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-The Archdiocesan Shrine of Santo Niño de Midsayap is a parish and shrine located in the municipality of [[Midsayap]], [[North Cotabato]] under the ecclesiastical jurisdiction of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Cotabato. The parish and shrine is under the management of the Missionary [[Oblates of Mary Immaculate]], a religious institute of pontifical right founded by Saint Eugene de Mazenod in France.
-==History==
-Santo Niño Parish was established in 1939 through the efforts of a French-Canadian missionary named Egide Beaudin who took the challenge of evangelizing the people of the vast territory of Cotabato delta which was populated by migrants from Visayas and Luzo.
-"Father Gil", as Egide Beaudin was called by the people, learned the Cebuano language in just a few of his stays in the area. He went to far-flung barrios of the present [[Pigcawayan]], [[Libungan]], [[Alamada]], [[Midsayap]] and [[Aleosan]]. His most important and significant achievement was the construction of a church which was formally constructed and dedicated in time for the celebration of a fiesta in honor of its patron saint, Santo Nino.
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