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Jovan: "At First, My Parents Didn't Support My Decision to Become a Priest"
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Jovan: "At first, my parents didn't support my decision to become a priest"
Jovan Ramos-Faylogna was born into a Filipino family that didn't practice religious practices, and that also helped him hear God asking him to become a priest. He would eventually enter the seminary, with his entire family and people supporting his decision
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