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Page 1: Antipolo: the pilgrimage city

Report Authors

Moediartianto, Relyn Elbenbuena Norbe, Zona Hildegarde Amper, Rocelito A. Duropan, Rosario E. Sequitin

the pilgrimage city

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Area/Scope of Field Work

Antipolo City

The City on the mountain ridges east of Manila

where the sun begins to shine.

The City whose name was derived from the

Tipolo trees growing indigenously on its land….

Trees with broad leaves that provide shade while

gently fanning in the soothing breeze.

Antipolo, the city of pilgrims and

contemplatives, tourists and traders, artists and

artisans.

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Area/Scope of Field Work

Boso-bosoChurch

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Area/Scope of Field Work

The Antipolo Cathedral & Pasalubong Centre

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Area/Scope of Field Work

Hinulugang Tak-tak National Park

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Area/Scope of Field Work

Antipolo Tree

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Area/Scope of Field Work

Hamaka Park

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Area/Scope of Field Work

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Methodology

Field Observation

Photo documentation

Informal interviews

Review of secondary

data

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Findings/Results/Learnings

Religion

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Findings/Results/Learnings

Robinson Housing

Environment

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Quarry

Findings/Results/Learnings

Environment

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Findings/Results/Learnings

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Findings/Results/Learnings

Robinson Housing

Environment

economy

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Findings/Results/Learnings

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Findings/Results/Learnings

Cashewproduction

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Findings/Results/Learnings

Politics

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Applications/Outputs

Master plans with conscious efforts to:

preserve the culture and tradition

Balance industrial and agricultural

growth

Environmental protection

Livelihood enhancement

Good governance

Awareness raising among the

residents, visitors, devotees and pilgrims

on:

Environmental protection

Appreciation of their religious heritage

Political obligation and action to the

effects of urbanization, industries and

governance of their lives

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Insights and Reflection

Antipolo is a spill-over of Metro Manila.

Anything goes in Antipolo.

Urbanization is in-evitable but political will is

needed to prevent or mitigate its ill-effects.

The Ynares political dynasty is dominant in

Antipolo.

Religiosity is personal. Devotees or pilgrims

have no concern about what is happening to

Antipolo.

Economy is dependent largely in tourism.

Added are the factories and industries that

could not be accommodated in Metro Manila.

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Tayo na sa Antipolo

At doon maligo tayo

Sa batis na kung tawagin ay hi-hi…

Hinulugan Tatak

At doon tayo’y kumain ng mangga, suman,

cashew at balimbing

Kaya’t magmadali ka

Tayo ay tutuloy na

sa Antipolo

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Salamat po!Terima Kasih!

Thank you!

Report AuthorsMoediartianto, Relyn Elbenbuena Norbe, Zona Hildegarde Amper, Rocelito A. Duropan, Rosario E. Sequitin

Institution: SCU Indonesia, Binalbagan Catholic College, University of San Carlos, Cebu City; Central Mindanao University, Musuan, Maramag, Bukidnon; University of Southern Philippines Foundation, Cebu City

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