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Diocese of Dumaguete: History, Jurisdiction, and Episcopal Leadership
Profile of the Catholic Diocese of Dumaguete in the Philippines, covering its 1955 inception, jurisdiction over Negros Oriental and Siquijor...
Divine Word College of Urdaneta: History and Institutional Profile
Profile of Divine Word College of Urdaneta, a private Catholic university in Pangasinan founded in 1967 by the Society of the Divine Word.
Assumption College of Davao: History, Campus and Student Life
Profile of Assumption College of Davao, a private Catholic institution in Davao City established in 1958 by the Missionaries of the Assumpti...
Amomongo: Folklore, Cryptid Reports and Cultural Context
The Amomongo is a Philippine mythological figure and ape-like cryptid from Negros Occidental folklore.
Benito Natividad: Military Leader, Governor and Judge
Profile of Benito Natividad, Nueva Ecija governor and general who fought in the Philippine Revolution and American War.
Central Colleges of the Philippines: History, Campuses and Academic Profile
Profile of Central Colleges of the Philippines (CCP) in Quezon City, covering its history since 1954, campuses, academic programs and athlet...
U.S. Naval Base Subic Bay: History, Strategic Role and Reopening
History and strategic evolution of the U.S. Naval Base Subic Bay in the Philippines, from Spanish origins to 2022 reopening.
Saint Augustine School Tanza: History, Symbolism and Academic Profile
Profile of Saint Augustine School in Tanza, Cavite: history, seal symbolism, publications and leadership.
Jaro, Leyte: Municipality Profile, History, and Demographics
Profile of Jaro, Leyte: a first-class municipality with 44,643 residents, 46 barangays, and a history rooted in the Cabayongan River.