This document summarizes several news articles about a cult in the Philippines that idolizes former President Ferdinand Marcos. The cult depicts Marcos as a saint comparable to Jesus Christ. They hold ceremonies in a chapel in a mountain retreat where they face an altar with a picture of Marcos replacing the face of Jesus. The cult believes that Marcos did not steal billions from the Philippine government and that the money would be used for the country's future. The cult is led by a former tailor and stems from an earlier brotherhood that idolized Philippine nationalist and revolutionary Jose Rizal.
This document summarizes several news articles about a cult in the Philippines that idolizes former President Ferdinand Marcos. The cult depicts Marcos as a saint comparable to Jesus Christ. They hold ceremonies in a chapel in a mountain retreat where they face an altar with a picture of Marcos replacing the face of Jesus. The cult believes that Marcos did not steal billions from the Philippine government and that the money would be used for the country's future. The cult is led by a former tailor and stems from an earlier brotherhood that idolized Philippine nationalist and revolutionary Jose Rizal.
This document summarizes several news articles about a cult in the Philippines that idolizes former President Ferdinand Marcos. The cult depicts Marcos as a saint comparable to Jesus Christ. They hold ceremonies in a chapel in a mountain retreat where they face an altar with a picture of Marcos replacing the face of Jesus. The cult believes that Marcos did not steal billions from the Philippine government and that the money would be used for the country's future. The cult is led by a former tailor and stems from an earlier brotherhood that idolized Philippine nationalist and revolutionary Jose Rizal.
9:32 am I. Philippines cult idolizes Marcos (December 8, 1999) http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/555789.stm Pubished by David Willis Depicts Marcos as a Saint comparable to Jesus Christ Most of its members are located in ilocos Norte They rendezvous in a chapel located in a mountain retreat dressed in white flowing robes facing an altar bearing the picture of the "sacred heart of Jesus" replaced by the face of marcos Believed that Marcos did not stole the 6-billion dollar national tax(?), but that he only "kept" it and would be used on the government in the future.
II. 'Saint Ferdinand Marcos' cult surprises local church (October 11, 1999) https://www.ucanews.com/story-archive/?post_name=/1999/10/12/saint-ferdinand- marcos-cult-surprises-local-church&post_id=14604 The presence of a cult idolizing former President Ferdinand Marcos have caused a stir on the Church leaders in Abra Issue about the superimposed face of Marcos over the face of Jesus in the Sacred Heart. Reported that these people were formerly rizalistas Lead by Rodolfo Cabusao, former tailor
Philippines: Ferdinand Marcos Cult Worship [V] (September 28, 1999) http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/ed56bc69e52413c761f074caea6fa9e9 7 years ago (1992), they were formerly rizalians Denies the allegations against Marcos' corruption Believes that one day may follow in the footsteps of Jesus Christ and be resurrected
Cult of Marcos rises amonhis former subjects (November 11, 1999) https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/cult-of-marcos-rises-among-his-former- subjects-1125111.html Rudolfo Cabusao had a vision of Marcos promising him for a new jerusalem Jerusalem = Hero in the Philippines On the last Saturday of every month, over a hundred worshippers congregate with Mr. Cabusao Has a Flag bearing the words "God's New World Government" Has an image of the "Sacred Heart of Jesus" replaced with the face of Marcos Stems from an earlier rizalian brotherhood.
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