KASAYSAYAN NG BARANGAY
SAN LORENZO RUIZ I,
LUNGSOD NG DASMARIÑAS, CAVITE
SAN LORENZO RUIZ I
San Lorenzo Ruiz I is a barangay of the Philippine
component city City Of
Dasmariñas in the province Cavite in CALABARZON which is part of the Luzon group of islands. The component
city City Of
Dasmariñas with a population of about 556,330 and its 75
barangays belongs to the urban areas in the Philippines. San Lorenzo Ruiz
I had 3,105 residents by the end of 2007.
San
Lorenzo Ruiz I is one of the barangays which are in the outlying area of
Component City City Of Dasmariñas.
Other
barangays of City Of Dasmariñas are:
Burol
Main, Burol I, Burol II, Burol III, Datu Esmael
(Bago-a-ingud), Emmanuel
Bergado I, Emmanuel
Bergado II, Fatima I, Fatima II, Fatima III, H-2, Langkaan I, Langkaan II, Luzviminda I, Luzviminda II, Paliparan I,Paliparan
II, Paliparan III, Sabang, Saint
Peter I, Saint
Peter II, Salawag,
Salitran I, Salitran II, Salitran III, Salitran IV, Sampaloc I, Sampaloc II,
Sampaloc
III, Sampaloc IV, Sampaloc V, San
Agustin I, San
Agustin II, San
Agustin III, San Andres
I, San Andres
II, San
Antonio De Padua I, San
Antonio De Padua II, San
Dionisio, San
Esteban, San
Francisco I, San
Francisco II, San Isidro
Labrador I, San Isidro
Labrador II, San Jose, San Juan, San Lorenzo Ruiz I, San
Lorenzo Ruiz II, San Luis I, San Luis
II, San Manuel
I, San Manuel
II, San Mateo, San Miguel, San Miguel
II, San
Nicolas I, San
Nicolas II, San Roque
(Sta. Cristina II), San Simon, Santa
Cristina I, Santa
Cristina II, Santa Cruz
I, Santa Cruz
II, Santa Fe, Santa
Lucia, Santa
Maria, Santo
Cristo, Santo Niño
I, Santo Niño
II, Victoria
Reyes, Zone I
(Pob.), Zone I-B, Zone II
(Pob.), Zone III
(Pob.), Zone IV
(Pob.)
San Lorenzo Ruiz I
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AMAZING LIVES OF SAINTS
SAINT LORENZO RUIZ
Lorenzo Ruiz, the first Filipino saint, was a simple layman who died as a martyr for the faith. His extraordinary fortitude in the face of sufferings is an example that Christians must imitate. Lorenzo was born in Binondo, Manila on November 28, 1594. He was among the many Filipinos in whose veins blended the mixture of two oriental blood: Chinese from his father and Filipino from his mother. Being of mixed parentage, he had the advantage over many children of his age for he could speak both the language of his father and his mother. He studied Spanish from the Dominicans who were in charge of the parish of Binondo, and from then he also learned the fundamentals of faith. Lorenzo became an errand boy of the friars and also a sacristan. When he grew older, he was employed as an “escribano”.
Lorenzo got married and was blessed with three children. Having been brought up in a Christian atmosphere, he directed his family towards an abiding trust and love of God. Lorenzo himself was a devout Catholic: he was a faithful Mass-goer, was among the few who were encourage to receive Holy Communion every first Sunday of the month, and was a great lover of the Virgin Mary. He joined the Confraternity of the Holy Rosary and spent some of his precious time in spreading the devotion to Mary. Lorenzo was a happy man. All he dreamed of was to fulfill his obligations as a husband and father. But the serenity and peace he enjoyed was not meant to endure. He accidentally quarrelled with a Spaniard and not long after he was accused of homicide. No one knew how true the accusation was but Lorenzo feared for his life so he sought to escape from Manila.
As if to answer to his desire, he learned that Dominicans were then preparing to embark on a mission in some place in the Orient. Lorenzo volunteered to join the group and with a heavy heart bade goodbye to his loved ones. The friars who must have known the trouble he was passing through did not hesitate to take him. Lorenzo’s intention, however, was to remain in Macao and there earn a livelihood for his family. The expedition was a clandestine one because the missionaries were going to a forbidden place, and due to unknown political reason, they did not pass Macao, but sailed directly to Japan. It must be recalled that in those days Christianity in Japan was under siege. Christians were hunted down, put to prison and executed. When Lorenzo became aware that his plans were thwarted and that he was headed instead for another trouble,he was dismayed. But after some reflection, he changed his plan of working in Macao and decided to be a missionary himself. Upon arrival in Okinawa, the missionaries set out to fulfilll their mission in the forbidden country. They proceeded secretly and cautiously. But the Japanese proved more astute and clever. Not many days after their arrival, their presence was discovered and they were identified as believers because of their good behavior and chaste conduct. The missionaries, now including Lorenzo, were arrested and thrown into prison where they were badly treated. After two long years, they were transferred to Nagasaki to face trial. The place for the trial was not a tribunal hall but a torture chamber, as it was customary for the interrogators to torture the prisoners while they were being questioned. When Lorenzo’s turn came, he was asked the following question: “If we grant you your life, are you willing to renounce your faith?” Lorenzo gave them a quick answer: “I am a Christian and this I profess, and although I did not come to Japan to become a martyr, I am now willing to give up my life for God. You can do with me whatever you please.” Lorenzo, like his companions, was sentenced to die. The place of the execution was Nishizaka Hill, Nagasaki, and a similar place to Calvary. Muzzled and handtied, the prisoners marched barefoot to the place. To inflict more sufferings to the victims, death was administered slowly and painfully. The punishment to which the prisoners were subjected differs one from the other. Lorenzo was hanged head down inside a small pit and only his limbs were seen from above the ground. His body was slightly bound with a rope to slow down the flow of blood and once in a while the torturer would make a slight cut on his flesh, Lorenzo remained in this condition for three days. At the end of the third day, all prisoners were found dead. Their remains were burned and the ashes were thrown into the sea, near the Nagasaki harbor.
Lorenzo died a martyr for the faith on September 29, 1637. He and his companions were beatified in Manila on February 18, 1981 by Pope John Paul II. On October 18, 1987, after having proven the sanctity of his life through miracles, he was canonized in Rome by the same Pontiff.
Lorenzo got married and was blessed with three children. Having been brought up in a Christian atmosphere, he directed his family towards an abiding trust and love of God. Lorenzo himself was a devout Catholic: he was a faithful Mass-goer, was among the few who were encourage to receive Holy Communion every first Sunday of the month, and was a great lover of the Virgin Mary. He joined the Confraternity of the Holy Rosary and spent some of his precious time in spreading the devotion to Mary. Lorenzo was a happy man. All he dreamed of was to fulfill his obligations as a husband and father. But the serenity and peace he enjoyed was not meant to endure. He accidentally quarrelled with a Spaniard and not long after he was accused of homicide. No one knew how true the accusation was but Lorenzo feared for his life so he sought to escape from Manila.
As if to answer to his desire, he learned that Dominicans were then preparing to embark on a mission in some place in the Orient. Lorenzo volunteered to join the group and with a heavy heart bade goodbye to his loved ones. The friars who must have known the trouble he was passing through did not hesitate to take him. Lorenzo’s intention, however, was to remain in Macao and there earn a livelihood for his family. The expedition was a clandestine one because the missionaries were going to a forbidden place, and due to unknown political reason, they did not pass Macao, but sailed directly to Japan. It must be recalled that in those days Christianity in Japan was under siege. Christians were hunted down, put to prison and executed. When Lorenzo became aware that his plans were thwarted and that he was headed instead for another trouble,he was dismayed. But after some reflection, he changed his plan of working in Macao and decided to be a missionary himself. Upon arrival in Okinawa, the missionaries set out to fulfilll their mission in the forbidden country. They proceeded secretly and cautiously. But the Japanese proved more astute and clever. Not many days after their arrival, their presence was discovered and they were identified as believers because of their good behavior and chaste conduct. The missionaries, now including Lorenzo, were arrested and thrown into prison where they were badly treated. After two long years, they were transferred to Nagasaki to face trial. The place for the trial was not a tribunal hall but a torture chamber, as it was customary for the interrogators to torture the prisoners while they were being questioned. When Lorenzo’s turn came, he was asked the following question: “If we grant you your life, are you willing to renounce your faith?” Lorenzo gave them a quick answer: “I am a Christian and this I profess, and although I did not come to Japan to become a martyr, I am now willing to give up my life for God. You can do with me whatever you please.” Lorenzo, like his companions, was sentenced to die. The place of the execution was Nishizaka Hill, Nagasaki, and a similar place to Calvary. Muzzled and handtied, the prisoners marched barefoot to the place. To inflict more sufferings to the victims, death was administered slowly and painfully. The punishment to which the prisoners were subjected differs one from the other. Lorenzo was hanged head down inside a small pit and only his limbs were seen from above the ground. His body was slightly bound with a rope to slow down the flow of blood and once in a while the torturer would make a slight cut on his flesh, Lorenzo remained in this condition for three days. At the end of the third day, all prisoners were found dead. Their remains were burned and the ashes were thrown into the sea, near the Nagasaki harbor.
Lorenzo died a martyr for the faith on September 29, 1637. He and his companions were beatified in Manila on February 18, 1981 by Pope John Paul II. On October 18, 1987, after having proven the sanctity of his life through miracles, he was canonized in Rome by the same Pontiff.
Early Life
Lorenzo Ruiz was
born in Binondo, Manila to
a Chinese father
and a Filipino mother who
were both Catholic.
His father taught him Chinese while
his mother taught him Tagalog.[1][2]
Ruiz served as
an altar boy at the convent of Binondo church. After being educated by
the Dominican friars for
a few years, Ruiz earned the title of escribano (calligrapher)
because of his skillful penmanship. He became a member of the Cofradia
del Santissimo Rosario (Confraternity of the Most Holy
Rosary). He married Rosario, a native, and they had two
sons and a daughter.[3] The
Ruiz family lead a generally peaceful, religious and content life.
In 1636, whilst
working as a clerk for Binondo Church, Ruiz was falsely accused of killing
a Spaniard.
Ruiz sought asylum on board a ship with three Dominican priests:
Saint Antonio Gonzalez; Saint
Guillermo Courtet; Saint Miguel de Aozaraza, a Japanese priest;
Saint Vicente Shiwozuka de la Cruz; and a lay leper Saint
Lazaro of Kyoto. Ruiz and his companions left for Okinawa on
10 June 1636, with the aid of the Dominican fathers and Fr Giovanni Yago.[1][2][4]
Martyrdom
The Tokugawa shogunate was persecuting
Christians by the time Ruiz had arrived in Japan. The
missionaries were arrested and thrown into prison, and after two years, they
were transferred to Nagasaki to face
trial by torture. He and his companions faced different types of torture.[3]
On 27 September
1637, Ruiz and his companions were taken to the Nishizaka Hill, where they were
tortured by being hung upside down a pit. This form of torture was known
as tsurushi (釣殺し)
in Japanese or horca
y hoya in Spanish.
The method was supposed to be extremely painful: though the victim was bound,
one hand was always left free so that victims may signal their desire to
recant, leading to their release. Ruiz refused to renounce Christianity and
died from blood loss and suffocation. His body was cremated and his ashes thrown
into the sea.[1][2][4]
According to
Latin missionary accounts sent back to Manila, Ruiz declared these words upon
his death:
"Ego
Catholicus sum et animo prompto paratoque pro Deo mortem obibo. Si mille vitas
haberem, cunctas ei offerrem." {I am a Catholic and wholeheartedly do
accept death for the Lord; Had I a thousand lives, all these I shall offer to
Him.}[3]
Path
to sainthood
Cause
of Beatification and Canonization
The Positio
Super Introductione Causae or the cause of beatification of St.
Lorenzo Ruiz was written by respected historian, Fr. Fidel
Villarroel, O.P. Ruiz was beatified during Pope
John Paul II's papal visit to the Philippines.[5][6][7] It
was the first beatification ceremony to be held outside the Vatican in
history. San Lorenzo Ruiz was canonized by
the same Pope in Vatican City on 18
October 1987, making him the first Filipino saint.[1][2][4]
Miracle
His canonization
was based on a miracle that took place in 1983, when Cecilia Alegria
Policarpio, a 2-year-old girl suffering brain atrophy (hydrocephalus),
was cured through the intercession of the family and supporters to Lorenzo
Ruiz. She was diagnosed shortly after her birth and was treated at Magsaysay
Medical Center.[8]
LORENZO RUIZ
Si Lorenzo Ruiz (c.1600–ika-29
ng Setyembre, 1637) ay
isang notaryong Pilipino at santo ng Katolisismo. Kilala siya bilang unang santong
Pilipino na nakanonisa sa kasaysayan ng Simbahang
Katoliko Romano.
Buhay at Kamatayan
Ipinanganak
siya sa Binondo, Maynila, Pilipinas noong ika-17 na siglo sa mga
Katolikong magulang. Natuto siyang mag-Tsino mula sa kaniyang ama, habang sa kaniyang
ina naman siya ay natutong magsalita ng Tagalog.
Base sa
mga dokumento ang mga magulang ay debotong Katoliko. Siya ay pinangalan sa
isang martyr noong ikatlong siglo, habang ang kanyang apeliydo ay kinuha sa
kanyang tiyo. Siya ay nagsilbi bilang sakristan o ang tumutulong sa pari sa
simbahan ng Binondo.
Habang
nagtatrabaho siya bilang isang klerk sa simbahan ng Binondo noong
1636 ay pinagbintangan siya sa pagkamatay ng isang Kastila.
Nagsagawa ng malawakang pagtutugis kay Lorenzo dahil sa paniniwalang may
kinalaman siya sa kaso. Noong napagalaman niya na mayroong isang misyonario na
patungong Hapon ay
nagtanong siya kung puwede siyang sumama sa kanila. Pinayagan siyang sumakay ng
barko, kasama ang mga paring Dominikano.
Noong
panahong iyon ay pinarurusahan ng kasugunan (shogunado) ng Tokugawa ang mga Kristiyano sa pamamagitan ng
pagdakip o pagpapahirap sa kanila. Noong ika-27 ng Setyembre taong 1637 ay
nahuli si Lorenzo at ang kanyang mga kasama at dinala sa burol ng Nishizaka,
kung saan ay ibinitin sila pabaligtad sa balon.
Matapos
silang pahirapan, si Lorenzo Ruiz ay namatay isang martir noong ika-29 ng
Setyembre, taong 1637 sa Nagasaki.
Pagkilala bilang Santo
Ibineatipika
si Ruiz sa Maynila noong Pebrero 18, 1981 ni Papa Juan Pablo II, na siya ring nagkanonisa sa
kaniya noong Oktubre 18, 1987. Ang
beatipikasyon ni Ruiz ang kauna-una sa labas ng Vatican. Ang
kaniyang pista ay iginugunita ng Simbahang Katolika tuwing ika-28
ng Setyembre.
KASAYSAYAN NG BARANGAY
SAN LORENZO RUIZ I
Mayo
17, 1982 nagkaroon ng halalan sa barangay ngunit wala pang Resettlement Area dito sa Dasmariñas, Cavite.
Taong 1983 nang ang mga "informal settlers" sa Isla Puting Bato (Breakwater), Tondo, Manila ay ni-relocate ng dating Pangulo ng Pilipinas na si FERDINAND EDRALIN MARCOS sa pamamagitan ng tanggapan ng National Housing Authority dito sa Resettlement Area E, Bagong Bayan, Dasmariñas, Cavite. Ang nasasakupang ng Area E ay ang mga Clusters A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, at O. Ang Clusters E hanggang O ay tinawag Community Development Council (CDC) No.18. Ang unang itinalagang namuno ay si ALFREDO BOHOLTS bilang CDC 18 Chairman. Kinalaunan ang Clusters E, F, G, at H ay pinangalanan BLESSED LORENZO RUIZ hango sa Filipinong sakristan "martyr" pinatay ng patiwarik sa bansang Japan dahil sa pananampalataya noong Setyembre 29, 1637.
1983 – OIC CDC Chairman ALFREDO BOHOLTS
KAGAWAD:
1. Salvador Alia Gloria
2. Marciano Recuerdo Maranga
3. Expedito Doligon Orduña
4. Eleazar Cupada
5. Dominador Comia
6. Pablito Horca
Taong 1983 nang ang mga "informal settlers" sa Isla Puting Bato (Breakwater), Tondo, Manila ay ni-relocate ng dating Pangulo ng Pilipinas na si FERDINAND EDRALIN MARCOS sa pamamagitan ng tanggapan ng National Housing Authority dito sa Resettlement Area E, Bagong Bayan, Dasmariñas, Cavite. Ang nasasakupang ng Area E ay ang mga Clusters A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, at O. Ang Clusters E hanggang O ay tinawag Community Development Council (CDC) No.18. Ang unang itinalagang namuno ay si ALFREDO BOHOLTS bilang CDC 18 Chairman. Kinalaunan ang Clusters E, F, G, at H ay pinangalanan BLESSED LORENZO RUIZ hango sa Filipinong sakristan "martyr" pinatay ng patiwarik sa bansang Japan dahil sa pananampalataya noong Setyembre 29, 1637.
1983 – OIC CDC Chairman ALFREDO BOHOLTS
KAGAWAD:
1. Salvador Alia Gloria
2. Marciano Recuerdo Maranga
3. Expedito Doligon Orduña
4. Eleazar Cupada
5. Dominador Comia
6. Pablito Horca
Noong 1986
nagkaroon ng EDSA Revolution at nagtalaga ang noo’y Officer-In-Charge Mayor Atty.
ELPIDIO F. BARZAGA, JR. ng bagong OIC-CDC 18 Chairman sa katauhan ni JESUS R. TOLOSA.
1986 – Appointed Barangay Captain JESUS R. TOLOSA - Cel No. 09087574311
KAGAWAD:
1. Eleazar Cupada
2. Felix Ojinal Alforte
3. Zenaida Patigdas Flormata
4. Joseph Calonzo
5. Leona Manlunas Sanchez
6. Julio ___________________
KB – Consolacion Patigdas Flormata
1986 – Appointed Barangay Captain JESUS R. TOLOSA - Cel No. 09087574311
KAGAWAD:
1. Eleazar Cupada
2. Felix Ojinal Alforte
3. Zenaida Patigdas Flormata
4. Joseph Calonzo
5. Leona Manlunas Sanchez
6. Julio ___________________
KB – Consolacion Patigdas Flormata
1 1986 – Sa taong din ito ipinag-utos ni OIC Mayor Hon. ELPIDIO "Pidi" F. BARZAGA, JR. na palitan agad ang naunang naitinalaga niyang Kapitan na si Jesus R. Tolosa sa dahilan hindi diumano nakapagbigay ng magandang "performance" sa loob ng dalawang (2) buwan ayon sa kanilang usapan. Ang lahat ng naitalagang Barangay Kagawad ay nakipagsimpatiya at nagsipagbitiw sa tungkulin ng palitan ang kanilang Kapitan ayon sa kay Felix Ojinal Alforte. Ang humalili ay si MORFEO CAUSIO APACIBLE.
Kapitan MORFEO C. APACIBLE
Kapitan MORFEO C. APACIBLE
KAGAWAD:
1. Eleazar Cupada
2. Zenaida Patigdas Flormata ???
2. Zenaida Patigdas Flormata ???
3. Felix Ojinal Alforte ???
4. Joseph Calonzo ???
5. Leona Manlunas Sanchez ???
6. Julio ____________________ ???
KB – Consolacion Patigdas Flormata
Ibineatipika si Lorenzo Ruiz sa Maynila noong Pebrero 18, 1981 ni Papa Juan Pablo II, na siya ring nagkanonisa sa kaniya noong Oktubre 18, 1987. Ang beatipikasyon ni Ruiz ang kauna-una sa labas ng Vatican. Ang kaniyang pista ay iginugunita ng Simbahang Katolika tuwing ika-28 ng Setyembre. Sa panahong ito ay nagsimulang pangalanan ang barangay na SAN LORENZO RUIZ.
Marso 28, 1989 nagkaroon ng halalan sa barangay. Lahat ng kandidato ay lumahok bilang mga Kagawad ang posisyon. Ang sino man makakuha ng pinakamataas ng boto ay siyang tatanghaling Barangay Captain at kukuha ng pito (7) na magkakasunod ang boto magiging Barangay Konsehal. Ang nakakuha ng pinakamaraming boto ay si Ginang PERLITA REBITO GACOS kaya siya ang naging Kapitana.
Kapitana PERLITO R. GACOS
KAGAWAD:
1. Expedito Doligon Orduña
2. Salvador Alia Gloria
3. Morfeo Causio Apacible
4. Pablito Horca
5. Rufino Marfil Hermosa
6. Marciano Recuerdo Maranga
7. Lazaro Ningas Sumanga
SK –
Barangay Secretary – Nilda Yanson Banaag
Barangay Treasurer – Maolinda Abalde Dizon
Setyembre 13, 1990 - Dahil sa Section 29, Ordinance No. 15 at ang Implementing Resolution No. 359-90 dated September 13, 1990 ay nahati ang SAN LORENZO RUIZ na noo'y may populasyon na 3,400 sa dalawang barangay. Ang Clusters E (consisting 16 of blocks) at F (consisting of 17 blocks) ay bahagi ng San Lorenzo Ruiz I at ang Clusters G (consisting of of 13 blocks) at H (consisting of 20 blocks) ang naging Barangay San Lorenzo Ruiz II at ang unang naging Kapitan ay si MORFEO CAUSIO APACIBLE. At si Kapitana PERLITA REBITO GACOS pa rin ang Punong Barangay ng San Lorenzo Ruiz I.
Marso 28, 1989 nagkaroon ng halalan sa barangay. Lahat ng kandidato ay lumahok bilang mga Kagawad ang posisyon. Ang sino man makakuha ng pinakamataas ng boto ay siyang tatanghaling Barangay Captain at kukuha ng pito (7) na magkakasunod ang boto magiging Barangay Konsehal. Ang nakakuha ng pinakamaraming boto ay si Ginang PERLITA REBITO GACOS kaya siya ang naging Kapitana.
Kapitana PERLITO R. GACOS
KAGAWAD:
1. Expedito Doligon Orduña
2. Salvador Alia Gloria
3. Morfeo Causio Apacible
4. Pablito Horca
5. Rufino Marfil Hermosa
6. Marciano Recuerdo Maranga
7. Lazaro Ningas Sumanga
SK –
Barangay Secretary – Nilda Yanson Banaag
Barangay Treasurer – Maolinda Abalde Dizon
Setyembre 13, 1990 - Dahil sa Section 29, Ordinance No. 15 at ang Implementing Resolution No. 359-90 dated September 13, 1990 ay nahati ang SAN LORENZO RUIZ na noo'y may populasyon na 3,400 sa dalawang barangay. Ang Clusters E (consisting 16 of blocks) at F (consisting of 17 blocks) ay bahagi ng San Lorenzo Ruiz I at ang Clusters G (consisting of of 13 blocks) at H (consisting of 20 blocks) ang naging Barangay San Lorenzo Ruiz II at ang unang naging Kapitan ay si MORFEO CAUSIO APACIBLE. At si Kapitana PERLITA REBITO GACOS pa rin ang Punong Barangay ng San Lorenzo Ruiz I.
Kapitana
PERLITA R. GACOS
KAGAWAD:
1.) Kag.
Expedito Doligon Orduña
2.)
Kag. Salvador Alia Gloria
3.)
Kag. Rufino Marfil Hermosa
4.)
Kag. Marciano Recuerdo Maranga
5.) Kag. Lazaro Ningas Sumanga
5.) Kag. Lazaro Ningas Sumanga
6.) Kag.
Aletha Escovilla Caramanzana (Appointed)
7.) Kag.
Norma Gonzales Viar (Appointed)
SK Chairperson - Lotis Sister Maranga
SK Chairperson - Lotis Sister Maranga
Secretary - Nilda Yanson Banaag
Treasurer - Maolinda Abalde Dizon
Treasurer - Maolinda Abalde Dizon
1990 – Barangay BLESSED LORENZO RUIZ had been created into two (2) barangay namely BARANGAY SAN LORENZO RUIZ 1 & 2 and we belonged to and resided at SAN LORENZO RUIZ I.
Mayo 9,
1994, ay hindi tumakbo si Kapitana Gacos at ang kanyang
inindorso ay ang kanyang barangay kagawad na si Ginoong RUFINO MARFIL HERMOSA, SR. bilang Punong Barangay at nanalo dahil
sa ipinamalas niyang kakayahan at dedikasyon sa kanyang serbisyo. Ang mga
nakatunggali niya sa halalan ay sina Anastacio Costo Gatil, Salvador Alia
Gloria, Leonardo Pacia Lopez, at Expedito Doligon Orduña.
KAGAWAD:
1. Aletha Escovilla Caramanzana
2. Artemio Paz Peña
3. Tolentino San Diego Dizon
4. Melanio Jayo Gimeno
5. Charita Adelante Bayle
6. Lea Rollo Centino
7. Leonardo Flormata Ocampo
SK – Rosalio Oquias Maico replaced by Arlene Esquerda
Secretary – Ariston Vehemente Guerrero
Treasurer – Benjamin Mapa Ludovice, Sr.
Punong Barangay RUFINO M. HERMOSA, SR. (May 2, 1995-March 31, 1996)
KAGAWAD:
1. Aletha Escovilla Caramanzana
2. Artemio Paz Peña
3. Tolentino San Diego Dizon
4. Melanio Jayo Gimeno
5. Charita Adelante Bayle
6. Lea Rollo Centino
7. Leonardo Flormata Ocampo
SK – Rosalio Oquias Maico replaced by Arlene Esquerda
Secretary – Ariston Vehemente Guerrero
Treasurer – Benjamin Mapa Ludovice, Sr.
Ngunit
sa di inaasahang pangyayari noong ika-31 ng Marso 1996 ang oras humigit
kumulang sa alas 10:00 ng gabi sa Barangay San Lorenzo Ruiz I ay
sinaksak sa dibdib at napatay si Kapitan Rufino M. Hermosa, Sr. Ang sumaksak at nakapatay
ay nagngangalang Rolando Arcega. Si Kap. Hermosa ay tumugon lamang sa responde upang
awatin sana itong si Arcega na noo’y lasing na lasing. Kaagad naman sumaklolo
ang taong bayan at napatay noon din itong si Rolando Arcega. Nagluksa ang buong
barangay sa maagang pagpanaw ni Kapitan Hermosa. Ang humalili sa naiwang
termino ay ang unang Barangay Kagawad na si Gng. ALETHA ESCOVILLA CARAMANZANA kaya siya ang naging OIC-Punong Barangay. Itinalaga naman bilang pampitong Barangay Kagawad si Apolinario Valdez.
April 1996 – OIC Barangay Captain Aletha E. Caramanzana
April 1996 – OIC Barangay Captain Aletha E. Caramanzana
KAGAWAD:
1. Artemio Paz Peña
2. Tolentino San Diego Dizon
3. Melanio Jayo Gimeno
4. Charita Adelante Bayle
5. Leo Rollo Centino
4. Charita Adelante Bayle
5. Leo Rollo Centino
6. Leonardo Flormata Ocampo
7. Apolinario Valdez - (Appointed to fill up vacancy)
SK – Arturo Patigdas Flormata, Jr.
Secretary – Ariston Vehemente Guerrero
Treasurer – Benjamin Mapa Ludovice, Sr. (replaced by Maolinda Abalde Dizon on April 19, 1997 as the former ran for Punong Barangay)
Mayo
12, 1997, nagkaroon ng barangay halalan. Ngunit si Gng. Aletha E.
Caramanzana ay hindi tumakbo at ang mga lumahok ay sina Perlita Rebito Gacos, Melanio Jayo Gimeno at Benjamin Mapa Ludovice, Sr. Si Gng.
PERLITA R. GACOS ang nanalo sa kanyang panibago’t unang termino.
June 1, 1997 – Elected Barangay Captain PERLITA R. GACOS
June 1, 1997 – Elected Barangay Captain PERLITA R. GACOS
KAGAWAD:
1. Tolentino S. Dizon
2. Salvador Alia Gloria
3. Leonora Bocado Hermosa
4. Miguel Salarda Sabagay
5. Lea Rollo Centino
6. Ronnelio Lullegao Cupla
7. Herminiano Baldobino Llesis, Jr.
SK – Irene Briones Gimeno
Secretary – Elizabeth Alforte Samson
Treasurer – Maolinda Abalde Dizon
Hulyo
15, 2002 muling nahalal sa ikalawang termino si Kapitana Perlita R.
Gacos. Ang nakatunggali niya ay sina JOSEPH BORDO PAJANUSTAN, MIGUEL SALARDA SABAGAY, at LEONARDO PACIA LOPEZ.
KAGAWAD:
1. Leonora Bocado Hermosa
2. Nolito Marfil Barte
3. Lea Rollo Centino
4. Andres Cabansa Brioso
5. Renato Albelar Silva, Jr.
6. Tolentino S. Dizon
7. Melanio Jayo Gimeno
SK – Jennelyn Abalde Dizon
Secretary – Elizabeth Alforte Samson
Treasurer – Maolinda Abalde Dizon
Oktubre
29, 2007 Halalan ng Barangay.
Ang mga lumahok ay sina REYNALDO SABAYO DINERO na dating retiradong Senior Police Officer 2 ng Philippine National Police at MIGUEL SALARDA SABAGAY na dating Barangay Kagawad laban sa nakaupong Kapitana na si PERLITA REBITO GACOS.
Punong Barangay REYNALDO SABAYO DINERO - 596
Perlita R. Gacos - 431
Miguel S. Sabagay - 278
Barangay Kagawad:
3.) LITO SISTER MARANGA - 510
4.) ANDRES CABANSA BRIOSO - 490
5.) BELEN ZACATE LLADOC - 484
6.) RENATO ALBELAR SILVA, JR. - 474
7.) CARLOS CALOMOT CENTINO - 449
SK Chairman - Jefrey Sabas Sabalbarino
8.) Aletha Escovilla Caramanzana, 425
9.) Rey Go Pajanustan, 418
10.) Salvador Alia Gloria, 411
11.) Melanio Jayo Gimeno, 408
12.) Norman Tamayo Hardin, 335
13.) Herminiano Baldobino Llesis, Jr. 327
14.) Lyndon Vehemente Guerrero, 321
15.) Edgardo Barruga Balatucan, 319
16.) Arturo Patigdas Flormata, Jr., 295
17.) Leonardo Flormata Ocampo, 287
18.) Veviana Diamola Cabahug, 240
19.) Violeta Bacani Porto, 236
20.) Amador Sidmanao Paulito, Jr. 187
21.) Leonardo Pacia Lopez, 178
22.) Teodocia Diez Glori, 120
Ang mga lumahok ay sina REYNALDO SABAYO DINERO na dating retiradong Senior Police Officer 2 ng Philippine National Police at MIGUEL SALARDA SABAGAY na dating Barangay Kagawad laban sa nakaupong Kapitana na si PERLITA REBITO GACOS.
Punong Barangay REYNALDO SABAYO DINERO - 596
Perlita R. Gacos - 431
Miguel S. Sabagay - 278
1.) LITO
MARFIL BARTE - 613
2.) LEONORA BOCADO HERMOSA - 5843.) LITO SISTER MARANGA - 510
4.) ANDRES CABANSA BRIOSO - 490
5.) BELEN ZACATE LLADOC - 484
6.) RENATO ALBELAR SILVA, JR. - 474
7.) CARLOS CALOMOT CENTINO - 449
SK Chairman - Jefrey Sabas Sabalbarino
Barangay Secretary - Eduardo Gironilla Figueras, Jr.
Barangay Treasurer - Helena Pajo Escabusa, napalitan ni
Lyndon Vehemente Guerrero napalitan ni
Ruby Llesis Gicanal, napalitan ni
Cehdar Deck Agravante Sosito napalitan ni
Allen Curay Resullar at napalitan noong April 2010
9.) Rey Go Pajanustan, 418
10.) Salvador Alia Gloria, 411
11.) Melanio Jayo Gimeno, 408
12.) Norman Tamayo Hardin, 335
13.) Herminiano Baldobino Llesis, Jr. 327
14.) Lyndon Vehemente Guerrero, 321
15.) Edgardo Barruga Balatucan, 319
16.) Arturo Patigdas Flormata, Jr., 295
17.) Leonardo Flormata Ocampo, 287
18.) Veviana Diamola Cabahug, 240
19.) Violeta Bacani Porto, 236
20.) Amador Sidmanao Paulito, Jr. 187
21.) Leonardo Pacia Lopez, 178
22.) Teodocia Diez Glori, 120
Oktubre
25, 2010, Halalan ng Barangay.
Punong Barangay REYNALDO SABAYO DINERO, 789
GLORIA BANAAG SILVA, 695
Barangay Kagawad:
1.) NOLITO MARFIL BARTE - 685
2.) REY GO PAJANUSTAN - 650
3.) ARMIDA CORBE-DINERO - 636
4.) LITO SISTER MARANGA - 631
5.) VIOLETA BACANI PORTO - 568
6.) BELEN ZACATE LLADOC - 562
7.) MELANIO JAYO GIMENO - 551
SK Chairman - Jeffrey Besabella Hardin
Barangay Secretary - Eduardo Gironilla Figueras, Jr.
Barangay Treasurer - Allen Curay Resullar napalitan noong Abril 2011 ni
Fely Pasilong Villasorca May 2011 up to the Present
Punong Barangay REYNALDO SABAYO DINERO, 789
GLORIA BANAAG SILVA, 695
Barangay Kagawad:
1.) NOLITO MARFIL BARTE - 685
2.) REY GO PAJANUSTAN - 650
3.) ARMIDA CORBE-DINERO - 636
4.) LITO SISTER MARANGA - 631
5.) VIOLETA BACANI PORTO - 568
6.) BELEN ZACATE LLADOC - 562
7.) MELANIO JAYO GIMENO - 551
SK Chairman - Jeffrey Besabella Hardin
Barangay Secretary - Eduardo Gironilla Figueras, Jr.
Barangay Treasurer - Allen Curay Resullar napalitan noong Abril 2011 ni
Fely Pasilong Villasorca May 2011 up to the Present
8.) Fernando Corpuz Batolinio - 516
9.) Rodelio Lullegao Cupla - 437
10.) Ivan Singh - 403
11.) Zenaida Patigdas Flormata - 399
12.) Andres Cabansa Brioso - 391
13.) Lea Brilliante Centino - 391
14.) Rodolfo Caimol Panis - 349
15.) Ma. Bella Hermosa Luena - 348
16.) Remo Concina Verdejo, Jr. - 329
17.) Leonardo Flormata Ocampo - 280
18.) Nelsie Hermosa Domingo - 279
19.) Orlando Orquiola Macahilig - 258
20.) Myra Almanzor Balatucan - 246
21.) Luzviminda Sibayan Lucena - 199
22.) Herminiano Baldobino Llesis, Jr.- 193
Oktubre
28, 2013, Halalan ng Barangay.
Punong Barangay REYNALDO S. DINERO na nakakuha ng 1,040
IRENE DIEZ GATIL na makuhang botong 561.
Barangay Kagawad:
1.) ARMIDA CORBE-DINERO - 944
2.) REY GO PAJANUSTAN - 790
3.) EDUARDO GIRONILLA FIGUERAS, JR. - 762
4.) LITO SISTER MARANGA - 744
5.) LEONORA BOCADO HERMOSA - 669
6.) HERMINIANO BALDOBINO LLESIS, JR. - 651
7.) BELEN ZACATE LLADOC - 647
Barangay Kalihim - Rodelio Lullegao Cupla
8.) Melanio Jayo Gimeno - 624
9.) Teresita Peña Baylon - 607
10.) Miguel Salarda Sabagay - 575
11.) Lea Rollo Centino - 562
12.) Aletha Escovilla Caramanzana - 483
13.) Fernando Corpuz Batolinio - 477
14.) Zenaida Patigdas Flormata - 471
15.) Leonardo Flormata Ocampo - 438
16.) Violeta Bacani Porto - 436
17.) Rodolfo Barruga Balatucan - 417
Punong Barangay REYNALDO S. DINERO na nakakuha ng 1,040
IRENE DIEZ GATIL na makuhang botong 561.
1.) ARMIDA CORBE-DINERO - 944
2.) REY GO PAJANUSTAN - 790
3.) EDUARDO GIRONILLA FIGUERAS, JR. - 762
4.) LITO SISTER MARANGA - 744
5.) LEONORA BOCADO HERMOSA - 669
6.) HERMINIANO BALDOBINO LLESIS, JR. - 651
7.) BELEN ZACATE LLADOC - 647
Barangay Kalihim - Rodelio Lullegao Cupla
Barangay Ingat-Yaman - Fely Pasilong Villarsorca
9.) Teresita Peña Baylon - 607
10.) Miguel Salarda Sabagay - 575
11.) Lea Rollo Centino - 562
12.) Aletha Escovilla Caramanzana - 483
13.) Fernando Corpuz Batolinio - 477
14.) Zenaida Patigdas Flormata - 471
15.) Leonardo Flormata Ocampo - 438
16.) Violeta Bacani Porto - 436
17.) Rodolfo Barruga Balatucan - 417
Republic Act No. 10632, An Act
To Postpone The Sangguniang Kabataan Elections on October 28, 2013, Amending
For the Purpose Republic Act No. 9340, And For Other Purpose as well as
Resolution No. 9791: In the Matter of the Initial Implementation of Republic
Act No. 10632 Postponing the October 28, 2013 Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) Elections.
Ang mga nagawang pagbabago sa panunungkulan ni Punong Barangay REYNALDO S. DINERO ay ang mga sumusunod:
1.) Naipatupad ng maayos na walang kinikilingan ang kaayusan at katahimikan sa barangay na dating magulo at kinatatakutang barangay;
2.) Walang takot at nagawang makapagpakulong ng nakaupong Barangay Kagawad dahil sa masamang impluwensya sa kabataan at pagtanggal ng ilan sa mga Barangay Tanod na abusado sa panunungkulan;
3.) Napalagyan ng permanenteng (53 poste na may amglobe) ilaw ang dating madilim na karsada;
4.) Nagkaroon ng "entrance gate panaflex signage" ang barangay compound;
5.) Napaayos at napasemento ang malaking bahagi ng "drainage canal" ng barangay;
6.) Nakabili at nagkaroon ang pamahalaang barangay mga kagamitan sa radio communications tulad ng mahigit dalawampu't limang (25) two-way hand held radio at dalawang (2) ICOM transmitter base radio ginagamit sa "peace and order" ng barangay;
7.) Nabilhan ng kagamitan ang barangay health center tulad ng 6 cu ft ng refrigerator ginagamit upang ma-preserve ang gamot, malaki at maliit na (weighing scale), wheel chair, sphegmomanometer at stethoscope;
8.) Nakapamahagi ng mga libreng gamot sa mga kabarangay;
9.) Nakabili ang pamahalaang barangay ng "fogging machine" gamit sa pagsugpo ng lamok;
10.) Nakapagsagawa ng maraming "medical mission" at libreng "Circumcission" (tuli) sa mga kabataan lalaki sa barangay;
11.) Madalas ng nagkakaroon ng "free feeding program" sa mga nagdaan taon at simula taong 2015 ay magkakaroon na ng "quarterly free feeding program" sa mga kabataan ng barangay;
12.) Nagkaroon ng "livelihood" ang mga kababaihan, Senior Citizen/Persons With Disability;
13.) Nakapagpatayo ng Reception Center;
14.) Nalagyan ng labing (11) steel gates ang mga eskinita;
15.) Napasemento ang mahabang iskinita na matagal nang napabayaan sa Cluster F malapit sa Aqua Reserva na ang pondong ginamit ay galing sa Tanggapan ni Cong. ELPIDIO "Pidi" F. BARZAGA, JR;
16.) Napaayos at na-"rubberized" ang covered basketball court sa Cluster E sa tulong ni Cong. ELPIDIO "Pidi" F. BARZAGA, JR. mula sa kanyang Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAP);
17.) Nakapagpagawa ng dalawang (2) jetmatic water pumps upang maigiban kapag nagkaroon ng mahabang brown out ng kuryente;
18.) Nagkaroon ng Cable Network ang television sa barangay hall upang mapanooran ng mga kabarangay kapag may mga mahahalagang "local and international events";
19.) Nakabili ang pamahalaang barangay ng malaking sound system ang pera ay mula kay Gov. Jonvic C. Remulla, Jr. upang magamit sa mga okasyon tulad ng barangay assembly at iba pa;
20.) Nakabili ang pamahalaang barangay ng dalawang (2) PhilCopy Xerox/Fax Machines isang black & white at colored na may scanner;
21.) Nagkaroon din ng Globe Landline Telephone at Website ang pamahalaang barangay dahil sa napakabitan ng INTERNET;
22.) Nagkaroon ng dalawang (2) patrol vehicles ang barangay;
23.) Nakapagpatayo ng Multi-Purpose Building galing tulong kay Gov. Juanito Victor "Jonvic" C. Remulla, Jr.;
24.) Nakabili ang pamahalaang barangay ng kagamitan tulad ng "office wood/steel cabinets, tables and chairs";
25.) Nagkaroon ng dalawang (2 units) ng KOPPEL Split Type Airconditioned nakakabit sa Tanggapan ng Punong Barangay at sa Session Hall;
26.) Ang Barangay San Lorenzo Ruiz I ang may pinakamagandang "session hall" ng Sangguniang Barangay sa buong Lungsod ng Dasmariñas;
27.) Laging pinasisigla sa palakasan ang mga kabataan upang sumali sa mga "sports activities" at noong Nobyembre 18, 2013 ay nagkampeon buong Lungsod ng Dasmariñas ang ating manlalaro sa katigorya ng mga "barangay officials basketball players" at tumanggap ng P20,000.00 bilang premyo;
28.) Nagkampeon din ang ating mga kabataang manlalaro sa tae kwando;
29.) Ang barangay San Lorenzo Ruiz I ay tumanggap ng parangal noong taong 2013 bilang "5th Placer of Most Peaceful Barangay in the entire City of Dasmariñas;
30.) Ang Barangay San Lorenzo Ruiz I ang kaunaunahang barangay nakapag-organisa ng KIWANIS CHAPTER at nairehistro sa pangalan Kiwanis Club of Southeast Dasmariñas City - Key No. 17976. Ang founding President si HON. REYNALDO S. DINERO at ang karamihan sa mga kasapi ay mga barangay officials;
31.) Naging aktibo ang mga kasapi ng Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4P's) na tumatanggap ng tulong pinansyal mula sa "national government";
32.) Sinusuportahan ng pamahalaang barangay ang programa ng Pamahalaang Lungsod ng Dasmarinas ang "livelihood training" ng mga out-of-school youth at marami na ang nagtapos at nagkaroon ng trabaho;
33.) Suportado ng Pamahalaang Barangay ang Alternative Learning System (ALS) at Abot Alam kaya naman marami na ang nakapagtapos ng pag-aaral matanda man o bata ay nahikayat na mag-aral;
34.) Aktibo at inaagapayan ng pamahalaang barangay ang mga kasapi ng Pag-asa Youth Association of the Philippines, Inc. (PYAP);
35.) Pinanindigan at nanatiling walang humpay at wala ring kahalintulad ang haba ng oras ng serbisyong publiko kahit "holiday" ay pumapasok at naglilingkod sa barangay;
36.) Laging aktibo ang mga Block Leaders ng barangay upang panatilihing malinis ang kapaligiran ng barangay lalo na sa tabing ilat at kanal;
37.) Nakapagtanim ang pamahalaang barangay ng puno ng saging, kalamansi, chico at mangga at ngayo'y namumunga na nagiging "symbolic function" o palatandaan ng patuloy na serbisyo sa mamamayan;
38.) Marami na ring natulungan si Kapitan REYNALDO S. DINERO pagdating sa "legal aspect/viewpoint" dahil sa malawak na pakikisama at karanasan sa paglilingkod sa publiko dahil dati siyang sundalo ng Philippine Army, naging kasapi at retirado ng Philippine National Police, nakapagtapos ng kursong Bachelor of Arts major in Economics at Bachelor of Laws, nag-aral (18 units) din ng Master of Arts major in Public Administration and Supervision, at nagretiro bilang Summary Hearing Officer ng PNP-Internal Affairs Service;
39.) Naging panatag na ang kalooban ng mga nakararaming taong naninirahan at mga nahikayat na manirahan at magnegosyo sa barangay dahil sa maayos na patakaran maliban sa mga taong taliwas ang paniniwala dahil lamang sa pulitika alinsunod sa kawikaan na "we can't pleased everybody";
40.) Ang pamunuan ng barangay ay laging nagpapaalaala sa mga mamamayan tuwing may pagtitipon at Barangay Assembly na huwag i-sentro ang paniniwala sa mga taong namumuno na malulunasan ang kahirapan bagkus ituon ang pananampalataya sa POONG MAYKAPAL at ito'y naitala sa Banal na Kasulatan sa Mga Awit 146: 3 & 4; "Huwag ninyong ilagak ang inyong tiwala sa mga pangulo, ni sa anak man ng tao, na walang pagsaklolo. Ang hininga niya ay pumapanaw, siya'y nanunumbalik sa kanyang pagkalupa; sa araw ding yaon ay mawawala ang kanyang pag-iisip";
41.) Maasahan po ng mamamayan ang kasalukuyang Punong Barangay na maglilingkod hindi upang paglingkuran at magpayaman dahil naniniwalang hindi madadala sa kabilang buhay ang ating naipon at hindi rin iyan ang magliligtas sa atin. Hindi ginamit ng Punong Barangay ang kanyang katungkulang upang mang-agaw ng lote. Sa katunayan noong hindi pa siya Kapitan ay pinasaulian niya ang ginastos sa pagpapatayo ng bahay nang nagkamali ang dating nakaupong Kapitan Rufino M. Hermosa, Sr. (December 1994) na inirekomendang tayuan ng bahay sa pag-aakala niya abandonadong lote ang Block E-1, Lot 18. Nang lumitaw ang nag-mamay-ari na si Joseph Dimapilis Bautista na isa nang American Citizen at nagpakita ng titulo ng lupa ay agad linisan ang nasabing bahay (1999) matapos ang kasunduan kahit na malaki ang tsansa manalo sa Hukuman dahil hindi kwalipikado mapagkalooban ang isang "American Citizen" ng lote ng NHA. Ginawa ito upang maging bukas na aklat sa kasaysayan ng Barangay San Lorenzo Ruiz I;
1.) Naipatupad ng maayos na walang kinikilingan ang kaayusan at katahimikan sa barangay na dating magulo at kinatatakutang barangay;
2.) Walang takot at nagawang makapagpakulong ng nakaupong Barangay Kagawad dahil sa masamang impluwensya sa kabataan at pagtanggal ng ilan sa mga Barangay Tanod na abusado sa panunungkulan;
3.) Napalagyan ng permanenteng (53 poste na may amglobe) ilaw ang dating madilim na karsada;
4.) Nagkaroon ng "entrance gate panaflex signage" ang barangay compound;
5.) Napaayos at napasemento ang malaking bahagi ng "drainage canal" ng barangay;
6.) Nakabili at nagkaroon ang pamahalaang barangay mga kagamitan sa radio communications tulad ng mahigit dalawampu't limang (25) two-way hand held radio at dalawang (2) ICOM transmitter base radio ginagamit sa "peace and order" ng barangay;
7.) Nabilhan ng kagamitan ang barangay health center tulad ng 6 cu ft ng refrigerator ginagamit upang ma-preserve ang gamot, malaki at maliit na (weighing scale), wheel chair, sphegmomanometer at stethoscope;
8.) Nakapamahagi ng mga libreng gamot sa mga kabarangay;
9.) Nakabili ang pamahalaang barangay ng "fogging machine" gamit sa pagsugpo ng lamok;
10.) Nakapagsagawa ng maraming "medical mission" at libreng "Circumcission" (tuli) sa mga kabataan lalaki sa barangay;
11.) Madalas ng nagkakaroon ng "free feeding program" sa mga nagdaan taon at simula taong 2015 ay magkakaroon na ng "quarterly free feeding program" sa mga kabataan ng barangay;
12.) Nagkaroon ng "livelihood" ang mga kababaihan, Senior Citizen/Persons With Disability;
13.) Nakapagpatayo ng Reception Center;
14.) Nalagyan ng labing (11) steel gates ang mga eskinita;
15.) Napasemento ang mahabang iskinita na matagal nang napabayaan sa Cluster F malapit sa Aqua Reserva na ang pondong ginamit ay galing sa Tanggapan ni Cong. ELPIDIO "Pidi" F. BARZAGA, JR;
16.) Napaayos at na-"rubberized" ang covered basketball court sa Cluster E sa tulong ni Cong. ELPIDIO "Pidi" F. BARZAGA, JR. mula sa kanyang Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAP);
17.) Nakapagpagawa ng dalawang (2) jetmatic water pumps upang maigiban kapag nagkaroon ng mahabang brown out ng kuryente;
18.) Nagkaroon ng Cable Network ang television sa barangay hall upang mapanooran ng mga kabarangay kapag may mga mahahalagang "local and international events";
19.) Nakabili ang pamahalaang barangay ng malaking sound system ang pera ay mula kay Gov. Jonvic C. Remulla, Jr. upang magamit sa mga okasyon tulad ng barangay assembly at iba pa;
20.) Nakabili ang pamahalaang barangay ng dalawang (2) PhilCopy Xerox/Fax Machines isang black & white at colored na may scanner;
21.) Nagkaroon din ng Globe Landline Telephone at Website ang pamahalaang barangay dahil sa napakabitan ng INTERNET;
22.) Nagkaroon ng dalawang (2) patrol vehicles ang barangay;
23.) Nakapagpatayo ng Multi-Purpose Building galing tulong kay Gov. Juanito Victor "Jonvic" C. Remulla, Jr.;
24.) Nakabili ang pamahalaang barangay ng kagamitan tulad ng "office wood/steel cabinets, tables and chairs";
25.) Nagkaroon ng dalawang (2 units) ng KOPPEL Split Type Airconditioned nakakabit sa Tanggapan ng Punong Barangay at sa Session Hall;
26.) Ang Barangay San Lorenzo Ruiz I ang may pinakamagandang "session hall" ng Sangguniang Barangay sa buong Lungsod ng Dasmariñas;
27.) Laging pinasisigla sa palakasan ang mga kabataan upang sumali sa mga "sports activities" at noong Nobyembre 18, 2013 ay nagkampeon buong Lungsod ng Dasmariñas ang ating manlalaro sa katigorya ng mga "barangay officials basketball players" at tumanggap ng P20,000.00 bilang premyo;
28.) Nagkampeon din ang ating mga kabataang manlalaro sa tae kwando;
29.) Ang barangay San Lorenzo Ruiz I ay tumanggap ng parangal noong taong 2013 bilang "5th Placer of Most Peaceful Barangay in the entire City of Dasmariñas;
30.) Ang Barangay San Lorenzo Ruiz I ang kaunaunahang barangay nakapag-organisa ng KIWANIS CHAPTER at nairehistro sa pangalan Kiwanis Club of Southeast Dasmariñas City - Key No. 17976. Ang founding President si HON. REYNALDO S. DINERO at ang karamihan sa mga kasapi ay mga barangay officials;
31.) Naging aktibo ang mga kasapi ng Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4P's) na tumatanggap ng tulong pinansyal mula sa "national government";
32.) Sinusuportahan ng pamahalaang barangay ang programa ng Pamahalaang Lungsod ng Dasmarinas ang "livelihood training" ng mga out-of-school youth at marami na ang nagtapos at nagkaroon ng trabaho;
33.) Suportado ng Pamahalaang Barangay ang Alternative Learning System (ALS) at Abot Alam kaya naman marami na ang nakapagtapos ng pag-aaral matanda man o bata ay nahikayat na mag-aral;
34.) Aktibo at inaagapayan ng pamahalaang barangay ang mga kasapi ng Pag-asa Youth Association of the Philippines, Inc. (PYAP);
35.) Pinanindigan at nanatiling walang humpay at wala ring kahalintulad ang haba ng oras ng serbisyong publiko kahit "holiday" ay pumapasok at naglilingkod sa barangay;
36.) Laging aktibo ang mga Block Leaders ng barangay upang panatilihing malinis ang kapaligiran ng barangay lalo na sa tabing ilat at kanal;
37.) Nakapagtanim ang pamahalaang barangay ng puno ng saging, kalamansi, chico at mangga at ngayo'y namumunga na nagiging "symbolic function" o palatandaan ng patuloy na serbisyo sa mamamayan;
38.) Marami na ring natulungan si Kapitan REYNALDO S. DINERO pagdating sa "legal aspect/viewpoint" dahil sa malawak na pakikisama at karanasan sa paglilingkod sa publiko dahil dati siyang sundalo ng Philippine Army, naging kasapi at retirado ng Philippine National Police, nakapagtapos ng kursong Bachelor of Arts major in Economics at Bachelor of Laws, nag-aral (18 units) din ng Master of Arts major in Public Administration and Supervision, at nagretiro bilang Summary Hearing Officer ng PNP-Internal Affairs Service;
39.) Naging panatag na ang kalooban ng mga nakararaming taong naninirahan at mga nahikayat na manirahan at magnegosyo sa barangay dahil sa maayos na patakaran maliban sa mga taong taliwas ang paniniwala dahil lamang sa pulitika alinsunod sa kawikaan na "we can't pleased everybody";
40.) Ang pamunuan ng barangay ay laging nagpapaalaala sa mga mamamayan tuwing may pagtitipon at Barangay Assembly na huwag i-sentro ang paniniwala sa mga taong namumuno na malulunasan ang kahirapan bagkus ituon ang pananampalataya sa POONG MAYKAPAL at ito'y naitala sa Banal na Kasulatan sa Mga Awit 146: 3 & 4; "Huwag ninyong ilagak ang inyong tiwala sa mga pangulo, ni sa anak man ng tao, na walang pagsaklolo. Ang hininga niya ay pumapanaw, siya'y nanunumbalik sa kanyang pagkalupa; sa araw ding yaon ay mawawala ang kanyang pag-iisip";
41.) Maasahan po ng mamamayan ang kasalukuyang Punong Barangay na maglilingkod hindi upang paglingkuran at magpayaman dahil naniniwalang hindi madadala sa kabilang buhay ang ating naipon at hindi rin iyan ang magliligtas sa atin. Hindi ginamit ng Punong Barangay ang kanyang katungkulang upang mang-agaw ng lote. Sa katunayan noong hindi pa siya Kapitan ay pinasaulian niya ang ginastos sa pagpapatayo ng bahay nang nagkamali ang dating nakaupong Kapitan Rufino M. Hermosa, Sr. (December 1994) na inirekomendang tayuan ng bahay sa pag-aakala niya abandonadong lote ang Block E-1, Lot 18. Nang lumitaw ang nag-mamay-ari na si Joseph Dimapilis Bautista na isa nang American Citizen at nagpakita ng titulo ng lupa ay agad linisan ang nasabing bahay (1999) matapos ang kasunduan kahit na malaki ang tsansa manalo sa Hukuman dahil hindi kwalipikado mapagkalooban ang isang "American Citizen" ng lote ng NHA. Ginawa ito upang maging bukas na aklat sa kasaysayan ng Barangay San Lorenzo Ruiz I;
42.) Ang inyong lingkod ay dating "1983 baptized" ng JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES kaya may pagkilala at takot sa PANGINOON bagama't itiniwalag dahil mahigpit ipinagbabawal sa pananampalataya ang pumasok sa pulis at sa pulitika. Kaya naman alam niya ang panunungkulan sa barangay ay panandalian lamang at ang higit sa lahat ang hinihintay natin ang tunay na KAHARIAN NG DIYOS NA MAKAPANGYARIHAN SA LAHAT na sana'y dumating na ng walang maghihirap, walang gutom, walang sakit, walang kamatayan at wala ng luluha pa; at
43.) Pinagsisikapan natin sa abot ng ating makakaya na makamtan at maiguhit sa kasaysayan ang pagbabago upang maging handog at pamana sa susunod na mga generasyon. Ang inyong Punong Barangay ay walang bisyo at walang pinagkakaabalahan maliban ang buong pusong dedikasyon sa tungkulin at sa tuwina’y paiiralin ang FAIRNESS, TRANSPARENCY at ACCOUNTABILITY.
1 Corinthians 1 : 19 & 20 Hath not God made foolish the wisdom of this world? Hindi baga ginawa ng Dios na kamangmangan ang karunungan ng sanlibutan?
LEADERSHIP POLICY AND POLITICAL WILL:
Ito po ang kinathang patakaran ni Kapitan REYNALDO S. DINERO na ayon sa kanya ay patuloy na paiiralin sa Barangay San Lorenzo Ruiz I.
43.) Pinagsisikapan natin sa abot ng ating makakaya na makamtan at maiguhit sa kasaysayan ang pagbabago upang maging handog at pamana sa susunod na mga generasyon. Ang inyong Punong Barangay ay walang bisyo at walang pinagkakaabalahan maliban ang buong pusong dedikasyon sa tungkulin at sa tuwina’y paiiralin ang FAIRNESS, TRANSPARENCY at ACCOUNTABILITY.
1 Corinthians 1 : 19 & 20 Hath not God made foolish the wisdom of this world? Hindi baga ginawa ng Dios na kamangmangan ang karunungan ng sanlibutan?
LEADERSHIP POLICY AND POLITICAL WILL:
Ito po ang kinathang patakaran ni Kapitan REYNALDO S. DINERO na ayon sa kanya ay patuloy na paiiralin sa Barangay San Lorenzo Ruiz I.
“LEST WE SHOULD BE PERSISTENT WITH OUR GUIDING PRINCIPLE OF ADHERENCE TO STRINGENCY WHILE IT IS MUCH EASIER TO BUDGE UNPRETENTIOUS POLICY THAN TO BUDGE A GENERALLY ACCEPTED ONE.”
“MANINDIGAN PO LAMANG TAYO SA ATING NASIMULAN PAGHIHIGPIT DAHIL MADALI NAMAN PALITAN ANG SIMPLENG PATAKARAN KAYSA PATAKARANG MAHIGPIT TINANGGAP AT GINUSTO NG NAKARARAMI.”
Capt. REYNALDO S. DINERO, A.B., Ll.B.
Definition of Barangay:
A kind of boat used by the natives of the Phillippine Islands at the time of the conquest. The modern boat of this kind is called barangayan.
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In the Philippine Islands, the community which, under the Spanish government, formed the constituent element of the pueblo.
In the Philippine Islands, the community which, under the Spanish government, formed the constituent element of the pueblo.
History of Barangay in the
Philippines
The barangay, or the barrio during the Spanish era, is the smallest administrative unit in the country, the template for grassroots democracy in action. Under both the old and modern laws defining its roles, it serves as the primary planning and implementing arm of the government policies, plans, programs, projects and activities in the community.
The barangay, or the barrio during the Spanish era, is the smallest administrative unit in the country, the template for grassroots democracy in action. Under both the old and modern laws defining its roles, it serves as the primary planning and implementing arm of the government policies, plans, programs, projects and activities in the community.
Before the Spaniards came to the
Philippines, there were well-founded organized independent villages called
Barangays, tracing their origin to balangay, a Malay word meaning “sailboat.”
The first barangays started as
relatively small communities of from 50 to 100 families. When the Spaniards
came, many barangays had already developed into large communities. There were
bustling trade centers among the affluent and powerful coastal barangays in
Sulu, Butuan, Panay, Leyte, Cebu, Pampanga, Pangasinan, Pasig, Laguna, and
Cagayan River. Some of the barangays had large populations.
Traditionally, the original
“barangays” were coastal settlements built by Malayo-Polynesian groups who migrated
to the archipelago from other places in Southeast Asia. Most relied on
fishing for food and livelihood. They relied on river systems, as a major
source of water for bathing, washing, and drinking.
Smaller barangay combined to form
towns during the Spanish era. A cabeza de barangay (barangay head or chief) was
put in charge of each barangay, and this man was made part of the Principalia,
the ruling class of the municipalities of the Spanish Philippines. The
Cabeza collected taxes (called tribute) from the residents for the Spanish
Crown.
American Era: Rural Councils
When the country came under American colonizers, Rural Councils were created: four councilors assisted the village chief now re-named Barrio Lieutenant, now our barangay captain. The rural council later evolved into the Barrio Council.
In June 20, 1959, Republic Act
2370 or the Barrio Charter Act changed the council along with the Barrio
Lieutenant from appointed positions to elected positions.
As units of municipalities or municipal districts where they are located, the barrios were deemed quasi-municipal corporations.
The Barrio Council had these members: a barrio lieutenant, a barrio treasurer, four council members, and vice barrio lieutenants, administering a sitio for every 200 inhabitants.
Congress amended the Barrio
Council in June 22, 1963, revising the composition of its member, with one
barrio captain and six council members, all elected into office on the
second Sunday of January immediately following the regular elections of municipal
and provincial officials.
Barangay Under Dictatorship
President Ferdinand Marcos saw the barangay system as a tool to maintain a stranglehold on the country as he imposed a dictatorship. So much so that barely three months after the declaration of martial law, he issued Presidential Decree 86, creating the Citizens Assemblies in December 31, 1972.
“It is necessary to broaden the base of citizen participation in the democratic process and to afford ample opportunities for the citizenry to express their views on important national issues," Marcos said then.
Such lofty promises were
obviously sidelined as the brutal heel of martial law kicked in: media was
curtailed, curfew hours imposed, political opponents jailed or even killed and
critics forced into exile.
The Barangay system at that time developed an unsavory reputation, seen as the venue by which the dictator's minions could manipulate the people.
In 1974, President Marcos issued Presidential Decree No. 557, declaring all barrios in the Philippines as barangays, as the basic political unit after its revival under PD No. 86.
The regime touted the role of the
barangay in awakening the civic interest of people.
With his decree, all powers and
rights vested in or exercised by the barrio assembly, barrio council and all
barrio officials under Republic Act 3590, were henceforth transferred to the
Barangay Assembly, Barangay Council and Barangay officials.
In April 8, 1974, President Ferdinand Marcos issued Presidential Decree 431, amending Barrio Charter Act which changed the terms for the barangays such as “Barrio Council” to “Barangay Council”, “Barrio Assembly” to “Barangay Assembly,” “Barrio Captain” to “Barangay Captain,” and “Barrio Councilman” to “Barangay Councilor.”
After the 1986 EDSA Revolution,
the Municipal Council was restored under the new Constitution, making the
barangay the smallest unit of Philippine government.
Barangay Post-EDSA
Landmark changes in the powers and responsibilities of the barangay system came about with the Local Government Code of October 10, 1991, chiefly authored by then Senator Aquilino “Nene” Pimentel Jr.
The Code explicitly tagged the Barangay “as the basic political unit," serving as "the primary planning and implementing unit of government policies, plans, programs, projects, and activities in the community, and as a forum wherein the collective views of the people may be expressed, crystallized and considered, and where disputes may be amicably settled.”
Under the Code, a barangay may be created, divided, merged, abolished, or its boundary substantially altered, by law or by an ordinance of the sangguniang panlalawigan or sangguniang panlungsod, subject to approval by a majority of the votes cast in a plebiscite to be conducted by the Comelec in the local government unit or units directly affected.
Section 386 says that a barangay may be created out of a contiguous territory which has a population of at least 2,000 inhabitants as certified by the National Statistics Office except in cities and municipalities within Metro Manila and other metropolitan political subdivisions or in highly urbanized cities where such territory shall have a certified population of at least 5,000 inhabitants: Provided, That the creation does not reduce the population of the original barangay or barangays to less than the minimum requirement.
The LG Code added one more barangay kagawad to the Barangay Council, which include a punong barangay, seven barangay members, the sangguniang kabataan chairman, a barangay secretary, and a barangay treasurer.
It also created in every barangay a lupong tagapamayapa. The sangguniang barangay may form community brigades and create other positions or offices necessary--subject to the budgetary limitations on personal services prescribed under Title Five, Book II of the LG Code.
Persons in Authority
The Punong Barangay, Sangguniang Barangay Members, and Members of the Lupon Tagapamayapa in each barangay shall be deemed persons in authority in their jurisdictions as contemplated by the Revised Penal Code. Other barangay officials and members who may be designated by law or ordinance and charged with the maintenance of public order, protection and security of life and property, or the maintenance of a desirable and balanced environment, and any barangay member who comes to the aid of persons in authority, shall be deemed agents of persons in authority.
Barangay Council
The sangguniang barangay, the legislative body of the barangay, shall be composed of the punong barangay as presiding officer, and the seven regular sangguniang barangay members elected at large and sangguniang kabataan chairman, as members.
They will enact ordinances including tax and revenue measures, provide construction and maintenance of barangay facilities and other public works projects chargeable against the general fund, among others.
REFERENCES:
Held on May 17, 1982: Barangay Elections
· Held on March 28, 1989: Barangay Elections
· Held on May 9, 1994: Barangay Elections
· Held on May 12, 1997: Barangay Elections
Philippine Barangay Election, 1982
Barangay elections are held for the first time in the country's 42,000 barangays for the positions of barangay captains and six councilors on May 17, 1982 following the Batas Pambansa Blg. 222 or the Barangay Election Act of 1982.
Barangay Officials
A barangay is led and governed by its barangay officials. The "barangay officials" is considered as a Local Government Unit (LGU) same as the Provincial and the Municipal Government. It is composed of a Punong Barangay, seven (7) Barangay Councils or Barangay Kagawad. Thus, there are eight (8) members of the Legislative Council in a barangay. Each member has its own respective committee where they are Chairmen of those committees. The Committees are the following: (1) Peace and Order Committee, (2) Infrastructure Committee, (3) Education Committee, (4) Health Committee, (5) Agriculture Committee, (6) Tourism Committee, (7) Finance Committee, and (8) Youth and Sports Committee. There are three (3) appointed members of each committee.
Philippine Barangay Election, 1989
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Barangay elections were held in the country's roughly 42,000 barangays for the positions of barangay captain and six councilors on March 28, 1989. Such elections are supposed to be held every three years but have often been postponed.
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Philippine Barangay Election, 1994
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Barangay elections are held in the country's 42,000 barangays for the positions of barangay captains and six councilors on May 9, 1994.
Philippine Barangay Election, 1997
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Barangay elections are held in the country's 42,000 barangays for the positions of barangay captains and six councilors on May 12, 1997.
Philippine Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections, 2002
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Synchronized Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) elections were held for the first time in the Philippines on July 15, 2002. The elections were now synchronized after the passage of Republic Act No. 9164 which was approved on March 19, 2002 by the 12th Congress of the Philippines. During the voter's registration from May 21 – 22, 2002 had poor turnout, prompted calls for the abolition of SK.
Philippine Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections, 2007
Synchronized Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) elections were held on October 29, 2007 based on the newly amended Republic Act No. 9340, approved on September 22, 2005 by the 13th Congress of the Philippines which prescribed that Barangay and SK elections would occur on the last Monday of October 2007 and in subsequent elections after three years. The 14th Congress of the Philippines tried twice to reset the Barangay and SK Elections instead to May 2008 so the elections could be trial for the computerization of elections following Republic Act No. 9369, also known as Amending the Election Modernization Act but were unsuccessful since the Senate rejected the proposed bill. The elections were held in the country's 41,995 barangays and contested 41,995 posts for the Barangay Chairman also known as the Punong Barangay also for the SK Chairman and 293,965 posts for the Members of the Sangguniang Barangay also known as the Barangay Kagawad also for the Members of the Katipunan ng mga Kabataan also known as the SK Kagawad.
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