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An official pastoral visit conducted by the bishop on a diocese to examine the conditions of a congregation often done once every two years |
Episcopal visitation |
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An apparatus used for capital punishment in which an iron collar is tightened around a condemned person's neck |
Garotte |
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System of forced labor that required filipino males from 16 to 60 years old to render service for a period of 40 days |
Polo |
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Priest who belong to the religious orders |
Regular clergy |
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Priest who do not belong to religious orders and their engaged in pastoral work |
Secular clergy |
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System of taxation imposed by the spanish colonial governments on the filipino's in order to generate resources for the maintenance of the colony |
Tributo |
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Date when revolt rose at an arsenal in cavite |
January 20 1872 |
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Approximately how many filipino soldiers and workers rose in revolt at an arsenal in cavite |
250 filipino soldiers and workers |
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He was the governor general that released a decree that ordered the arsenal workers would no longer be exempt from the tributo and polo |
Governor-General Rafael de Izquierdo |
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Official reports also claimed that the leaders of the mutiny had expected the support of close to how many men from regiments based both in cavite and in manila |
2,000 men |
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A signal that would be sent to the rebels in cavite who would then lay siege to the arsenal |
Fireworks |
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Two types of clergy |
Regular priest and secular priest |
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Whose jurisdiction fell on their elected prelates were better prepared for missionary work because of their standards of discipline and asceticism their job then was to introduce the faith convert the natives and establish religious communities |
Regular clergy |
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In the Philippines five religious orders took on this task |
• The augustinians who arrived in 1565 • The franciscans who arrived in 1578 • The guests who arrived in 1581 • The dominicans who arrived in 1587 • The augustinian recollects who arrived in 1606 |
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Augustinians |
1565 |
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Discalced Franciscans |
1578 |
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Jesuits |
1581 |
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Dominicans |
1587 |
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Augustinian recollects |
1606 |
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The priest who live in the world they were under the authority of bishops and not members of a religious order their primary task was the management of the religious communities and ideally the continuation of the work already laid down by the regular clergy |
Secular clergy |
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Issues among the clergy in the philippines |
• Episcopal visitation • Management of the parishes |
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He was granted discretionary power to enforce the reforms in the philippines |
King Philip II |
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He was the parish priest of bacoor in the mid 19th century |
Mariano gomez |
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Secretary to the archbishop who drew up expositions of the government on behalf of the secular clergy but their efforts proved futile |
Father pedro pelaez |
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He was the forefront of the struggle to gain equality between spanish and filipino priest |
Father Jose Burgos |
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Priest arrested |
Jose burgos asintada marian rivera mirana gomezjuliana gomez mariano sevilla bohol massara miguel de laza |
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Laymen who were arrested on the orders of governor general |
• Gervacio sanchez • Pedro Karilyo • Maximo Inocencio • Balbino Mauricio • Ramon Miranda • Maximo Paterno and • Jose Basa |
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This filipinos were sentenced uber in terms of exile in what country |
Guam |
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The three priest were condemned to death by garrotte on |
February 15, 1872 |
