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Tag: Bulacan Martyrs of 1982

MEDINA, Constantino Reyes

Posted on October 9, 2015October 11, 2017 by Staff Contributor

Constantino Medina was born on the eve of the feast day of St. Helena of Constantinople, thus his name. He was also called Tinoy and Ante.

Posted in Martyrs and HeroesTagged Bulacan Martyrs of 1982, Hagonoy Bulacan, Martyrs and Heroes 2012

MANIMBO, Renato Turla

Posted on October 9, 2015October 11, 2017 by Staff Contributor

Renato graduated top of his grade school batch. He was also a skilled basketball player, winning many basketball competitions for his school and barangay teams.

Posted in Martyrs and HeroesTagged Bulacan Martyrs of 1982, Candaba Pampanga, Martyrs and Heroes 2012

LLORENTE, Teresita Evangelista

Posted on October 9, 2015October 11, 2017 by Staff Contributor

Tessie Llorente was an attractive young lady, fair and smooth-skinned, with reddish lips, pretty as a teen idol. Her parents owned a small restaurant in Meycauyan, and Tessie grew up in the business.

Posted in Martyrs and HeroesTagged Bulacan Martyrs of 1982, Martyrs and Heroes 2012, Meycauayan Bulacan

BORLONGAN, Edwin De Guzman

Posted on October 9, 2015October 11, 2017 by Staff Contributor

Edwin Borlongan hailed from Malolos, his father a fisherman and his mother a seamstress. Edwin was hardworking and willingly bore his responsibilities even as a child

Posted in Martyrs and HeroesTagged Bulacan, Bulacan Martyrs of 1982, Malolos, Martyrs and Heroes 2012

AGUIRRE, Danilo

Posted on October 9, 2015 by Staff Contributor

Coming from a family of market vendors in Meycauayan, Danilo Aguirre had an easy childhood. He was an active member of a parish-based group and he liked to study Church teachings.

Posted in Martyrs and HeroesTagged Bulacan Martyrs of 1982, Martyrs and Heroes 2012, Meycauayan Bulacan

Bulacan Martyrs of 1982

Posted on November 30, 2012October 11, 2017 by administrator

While most ordinary Filipinos were cowed by the repressive machinations of the Marcos dictatorship, a good number actually exhorted the population to defy the regime and struggle to reclaim their freedoms and see democracy restored in the country. Most of these courageous few came from the youth sector.

Posted in NewsTagged Bulacan Martyrs of 1982

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