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    The document summarizes important landmarks, dishes, and historical figures associated with Malabon City in the Philippines. It mentions that Pancit Malabon is a noodle dish originating from Malabon known for its yellow-orange sauce. It also notes that the oldest church in Malabon is the San Bartolome Church from the 16th century, and the oldest surviving house is the Raymundo House considered the oldest in the city. It provides details on the Pagoda Festival celebrated in Malabon in December and introduces Epifanio de los Santos, a historical figure from Malabon, and the Asilo de Huerfanos orphanage established in Malabon in 1887.

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    The document summarizes important landmarks, dishes, and historical figures associated with Malabon City in the Philippines. It mentions that Pancit Malabon is a noodle dish originating from Malabon known for its yellow-orange sauce. It also notes that the oldest church in Malabon is the San Bartolome Church from the 16th century, and the oldest surviving house is the Raymundo House considered the oldest in the city. It provides details on the Pagoda Festival celebrated in Malabon in December and introduces Epifanio de los Santos, a historical figure from Malabon, and the Asilo de Huerfanos orphanage established in Malabon in 1887.

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    The document summarizes important landmarks, dishes, and historical figures associated with Malabon City in the Philippines. It mentions that Pancit Malabon is a noodle dish originating from Malabon known for its yellow-orange sauce. It also notes that the oldest church in Malabon is the San Bartolome Church from the 16th century, and the oldest surviving house is the Raymundo House considered the oldest in the city. It provides details on the Pagoda Festival celebrated in Malabon in December and introduces Epifanio de los Santos, a historical figure from Malabon, and the Asilo de Huerfanos orphanage established in Malabon in 1887.

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    FAMOUS FOOD IN MALABON OLDEST CHURCH IN MALABON FESTIVAL IN MALABON

    PAGODA CARACOL
    FESTIVAL

    PANCIT MALABON SAN BARTOLOME CHURCH


    Pancit Malabon is a Malabon Church is a
    Filipino dish that is a type
    of pancit which originates Roman Catholic church
    from Malabon, Metro located in San Agustin,
    Manila, Philippines. It Malabon, Metro Manila, Celebration
    uses thick rice noodles. commemorates the
    Its sauce has a yellow- Philippines. The church's Feast of Our Lady
    Immaculate
    orange hue, attributable titular is Malabon's patron Concepcion every 8th
    to achuete, shrimp broth, saint, Saint Bartholomew of December, an annual
    and flavor seasoned with celebration of the
    patis and taba ng the Apostle whose feast Catholic and Aglipay
    churches. The fluvial
    talangka. day falls on every 24th day procession starts in
    ofAugust. Malabon to Navotas
    Rivers, coupled with
    colorful street dancing.
    OLDEST SURVING HOUSE IN
    HERO OF MALABON
    MALABON
    EPIFANIO DELOS
    SANTOS

    ASILO DE HUERFANOS
    The Asilo de Huerfanos is an
    orphanage that began in 1887
    after the Augustinians approved
    a plan to build a new house in
    Malabon to lodge the orphans of
    the plague in 1882 which were
    RAYMUNDO HOUSE until then was housed in
    Epifanio de los Santos was born in Madaluyong. The orphanage was
    Raymundo, a "medico" April 7, 1871, in Potrero, Malabon, provided with a printing press,

    or doctor this heritage Province of Manila to Escolastico de


    lithography and binding room,
    spacious halls for shops and
    house is considered as los Santos of Nueva Ecija and laboratories, sewing and

    the oldest surviving musician Antonina Cristóbal y embroidery for girls, and a
    library. “La Libertad” was put
    Tongco. He studied at the Ateneo
    house in Malabon City). out by Clemente Jose Zulueta at
    Municipal de Manila where he
    Malabon using the printing
    obtained a summa cum laude of press at the Asilo de Huerfanos
    Bachelor of Arts degree. of the anti-American Agustinian
    Friars.

    -ACIDELLA

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