a biennial recognition for outstanding media and communications practitioners given by the Order of Carmelites in the Philippines. Fr. Albertus Herwanta, O.Carm., General Councilor, and Fr. Kevin Alban, O.Carm., Bursar General, presented the Titus Brandsma trophy, at Award ceremony on October 17 at the Titus Brandsma Center in Manila. The ceremony was attended by Carmelite confreres from the Asia- Australia & Oceania region, members of the Carmelite Family, members of various media groups and institutions in the country and the Friends of Titus Brandsma (journalists and artists).
Kara David received the “Titus Brandsma Award for Leadership in Journalism” for her powerful documentaries on social issues and her personal advocacies for education and community outreach programs to remote villages that have minimal access to government service. Prof. Maramba received the “Titus Brandsma Award for Communications and Literature”, in recognition of her achievements as journalist, author, editor and educator. Her work shows her positioned consistently as a “critical moderate” in expressing her views on two major topics: socio-cultural change in civil society and adult faith, and Church renewal.
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Premio Tito Brandsma en Filipinas
Broadcast journalist Kara David and veteran writer-educator Asunción Maramba are this year’s recipients of the Titus Brandsma Award, a biennial recognition for outstanding media and communications practitioners given by the Order of Carmelites in the Philippines. Fr. Albertus Herwanta, O.Carm., General Councilor, and Fr. Kevin Alban, O.Carm., Bursar General, presented the Titus Brandsma trophy, at Award ceremony on October 17 at the Titus Brandsma Center in Manila. The ceremony was attended by Carmelite confreres from the Asia- Australia & Oceania region, members of the Carmelite Family, members of various media groups and institutions in the country and the Friends of Titus Brandsma (journalists and artists).
Kara David received the “Titus Brandsma Award for Leadership in Journalism” for her powerful documentaries on social issues and her personal advocacies for education and community outreach programs to remote villages that have minimal access to government service. Prof. Maramba received the “Titus Brandsma Award for Communications and Literature”, in recognition of her achievements as journalist, author, editor and educator. Her work shows her positioned consistently as a “critical moderate” in expressing her views on two major topics: socio-cultural change in civil society and adult faith, and Church renewal.
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Premio Tito Brandsma en Filipinas
La periodista de televisión Kara David y la educadora Asunción Maramba han recibido el premio Tito Brandsma 2011. Este reconocimiento se concede por los carmelitas filipinos a personas que sobresalen en los campos de la información y de la comunicación. El premio fue entregado el 17 de octubre, durante una ceremonia en el “Titus Brandsma Center” de Manila, por el Consejero General P. Albdertus Herwanta, O.Carm., y por el Ecónomo General P. Kevin Alban. Asistieron carmelitas de la Región de Asia-Australia y Oceanía, miembros de la familia carmelitana y representantes de los medios de comunicación y de la enseñanza del país, así como periodistas y artistas del grupo “Amigos de Tito Brandsma”.
Kara David recibió el “Premio Tito Brandsma como periodista competente” por sus comprometidos documentos sobre temas sociales y por su apoyo personal a la educación y a los programas de formación para comunidades de aldeas lejanas y con poco acceso a los servicios del gobierno. La profesora Maramba recibió el “Premio Tito Brandsma para la Comunicación y la Literatura” en consideración a su compromiso como periodista, autora, editora y educadora. Su trabajo es exponente de su posición “crítico-moderada” respecto a dos temas importantes: el cambio socio-cultural en la sociedad civil, y la maduración de la fe y la renovación de la Iglesia.www.ocarm.org
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Premio Tito Brandsma, Filippine
La giornalista televisiva Kara David e la scrittrice ed educatrice Asunción Maramba hanno ricevuto il premio Tito Brandsma 2011. Questo riconoscimento viene concesso dai carmelitani filippini a persone che si sono distinti nei campi dei media e della comunicazione. Il 17 ottobre il Consigliere Generale P. Albertus Herwanta, O.Carm., e l'Economo Generale P. Kevin Alban hanno consegnato il premio durante la cerimonia svoltasi nel "Titus Brandsma Center" di Manila. Vi hanno partecipato carmelitani dalla Regione Asia-Australia e Oceania, membri della famiglia carmelitana e di vari rappresentanti dei media e delle istituzioni del paese, nonché giornalisti e artisti del gruppo "Amici di Tito Brandsma".
Kara David ha ricevuto il "Premio Tito Brandsma come giornalista autorevole" per i suoi forti documentari su temi sociali e per il sostegno personale all'educazione e ai programmi di formazione per comunità di villaggi remoti che hanno poco accesso ai servizi del governo. La Prof.ssa Maramba ha ricevuto il "Premio Tito Brandsma per la Comunicazione e la Letteratura" in considerazione del suo impegno di giornalista, autrice, editrice ed educatrice. Il suo lavoro esprime la sua posizione " critico-moderata" nei confronti di due importanti temi: il cambiamento socio-culturale nella società civile e la fede matura e il rinnovamento della Chiesa.
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