+ Follow CAPAS NATIONAL SHRINE Tag
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[Title] => Bravo Bataan Heroes!
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[Title] => Philippines' oldest WWII veteran dies at 111
[Summary] => The Philippines said Wednesday its oldest World War II veteran, who escaped from Japanese troops before the infamous Bataan Death March and became a guerrilla fighter, has died at age 111.
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[Title] => DENR to plant trees on Death March route
[Summary] => The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) will launch today a greening project aimed at growing trees along the Death March trail to call attention to the heroism of some 60,000 Filipinos and 15,000 American soldiers captured by Japanese soldiers in 1942.
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[Title] => GMA declares war vs poverty in Araw ng Kagitingan rites
[Summary] => There is a war still going on across the country, President Arroyo told World War II veterans here during the commemoration rites of Araw ng Kagitingan yesterday.
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[Title] => War vets remember notorious Death March
[Summary] => On his death bed last month, retired colonel Bartolome Gacad wore a T-shirt that read: "Justice for the Filipino WWII veterans."
It was a powerful reminder of a controversy that has resonated for six decades, after what military historians have described as one of the worst atrocities of World War II.
With each passing year, the veteran lines are getting thinner. But their search for justice endures.
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[Title] => GMA pays tribute to WWII heroes
[Summary] => President Arroyo paid tribute yesterday to the 32,285 Filipino and American soldiers — including seven of her uncles — who perished during the Death March from Bataan to a concentration camp in Capas, Tarlac in 1942.
Describing the soldiers as "pillars of courage and heroism," Mrs. Arroyo unveiled a "Wall of Heroes" at the Capas National Shrine where names of the fallen were inscribed in gold paint.
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[Title] => Three more arrested in deadly Davao City bombings
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — Authorities have arrested three more suspects in the deadly bombings in Davao City that left 38 people dead and hundreds wounded in less than a month.
Esmael Usop Mamalakas, Jimmy Bulalao and Teng Edar were arrested Tuesday in Cotabato City. Their arrest came on the same day President Arroyo announced the arrest of two other suspects.
In a news conference yesterday, Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte said charges of multiple murder and multiple frustrated murder are being prepared against the five suspects.
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[Title] => A taste drive through Pampanga
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With the Lenten break just around the corner, everybody is just too eager to flee from the concrete jungle’s searing heat. The mass exodus to the north (mostly to Baguio) may start as early as Palm Sunday, but many others may opt for a midnight run to avoid the traffic rush. But with the ongoing repair of the North Luzon Expressway (oh, such a perfect timing!), it’ll surely be absolute madness. It’s enough penitence, much like carrying a cross.
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[AuthorName] => TURO-TURO By Claude Tayag
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[Title] => Capas National Shrine now a pilgrimage site
[Summary] => CAPAS, Tarlac — The former Japanese concentration camp in this town is finally becoming a World War II pilgrimage site, which would earn this town and the province of Tarlac their rightful place in history, Gov. Jose Yap Sr. said.
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CAPAS NATIONAL SHRINE
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[DatePublished] => 2013-04-18 00:00:00
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[Title] => Philippines' oldest WWII veteran dies at 111
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[Summary] => The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) will launch today a greening project aimed at growing trees along the Death March trail to call attention to the heroism of some 60,000 Filipinos and 15,000 American soldiers captured by Japanese soldiers in 1942.
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[Title] => GMA declares war vs poverty in Araw ng Kagitingan rites
[Summary] => There is a war still going on across the country, President Arroyo told World War II veterans here during the commemoration rites of Araw ng Kagitingan yesterday.
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[Title] => War vets remember notorious Death March
[Summary] => On his death bed last month, retired colonel Bartolome Gacad wore a T-shirt that read: "Justice for the Filipino WWII veterans."
It was a powerful reminder of a controversy that has resonated for six decades, after what military historians have described as one of the worst atrocities of World War II.
With each passing year, the veteran lines are getting thinner. But their search for justice endures.
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[Summary] => President Arroyo paid tribute yesterday to the 32,285 Filipino and American soldiers — including seven of her uncles — who perished during the Death March from Bataan to a concentration camp in Capas, Tarlac in 1942.
Describing the soldiers as "pillars of courage and heroism," Mrs. Arroyo unveiled a "Wall of Heroes" at the Capas National Shrine where names of the fallen were inscribed in gold paint.
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[Title] => Three more arrested in deadly Davao City bombings
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Esmael Usop Mamalakas, Jimmy Bulalao and Teng Edar were arrested Tuesday in Cotabato City. Their arrest came on the same day President Arroyo announced the arrest of two other suspects.
In a news conference yesterday, Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte said charges of multiple murder and multiple frustrated murder are being prepared against the five suspects.
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[Title] => A taste drive through Pampanga
[Summary] => With the Lenten break just around the corner, everybody is just too eager to flee from the concrete jungle’s searing heat. The mass exodus to the north (mostly to Baguio) may start as early as Palm Sunday, but many others may opt for a midnight run to avoid the traffic rush. But with the ongoing repair of the North Luzon Expressway (oh, such a perfect timing!), it’ll surely be absolute madness. It’s enough penitence, much like carrying a cross.
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[Title] => Capas National Shrine now a pilgrimage site
[Summary] => CAPAS, Tarlac — The former Japanese concentration camp in this town is finally becoming a World War II pilgrimage site, which would earn this town and the province of Tarlac their rightful place in history, Gov. Jose Yap Sr. said.
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September 6, 2012 - 8:47am
