Colegio de Santa Potenciana

1589
Franciscans were the founder of this school
King Philip II established the school because of the urging Manila bishop
named Domingo de Salazar.
This is the first school for girls who want to become nuns. This is a private
school
On 1589 it is located inside the Intramuros, but because of the earthquake on
1645 the school was destroyed and the school had transferred to the corner of Cabildo
and Sta. Potenciana; this is indicated in the Muoz map of 1671.

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Colegio de Manila/Colegio de San Ignacio

1595
It is located inside the Intramuros
Jesuits established this college for everyone.
The building was repaired many times because of the earthquakes that
destroys the school
In 1768 the Jesuit was expelled in our country, the school dissolved and
surrender to the government.
This site is now occupied by the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila.

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Colegio de San Jose

Established on August 01, 1601

Jesuits are the founder of this school

School for boys and mestizos
Located at Puerto Real near the Bagumbayan Field
The building was destroyed by many earthquakes until 1768 the school was
renovated because the Jesuits were be expelled in our country.
The school transferred in Padre Faura from 1915 to 1932
Lastly it is transferred in Novaliches
It is now called San Jose Seminary

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Colegio de Nuestra Seora de Santisimo Rosario

April 28, 1611

Established because of Bishop Miguel de Benavides, O.P., the third Archbishop
of Manila.
Dominicans were the founder of this institution
Seminary college to prepare young man for priesthood
It is originally located at the Intramuros
It was called Pontifical University
In 1927 it was transferred from Intramuros to its present location in
Sampaloc, Manila
In present time it is now called University of Sto. Tomas

http://www.ust.edu.ph/the-university/history/

Colegio de Los Nios de San Pedro y San Pablo de San Juan de Letran
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1620

Located at Real and Muralla

Don Juan Geronimo Guerrero was the founder

The building was destroyed by the earthquake on 1640 that is located in
Solana corner Beaterio
The area where the college was built is now the location of the Metropolitan
Theater.
In the present time it is now called Colegio de San Juan de Letran

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Hermanidad de la Santa Mesericordia

http://www.santaisabel.edu.ph/aboutsic/history.html
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1632
Located at Intramuros, Manila
This school helps Collegio de Santa Potenciana
This school is to help Spanish orphan to study
1783, it becomes a school for girls
It is now called Santa Isabel College Manila and it is located at 210 Taft
Avenue, Manila

Beaterio Colegio de Santa Catalina de Siena

1706
College for girls was established
The college building was damaged in 1863, then it has been repaired on 1880
Collegio de Santa Catalina was disappeared on the Intramuros Map
It is now known as Sta. Catalina College, Manila that is located at 2660 Legarda St.,
Sampaloc, Manila

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Collegio de Madre Paula/ Beaterio y Casa de Enseanza

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1750

Intramuros, Manila

Madre Paula de Santissima Trinidad

School for orphan girls

The school transferred on Paules Sisters and term the School Colegio de Sta.
Rosa

Because of the bombing the school was transferred in Sta. Mesa Manila but
returned again in Intramuros, Manila in 1981

Until now it is called as Collegio de Sta. Rosa

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Colegio de la Inmaculada Concepcion de la Concordia
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1868
Pedro Gil, Paco Manila
Daughters of Charity of Saint Vincent de Paul
It is now called Concordia College and it is still located in its old site

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REAL COLEGIO SEMINARIO DE SAN CLEMENTE

1702
Archdiocese of Manila Francisco Camacho y Avila
Real de Pallacio
It is now located in Guadalupe Viejo, Makati City
It is now called San Carlos Seminary

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