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Cebu mourns death of National Artist Resil Mojares

The Philippine flag was flown at half-mast at the Cebu Provincial Capitol on September 7, 2026, to mourn the death of National Artist for Literature Dr. Resil Mojares, who passed away at the age of 83. Governor Pamela Baricuatro issued Executive Order No. 49 to honor Mojares, describing him as a distinguished scholar whose contributions brought pride and honor to Cebu and the Philippines. Tributes poured in from colleagues, students, and institutions, including historian Ambeth Ocampo and archaeologist Jose Eleazer 'Jobers' Bersales, who praised Mojares for his profound impact on Philippine literature, history, and culture. The University of San Carlos, where Mojares taught for decades, also expressed grief over his passing, noting his influence on generations of students and scholars. His daughter announced that his wake would be held at Cebu Rolling Hills Memorial Chapels.

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Cebu mourns death of National Artist Resil Mojares

The Philippine flag was flown at half-mast at the Cebu Provincial Capitol on September 7, 2026, to mourn the death of National Artist for Literature Dr. Resil Mojares, who passed away at the age of 83. Governor Pamela Baricuatro issued Executive Order No. 49 to honor Mojares, describing him as a distinguished scholar whose contributions brought pride and honor to Cebu and the Philippines. Tributes poured in from colleagues, students, and institutions, including historian Ambeth Ocampo and archaeologist Jose Eleazer 'Jobers' Bersales, who praised Mojares for his profound impact on Philippine literature, history, and culture. The University of San Carlos, where Mojares taught for decades, also expressed grief over his passing, noting his influence on generations of students and scholars. His daughter announced that his wake would be held at Cebu Rolling Hills Memorial Chapels.

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