Church of Cagsaua historical marker
type: Thing
description: PHC historical marker for the Cagsawa Ruins
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  property ID: P17
  value: Philippines
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  property ID: P18
  value: Church of Cagsaua PHC historical marker.jpg
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  property ID: P18
  value: Cagsawa Church Ruins.jpg
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  property ID: P31
  value: National Historical Commission of the Philippines historical marker
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  property ID: P131
  value: Daraga
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  property ID: P170
  value: National Historical Commission of the Philippines
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  property ID: P186
  value: cast iron
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  property ID: P276
  value: Cagsawa Ruins
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  property ID: P373
  value: Church of Cagsaua historical marker
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  property ID: P547
  value: Cagsawa Ruins
additional property: PropertyValue
  property ID: P571
  value: 1954
additional property: PropertyValue
  property ID: P669
  value: Pan-Philippine Highway
additional property: PropertyValue
  property ID: P1476
  value: Church of Cagsaua
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  property ID: P1684
  value: The spiritual administration of Cagsaua from 1587 to 1595 was under the parish of Camalig. An early church was burned, 25 July 1636, by the Dutch who ransacked the towns bordering Legaspi Bay. This Church built after 1724 by Fray Francisco Blanco, O. F. M., was buried by rocks and lava during the eruption of Mayon Volcano, 1 February 1814. The authorities of Cagsaua meeting at Ligao, 6 July 1814, decided to incorporate their town as part of Daraga. The first centenary of the destruction of the church was commemorated, 1 February 1914, with a huge pilgrimage to the ruins where high mass was celebrated.
additional property: PropertyValue
  property ID: P2795
  value: The historical marker is located at the southwestern corner of the church steeple ruins.
additional property: PropertyValue
  property ID: P6375
  value: Pan-Philippine Highway
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    value label: National Historical Commission of the Philippines historical marker
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    value label: Daraga
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      longitude: 123.70104
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  P669:
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  P1476:
    value: Church of Cagsaua
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  P1684:
    value: The spiritual administration of Cagsaua from 1587 to 1595 was under the parish of Camalig. An early church was burned, 25 July 1636, by the Dutch who ransacked the towns bordering Legaspi Bay. This Church built after 1724 by Fray Francisco Blanco, O. F. M., was buried by rocks and lava during the eruption of Mayon Volcano, 1 February 1814. The authorities of Cagsaua meeting at Ligao, 6 July 1814, decided to incorporate their town as part of Daraga. The first centenary of the destruction of the church was commemorated, 1 February 1914, with a huge pilgrimage to the ruins where high mass was celebrated.
    source count: 0
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  P2795:
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  P6375:
    value: Pan-Philippine Highway
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  data source: Wikidata (CC0 / public domain)
  license: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
  api version: v1
  served at: 2026-08-01T14:59:00.503990Z
  entity updated at: 2026-05-03T21:19:00.258443+00:00Z
  entity created at: 2026-05-03T14:01:38.360015+00:00Z