For the first time since the monster storm swept through the central Philippines on Nov. 8, the 22-year-old nurse washed and dressed for church. As a priest offered prayers for the storm's victims, Cabiao sat at the back of Santo Niño Church, fighting back tears. Survivors of one of the worst storms on record, many of them homeless and grieving over lost loved ones, sought solace Sunday at ruined churches in Tacloban and other hard-hit cities. When the storm hit, Cabiao sought shelter with her sister-in-law and two nieces at Tacloban's Astrodome sports stadium.
Source: LOS ANGELES TIMES
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