Papers by Dominador N Marcaida Jr.
This is the homily for the Mass of the 1st Sunday of Lent (Cycle C).
This is a homily of the Mass for the 8th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Cycle C).
This is the homily of the Mass for the 7th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Cycle C).
5-8 -"Ganito ang sabi ng Panginoon: Sumpain ang tao na tumitiwala sa tao, at ginagawang laman ang... more 5-8 -"Ganito ang sabi ng Panginoon: Sumpain ang tao na tumitiwala sa tao, at ginagawang laman ang kaniyang bisig, at ang puso ay humihiwalay sa Panginoon. Sapagka't siya'y magiging gaya ng kugon sa ilang. Mapalad ang tao na tumitiwala sa Panginoon, at ang pagasa ay ang Panginoon. Sapagka't siya'y magiging parang punong kahoy na itinanim sa tabi ng tubig." Ikalawang Pagbasa -1 Korinto 15:12, 16-20 -"Kung ang pag-asa natin kay Cristo ay para lamang sa buhay na ito, tayo na ang pinakakawawa sa lahat ng tao. Ngunit ngayong si Cristo'y muling binuhay, ito'y katibayan na muling bubuhayin ang mga patay."
This is the HOMILIYA SA MISA PARA SA IKA-LIMANG LINGGO NG KP (Cycle C) that we use for the Sunday... more This is the HOMILIYA SA MISA PARA SA IKA-LIMANG LINGGO NG KP (Cycle C) that we use for the Sunday Mass of the 5th Sunday on Prdinary Time (Cycle C).
This is the homily of the Mass for the 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Cycle C).
This is the homily I made for the Feast of the Lord's Baptism for Cycle C.
HOMILIYA PARA SA LINGGO SA PISTA NG EPIPANYA (Cycle C)
These are the Homilies for Cycle C Sundays.
In this article, we try to show that the human and spiritual conditions of man are the sufferings... more In this article, we try to show that the human and spiritual conditions of man are the sufferings, death and resurrection of a christian patterned after the Paschal Mystery of Jesus Christ that he accomplished for the salvation of mankind, and which a christian undergoes in the initiation of rebirth called baptism.
Contained here are the various papers and homilies for the Sundays in Ordinary Time Cycle B for t... more Contained here are the various papers and homilies for the Sundays in Ordinary Time Cycle B for the MSSPP ORCC MSA (US)
It comes from the Latin word "cultio,-ionis", and Spanish, culto, which has the same meaning as "... more It comes from the Latin word "cultio,-ionis", and Spanish, culto, which has the same meaning as "veneration". So, honoring and venerating the Blessed Virgin Mary, which is so popular among Roman Catholics, is referred to in an official document titled, "Marialis Cultus."
This is a position paper on the legalization of divorce in the Philippines, about the author's st... more This is a position paper on the legalization of divorce in the Philippines, about the author's stand on the issue of divorce.
ABSTRACT
The history of Camaligan, as town and municipality, is divided into four periods:
Firs... more ABSTRACT
The history of Camaligan, as town and municipality, is divided into four periods:
First, the Pre-Spanish Period – characterized by the old Catagbacan settlement along the Bicol River, inhabited by the first settlers of Camaligan that began during the Middle Iron Age (500-1000 CE). They may be responsible for the presence of the thick deposit of midden marine shells, the pottery and porcelain shards that are now accumulated along the river banks;
Second, the Spanish Colonial Period (1565-1898)– characterized by the changing of the name from Catagbacan to Camaligan by the Spaniards who called the settlement that consisted of the camaligs that were built by the “cortadores” along the Bicol River; Camaligan was already a “pueblo” since 1708 with Juan de los Angeles as “Governador del Pueblo” (Gerona, 2018), then from a mere religious visita , it was made into a separate parish in 1795, with Fray Rafael de Benavente as the first Parish Priest; it was during this period that the Cholera Morbo Epidemic occurred killing 998 individuals, who were stashed in earthen vessels, and buried at the individual resident’s home lots;
Third, is the American Colonization and the Japanese Conquest Period (1898–1945) characterized by the establishment of the first primary school in Camaligan that later on was named the Camaligan Central School, with the three old Gabaldon buildings built during this period; during the Japanese occupation, it was renowned for its citizens who became prominent in history because of their heroism, bravery, and patriotism during the war; and
Fourth, the Contemporary Period (1945 to present) – characterized by the Post-War municipality of Camaligan.
The report will revolve along these four major divisions that has relation to the history of the town and municipality of Camaligan, Camarines Sur.
- The Author
Keywords: Catagbacan visita cortadores camaligs town municipality
The National Government sets, as one of its pilot programs, the PUV modernization which envisions... more The National Government sets, as one of its pilot programs, the PUV modernization which envisions a restructured, modern, well-managed, and environmentally sustainable transport sector where drivers and operators have stable, sufficient, and dignified livelihoods while commuters get to their destinations quickly, safely, and comfortably.
This plan is anchored on OFG-D0-2017-11 or the Omnibus Guidelines in the Planning and Identification of Public Road Transportation Services and Franchise Issuance, setting the condition and requirements in PUV operation based on the principle of reliability, safety, accessibility, environmental soundness and comfort.
This is a list of the Philippine Legislature Act of the Philippine Assembly rom the years 1900 up... more This is a list of the Philippine Legislature Act of the Philippine Assembly rom the years 1900 up to 1935.
This paper treats about the causes and effects of illegal drug use and abuse, and the role of the... more This paper treats about the causes and effects of illegal drug use and abuse, and the role of the CBDRP in the treatment and rehabilitation of illegal drug users and abusers (PWUDs).
This is a proposed Entry for the 2023 DepEd Gawad Teodora Alonso 5th NATIONAL COMPETITION ON STOR... more This is a proposed Entry for the 2023 DepEd Gawad Teodora Alonso 5th NATIONAL COMPETITION ON STORYBOOK WRITING - Si Juan Asin An Buwaya Sa Salog nin Bicol (Category 6 for Araling Panlipunan Level 5).
CAMALIGAN CENTRAL SCHOOL was opened in 1905, after three years that the Bureau of Education in th... more CAMALIGAN CENTRAL SCHOOL was opened in 1905, after three years that the Bureau of Education in the Philippines was organized. Classes of the first batch pupils organized in the municipality were held in a two-room building made of light materials located in the Catalino Abilay lot where the Municipal Annex Executive Building now stands. From 1909 to 1912, classes were held in a rented building. In the latter part of 1912, classes were transferred to the two buildings that was erected on a one-half hectare lot donated by Don Tomas Salvador where the present school now occupies. By purchase and other donations, the school site was expanded to a two-hectare lot. During the Japanese occupation, the school was converted by the Japanese occupying forces as a barracks for their soldiers. However, towards the end of the war in 1945, the local guerillas headed by Capt. Andres Diez were convened overnight by Major Barros and Major Juan Miranda in the main Gabaldon building of the school before they proceeded to launch a final major assault to the Japanese forces in Naga City. Throughout the years of its existence, the school has produced numerous alumnus who were outstanding in their various fields of endeavor.
A socio-economic profile of Barangay San Jose-San Pablo, Camaligan, Camarines Sur, Philippines.
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Papers by Dominador N Marcaida Jr.
The history of Camaligan, as town and municipality, is divided into four periods:
First, the Pre-Spanish Period – characterized by the old Catagbacan settlement along the Bicol River, inhabited by the first settlers of Camaligan that began during the Middle Iron Age (500-1000 CE). They may be responsible for the presence of the thick deposit of midden marine shells, the pottery and porcelain shards that are now accumulated along the river banks;
Second, the Spanish Colonial Period (1565-1898)– characterized by the changing of the name from Catagbacan to Camaligan by the Spaniards who called the settlement that consisted of the camaligs that were built by the “cortadores” along the Bicol River; Camaligan was already a “pueblo” since 1708 with Juan de los Angeles as “Governador del Pueblo” (Gerona, 2018), then from a mere religious visita , it was made into a separate parish in 1795, with Fray Rafael de Benavente as the first Parish Priest; it was during this period that the Cholera Morbo Epidemic occurred killing 998 individuals, who were stashed in earthen vessels, and buried at the individual resident’s home lots;
Third, is the American Colonization and the Japanese Conquest Period (1898–1945) characterized by the establishment of the first primary school in Camaligan that later on was named the Camaligan Central School, with the three old Gabaldon buildings built during this period; during the Japanese occupation, it was renowned for its citizens who became prominent in history because of their heroism, bravery, and patriotism during the war; and
Fourth, the Contemporary Period (1945 to present) – characterized by the Post-War municipality of Camaligan.
The report will revolve along these four major divisions that has relation to the history of the town and municipality of Camaligan, Camarines Sur.
- The Author
Keywords: Catagbacan visita cortadores camaligs town municipality
This plan is anchored on OFG-D0-2017-11 or the Omnibus Guidelines in the Planning and Identification of Public Road Transportation Services and Franchise Issuance, setting the condition and requirements in PUV operation based on the principle of reliability, safety, accessibility, environmental soundness and comfort.
The history of Camaligan, as town and municipality, is divided into four periods:
First, the Pre-Spanish Period – characterized by the old Catagbacan settlement along the Bicol River, inhabited by the first settlers of Camaligan that began during the Middle Iron Age (500-1000 CE). They may be responsible for the presence of the thick deposit of midden marine shells, the pottery and porcelain shards that are now accumulated along the river banks;
Second, the Spanish Colonial Period (1565-1898)– characterized by the changing of the name from Catagbacan to Camaligan by the Spaniards who called the settlement that consisted of the camaligs that were built by the “cortadores” along the Bicol River; Camaligan was already a “pueblo” since 1708 with Juan de los Angeles as “Governador del Pueblo” (Gerona, 2018), then from a mere religious visita , it was made into a separate parish in 1795, with Fray Rafael de Benavente as the first Parish Priest; it was during this period that the Cholera Morbo Epidemic occurred killing 998 individuals, who were stashed in earthen vessels, and buried at the individual resident’s home lots;
Third, is the American Colonization and the Japanese Conquest Period (1898–1945) characterized by the establishment of the first primary school in Camaligan that later on was named the Camaligan Central School, with the three old Gabaldon buildings built during this period; during the Japanese occupation, it was renowned for its citizens who became prominent in history because of their heroism, bravery, and patriotism during the war; and
Fourth, the Contemporary Period (1945 to present) – characterized by the Post-War municipality of Camaligan.
The report will revolve along these four major divisions that has relation to the history of the town and municipality of Camaligan, Camarines Sur.
- The Author
Keywords: Catagbacan visita cortadores camaligs town municipality
This plan is anchored on OFG-D0-2017-11 or the Omnibus Guidelines in the Planning and Identification of Public Road Transportation Services and Franchise Issuance, setting the condition and requirements in PUV operation based on the principle of reliability, safety, accessibility, environmental soundness and comfort.
This particular Volume contains the reports on Ferdinand Magellan's Voyage to the East.
AT BARANGAY SAN JOSE-SAN PABLO, CAMALIGAN, C.S. FOR CYCLE 1 and 2.
Apart from this, another importance of Ferdinand Magellan’s travel is the fact that he had scientifically proven to humankind that planet Earth was round and not flat because his armada in 1521 (1520?) had finally circumnavigated the world for the first time.
The original Spanish of this work was downloaded from http://bdh-rd.bne.es in 1 August 2018 and transcribed for translation into English using the online facility of Google Translate by Dominador N. Marcaida Jr., which transcription was started 2 August 2018 and finished on 4 August 2018. The translation into English was finished on 7 August 2018.
An mga estoryang suanoy na ini nakasentro sa mga heroeng bikolnon, asin an saindang mga agi-agi durante kan mga panahon antes pa mag-abot an mga kastila sa dagang kabikolan.
Nagsasaysay man ini nin mga usipon dapit sa mga ginikanan nin mga lugar, mga tawo, asin mga bagay sa kabikolan, partikularmente, digdi sa probinsya nin Camarines Sur.
Siyempre, an kadaklan sa mga estoryang ini base sa mga lumang pilipinong superstisyon na, kan mag-abot an mga Kastila asin Amerikano, rinibayan man sana nin mga bagong Europeano asin Amerikanong superstisyon na gikan sa Sulnupan, parikularmente idtong hale sa mga Kontinente kan Europa asin Amerika.
During more than three centuries from the year 1521 up to 1896, fanatic missionaries went on their frenetic rampage to discover new lands in order to plant their old religion in East Asia and to name them for their king. It was thus that the Spaniards discovered almost all the Philippines in this way. In translating Platero’s work from the Spanish original into the English language, it is our intention to help researchers trace the root for some of the present-day familiar Filipino surnames from the surnames used by the Franciscan friars who founded or ministered the early Philippine towns.