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Diocesan Shrine of Saint Sepulchre

The Miraculous Lolo Uweng of Landayan, San Pedro

by on Jan 06, 2012 in Blog, San Pedro

Article contributed by Dyan Kristine Real Laguna is one of the provinces wherein I and family used to visit, and to make it more specific, we what we used to visit there is the church in Laguna which is known as the Diocesan Shrine of Saint Sepulchre or Lolo Uweng ng Landayan in San Pedro, [...]

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sampaguita

Sampaguita Festival in San Pedro, Laguna

by on Jul 22, 2011 in Festivals, San Pedro

Philippines’ national flower “sampaguita” has been San Pedro, Laguna’s pride when celebrating Sampaguita Festival. A weeklong celebration which includes various activities, trades, parades, talent contests,exhibits etc. This event aims to promote tourism in San Pedro and their Sampaguita industry. San Pedro holds the record of laying the longest sampaguita line spanning 3.6 km, from Biñan [...]

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laguna lake: An alterativen for Metro water crisis

Laguna Lake: An Alternative for Metro Water Crisis

by on Jul 21, 2010 in News and Features, San Pedro

SAN PEDRO, Laguna – The Laguna Lake could be tapped as a source to mitigate the worsening water crises in Metro Manila should the level at the Angat dam remain at a low level, an official said. The proposal came after water concessionaires began rationing water to households in Metro Manila and parts of Rizal. [...]

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San Pedro, Laguna

San Pedro, Laguna (Population, History, Gov. Officials, Barangays, Industries)

by on Mar 22, 2010 in San Pedro, Towns and Cities

San Pedro is a first class urban municipality in the province of Laguna, Philippines. It is named after its patron saint, Saint Peter. San Pedro is Laguna’s gateway to Metro Manila since it lies on the boundary with Muntinlupa City, Metro Manila’s southernmost city. This position makes San Pedro a popular suburban residential community, where [...]

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