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Sagay was established as a mission in 1749. There are no currently records on who buillt its church that has maintained its original design. Olympus Camedia (SWP Mindanao Conference, July 2005). Slightly improved with Picasa. |
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| Source | Sagay, Camiguin |
| Author | Shubert Ciencia from Nueva Ecija, Philippines |
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