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The cura of Malolos "caused all the members of the town council to be banished, and when I last dined with him in his convent, he told me he had cleared out a few more and had his eye on others." | The cura of Malolos "caused all the members of the town council to be banished, and when I last dined with him in his convent, he told me he had cleared out a few more and had his eye on others." | ||
the priest had their victims escorted up to Manila to the Governor General who then issued deportation orders without trial or sentence, the recommendation of the all powerful padre being sufficient warrant.<ref>Foreman, | the priest had their victims escorted up to Manila to the Governor General who then issued deportation orders without trial or sentence, the recommendation of the all powerful padre being sufficient warrant.<ref>Foreman, J. (1899). The Philippine Islands: A Political, Geographical, Ethnographical, Social and Commercial History of the Philippine Archipelago and Its Political Dependencies, Embracing the Whole Period of Spanish Rule. United Kingdom: C. Scribner's sons, p. 511.</ref> | ||
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Third Scene. On the evening of March 31 last, at a time when Father Moisés, confident and defenseless, headed towards the Barasoain railway station to bid farewell to other priests who were trying to see him off, as he had been appointed to a position in Manila, three heartless individuals encountered him in a wooded area of the road and inflicted eight tremendous stab wounds on him. He succumbed to his injuries an hour later. As for the assassins, they remain a mystery until now. What is not a mystery to anyone is that when immediately sought in Malolos and Barasoain, Torres and the deportees, it happened that none of them were found in the town.</small> | Third Scene. On the evening of March 31 last, at a time when Father Moisés, confident and defenseless, headed towards the Barasoain railway station to bid farewell to other priests who were trying to see him off, as he had been appointed to a position in Manila, three heartless individuals encountered him in a wooded area of the road and inflicted eight tremendous stab wounds on him. He succumbed to his injuries an hour later. As for the assassins, they remain a mystery until now. What is not a mystery to anyone is that when immediately sought in Malolos and Barasoain, Torres and the deportees, it happened that none of them were found in the town.</small> | ||
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| [https://www.google.com.ph/books/edition/Apuntes_hist%C3%B3ricos_de_la_provincia_agus/eNlJAAAAMAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=padre+moises+santos+malolos&pg=PA510&printsec=frontcover Martínez, B. (1909). Apuntes históricos de la provincia agustiniana del Santísimo nombre de Jesús. Spain: los hijos de G. Fuentenebro. p. 510] || <small>Del P. Moises Santos se sabe que en pleno dia el 31 de Marzo de 1898 fue vil y cobardamente asesinado al retirarse de Malolos, al ir a tomar el tren de la tarde que le condujera a Manila. No ignoraba el insigne y virtuoso Agustino que sus horas estaban contadas; la atmosfera de sectarismo de que se halla saturado todo el ambiente de Malolos indicabale que debia estar prevenido para la muerte. Asi lo comprendio el P. Moises; se preparo para morir, conciendo, sin duda, que el viaje proyectado seria el de la eternidad. Ha podio recogerse su cuerpo y ser conducido al panteon de Guadalupe.</small> || <small>It is known about Father Moises Santos that in broad daylight on March 31, 1898, he was vilely and cowardly murdered as he left Malolos, while going to take the afternoon train that would take him to Manila. The distinguished and virtuous Augustinian was not unaware that his hours were numbered; The atmosphere of sectarianism with which the entire environment of Malolos is saturated indicated to him that he should be prepared for death. This is how Father Moises understood it; He prepared to die, knowing, without a doubt, that the planned journey would be that of eternity. He was able to collect his body and be taken to the pantheon of Guadalupe.</small> | | [https://www.google.com.ph/books/edition/Apuntes_hist%C3%B3ricos_de_la_provincia_agus/eNlJAAAAMAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=padre+moises+santos+malolos&pg=PA510&printsec=frontcover Martínez, B. (1909). Apuntes históricos de la provincia agustiniana del Santísimo nombre de Jesús. Spain: los hijos de G. Fuentenebro. p. 510] || <small>Del P. Moises Santos se sabe que en pleno dia el 31 de Marzo de 1898 fue vil y cobardamente asesinado al retirarse de Malolos, al ir a tomar el tren de la tarde que le condujera a Manila. No ignoraba el insigne y virtuoso Agustino que sus horas estaban contadas; la atmosfera de sectarismo de que se halla saturado todo el ambiente de Malolos indicabale que debia estar prevenido para la muerte. Asi lo comprendio el P. Moises; se preparo para morir, conciendo, sin duda, que el viaje proyectado seria el de la eternidad. Ha podio recogerse su cuerpo y ser conducido al panteon de Guadalupe.</small> || <small>It is known about Father Moises Santos that in broad daylight on March 31, 1898, he was vilely and cowardly murdered as he left Malolos, while going to take the afternoon train that would take him to Manila. The distinguished and virtuous Augustinian was not unaware that his hours were numbered; The atmosphere of sectarianism with which the entire environment of Malolos is saturated indicated to him that he should be prepared for death. This is how Father Moises understood it; He prepared to die, knowing, without a doubt, that the planned journey would be that of eternity. He was able to collect his body and be taken to the pantheon of Guadalupe. (Note: the massacre at Guiguinto Station was narrated on the succeeding paragraphs, page 511). </small> | ||
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