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  THE CHAPEL A Catholic chapel stands in Chalan Laulau in Saipan, and it's all due to the strong faith of a Carolinian woman with an unu...

  Siempre hao nina'manman yanggen un li'e' este na lugåt annai guaha siha åcho' latte. (You will certainly be amazed if you ...

  CAPITOL HILL "WIRELESS RIDGE" CEMETERY In some countries where, in the past, almost everybody was Catholic, there are Non-Cathol...

  The people of Pulantat are so very content to live there and they have all the reasons for being so. Except for the occasional flooding du...

THE FOUR CARBULLIDO SONS Clockwise starting at top left : LUÍS, JOSÉ, SEBASTIÁN, JESÚS The Carbullido family on Guam is a well-documented on...

  Larry Saralu was singing about marital break-ups since the 1970s. One of his more famous songs was a Chamorro version of the 1977 Kenny Ro...

  ATAO is apparently an indigenous Chamorro name and a family with roots in Tepungan, which is a part of Piti. A branch moved from Tepungan...

  Prior to the establishment of a Catholic mission and Spanish government in the Marianas, there was no western calendar in the Marianas as ...

The Spanish missionaries in the Marianas brought with them the custom of the Misan Aginåtdo , which are Masses celebrated before dawn ...

  Mungnga umo'mak yanggen masahahalom ha' hao trabia. Don't shower if you're still sweaty. When we were kids playing in the ...

  The Taijito family history is pretty straightforward. The majority of Taijitos are from Asan, and I suspect that even the few Taijitos fou...