500 YEARS OF CHRISTIANITY: MGA POPES NA BUMISITA NA SA PILIPINAS

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SA PAGGUNITA SA 500 TAON NG KRISTIYANISMO SA PILIPINAS

 

 

POPE PAUL VI

-  Unang Santo Papa na dumalaw sa Pilipinas (November 27 to 29, 1970); pastoral visit

-   Sinalubong ni Cardinal Rufino Santos

-   Bahagi ng pagdalaw sa Asya at Pacific

-   Bumisita sa mga squatter sa Tondo

-   Muntik nang mapatay ng isang assassin na taga-Bolivia sa ating airport, si Benjamin Mendoza, subalit naharang at nahadlangan agad ng mga security

-  Ito ang unang pagtatangka sa buhay ng isang Santo Papa sa modernong kasaysayan

-  Pilit inako ni dating pres. Ferdinand Marcos na siya ang nagligtas sa Santo Papa, bagamat ito ay pinasinungalingan ng ibang salaysay sa pangayayari

 

 

POPE JOHN PAUL II

-  Dalawang beses dumalaw sa Pilipinas

-  Unang pagdalaw: 1981 (first time na official Vatican visit), February 17 to 22, 1981

-   Sinalubong ni Jaime Cardinal Sin

-   Lumibot sa Maynila, Cebu, Davao, Bacolod, Iloilo, Legazpi at Baguio

-   Gumanap ng “First Beatification” sa labas ng Roma, para kay “Blessed Lorenzo Ruiz” de Manila

-  Ikalawang pagdalaw: 1995 (para sa 10th World Youth Day), January 12 to 16, 1995

-  Sinalubong muli ni Jaime Cardinal Sin

-  Nakaakit ng isa sa pinakamalaking pagtitipon (one of the largest crowd) sa kasaysayan ng pagbisita ng isang Santo Papa, 4-5 milyon katao.

-  Muntik na ring mapatay dahil sa isang assassination na nasugpo agad ng mga pulis

 



 


POPE FRANCIS

-   January 15 to 19, 2015

-   Dumalaw sa Maynila, Tacloban, Palo (Leyte)

-   Sinalubong ni Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle

-   Nagbigay inspirasyon sa mga nasalanta ng bagyong Yolanda

-  Nakaakit ng pinakamalaking pagtitipon (largest crowd) sa kasaysayan ng lahat ng Misa ng isang Santo Papa, 6 milyon katao, sa Luneta.




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