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    The document provides a timeline of key events in Philippine Church history from 1521 to 1986: 1) In 1521, Ferdinand Magellan claimed the Philippines for Spain and celebrated the first mass. The Spanish began converting natives to Catholicism. 2) Throughout the colonial period, Spanish friars represented Catholicism and the Spanish government, sometimes coming into conflict with native priests. 3) In the late 1800s, nationalism and calls for reform grew, exemplified by José Rizal's condemnation of the friars. American rule after 1898 challenged Catholic influence. 4) In the 20th century, the Catholic Church remained influential in politics and society but also adapted, such as supporting social

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    The document provides a timeline of key events in Philippine Church history from 1521 to 1986: 1) In 1521, Ferdinand Magellan claimed the Philippines for Spain and celebrated the first mass. The Spanish began converting natives to Catholicism. 2) Throughout the colonial period, Spanish friars represented Catholicism and the Spanish government, sometimes coming into conflict with native priests. 3) In the late 1800s, nationalism and calls for reform grew, exemplified by José Rizal's condemnation of the friars. American rule after 1898 challenged Catholic influence. 4) In the 20th century, the Catholic Church remained influential in politics and society but also adapted, such as supporting social

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    The document provides a timeline of key events in Philippine Church history from 1521 to 1986: 1) In 1521, Ferdinand Magellan claimed the Philippines for Spain and celebrated the first mass. The Spanish began converting natives to Catholicism. 2) Throughout the colonial period, Spanish friars represented Catholicism and the Spanish government, sometimes coming into conflict with native priests. 3) In the late 1800s, nationalism and calls for reform grew, exemplified by José Rizal's condemnation of the friars. American rule after 1898 challenged Catholic influence. 4) In the 20th century, the Catholic Church remained influential in politics and society but also adapted, such as supporting social

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    TImeline in Philippine Church History

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    Mariano, Rheina Marimar B. Sir.

    Factor
    BSED English 3 Philippine Church History

    TIMELINE OF PHILIPPINE CHURCH HISTORY

    February 2,
    1543
    April 14, 1521 Spanish
    Expedition
    King and the commandeere
    March 6, 1521 Queen with 800 d by Ruy Lopez
    Ferdinand of their subjects de Villalobos Ca. 1559
    Magellan were baptized. claims the King Philip II May 8, 1565
    "discovers" Magellan gave islands for ordered for The formal
    the islands them the “Santo Spain; named the spiritual ground
    and names Nino of Cebu” the area and the breaking and June 4, 1565
    them: that became the "Philippines" in material possession of The King of
    Archipelago symbol of the honor to Philip conquest of the first Tupas and his
    of San Catholic faith in the Prince of the Spanish son were
    Lazaro. the Philippines Asturias. Philippines. settlement. baptized.

    March 31, April 27, 1521 Ca. 1553 Ca. 1565 June 1, 1565
    1521 Ferdinand Philip II Legazpi Father de
    The first Holy Magellan ascended made the Urdaneta
    Sacrifice of died; the Spanish famous blessed the
    the Mass was however, the throne. blood- new church
    celebrated people kept compact (Church for
    by Father with them the with the the Santo
    Pedro de Santo Nino chieftain Nino) built by
    Valderama. whom they Rajah theSpaniards
    revered as Sikatuna
    the
    “Bathala,”
    the Supreme
    God.
    Mariano, Rheina Marimar B. Sir. Factor
    BSED English 3 Philippine Church History

    TIMELINE OF PHILIPPINE CHURCH HISTORY


    Colonial Period
    Spanish friars 1965
    represented the In Marcos
    hegemonic Regime, the
    Ca. 1570 power of the 1900-1946 Church was
    Legazpi Spanish Protestant teachers profoundly
    conquered government and and missionaries impacted by
    Manila while foreign Catholic came to the Vatican II and
    the others Church, while 1887 Philippines to purify’ was working
    conquered native priests José Rizal’s what they viewed more closely 1986
    other parts of pushed forward Noli Me as the ‘syncretic’ with The Church
    the country demands for Tangere was characteristics of impoverished helped to
    by the zeal of greater authority condemned charismatic blends Filipinos on organize
    the first in in Filipino by Spanish of Filipino Roman basic issues of People
    missionaries. parishes friars Catholicism. social justice. Power.

    Late Spanish 1872 1898 Ca. 1930 1974


    Catholic The The coupling The power of Cardinal
    orders and GomBurZa of the the Catholic Jaime Sin
    their friars were Catholic Church assumed the
    were the executed by Church and reemerged in position of
    wealthiest the Spanish Philippine part due its Archbishop
    and most army on state proved control over and under his
    politically suspicion of a challenge Philippine leadership,
    powerful formenting for the Universities the Church
    elements the 1872 incoming called for an
    Cavite Americans. end to martial
    Mutiny. law and a full
    restoration of
    civil liberties.

    Source: Gies, J. (2017). Philippine Church History Timeline | Philippines | Religion And Belief. [online] Scribd. Available at: https://www.scribd.com/document/333262785/Philippine-
    Church-History-Timeline [Accessed 7 Dec. 2017].

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