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RNG Bank Salary Loan Table for DepEd Teachers

Salary Loan Table - RNG Coastal Bank RNG Bank offers salary loan for permanent DepEd teaching and non-teaching staff thru Automatic Payroll Deduction System (APDS). Features: 📍LOW INTEREST RATE 📍LOAN AMOUNT UP TO 500,000 📍5 YEARS MAXIMUM LOAN TERM 📍NO HIDDEN CHARGES 📍NO NEED TO GO TO THE OFFICE A Bank that is built with trust and integrity and committed to provide quality and safe banking services to its existing and future clients, RNG Coastal Bank, Inc . is a banking institution established in the year 1974. The Bank has 15 operating branches in the Visayas, 11 in Cebu and 4 in Bohol. Providing various financial products and services to its clients for almost 50 years, RNG Coastal Bank remains strong and continuously grows its number of branches to reach more Filipinos. Here are the branches of RNG Coastal Bank: RNG Coastal Bank Head Office Cor. Cabancalan Road, Talamban, Cebu City 6000 Labangon Branch Punta Princesa, (Labangon) Cebu City Asturias Branch Poblacion, Asturias, Ce...
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Which Hand Does a Man Wear a Wedding Ring On? A Guide for the U.S. Groom

When it comes to wedding traditions, one of the most frequently asked questions by grooms is: “Which hand does a man wear his wedding ring on?” While it might seem like a simple detail, the answer varies by culture, religion, and personal preference. In this post, we’ll explore the traditional norms in the United States, the reasons behind them, and how modern grooms are customizing this age-old tradition. The Traditional Answer: Left Hand In the United States , the left hand is traditionally where men wear their wedding ring , specifically on the fourth finger (commonly referred to as the "ring finger"). This practice aligns with the long-held belief in the vena amoris — a Latin phrase meaning “vein of love.” Ancient Romans believed this vein ran directly from the ring finger to the heart, making it the ideal spot for a symbol of eternal love. Engagement vs. Wedding Ring: What Goes Where? Although it's more common for women to wear both engagement and wedding ri...
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Why Do Catholics Pray to Saints? Understanding the Catholic Tradition

One of the most commonly misunderstood aspects of the Catholic faith—especially among non-Catholics—is the practice of praying to saints . If you’ve ever wondered, "Why do Catholics pray to saints?" or thought it might be a form of worship, this post is for you. Let’s break down what this practice really means, where it comes from, and why it continues to be a key part of Catholic spirituality. Do Catholics Worship Saints? The short answer is no — Catholics do not worship saints . Worship, or adoration (latria) , is reserved for God alone : the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. What Catholics give to saints is veneration (dulia) —a deep respect and honor. The Virgin Mary receives a special kind of veneration called hyperdulia , but even this is not the same as worship. What Does It Mean to Pray to Saints? When Catholics say they are “praying to saints,” they mean they are asking saints to pray for them , much like you might ask a friend or family member to pray for you. Th...
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Why Do Catholics Eat Fish on Fridays? The History, Tradition, and Meaning

For many people, especially those raised in Catholic households, the idea of eating fish on Fridays is more than just a quirky tradition—it’s a long-standing religious practice rooted in centuries of faith and discipline. But why do Catholics eat fish on Fridays , and where did this custom originate? In this blog post, we'll explore the history, religious meaning, and modern-day observance of this practice. We'll also touch on how it has shaped food culture and why it still matters today. The Religious Reason Behind Eating Fish on Fridays 1. The Concept of Abstinence in Catholicism In the Catholic Church, Friday holds special significance because it is the day Christians believe Jesus Christ was crucified. As a form of penance and remembrance of Christ’s sacrifice , Catholics are encouraged to abstain from eating meat on Fridays, especially during Lent , the 40-day season of reflection leading up to Easter. 2. Why Fish Instead of Meat? The rule of abstinence specifica...
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