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“<br />
A person claiming to<br />
be a soldier told the<br />
seminarians assigned<br />
in one parish that<br />
their rector, Rev.<br />
Eleuterio Fr. Terry,<br />
was in the “OB”<br />
(Order of Battle). ”<br />
- content of an<br />
SMS sent to Mary<br />
Guy Portajada.<br />
106<br />
Story 51: Renewed surveillance on a priest facing<br />
threats<br />
Victim: Rev. Eleuterio J. Revollido (a.k.a. Terry), the rector of the<br />
Aglipay Central Theological Seminary (ACTS) of the Philippine<br />
Independent Church (PIC)<br />
Alleged perpetrators: Unknown persons riding on motorcycles<br />
and car<br />
Date of incident: 29 November to 7 December 2007<br />
Place of incident: At the Parish of the Divine Shepherd,<br />
Nancamaliran West, Urdaneta City<br />
AHRC-UP-164-2007; AHRC-UA-252-2006; AS-178-2006<br />
On September 2007, a person claiming to be a soldier told<br />
the seminarians assigned in one parish that their rector, Rev.<br />
Eleuterio Fr. Terry, was in the “OB” (Order of Battle). After learning<br />
about this, the seminarians noticed that they and their parish<br />
had been the object of overt surveillance.<br />
At 1:45am on november 29, while they were preparing for an<br />
early trip to the national Cathedral in manila, they noticed the<br />
presence of three men outside the gate near the garage. These men<br />
asked if “all the seminarians are leaving”. Later, another student<br />
noticed a car and two motorcycles parked in front of the seminary.<br />
One of the two men in the front gate entered and approached and<br />
asked again about the seminarians. The other one came in also<br />
and told him that they want to talk to the head of the seminary.<br />
On one occasion, a couple in their community informed the<br />
seminarians that they have noticed people spying on the seminary.<br />
One approached a woman in the community and asked if she<br />
knows Fr. Terry. Also, a woman was asking questions about the<br />
seminary from a convenience store just in front of the seminary.<br />
Story 52: Widows of murdered activists threatened<br />
for seeking remedies<br />
Victims:<br />
1. Hilda Orpilla, 55, farmer, widow with four children, a resident<br />
of Barangay Bagunot, Baggao, Cagayan Valley, wife of<br />
murdered farmer and village council member Arthur Orpilla,<br />
member of Alyansa iti Mannalon iti Cagayan (Kaguimungan)<br />
or Peasant Alliance of Cagayan<br />
2. Natividad Battad, 56, farmer, widow with four children,<br />
a resident of Barangay Bacring Bunugan, of the same<br />
municipality, widow of murdered farmer leader Dionisio<br />
Battad, also a member of Kaguimungan<br />
Alleged perpetrators: Joey Domingo, a member of a paramilitary<br />
group Cafgu; Lorenzo Ramos (a.k.a. Kabug) and Juling Domingo,<br />
intelligence agents of the 17th IB-PA<br />
article 2 � June-Sept 2012 Vol. 11, No. 2-3