+ Follow BISHOP DOMINGO Tag
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[Summary] => Today, February 14, 1583, is the death of Governor-General Gonzalo Ronquillo de Peñalosa, third Governor-General of the Philippines.
In the lurid annals of Latin America, Father Bartolome de las Casas loomed large as the fighting champion of Indian rights; in the colonial history of the Philippines, Bishop Domingo de Salazar towered as the gallant champion of Filipino rights.
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[Summary] => Today, November 8, 1616, Fr. Bernardo de Santa Catalina, one of the first Dominican missionaries who arrived in Manila, dies in Lalloc, Nueva Segovia.
It should be recalled that the first Dominicans to reach the Philippines - Bishop Domingo de Salazar and a companion - came with the pioneer Jesuits in September, 1581.
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The first three missionary orders to arrive in the Philippines, one after the other, were the Augustinians (1565), the Franciscans (1577), and the Jesuits (1581). And the first Dominicans to reach the Philippines - Bishop Domingo de Salazar and a companion - came with the pioneer Jesuits in September 1581.
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In the lurid annals of Latin America, Father Bartolome de las Casas loomed large as the fighting champion of Indian rights; in the colonial history of the Philippines, Bishop Domingo de Salazar towered as the gallant champion of Filipino rights.
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