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24/01/2026

JANUARY 25, 2026
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JANUARY 25, 2026
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17/01/2026

Facts About Santo Niño De Pagadian!!

The Santo Niño de Pagadian is the beloved patron saint of Pagadian City, celebrated with the vibrant Pasalamat Festival every January, featuring street dancing (like Ati-Atihan) and a fluvial parade to honor the Infant Jesus, with strong devotion stemming from Cebuano settlers; the city's main church, the Sto. Niño Cathedral, is a focal point for these annual Catholic festivities. The name Pagadian itself comes from "Pangadyi-an," meaning "place of prayer," reflecting the deep faith centered on the Santo Niño.

Key Facts:
Patron Saint: Señor Sto. Niño (Infant Jesus).
Main Festival: Pasalamat Festival (Festival of Thanks).
When: Annually in January, culminating on the third Sunday, coinciding with the universal Sto. Niño feast.
Key Activities: Fluvial procession (regatta), street dancing, cultural presentations, and masses, with the city's rotunda and seaside boulevard as central locations.
Origin of Devotion: Many early settlers in Pagadian came from Cebu, bringing the devotion to the Santo Niño with them.
City's Name: "Pagadian" comes from "Pangadyi-an," meaning "place of prayer," highlighting the religious significance.
Religious Center: The Sto. Niño Cathedral in the San Francisco District serves as the spiritual heart for these celebrations.
Expression of Faith: Devotees participate in dancing and processions as acts of worship, thanksgiving, and prayer for blessings.