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Today in Philippine History: 17 FEBRUARY, 1872

nzpinoy wrote 3 months ago: 17 february, 1872 Filipino Priests Mariano Gomez, Jose Burgos and Jacinto Zamora (collectively known … more →

Tags: In a Nutshell, Today in Philippine History, Today in History, Philippine historical event, father mariano gomez, father jose apolonio burgos, Father, Cavite Mutiny, Bagumbayan

Isang Pag-alala at Pagpapaalala ng UP Likas sa Ika-141 na Kamatayan ng GomBurZa

veejay wrote 3 months ago: Ngayong ika-17 ng Enero, ating alalahanin ang kabayanihan ng mga paring sina Mariano Gomez, Jose Bur … more →

Tags: Random Intellectual Topic, UP LIKAS, 141 na kamatayan ng GomBurZa

Today in Philippine History: 15 FEBRUARY, 1872

nzpinoy wrote 3 months ago: 15 february, 1872 The “GOMBURZA” Filipino priest-martyrs are tried by the colonial Spani … more →

Tags: In a Nutshell, Today in Philippine History, father jacinto zamora, father jose apolonio burgos, father mariano gomez, gomburza trial, Philippine historical event, Today in History

Today in Philippine History: 24 JANUARY, 1860

nzpinoy wrote 3 months ago: 24 january, 1860 As a student of the University of Santo Tomas, Jacinto Zamora y del Rosario led a s … more →

Tags: In a Nutshell, Today in Philippine History, Today in History, Philippine historical event, jacinto zamora y del rosario, Zamora

Paco Cemetery: Manila’s finest irony

Journeys and Travels wrote 6 months ago: The Paco Church inside the cemetery grounds A historic trail in the City of Manila yields historic p … more →

Tags: Travels, Manila, Philippines, Journeys and Travels, Paco Cemetery, GOMBURZA cross

"Things which matter most must never be at the mercy of things which matter least." 6 comments

msbolin wrote 8 months ago: so sad. the kids celebrated buwan ng wika at their school last friday without me seeing them perform … more →

Tags: anak, pamilya, Kaganapan, pagmumuni-muni, "Things which matter most must never be at the mercy of, Buwan ng Wika

Nostalgia within the Circular Walls3 comments

emilie lazo wrote 8 months ago: Paco Park: Oasis in an Urban Jungle 14July2012   Amidst the grey, obscure, and busy streets of … more →

Tags: Architecture, cityscape, Flora & Fauna, History, Nature, Philippines, Photography, READ.LEARN.SEE., Travel

Paco Park: Where the GOMBURZA was burried

michikoishida wrote 10 months ago: Paco park is one of the historical places in the Philippines, located along General Luna St. and at … more →

Tags: Paco, park, Paco Park

Day 17: Rizal Day

akvividphotography wrote 11 months ago: Manila in 1800′s looked like a province of Spain. A wall in the old city of Manila, then calle … more →

Tags: Photography, Politics, History, intramuros, Rizal, old manila, walled city, world war 2. American siege, Philippine revolt

Of Children, Churches, and Manila Cruises6 comments

fcg wrote 11 months ago: Summer has officially ended. It has begun to rain all day. And I know it’s going to be just li … more →

Tags: Road Trips, vintage 2, Oldies but Goodies, Philippine Culture, Beauty, Travel, Art, things to do in manila, Churches

A Trio Starts With One: Padre Burgos Museum@Vigan1 comment

lifeisacelebration wrote 1 year ago: Gomburza.  How much do we know of Fathers Gomez, Burgos and Zamora?  Years before Dr. Jose Rizal was … more →

Tags: Travel, philippine travels, Vigan, Ilocos Sur, Burgos Museum, Padre Burgos, Fr. Jose Burgos, El Filibusterismo, Padre Burgos Museum

Jose Rizal's statue of the Sacred Heart: Travel history and other notes

Quirino M. Sugon Jr wrote 1 year ago: RIZAL’S TRAVELLING STATUETTE by Fr. Victor Badillo, S.J.While a student at the Ateneo Municipal in I … more →

Tags: Ateneo de Manila University, Ateneo University Archives, Baticuling, Carina Sarmaniego, Fort Santiago, Fr. Bienvenido Nebres S.J., Fr. Jose Leonardo S.J., Fr. Jose Vilaclara S.J., Fr. Luis Viza S.J.

The Schism between the Catholic and Aglipayan Church

aglipayan wrote 1 year ago: Philippine Folio Part 8: The Schism between the Catholic and Aglipayan Church (from TO BE OR NOT TO … more →

Tags: kasaysayan, Aglipay, aglipayan, aglipayan church, aglipayan schism, aguinaldo, Apostolic Delegate, Archbishop Noaleda, Canon Law

Fraile y Filipino

erucult wrote 2 years ago: As enamored as the Filipinos are with the idea of José Rizal, the quintessential Filipino, they too … more →

Tags: Opinion, Movies, Jose Rizal, Noli Me Tangere, El Filibusterismo, prayle, Spanish colonization, Secular

Tabuco (Cabuyao, La Laguna)12 comments

Pepe wrote 2 years ago: After our Santa Rosa Easter Sunday walk, Krystal and I proceeded to nearby Cabuyao town. A handsome … more →

Tags: History, Christianity, Culture, philippine churches, bahay na bato, heroism, Spanish language, Voyages, Provincia de La Laguna

The Running Priests & Adventure Runs4 comments

kingofpots wrote 2 years ago: I’ve been trying to browse the Internet if there are “documents” or “daily a … more →

Tags: Running, technology, insights, Sports Program, Places to Run, Jogging, Running For Cause, Ultramarathon, philippine sports

Hermano Puli: Hari ng mga Tagalog2 comments

markjabr wrote 3 years ago: REKINDLING THE HEROISM OF HERMANO PULI by Mark Alvin P. Jabrica CRISTIANO, SINO CA? “Ako si Hermano … more →

Tags: KF FEATURES, apolinario de la cruz, Christian, hermano, Hermano Pule, Hermano Puli, intramuros, Jose Rizal, lucban

Vigan-Laoag-Pagudpud 2009 II

reychristopher wrote 3 years ago: A continuation of Vigan-Laoag-Pagudpud 2009 I, So, at around 7 or 8 AM, we have reached Vigan, Capit … more →

Tags: Life in a Day, Baluarte, Burgos, calle crisologo, ilocandia, Ilocos, Ilocos Sur, Metro Manila), Pagudpud

Pag-alala sa GOMBURZA

dennishilbero wrote 3 years ago: Ang salitang Gomburza ay nabuo mula sa pangalan ng tatlong pari, na sina Padre Jose Burgos, Padre Ja … more →

Tags: Buha-Buhay, Jose Rizal, Cavite, katipunero, Bayani


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