Dambanang Kawayan
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The chapel of Tipas formerly belonged to the parish of St. Anne. On November 17, 1969, Rufino Cardinal Santos formally erected the parish under the patronage of St. John the Baptist. The first parish priest appointed was Rev. Fr. Ruben J. Villote. The word "Tipas" comes from the word "Tinagpas" or "Tiga-gapas" because the original Tipaseños were farmers.
Chapels:
1. Holy Cross of Palingon 2. Resurreccion of Ibayo-Tipas 3. San Antonio de Padua of Calzada-Tipas 4. San Isidro of Manunuso 5. San Roque of Ibayo-Calzada 6. Sto. Cristo of Virata
Land Area
Total land area: 3.62 square kilometers Parish lot area: 27,531 square meters
Boundaries
Northeast: Laguna Lake Northwest: Pateros and Pasig Southeast: Barangay Sta. Ana Southwest: Barangay Ususan and Tuktukan
Parish Priest
1. Rev. Fr. Ruben J. Villote 1969-1976 2. Rev. Fr. Victorino S. Lanuevo 1976-1977 3. Rev. Fr. Romeo M. Castro SVD 1977-1978 4. Rev. Fr. Benedicto A. Jayoma 1978-1983 5. Rev. Fr. Alex V. Amandy 1983-1985 6. Rev. Fr. Francisco M. Ungria 1985-1986 7. Rev. Fr. Jose F. Superiaso 1986-1989 8. Rev. Fr. Lazaro B. Abaco 1989-1992 9. Rev. Fr. Medardo E. Ong 1992-1992 10. Rev. Fr. Estanislao A. Soria 1992-1995 11. Rev. Fr. Roy S. Limquiaco 1995-1998 12. Rev. Fr. Leo Nilo S. Mangussad 1998-1999 13. Rev. Fr. Bernardino S. Yebra 1999-2000 14. Rev. Fr. Orlando B. Cantillon 2000-2006 15. Rev. Fr. Jorge Jesus A. Belosillo 2006-
