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ANCHOR 1: Historic Eastern Sunday Mass in Limasawa Island, 1521, Unveils the
ANCHOR 2: Historical Debate Resolved: Limasawa confirmed as the site of the first
mass
European crew, embarked on a momentous journey from the port of San Lucar de
Barrameda. Their ambitious quest? To traverse uncharted waters and seek out the
elusive treasures of precious spices that held immense value in the Old World. Setting
sail through proximate regions, Magellan and his crew navigated the unpredictable
seas, facing challenges and uncertainties that were characteristic of the unexplored
expanses they encountered. The year was 1521, and on March 28th, a date etched in
the annals of exploration, the crew's keen eyes spotted a distant bonfire on the
horizon. Little did they know that this sighting would lead them to a significant
NEWS REPORTER: In a momentous event on March 31, 1521, Easter Sunday, the
Philippine history. Under the command of Ferdinand Magellan, a mass was convened,
officiated by Father Pedro Valderrama, the Andalusian chaplain of the fleet. This
Holy First Mass, conducted near the island's coastline, marked the inception of
Roman Catholicism in the archipelago. Colambu and Siaiu, natives of the uncharted
lands that would later become the Philippines, became the first witnesses to this
pivotal religious milestone. At the time, the archipelago bore no name, and its
inhabitants were unaware that this sacred ceremony would shape the cultural and
religious landscape of their future nation. The echoes of that Easter Sunday Mass in
Limasawa Island would resonate for centuries, laying the foundation for the enduring
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NEWS REPORTER: In a landmark event, the inaugural Mass in Cebu unfolded with
prominent figures Rajah Homonhon and Rajah Kolambu. The occasion was further
upon Juana a cherished image of the Sto. Niño, symbolizing the holy child Jesus. As a
substantial cross, serving as a poignant marker at the baptismal site. The convergence
NEWS REPORTER: June 19, 1960 - In a momentous development, Republic Act No.
2733, popularly known as the Limasawa Law, has been enacted, marking a significant
chapter in Philippine history. Notably, this legislation was implemented without the
signature of the President of the Philippines. The Limasawa Law carries profound
importance as it was the site where the first Mass in the Philippines was conducted.
The legislative fiat aims to immortalize and commemorate the birth of Christianity in
the archipelago. This decision reflects a pivotal step in acknowledging and preserving
ANCHOR 1: Historical Debate Resolved: Limasawa confirmed as the site of the first
the Philippines (NHCP) has put an end to a long-standing historical dispute regarding
the location of the first mass in the Philippines. While the prevailing belief until the
19th century pointed to Butuan, recent consensus, supported by many historians and
the government, now firmly places Limasawa off the tip of Southern Leyte as the
historical site. The controversy revolved around conflicting claims, with some
asserting that the initial mass occurred in Masao, Butuan. To settle the debate, the
advocates. Unanimously, the panel concluded that these assertions lacked sufficient
strength and persuasiveness to warrant a repeal or reversal of the ruling by the
ANCHOR 2: Historic Eastern Sunday Mass in Limasawa Island, 1521, Unveils the
ANCHOR 1: Historical Debate Resolved: Limasawa confirmed as the site of the first
mass
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