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Daily writing promptWho are you most inspired by?View all responses As Christians, we do not build our faith on coincidences, but sometimes God allows moments that invite us to pause, reflect, and see His Grace through His Word. Just like the grieving community, I feel the pain, I cried and often asked, “Why this kid with pure heart? Why him, after all the good things he did on and off court?”…

Saturday, June 13, 2026. Philippine Senator Bong Go attended the mass of the second day of the late Rene Baterbonia's wake in Ateneo de Davao University's Senior High School campus.

He was seen entering the campus and into the school's Christ the King Chapel at roughly 6 PM as it is the scheduled time of the mass according to the official Facebook page of Addu SHS.

The senator sat in the second front row to the altar in the right column of chairs just behind the Baterbonia family.

Just when mass was starting to end, Davao City Vice Mayor Rodrigo "Rigo" Sangkola Duterte II arrived entering the chapel along with his bodyguards roughly 7 PM.

Allegedly, The Vice President of the Philippines, Sara Duterte had also attended the mass on June 12, the first day of the Rene Baterbonia's wake in the school campus.

The mass was open to any member of the public as long as they carried a valid ID to present at the entrance.

The mass was organized with seats in the campus foyer in three directions just outside the chapel, with an open space in the center for the eulogy to be performed in. There was also a wall screen set up so attendees were able to witness the mass despite the chapel being unable to properly accommodate more guests.

Image of a wall screen outside the chapel. Senator Bong Go is seen sitting behind the Baterbonia Family.

June 12, 2026. Today is the first day of Rene Baterbonia's wake and viewing in his school's Christ the King Chapel of Ateneo de Davao University's Senior High School campus.

Rene Baterbonia, 19 and Divine Adili, 21 are members of the Ateneo Men's basketball team that had been victims of an accident during a team building session in the Aurora private beach resort in the Municipality of Dipaculao, Bulacan, led by Ateneo's basketball coach Tab Baldwin.

The incident occured on June 8 approximately 2 PM. Rescuers were able to retrieve both players and were rushed to the Aurora Memorial Hospital but were declared dead on arrival.

As of now, Divine Adili is undergoing processes to be safely brought back to his home country of Nigeria to reunite with his grieving family.

Adili's parents, Elias and Ifeoma have publicly appealed for an investigation of the university's sports and athlete's protocols and an investigation of what happened to their son.

Currently at the time of writing this report, June 12, is the first day of Rene Baterbonia's wake before being returned to his hometown of Talacogon, Agusan del Sur.

The second and last day of his wake are on June 13-14 starting at 10 AM and ending at 10 PM, there will also be a mass for each day at 6-7 PM according to the Addu SHS' official Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1BmWAtdMDQ/

The front of the chapel where there is a wall screen commemorating Rene's achievements and experiences.

Capturing of images and videos are prohibited within the chapel. Friends and families are given seats closer to the altar while visitors and attendees are assigned at the back part of the chapel.

A long line of fans wanting take a picture of his jersey, while later on another line is formed headed into the chapel for the viewing of Baterbonia's casket.

Outside the school campus' main gate is a long line of hundreds of attendees intending to pay their respects for Rene.

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