Fr. Jose Francisco "Jocis" Syquia knew he wanted to become a priest as early as third grade. He entered high school, then college, and for a while this vocation dissipated. This was during the regime of the late President Ferdinand Marcos, he recalled, a time of social unrest that saw him and other student leaders involved in political activism. His foray into the New Age as a young man also led to his exploration of other religions, and in opening his "third eye." By then, he already had plans to take up law, but was compelled to turn to his faith when he started experiencing diabolical harassments and attacks. "Every night I would see, before I would close my eyes, images...
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