VIEWS FROM THE PAMPANG

Pampanga, a province of Central Luzon in the Philippines, was established along the banks ("pampang") of a great river that was to shape its history-the Rio Grande de la Pampanga. Travelers who passed the river's way brought home stories of a land with a majestic mountain jutting from its navel, a place of scenic wonders, boundless resources and magnificent townscapes, peopled by a proud brown race. What other magical views could our forefathers have seen from this river's fabled "pampang"?

*322. His Seminary Yearbook: BISHOP TEODORO C. BACANI, JR.

*312. THE GILDED AGE OF ALTARS

*303. Pampanga’s Churches: SAN PEDRO APOSTOL CHURCH, Apalit

*288. The Seminary Years of REV. FR. TEODORO S. TANTENGCO

*280. His First Mass: FR. VICENTE MALIG CORONEL

*258. Pampanga Churches: STA. ANA CHURCH

*249. THE REDEMPTION OF FR. JOSE C. DAYRIT

*243. Rev. Msgr. GUIDO J. ALIWALAS, Missionary from the Mount

*235. Father to the Lost and the Lonely: Rev. Msgr. BENEDICTO J.E. ARROYO

*198. SISTERS ACT

*192. MSGR. JOSE R. DE LA CRUZ: Renaissance Man of the Cloth

*180. RECOLLECTIONS OF A CATECHISM CLASS

*137. BLESSED BE GOD: The Religious of Betis

*117. MOST REV. ALEJANDRO OLALIA D.D., 1st Archbishop of Lipa

*102. YA ING PARI, YA ING ARI: The Priest Is King

*89. In the Footsteps of a Saint: FR. JUAN PEREZ DE STA. LUCIA.

70. PADRE MANING: The Life and Times of a Kapampangan Religious

67. Pampanga's Churches: STA. MONICA CHURCH, MINALIN

65. THE OTHER MURDERS IN THE CLOISTERS

64. Murder Most Foul: THE CURSE OF P. GREGORIO BUENO