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Año de 1640—Información sobre el milagro que Nuestra Señora de Caysasay usó con Juan Ynbin, sangley cristiano.

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Original Translated

El licenciado Francisco de la Roca, clérigo presbítero, promotor fiscal de este Arzobispado de Manila por el Ilustrísimo Señor fray Hernando Guerrero, arzobispo metropolitano de estas islas Filipinas y del Consejo de Su Majestad,
nuncio cursor nombrado para la información que el maestro Joseph
Cabral, cura beneficiado del partido de Balayan hizo por
comisión de Vuestra Señoría Ilustrísima sobre la averiguación del milagro que
Nuestra Señora de Casaysay obró con Juan Ynbin, sangley cristiano,
que después de haberle dado cuatro heridas penetrantes, dos en el
cerebro que le cortaron los nervios y sólo dejaron el tragadero,
y otras dos de punta de lanza, una en la tetilla derecha
y la otra en el costado; y echado por muerto amarrado con una
trompa al mar en quince brazas de fondo, cuarto y medio de
legua lejos de tierra, y haberle traído Nuestra Señora de Casaysay sobre
una hoja blanca a la playa, apartándole los caimanes y peces
por donde pasaba, y de allí lo llevó al pueblo de Bombon;
y pasado el río del dicho pueblo a pie enjuto, y haberle traído al
paraje donde le hallaron que fue adonde están unas bóvedas
de piedra en que está el agua santa, con mucha arboleda
espesa y lo demás que consta por su confesión y por los testigos
instrumentales que le echaron por muerto al mar,
amarrado como dicho es; y otros que lo vieron y conocieron
y conocían antes de haberle herido, y ser patente todo lo
referido como consta y parece por la dicha información
y el testimonio de las cuatro heridas. Y que le han visto
andar por su pie sin ayuda alguna, todo lo cual no puede
ser naturalmente sino por obra divina. Y así no se
me ofrece qué alegar ni decir contra la dicha información
cosa alguna. Hecho en Manila, en treinta días del mes
de enero de mil seiscientos cuarenta años.
[rúbrica] Francisco de la Roca.

Original Translated

The licentiate Francisco de la Roca, the presbyter cleric, fiscal promoter of
this Archbishopric of Manila, by the order of the Most Illustrious Lord Fray Hernando
Guerrero, Metropolitan Archbishop of these Philippine Islands and of the Council of his Majesty,
papal messenger named for the investigation that Master Joseph
Cabral, the priest assigned to the district of Balayan by the
commission of Our Most Illustrious Lordship for the investigation of the miracle that
Our Lady of Casaysay performed for Juan Ynbin, Christian Sangley.
After having received four deep wounds, two in the
brain that cut his nerves. And [the nerves that were left intact] were the ones on his throat.
And the other two he received were piercing he received, one on his right breast
and the other on his side. And he was thrown into the sea where there was a depth of
fifteen fathoms, with his hands tied and with a next brace, at four and a half
leagues from the land. And Our Lady of Casaysay brought him on top of
a white leaf to the shore, moving away from his way all the caimans and the fish
and from there she took him to the town of Bombon.
And having passed the river of the said town while keeping him dry. And she brought him
to the resting place where he was found in the vault
of stone where they have the holy water, with a lot of dense
woods. And the rest that is relevant to this confession and to what the key witnesses
who threw him into the sea, tied up as it has been said. And [it is relevant to] the others who saw him and recognized him,
and knew him before they wounded him. And everything that has been
referenced is evident as it appears and it has been stated by the investigation
and the testimony of the four wounds. And he has been seen
walking on his own without any help, which he could not do
naturally without divine deeds. And so I do not have anything
else to offer, not a thing to allege against the said investigation.
Made in Manila, on the thirtieth day of the month
of January of sixteen forty.
[signature] Francisco de la Roca


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