EDSA Shrine: A Landmark of the 1986 People Power Revolution

A report revisits the EDSA Shrine, highlighting its origins as an empty lot where Catholic faithful, including nuns and youth, gathered to help topple a dictator during the 1986 People Power Revolution.

22 Feb, 11:00 — 22 Feb, 11:00

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People Power at 40: EDSA Shrine used to be an empty lot where nuns, youth took a stand

Rappler reporter Dwight de Leon visits the EDSA Shrine, a landmark that stands as a reminder of how Catholic faithful took to the streets to help topple a dictator in 1986

By Rappler.com, Dwight de Leon

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EDSA Shrine: A Landmark of the 1986 People Power Revolution

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