Manny Pacquiao, emosyonal na binalikan ang panalangin para kay Mary Jane Veloso

Manny Pacquiao, emosyonal na binalikan ang panalangin para kay Mary Jane Veloso

  • Manny Pacquiao reflected on Mary Jane Veloso’s long-awaited freedom and the prayer he and his wife, Jinkee, shared with her years ago
  • On social media, Manny shared photos of himself, Jinkee, and Mary Jane, including one showing the three of them praying together
  • He recalled how they prayed with Mary Jane in 2015 and hoped that she would one day be free
  • Mary Jane was granted an absolute pardon by President Bongbong Marcos after spending nearly 15 years on Indonesia’s death row

Manny Pacquiao reflected on a prayer he and his wife, Jinkee Pacquiao, shared with Mary Jane Veloso years ago after President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. granted her an absolute pardon.

Manny Pacquiao, emosyonal na binalikan ang panalangin para kay Mary Jane Veloso
Manny Pacquiao, emosyonal na binalikan ang panalangin para kay Mary Jane Veloso (@mannypacquiao)
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On Friday, September 25, Manny shared photos on social media showing him and Jinkee with Mary Jane. One of the photos showed the three of them praying together.

Recalling their prayer from 2015, Manny described Mary Jane's pardon as an answered prayer. He wrote, "Answered prayers. In 2015 Jinkee and I prayed with Mary Jane Veloso and hoped she would be free. Now she has been granted an absolute pardon."

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Manny then expressed gratitude for the development and shared his happiness for Mary Jane and her family. He continued, "We thank God for this blessing. Mary Jane, we are so happy for you and your family."

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He ended his message with a statement of faith, writing, "With God, all things are possible."

It is worth noting that President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. granted Mary Jane an absolute pardon after she spent nearly 15 years on Indonesia’s death row before being returned to the Philippines in 2024.

Manny Pacquiao is a Filipino boxing legend, politician, and philanthropist widely regarded as one of the greatest boxers in history. Known by the nickname “PacMan,” he made history as the only boxer to win world titles in eight different weight divisions. Throughout his career, he defeated several world-class fighters and became an international sports icon because of his speed, power, and aggressive fighting style. His success in boxing brought pride to the Philippines and earned him global recognition. Beyond sports, Manny also entered politics and served as a senator in the Philippines after previously becoming a congressman. In his personal life, he is married to Jinkee Pacquiao, and they have children together. Despite his fame and wealth, Manny is often recognized for his humble beginnings and charitable efforts to help Filipinos in need.

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As previously reported by KAMI, Manny Pacquiao marked another significant achievement after being conferred an honorary Doctor in Physical Education and Sports degree by the Philippine Normal University. In a social media post shared on Thursday, September 17, he described the recognition as “a blessing and a very humbling moment.” He used the occasion to remind young people to continue believing in themselves, work hard, stay humble, and hold on to their dreams despite challenges. Manny also thanked the PNU family for the special recognition and gave glory to God for the milestone.

Following Manny’s achievement, Jinkee Pacquiao also took to social media to express her pride in her husband. She celebrated his latest academic milestone and thanked the Philippine Normal University for recognizing Manny through the honorary degree.

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