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Pedro Bantigue y Natividad, (January 31, 1920 –
November 20, 2012) was a
Filipino prelate of the
Catholic Church. He is
notably the
first bishop in the...
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Bantigue Island, also
known as
Bantigui Island, is a
small uninhabited island in the
Islas de
Gigantes archipelago in
northeastern Iloilo, Philippines...
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growing in the
Bantigue mudflats in the
olden days.
Bantigue baran**** is
better known as the
place where the
native dance "Lapay
Bantigue" originated. Bapor...
- the
northern part, it is
known for
beaches and islands,
including the
Bantigue Sandbar,
Tangke Lagoon,
Cabugao Island, and
Antonia Island, all part of...
- baran****
consists of
puroks and some have sitios.
Alupaye Añato
Antipolo Bantigue Baran**** 1
Castillo (Poblacion) Baran**** 2
Daungan (Poblacion) Baran****...
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Pemphis acidula,
commonly known as
bantigue (pron. bahn-TEE-geh) or mentigi, is a
species of
flowering plant in the
family Lythraceae. It is the only species...
- in the
Gigantes group include the
Cabugao Gamay Island,
Antonia Island,
Bantigue Sand Bar, and
Bakwitan Cave, one of 73
caves throughout the islands. Tangke...
- more
invisibility for
those that are **** and feminine.
Scholar Kale
Bantigue Fajardo argues for the
similarity between "tomboy" in the
Philippines and...
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Constitution Ecclesiarum per
ampla on
November 28, 1966, by Pope Paul VI.
Pedro Bantigue y
Natividad was
installed as its
first bishop on
April 18, 1967, and became...
- church's new
altar that was made
through the
efforts of Rev. Fr.
Pedro Bantigue, the then-parish priest.
Monsignor Jose C.
Abriol commissioned architect...
