The Parish of Heart of Jesus & Mary Parish

The Untold Story of

The Parish of Heart of Jesus & Mary Parish

This article is all about the history of 2 churches which are Hearts of Jesus and Mary parish located at I. Fernando St., Malanday, Valenzuela City and the other one is parish of the Risen Lord located at 222 T. Santiago St., Veinte Reales, Valenzuela City. For us to know the history behind the 2 churches we went and visited it to conduct an interview and take pictures in the parish.

When I first went to the Heart of Jesus and Mary parish, the parish secretary named Eloisa Bernales gave me a book about the History of their parish and allowed me to copy some important informations about the church

Name: Eloisa Bernales
Position: Parish Secretary
Address: I. Fernando St., Malanday, Valenzuela City
B-day: December 19, 1969
Contact#: 294-1831
Age: 44

            And when we went again on the parish we have given a chance to make an interview to Delo D. Monterde(a secretary of the PCY). He is serving for the church since 2006. He stated that Fr. Dindo Hilario was the first priest who serve on the church since 1997- 2010. He also said that Sto. Kristo and San Juan Bautista are some of the choices that they have been chosen to be the name of the but then they still end up with the name of Hearts of Jesus and Mary parish. Parish commission on youth and he is the secretary of PCY. And before we interviewed Delo Monterde the president of Mother Butler who is Vilma Martin told us that the person we need to interview about the history of the church was Mariconn Dela Obeña she was the Liturgy of the parish unfortunately, Mariconn Dela Obeña was not there, therefore Delo Monterde is the person we asked about some information about Ms. Dela Obeña. He was the assistant of chairman Mariconn Dela Obeña. He said that Mariconn is serving the church since 1999 until present. Mariconn Dela Obeña was the parish commission on Liturgy, former chairman of PCY and one of the members of LECCOM (Lectors & Commentator) and choir

Name: Delo Monterde
Position: PCY secretary
            Parish Commentator (LECCOM)
            Choir Member
            Assistant Chairman of Liturgy
Address: 29 Mendoza St., Malanday, Valenzuela City
Contact #: 09354980923
Age: 20

Additional Information:

► Here are some of the names that could have been the name of the parish
Parish of Sto. Kristo
            This name originated from the fact that the Patron of the chapel of Malanday is the Sto. Kristo

► Parish of St. John the Baptist

            This one almost made it to be the name of our parish but did not. This name was suggested and voted for by our bishop. His excellency Rolando J. Tria Tirona. It was suggested for the reason that our parish was declared as Quasi- Parish on, June 24 the feast of St. John the Baptism but then again, this name never made it.

 

PCY Officers

Chairman: Cherry Rose Marcelo
Vice Chairman: Analyn Medina
Secretary: Delo D. Monterde
Treasurer: Elaine Chongco
Auditor: Mark Angelo Dela Cruz

            Aside from Delo Monterde we interviewed Vilma Martin who is the President of the Mother Butler for 15 years. She stated that she is serving the parish for 15 years also since the parish was built. We also asked her for the Mother Butler officers, she stated it as follows. She also mentioned that the Mother Butler has 3 members

Mother Butler Officers

President: Vilma Martin
Vice President: Adelaida Domingo
Secretary: Vernie Acuña
Treasurer: Lucy Lopez
Assistant Treasurer: Auring Caraan

Hearts of Jesus & Mary Parish

            The name of our parish roots from a large pool of suggested names & titles submitted by our parishioners.

Story Behind the Pulo

Story Behind the Pulo

               In this article, we are searching for the history of the street names of the Brgy. Polo. Historiano de Valenzuela conducted an interview for some residence for us to know the story behind the names of the street.

              Here are some information about the person we have interviewed.

Name: Angelo Prudencio

Address: 907 F. Rivera St. Polo, Valenzuela City

Age: 67 years old

Contact #: 294-76-39

Position: Barangay Secretary

              

                Angelo Prudencio has been working abroad as US army corps of Engineer Specialist in documentation. He was there for almost 16yrs at the year of 1996 after Golf War. And now he is currently working as Brgy. Secretary of the Polo and 18yrs in service. Mr. Prudencio was a non partician and he had been in service for almost 4 capt. in the barangay.

Name: Francisca Antenia

Address : 129 Guansing St. Polo. Valenzuela City

Age: 78 years old

Contact #: 0989178232

Position: President of the Senior Citizen Facilitator of the Barangay Polo, Member of Lupon

            

               Mrs. Francisca Antenia has been living at barangay Polo at 78 years she was elected as the president of the Senior Citizen since this organization built. Aside being a president she was also a Lupon tagapamayapa and a Facilitator in their barangay. Mrs. Antenia was still in her service because no one wants to replace her and she already proven herself as an effective leader in the Barangay Polo.

             When I interview Mr. Prudencio about the street names of their barangay he stated the G. Feliciano St. where the Pamilihang Bayan ng Polo located, F. Sebastian St. where F. Sebastian was the first chief of police of the valenzuela city. F. Rivera St. which is F. Rivera means Fortunato Rivera who was a deputy of bulacan G. I. Guansing St. means Inoc Guansing who was the barangay mayor of valenzuela. E. Clemenia Alley which means Encracio who was Manila Congressman.

           

And he also said that there are 16 cameras in their barangay which place in every street Mr. Prudencio gave as a copy of their map of their barangay and the historical of the Polo.

             Noeme Gallenero and Wendie Pacia the interviewer of Mrs. Francisca Antenia about the history behind the street of Inoc Guansing she said that Inoc Guansing is an old person who lived in Polo. It is the first house in Polo that is located near the barangay hall of Polo. The name Guansing became popular thats why it become one of the street names of Polo, and also beacame the first chairman of the barangay Polo. Jenny Pascual was a captain and who gave Guansing as a name of the street. During her termed, she had a project which is the Arc of the Polo that is found in front and back of the barangay. Jenny Pascual now was in Hawaii living with her family

             Mrs. Antenia also a member of Senior Citezen Barangay Chapter of Polo, an organization for the senior citizen. There are 91 members in their oraganization and she is the president since 1995 , and 18 years old in service. As a president of the organization. She is voluntarily sweeping the road without any payment, she only receive her allowance.

The Unfold Story of Caco St.

The Unfold Story of Caco St.

First Interviewee is Mr. Sigfredo Sabado, a 42 years old and living here in Barangay since he was born. He said that this street was used to called as A. Caco St. because of their grandfather who`s living here there family name which is Caco. But before it was called A. Caco St. it was an unknown name. And he also said that A. Caco St. is not already registered in Valenzuela as it is also called as Interior A. Santos.

 

The History of Dulong Tangke St.

The History of Dulong Tangke St.

In this article, we searched for the story behind the street names. For us, to find out the story behind it we went to the Barangay Malinta to ask some information for the street names and made some interview for some people living there for many years and definitely can explain to us the story behind the street names we have chosen.

First Street, that we have searched for the history is Dulong Tangke. I and my group mates have an interview for a person living there named Nanie Lacsa she said that, there is cannon found near that street or Dulong Tangke and these cannon can be found now at the City Hall of Valenzuela.

Our second interviewee is Mr. Ernesto Eustaquio, a 77 years old and living in Dulong tangke since birth. He resigned for being a Lupan Tagapamayapa last January 13, 2013 on his Barangay which is Malinta. Mr Eustaquio stated that before, the Dulong Tangke is a field or a farm, and there is a tank that can be found there that they commonly called “Baterya” and that tank is well-square shape, where the people living there washed theirclothes. That tank was already part of Malinta and the cannon are already part of Malinta. On the other hand, this cannons used and saved by the weapon during “World War”. Since 1936, the tank can be seen as a water tank, when the population of St. Jude became bigger the street replaced as Dulong Tangke.

Mr. Eustaquio is a former President of Dulong Tangke Home Owners Association (DTHOA) who built the elder organization. He also said that before it called asSitio Malinta but when Marcos became a President the Sitio Malinta became Barangay Malinta. Before Malinta is a part of Polo, Bulacan with that information that we have got we can say that we got enough information to know about the story behind the street name that we chose.