Historical
Timeline of Mainit Surigao del Norte
Author: Zimmbodilion Yap Mosende
Version 1: December 2005
Version 2. June 2008
Version 3. August 2009
Version 4. November 2011
Version 5. June 2015
Version 6. June 2024
1600s
1600s
*Founding of Numancia (Patron Saint: Our Lady of Carmen) serving as the
headquarters of Eastern Mindanao (3rd of 6 Mindanao districts) comprising the
areas from Surigao to Mati. (15, 16)
1622
*Systematic
evangelization of Provincia de Caraga – with 8 Recollects from Manila headed by
Fray Miguel de Sta. Maria, OAR. From Tandag, they branched out to outstations
in the district, namely, Butuan, Surigao, Dinagat, Gigacuit,
Numancia, Cantilan, Lianga, and Bislig. (14, 15)
1631
*Gigacuit mission station established. Mainit must have been part of this
mission station. (16)
1700s
1734
*Maps of Fr. Pedro Murillo Vellarde, SJ (1734) and Francisco Alegre (1751) in
the book of Fray Combes (1667) mentioned the name Mainit. (16)
*Map
of Fr. Pedro Murillo Vellarde, SJ indicates Mainit in the map and
"Lagu d Sapongan". (32)
1744
*The
1744 version of the Philippine Map by Fr. Pedro Murillo Velarde, SJ no longer
indicate any name of the lake in Mainit nor the name "Mainit". (33)
1748
*Fernando
Valdes Tamon published the map "Insulae Philippinae ex Autographo
Manilae". It indicates the name "Sapongan" at the bottom of the
lake. (34)
1749
*Pueblo de Mainit was part of the 1749 census of Caraga as recorded in the
Recoleto Archives in Marcilla, Spain. Population was 610 (seis-cientos diez
almas). Gigacuit had 700, Surigao 500, and Dinagat 600.
1752 (October to November)
*Burning of Mainit parish by the moros together with the other parishes of
Caraga. (16)
1758
*The
Royal Cedula of 1758. In 1758, King Ferdinand VI of Spain issued the Royal
Cedula, which aimed to regulate various aspects of colonial governance and
missionary work. The cedula addressed matters related to land distribution,
encomiendas (land grants), and the collection of tribute from indigenous
communities. The cedula system persisted for centuries, including the
controversial cedula personal (residence certificate) that sparked the 1896
Philippine Revolution against Spanish rule.
It
symbolized Spain’s control over the archipelago and the struggles faced by
Filipinos during the colonial era. (29 page 43)
1760
*
In the 760 Philippine Map by George M. Lowitz, Nuremberg "Carte
Hydrographique & Chronographique des Ilses Philippines", the lake in
Mainit was labeled "Lag de Sapongan". (35)
1769
*The
1769 Philippine Map by Thomas Kitchin, London. "A New Map of the
Philippines Islands, drawn from the best authorities" has the label
"Mainit" near the lake. (36)
1778
*The
1778 Philippine Map by R. Sayer and J. Bennett, London. "A chart of the
China Sea and the Philippine Islands with the archipelagos of Felicia and
Soloo" has the label "Sapongan" below the lake (no Mainit is
written). (37)
1785
*
The 1785 Philippine Map by Antonio Zatta, Venice. "Isole Filippine"
has the label "L dd Sapongan" on the lake with the label
"Mainit" on its left. (38)
1786
*The1786
Philippine Map by Jean Baptiste B. D'Anville, Paris. "Seconde Partie de la
Carte D'Asie" has the label "Sapongan" below the lake (no Mainit
is written).(39)
1797
*
The Parish of Butuan includes the barrios of Jabonga, Tubay, Mainit,
Talacogon, Linao and Gingoog. While the Parish of Surigao covers Taganaan,
Gigaquit, Cabongbongan (present day Bacuag), Dinagat, Cacub, Sapao, and
Cabuntog. (16)
1800s
1850
* Founding of the town of Placer by Captain Felipe Custodio together with
Capitan Luis Patiño. The present-day municipalities of Mainit, Tagana-an, Tubod
and Alegria were part of Placer. 20
1853
*Capitan
Saturnino Libarnes reported from Mainit to Manila "Provincia de Caraga Ano
de 1853 Pueblo de Maynit, Cuenta comunal que presenta el Gobllo del espresado
ano." I guess this is an annual report submitted by the Pueblos on the
products and taxes collected for the year. 31
*It
also contains original signatures of two more main signatories
"principales y cavesas" - Selverio Muparce (probably Mupas) and
Anastacio Libarnes. 31
Signed
in the presence of ("firmanos el presencia de 31 de Deciembre de
1853"): Fernando Mongado, Minero Montaner, Maurecio Mosende, Domingo
Mosende, Geraldo Galve, Damaro Molita, Doroteo Jolvisano (probably Julvesano),
Arancio Libarnes, Antonio Mosende, Fermin Cepeda, Romualdo Mosende, Vidal
Murcilla, and Francisco Mohar (Probably Mojar or Mozar). 31
1860
*Mainit must have been under the Parish of Placer where the following were the
Parish Priests: Fr. Antonio Franuto, SJ and Fr. Ronaldo Sanchez, AOR. (16, 20)
1862
*
On 10 February 1862, the Recoletos officially turned over the Parish of Mainit
to the Jesuits. In exchange to Maint, the Recoletos were given the Parish of
Antipolo, the richest parish in the country at that time (16, page 292)
1863
June 3
*Strong
earthquake toppled two-thirds of buildings of Manila. (29 page 96 Carta #21)
1864
*The
Royal Order of 1864 abrogating that of 1860 and the Royal Cedula of 1758 oblige
residents of the resettlements 10 years after their resettlement. Cancelling
the tribute affected the Royal Treasury. (29, page 43)
1871
*Arrival
of the first Jesuit of the Restored Society of Jesus (SJ) in Surigao, Fr.
Francisco Javier Martin Luengo, SJ. (16, page 324)
1873
*12
April 1873, the parish of Gigaquit has Fr. Juan Sansa, SJ installed as as
successor of the last Recoleto Priest, Fray Juan Pablo Ruiz. The parish of
Gigaquit covers the barrios of Placer, Bacuag, and Taganito. Claver did not
exist yet. On this same year, it was decided that eventually Placer will be
separated as parish as as a priest would be available to staff it. (16, page
332)
1875-1887
*Fr. Jaime Plana, SJ, born 5 November 1840, came to the Philippines in 1875 and
"assigned immediately to Mainit, Agusan, and because of him, the nomadic
Mamanuas were resettled in permanent settlements". He was moved and
assigned to Taganaan and Placer from 1877 to 1881 and re-assigned to Mainit
from 1881 until 1887. He died in Butuan on 1 August 1887. He was regarded as
the "First Missionary Apostle of the Mamanuas". (28 pp156, Carta #34)
1875
*Fr Jaime Plana, SJ worked with the Mamanwas in Surigao even serving as a nurse
and physician during the typhoid epidemic (12)
1875 November
*Fr. Urios, SJ writes from Mainit about his recent travels in Agusan and
Surigao. (29 page 1)
1876 March
*Hurricane
hit Jabonga and Mainit. (29 pp 56, Carta #15, Fr. Chambo, SJ)
1878
May 6
*Fr. Antonio Chambo wrote to the Mission Superior from Jabonga. He reported
that both Jabonga and Mainit did not have a “house of God” because it was
destroyed by a hurricane (29 page 56, Carta #15, Fr. Chambo, SJ).
1876
*"In
Mainit, they also had to build house and form a village for it was looking like
a field. There was an effort to build at least provisional houses, to draw them
away from their fields. With much work, result was finally effected. More than
100 families now reside in the village. (29 pp 56, Carta #15, Fr. Chambo, SJ)
1876
November 8
*The
hurricane of 1876 prompted the transfer of the residents of Jabonga to a
"healthier spot and a better condition for the inhabitants to live in
safety". (29 page 56, Carta #15, Fr. Chambo, SJ)
1888
June
*Mainit
had a newly-erected parish (28 page 392, Carta #104, Fr Urios)
1878 January
*Fr. Antonio Chambo, SJ wrote from Mainit and reported that the provisional
convento of Jabonga was finished. He has led collection of "unnumbered
Narra, Molave, and Mancono pieces for the construction of the new church".
He also wrote his observations on the construction of the Mainit church, “These
Mainitans are those who give me more suffering with their proverbial apathy and
sloth. Since no volunteers came to the place of work, I have tried today to
oblige them, warning that each week, 12 men will be assigned to work. Let us
see if they cooperate”. He further reported that the road from Mainit to
Surigao was started. (29 pp 48 Carta #11)
1878 May
*Fr. Antonio Chambo, SJ wrote from Jabonga. The hurricane of May 1876 prompted
the residents of Jabonga to transfer the pobacion to a healthier spot – a
sufficiently flat place on the same bar of the lake. (29, page 56)
*In Mainit, they had to build houses and form a village. More than 100families
now reside in the village. 29 pp 56 This must be the transfer date from Daang
Lungsod to the current loction of the Poblacion.
*House of God in Mainit was destroyed by a hurricane. 12 men each week worked on
the church. Every Monday they came together to help in hauling lumber and
erecting posts. (29 pp 56)
1878 May
*Fr. Chambo, SJ described the abundance of Magcono from Surigao to Butuan. Other
hardwoods were also listed including tiga (probably Tugas), Narra, and Molave.
He also described the abundance of gold and the presence of hot springs with
exceptional phenomenon of petrifying anything within minutes of submersion. (29
p 56)
1879
*Fr. Gabino Mujica wrote from Mainit about Cabadbaran. (16)
1879 February
* Fr. Saturnino Urios was sent to the Agusan Missions. He noted that he
included Mainit-Jabonga as his residence. (16)
1879 March
*Mainit, through Fr. Urios, SJ, helped typhoon-ravaged Butuan by sending relief
goods particularly rice. Fr. Urios haggled it for free from the
gobernadorcillos. (28, page 41)
1879 July
*Repeated earthquake devastated Caraga including Mainit. Church of Surigao with
iron roof was broken and threatening to collapse. (28, page 90)
1879
*Patiño – a Spanish warship from Jolo arrived in Surigao (28 pp 392)
1879 July 1
*Strong earthquake in Surigao – similar to the intensity of the 3 June 1863
earthquake of Manila which toppled two-thirds of buildings of Manila. (29 page
96 Carta #21)
*Fr. Chambo, SJ was missionary in Mainit. He reported about the earthquake and
described “the lake was stirred-up and many cracks appeared on the shore. They
heard stones rolling down and many trees falling which caused a tremendous
uproar”. (29 pp 97)
1879 July 13
*Fr. Chambo, SJ wrote to the Mission Superior from Mainit. He described that
“the land cracked in certain spots more than four varas and leaving deep holes.
In others one vara.” He added that one of the points of the lake closest to the
village has completely disappeared and when there was once a nice beach for
fishing, it was now as deep as the center of the lake” (29, age 102 Carta #23)
1879 Oct 11
*Fr. Juan Casellas, SJ and Fr. Antonio Chambo, sJ were preaching a holy mission
in Mainit (beginning of their mission). Convent of Tubay being constructed.
Convent of Jabonga was constructed earlier. (28 page 74) (29 page 111-112)
1879 October 19
*Fr. Gabino Mujica, SJ reported about the violent storm. He wrote “One could
hear the frightful roar of the lake like a desperate hungry beast moving about
for its prey.” (29 pp 112)
1879 November 22
*Fr. Gabino Mujica, SJ writes to his superiors from Mainit (29 pp 112)
1881
*Fr. Urios, SJ described that people from Mainit to Batuto (currently Surigao
Sur) were easily slighted to kill when provoked. (28 page 121)
1881
*Fr. Jaime Plana, SJ was assigned in Mainit (28 page 157)
1882 December 30
*Strong Typhoon hit Mainitn for 12 hours. The provincial church fell down. (29
pp 195)
1883 January 3
*Fr. Plana, SJ wrote from Jabonga about the 30 Dec 1882 storm that hit Mainit. (29
pp 195)
1883 April
*Jesuits reported a hurricane hit Surigao (Taganaan) on 24-25 April 1883 )29 pp
206)
1884 January-February
*Cholera epidemic in Surigao, Placer, Taganaan, Higakit, Cantillan, Tubay and
Butuan. Not yet in Mainit (28, page 254 Carta #64)
1884 October 12
*Fr. Jaime Plana, SJ, writes from Mainit. He baptized 19 Mamanwas from the tall
mountain peaks of Mainit (Cantugas?). Among them was one Halingal (Hulingab),
the Mamanwa famous as the most elusive. (28, page 287) (29, page 265)
1884
November 8
*Fr. Jaime Plana, SJ writes from Mainit. He supervised the construction of
churches in Mainit and Jabonga. The chief carpenter was from Bohol. He
described the "Mamanua Settlement" the Jesuits started. (28 page
271) (29 pp 257)
1885 January
*Bro. Salvador Valdeperas, SJ supervised volunteer workers called Polistas
(Polo) in constructing the Mainit Church. Polo (also known as hongos) obliges
all healthy males 18-60 years old to serve for public works (polo) for 40 days.
(28, page 309 Carta #81)
1885 July
*The people of Mainit were finishing the roof of their big, spacious, and
well-built church (28, page 321 Carta #85)
1885 December
*Fr. Jaime Plana, SJ opened a road from Mainit to the marker of Surigao. One
need not ascend mountains or cross rivers. One can travel all the way to either
on foot or on horseback. (28, page 345)
1885
*Last Recoleto Parish, Tandag, was handed over to the Jesuits. Schreurs noted
that the Parish of Mainit-Jabonga was already established. (16)
1886 January
*New village of Mamanuas baptized, inside the boundary of Mainit near the Lake,
at the mount of Dayag River (likely this is the present day Suba nan Mayag).
(28, page 345)
1886 September
*Fr. Urios, SJ in Tubay returned to Surigao from Butuan via Mainit. (28, page
361)
1887 May 16
*Fr. Francisco de Paula Sanchez writes from Surigao. He reported flora and
fauna in the Caraga including the following small animals:
*Mago
(tarsius-genus order prosimian family tarsidi). (29, page 367)
*Kaguang
or Kago, also known as Koabnit, (prosimian dertropteri genus – galeopithecus
catmonkey) (29, page 367)
*Milo
or Katujo or Singalong in Tagalog – smaller than domestic cat (order-carnovpres
family viverridi genus-Parasoxuras p.prehemilis) (29, page 368)
*Fr. Sanchez SJ also reported the following birds:
Gitgit or small sparrow, Banog or the common sparrow hawk, Siwit of family
melifagidi, Kayangag of Psittacus marginatus, Alimokon or Columba cruenta and
Tikling or landrail. (29, page 371)
1887 October
*Fr. Urios, SJ reported that the Agusan Mission (which includes Mainit) was
tranquil and enjoying peace. Upsets, contradiction, and bitterness disappeared.
(28, page 381)
*Fr. Urios, SJ reported “smallpox its ire in Mainit, killing many of all ages.”
While in Cabadbaran and Jabonga, the town looked like a provincial hospital,
victimized populace with malaria, typhoid, nerve irritation, and infectious
fever. (28, page 381)
1887
*Map in Combes, 1667 titled “Isla de Mindanao” indicates Surigao and Monte
Diwata but no reference on Mainit. (19)
1889: the cabeza de barangay system was approved to modernize the traditional
system of collecting the cedulas (26 page 145)
1888
Fr. Urios, SJ reported that he took Mainit mission in 1875. (28 page 256,
386-397)
1889 Aug
Fr. Nicolas Falomir, SJ was the missionary in Mainit. Cholera was ravaging
Taganaa, Placer, and Higakit, but not yet in Mainit. (28 page 477-479)
1890
* Population of Mainit: 1,670. Other areas with population figures: Surigao,
Anao-aon, Dinagat, Nonoc, Loreto, Libjo, and Cagdianao. (16 page 424)
1890 May
*Fr. Guillermo Llobera, SJ was the new missionary of Jabonga and Mainit. Fr.
Urios, SJ passed by in Mainit and Jabonga for 8 days and preached there. (28 page
531)
1891 March 24
*Fr. Llobera, SJ reported flooding of Lake Mainit of about 4 meters. “This has
not occurred since the foundation of the otwn. Church still unfinished – had
not roofed the church with zinc they had”. (28 page 604)
1894
*Map of Surigao in Combes, 1667 indicates Taganaan, Anao-aon, Gigacuit, Mainit,
Jabonga, and Tubay. (19)
1894
*Publication of Mindanao: Su Historia y Geografía. by José Nieto Aguilar
indicating that Lake Mainit is Laguna de Sapongan. (25)
1899
*The 1899 Philippine Map by Fr. Jose P. Algue, SJ and the US Coast and Geodetic
Survey, Washington DC "Islas Filipinas - Mapa General Observatorio de
Manila" has the label "L. Mainit" or Lake Mainit. The label
"Jabonga" is below it. (40)
1900s
*During American occupation, Mainit became a barrio of the municipality of
Placer (15)
1901(February 11)
* Fr. Llobera and Fr. Saturnino Urios were tasked to convince the remaining
guerilla forces in San Mateo and the Mainit-Jabonga areas to surrender. (16)
1901 (April 15)
*Guerilla leaders who surrendered from Mainit: General Daniel Toribio Sison,
Comandante Mordeno, Captain Custudio, and Captain Mosende. Total surrendered:
70. (16)
1901 (May 24)
* Americans were reported to have burned 33 houses in search of General Daniel
and his men. A typhoid epidemic erupted with around 400 dead. Fr. Urios
described the village to be like an “open-air hospital”. (16 page 459)
1901
*The group of rebels who never surrendered created a Para Christian movement
called the “coluroms”. (16 page 460)
The coluroms also led the Cedula tearing. (23)
1903 (16 May)
* Americans were engaged in Tubay, Santiago, Jabonga, Mainit, Placer, and
Bacuag in an intensive hunt for a band of rebels under the command of Adriano
Concepcion. Lantayog Rosales, a Mainitnon, was said to be among
Concepcion’s men. (16, page 486)
1903
*First Mainitnons sent to Silliman University: Gaudencio Beltran and __ Lascay
(Matin-ao) (23)
1908
*The
1908 Philippine Map by Caspar Hodgson, Baltimore, MD. "Map of the
Philippine Islands" has the label "Mainit Lake". (41)
1926
*The parish of San Nicolas de Tolentino of Mainit, Surigao del Norte was
founded on 26 October 1926 by the Missionary of the Sacred Heart (MSC) priests
which covered the areas of Mainit, Tubod, Alegria and Placer. The pioneering
priests assigned in Mainit were Fr. Adriano Muskens and Fr. Nicolas de Lepper
(1926-1927)
1927
*1927-1935 - Fr. Gerard Blewanus, MSC. Parish Priest of San Nicolas de
Tolentino of Mainit, Surigao del Norte
1928
*Establishment of United Evangelical Church in Mainit. This is the present-day
UCCP. (23)
1928
*Sr. Ceferino Lozada, adopted son of Mainit, became president of Placer with 3
other councilors. Among them were Mainit locals: Juan Moselina as vice
presidente and Antonio Grecia Mozar as councilor. (15, 22)
1931
*Establishment of the Municipality of Mainit (spearheaded by Sr. Ceferino
Lozada) by virtue of the Executive Order 290 dated December 27, 1930
(Effectively 1 January 1931). The EO was signed by Governor General Dwight
Davies. Antonio Mozar was appointed the first Presidente and Vedasto Mosende as
Vice Presidente. (15, 22)
*Siana gold mining boomed. (15)
1933
*The
1933 Philippine Map by the US Coast and Geodetic Survey, Washington DC.
"Philippines Islands" has the labell "L. Mainit" on the
lake. (42)
1934-1937
* Appointment of Mayor Gaudencio S. Beltran (22)
1935
*1935-1936 - Fr. Adrian Steiger, MSC. Parish Priest of San Nicolas de Tolentino
of Mainit, Surigao del Norte
1936
*1936-1940
- Fr. Antonio Bodden, MSC. Parish Priest of San Nicolas de Tolentino of Mainit,
Surigao del Norte. Surigao became a Diocese.
1937-1940
* Appointment of Mayor Baldomero S. Reyes (22)
Late 1930s
*Father of the town – Sr. Ceferino Lozada died in the hands of the “colorums” –
the followers of Lt. Francisco Canuto popularly known as “Tahid” (15)
1940
*Establishment of the United Church of Christ in the Philippines (UCCP) in
Mainit (23)
*1940-1945 - Fr. Alex Smulders, MSC. Parish Priest of San Nicolas de Tolentino
of Mainit, Surigao del Norte.
* Appointment of Mayor - Ceferino P. Lozada (22)
1944 (3 months)
* Appointment of Mayor David M. Montaner
1945 (2 months)
* Appointment of Mayor Tomas de la Costa
* 1945-1946 - Fr. Venancio Portillo, MSC, with Fr. Atanacio de Castro,
MSC. Parish Priest of San Nicolas de Tolentino of Mainit, Surigao del Norte.
1946
* 1946-1948 - Fr. Francisco van den Borght, MSC. Parish Priest of San
Nicolas de Tolentino of Mainit, Surigao del Norte.
1946-1951
*Appointment of Mayor Agapito Montaner
1948
*1948-1954 - Fr. Antonio Bodden, MSC (second assignment). Parish Priest of San
Nicolas de Tolentino of Mainit, Surigao del Norte.
1950 onwards
1952-1967
*Election of Mayor Jose Mondano (22)
*Succeeded by Mayor Yolanda Mondano upon the untimely death of Mayor Jose
Mondano (21, 22)
1954
*1954-1959 - Fr. Albert Grol, MSC. Parish Priest of San Nicolas de Tolentino of
Mainit, Surigao del Norte.
1959
*1959-1960 - Fr. John van Roon, MSC. Parish Priest of San Nicolas de Tolentino
of Mainit, Surigao del Norte.
1960
* 1960-1963 - Fr. Eugene van Vought, MSC. Parish Priest of San Nicolas de
Tolentino of Mainit, Surigao del Norte.
1963
*1963-1967 - Fr. Jose Sanchez, DCS (First Filipino Parish Priest to be assigned
in Mainit) with Fr. Enrique Cuison, DCS.
1964
*Typhoon INING (Louise) devastated Surigao including Mainit on November 15-20,
1964 at 240 kph. It was the 3rd WORST TYPHOON OF MINDANAO from 1947 – 2002.
(20, 21 page 4)
1965
*Foundation of Matin-ao High School. June 19, 1965.
*San Nicolas Academy was founded in 1965
1967
*1967-1968 - Fr. Apolinario Olvis, DCS. Parish Priest of San Nicolas de
Tolentino of Mainit, Surigao del Norte.
1968
*1968-1971 - Fr. Jose Falcon, DCS. Parish Priest of San Nicolas de Tolentino of
Mainit, Surigao del Norte.
1970-1980
*Election of Mayor Cain Behagan. (21, 22)
1971
*1971-1975 - Fr. William van Ameijde, MSC. Parish Priest of San Nicolas de
Tolentino of Mainit, Surigao del Norte.
1976
* 1976-1995 - Fr. Peter Rosenhart, MSC. Parish Priest of San Nicolas de
Tolentino of Mainit, Surigao del Norte. The longest parish priest to be
assigned in Mainit, 19 years.
1981-1986
*Election of Mayor Robuam Reliquette. (21, 22)
1984 - Aug 31-Sep 4
*Devastation of Super Typhoon NITANG (Ike), WORST TYPHOON OF MINDANAO (1947 -
2002) on August 31-September 4, 1984 at the highest speed of 220 kph. Estimated
deaths nationwide was 1,363 to 3,000. The Mainit Parish Church, together with
major establishments, was downed by the typhoon. (21, 24)
1985 (1988) March 8
*Burning
of the Mainit municipio by the NPA.
1986
*Appointment of OIC Mayors Hilario Mosende, Robuam Reliquette, and Felix
Mosende. (21, 22)
1987
*Election of Mayor Sarah Behagan. (21, 22)
1990 November 10-14
* Devastation of Super Typhoon Ruping (Mike) – Second WORST TYPHOON OF MINDANAO
(1947 - 2002) on Nov 10-14 1990 at the highest speed of 220 kph. Estimated
deaths nationwide was 748. (21, 24)
1992 – 2000 (?)
*Election of Mayor Ramon Mondano. (21)
1995
*1995-1999 - Fr. Nicasio Gran, MSC, with Fr. Lauro Mozo, MSC. Parish Priest of
San Nicolas de Tolentino of Mainit, Surigao del Norte.
2000s
2000
*2000-2004. Election of Mayor Rogelio Gatpolintan. 21
*2000-2007 - Fr. Roman Alaan, MSC, with Fr. Gabby Galido, MSC and Fr. Martini
Ladao, MSC. Parish Priest of San Nicolas de Tolentino of Mainit, Surigao del
Norte.
2007
*2007 May -2010. Re-election of Mayor Ramon Mondano and election of Vice Mayor
Jessnar Mosende
*2007-2012 - Fr. Rey Maldo, MSC with Fr. Romy Beroy, MSC. Parish Priest of San
Nicolas de Tolentino of Mainit, Surigao del Norte.
2010 May
*Re-election of Mayor Ramon Mondano and election of Vice Mayor Roger Gatpolintan
2012
*2012 - Fr. Alvin Lao, MSC
2022
*Re-election
of Mayor Crisanta Mondano
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