HISTORY
HISTORY
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“Sucat” originated from the word sukat, which means measurement. Before the establishment of the barangay during the Spanish era, the community was measured several times by the Posadas family. Don Juan Posadas was able to build a mansion called “Hacienda Rosario” and was able to acquire all the land he wanted to measure the community. The neighboring area comprises three (3) sections namely: Ibaba, Ilaya and Daang Hari. Sucat is geographically located on a flat higher plain along the edge of Laguna de Bay.
NOTEWORTHY LANDMARKS
Sucat People's Park
Sucat People's Park
Sucat People's Park, commonly known as Sucat Park or Sucmun Park, is a lakeside park on the Laguna de Bay shores. It's a public community park lined with palm trees with a boardwalk and pier that extends into Laguna de Bay.
Bellini Suites at Presidio, Lakefront
Bellini Suites at Presidio, Lakefront
Bellini Suites At Presidio Lakefront offers a serene environment with excellent views of the Sierra Madre Mountains and Laguna de Bay, as well as an outdoor pool and on-site fitness center.
Shrine of our Lady of Miraculous Medal
This shrine is open seven days a week and is claimed to be a public sanctuary. Through this shrine, pilgrims enjoy the "silence of the heart". Daily life is sacramental with the daily masses, sacrament of reconciliation, weekly novenas, and more.
LOCALE SHOWCASE
Street Map of Barangay Sucat Street View of Barangay Sucat
Street Map of Barangay Sucat Street View of Barangay Sucat
Population: 57,504
Total Households: 11,500
Total Land Area: 2.623 sq. kms.
SPECIAL EVENTS
The Devotion to Sto. Domingo de Guzman of Barangay Sucat
The image of Santo Domingo of Barangay Sucat (St. Dominic de Guzman) is the focal point of devotion in Barangay Sucat. This image is enshrined under the jurisdiction of the Shrine of Our Lady of Miraculous Medal. Numerous miracles were dedicated to his intercession and the devotion to him grew as years passed. In this present day, the 8th of August is festively celebrated as an act of perpetual thanksgiving.
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