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Here is the list of the Telephone codes use in the Philippines. If you are calling from within the country add zero (0) if you are calling from other country add  zero six three (063). Here are from land lines and mobile cellular codes: Landline Telephone Codes Abangan Bulacan 4422 Abucay Bataan 47 Agoo La Union 72 Alaminos Pangasinan 75 Alcala Pangasinan 75 Alicia Isabela 78 Alimodian Iloilo 33 Alitagtag Batangas 43 Angat Bulacan 44 Angeles City Pampanga 45 Antique Aklan 36 Apalit Pampanga 45 Aparri Cagayan Valley 78 Argao Cebu 3230 Asingan Pangasinan 75 Atimonan Quezon 42 Aurora Isabela 78 Bacolod City Negros Occidental 34 Bacolor Pampanga 45 Bacoor Cavite 46 Bagabag Nueva Vizcaya 78 Bago Negros Occidental 3461 Bagon-Taas Bukidnon 88 Baguio City Benguet 74 Bais Negros Oriental 35 Balagtas Bulacan 44 Balamban Cebu 32 Balanga Bataan 47 Balayan Batangas 43 Baliuag Bulacan 44 Ballesteros Cagayan Valley 78 Balungao Pangasinan 75 Bamban Tarlac 45 Bambang Nueva Vizcaya 78 Ban...

Below is the list of the Zip Code used in the country of Philippines. Though we do not use much of the postal code nowadays as much as before there are still some uses such as in geological location as one of indicators used by some GPS sites.  It is also interesting to know that there are places or towns that has two or several Zip Codes such as the Philippine Military Academy which is located in Baguio  and has a different Zip Code from the city of Baguio. It is also add to my knowledge that there are P.O Boxes that have different Zip Codes. Alphabetically listed by province. Abra 2800: Bangued 2801: Dolores 2802: Lagangilang 2803: Tayum 2804: Peñarrubia 2805: Bucay 2806: Pidigan 2807: Langiden 2808: San Quintin 2809: San Isidro 2810: Manabo 2811: Villaviciosa 2812: Pilar 2813: Luba 2814: Tubo 2815: Boliney 2816: Daguioman 2817: Bucloc 2818: Sallapadan 2819: Licuan-Baay 2820: Malibcong 2821: Lacub 2822: Tineg 2823: San Juan 2824: Lagayan 2825...

Pedro Bantigue y Natividad, (January 31, 1920 – November 20, 2012) was a Filipino prelate of the Roman Catholic Church. He is notably the first bishop in the Philippines to come from Hagonoy, as well as the Province of Bulacan. Pedro N. Bantigue was born in Sta. Monica, Hagonoy, Bulacan by Marcos Bantigue and Eusebia Natividad and was ordained a priest in the Archdiocese of Manila on 31 May 1945. Shortly after his priestly ordination in 1945, he served as Private Secretary to three archbishops of Manila: Archbishop Michael J. O’Doherty, Archbishop Gabriel Reyes, and Cardinal-Archbishop Santos.  When one searches his name in the Internet you will discover one of his literary works on a thesis on Canon law he has taken in Catholic University of America on The Provincial  Council Of Manila 1771 (Its Text Followed by a Commentary on Actio II De Episcopis). He was ordained bishop on 25 July 1961 by His Eminence Rufino Jiao...