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Maging Akin Muli is about Junjun, a deacon, and his journey towards priesthood. The movie begins with his ordination to deaconship and as an ordained deacon, he will need to apprentice with a parish priest for six months. The movie follows the challenges that Jun Jun goes through in his apprenticeship.
Upon watching the movie, I realized how challenging it must be for priests and deacons to fulfil their duties and responsibilities. Not only are they faced with issues and difficulties, they are also burdened by the extremely high expectations by the society. We often forget that just like the rest of us, they are also human beings capable of mistakes. The parish priest, under whom Junjun assigned, is stern and traditional. He often reprehends

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