The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898 — Volume 28 of 55, 1637-38Volume 28 — Chapter VIIIReading editionChapter navigation41 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Contents of Volume XXVIIIIllustrationsPrefaceDocuments of 1637–1638Remonstrance of Augustinians against the alternativaCorcuera’s Campaign in JoloAppendix: Religious Conditions in the Philippines during the Spanish RegimeLaws Regarding Religious in the PhilippinesJesuit Missions in 1656The Religious Estate in the PhilippinesChapter XLVIChapter XLVIIChapter XLVIIIChapter XLIXChapter LChapter LIChapter LIIIChapter LIVChapter LVChapter LVIChapter LVIIChapter LVIIIReligious Condition of the IslandsChapter IIChapter IIIChapter IVChapter VChapter VIChapter VIIChapter VIIIChapter IXChapter XIVChapter XVEcclesiastical Survey of the PhilippinesCharacter and Influence of the FriarsEcclesiastical System in the PhilippinesCharacter and Influence of the FriarsThe Augustinian Recollects in the PhilippinesPresent Condition of the Catholic Religion in FilipinasBibliographical DataTable of ContentsPrevious chapter ←Volume 28 — Chapter VIINext chapter →Volume 28 — Chapter IXAll chapters and sections (41)Volume 28 · Sections28Volume 28 · Other sectionsIllustrationsPrefaceDocuments of 1637–1638Remonstrance of Augustinians against the alternativaCorcuera’s Campaign in JoloAppendix: Religious Conditions in the Philippines during the Spanish RegimeLaws Regarding Religious in the PhilippinesJesuit Missions in 1656The Religious Estate in the PhilippinesVolume 28 · Chapters464748495051535455565758Volume 28 · Other sectionsReligious Condition of the IslandsVolume 28 · Chapters234567891415Volume 28 · Other sectionsEcclesiastical Survey of the PhilippinesCharacter and Influence of the FriarsEcclesiastical System in the PhilippinesCharacter and Influence of the FriarsThe Augustinian Recollects in the PhilippinesPresent Condition of the Catholic Religion in FilipinasBibliographical DataTable of ContentsOf the convents and hospitals of the reverend fathers of St. John of GodNotes in this chapterNote 1 · The Order of St. John of God arrived at these islands in the year 1641. Their religious founded their first hospital outside the Manila wallNote 2 · In the village of San Roque, outside the Cavite walls, those same religious had another hospital, the land of which was encroached upon by t← Chapter VIIChapter IX →