San Roque Parish Church in Mandaluyong City was founded in 1928 as a daughter parish of St. Barbara's Parish centered around the Old Mission founded in 1786. As St. Barbara's Parish continued to grow, new areas were developed including the San Roque District, built on the former Dixie Thompson Ranch lands. San Roque Parish was canonically established on March 18, 1928 to serve the growing population in the western areas of St. Barbara's Parish, extending from Mission Street in the east to La Cumbre Road in the west.
San Roque Parish Church in Mandaluyong City was founded in 1928 as a daughter parish of St. Barbara's Parish centered around the Old Mission founded in 1786. As St. Barbara's Parish continued to grow, new areas were developed including the San Roque District, built on the former Dixie Thompson Ranch lands. San Roque Parish was canonically established on March 18, 1928 to serve the growing population in the western areas of St. Barbara's Parish, extending from Mission Street in the east to La Cumbre Road in the west.
San Roque Parish Church in Mandaluyong City was founded in 1928 as a daughter parish of St. Barbara's Parish centered around the Old Mission founded in 1786. As St. Barbara's Parish continued to grow, new areas were developed including the San Roque District, built on the former Dixie Thompson Ranch lands. San Roque Parish was canonically established on March 18, 1928 to serve the growing population in the western areas of St. Barbara's Parish, extending from Mission Street in the east to La Cumbre Road in the west.
History of San Roque Parish Church in Mandaluyong City
San Roque Parish is a daughter of St. Barbara's Parish which is centered about the famous Old Mission founded in 1786. Though the mission engaged in some parochial activities since early in this century, it became a canonical parish only on March 18, 1928, during the incumbency of Father Augustine Hobrecht. As Santa Barbara continued to grow, new tracts of land were opened in its western area, among them the Rutherford Tract, later called the San Roque District, built upon what was formerly the Dixie Thompson Ranch. In 1928, the Mission Parish extended from Mission Street in the east to La Cumbre Road in the west.