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About Guinarona, the parish in Leyte, Philippines, where San Pascual Baylon is king. With your help, we endeavor to make Guinarona a world-class site for pilgrimage tourism and eco tourism and the attendant concerns to make it happen… Also news and views about the pressing issues of the day.
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August 12, 2015

Saint of the Month – St. Therese of Lisieux

If Obando has San Pascual and Santa Clara, Guinarona should have San Pascual Baylon and St. Therese of Lisieux.

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About Guinarona, the parish in Leyte, Philippines, where San Pascual Baylon is king. With your help, we endeavor to make Guinarona a world-class site for pilgrimage tourism and eco tourism and the attendant concerns to make it happen… Also news and views about the pressing issues of the day.
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