of Surigao del Norte. 1989: Aloysius Schwartz, a parish priest who founded the Boystown and Girlstown complexes in Bacolod, Sta. Mesa for orphans and children of underprivileged families 1990: Miguel C. Cruz, a physician who has rendered free medical services to needy villagers of barrios in Bukidnon and Misamis Oriental 1991: Teresita K. Arandia, a nun who has tended to the needs of paraplegics in Bahay Pangarap, Bahay Kakayahan, and Bahay Liwanag, and in other homes for the disabled 1992: Aleli G. Quirino, founder and director of the St. Martin de Porres Hospital (formerly St. Martin de Porres Clinic) 1993: Eva D. Maamo, a physician who led several medical missions across the Philippines and provided free medical clinics and feeding centers to depressed areas 1994: Soledad L. Bersamina, a nun working with forgotten and displaced Aetas at Floridablanca and Porac, Pampanga 1995: Pierno Rolliardi, a parish priest involved as the “Builder of the Emmaus Village” in depressed areas in Moonwalk, Talon, Las Piñas 1996: Esperanza G. Valenzona, a lawyer active in advocacy for juvenile delinquents and street children in Cebu City 1998: Pierre T. Tritz, a Jesuit missionary and founder of the Educational Research and Development Assistance Foundation which supports schooling, and Milagros A. Dayrit, involved in the Mother Rosa Memorial Foundation for empowering the poor 1999: Paula Valeriana V. Baertz, a missionary engaged in nursing the disabled at the National Orthopedic Hospital and Tahanang Walang Hagdanan, and Milagros B. Alarcon, a missionary who co-founded the Catholic Tokyo International Center and gave aid to Filipinos in Japan 2000: Gratian Murry, priest and founder of the Bacolod Boy’s Home and St. Joseph’s High School, who has given aid to thousands of street children and orphans of Bacolod, and Maggiorina N. Arenas, who has worked with the Mangyans in the mountains of Oriental Mindoro 2001: Charles van den Ouwelant, Bishop Emeritus and founder of “A Chance for The Poor Foundation” who has provided free medical aid to the indigenous people of Mindanao, particularly the Lumads, and Leonor Ines-Luciano, regarded as a champion of humanitarian law, who has organized various programs for youth offenders, abused women and abandoned children 2002: Laureana Franco (also known as "Ka Luring"), teaching catechism to children in public schools, to seminarians, and to lay people in the archdiocese of Manila, and recipient of the Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice in 1990, and Carmen V. Locsin (also known as Sister