A. A Babaylan doesn’t usually self-ascribe. The community knows who she is and they may recognize and acknowledge her as a Babaylan.
Sister Mary John Mananzan** says: “The Babaylan in me recognizes the Babaylan in you. € When culture-bearers like Sister Mary John says this, she is acknowledging the influence of the Babaylans in her life and her own integration of the Babaylan spirit in her own life and vocation to serve. **Sister Mary John Mananzan is President of St Scholastica College.
Her chapter, “The Babaylan in Me†was her keynote speech at the FAWN2000 conference and is included in the anthology, Babaylan: Filipinos and the Call of the Indigenous†edited by Leny Strobel and published by Ateneo de Davao University in 2010. More.
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