Sunday, April 25, 2010
7. AN AGE OF ALTARS, part III
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Spain is acknowledged for its rich, emotional widespread Marian following; the fervor spread to the Philippines. Virgin Mary was easily pop...
6. AN AGE OF ALTARS, part II
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Santos were gifted by Spaniards and Filipinos alike with farmland, jewelry, costly clothes, churches, magnificently adorned carriages, vows ...
Thursday, April 22, 2010
5. AN AGE OF ALTARS: The Personification of Popular Philippine Santos, part I
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By Felice Sta. Maria In Dupax, Nueva Vizcaya , when San Isidro Labrador fails to bring rain during drought, his sculptured image is left to...
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4. Santong Garing: PHILIPPINE IVORY SANTOS
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Cold and white, hard and heavy, ivory has fascinated man throughout the centuries. It has always been a luxury, and has been reserved only f...
3. A HERITAGE OF HOUSEHOLD SAINTS
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Saintly images, or santos, make up the unique art form of colonial Philippines—from a period (1565-1898) that imprinted Catholicism and its...
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Wednesday, April 21, 2010
2. SAINTS, PRESERVE US!
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The founding of a new town necessitated the creation of a parish church, which was placed under the titular patronage of a specific saint. T...
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