Gregorio Yabes
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Gregorio Yabes | |
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Workplace(s) | Quezon Memorial College |
Spouse(s) | Rosario Cleto |
Gregorio Yabes was a Filipino saucerian, founder of the Flying Saucer and Cosmic Ray Fellowship and AFSCA Unit No. 11 at Quezon City, Philippines.
Selected Bibliography
- Yabes, Gregorio (1969), A Christmas Message to All Creatures of This Planet — this pamphlet contains a message from the Cosmic Master OGMA OGA, another name for the Christian God, in which it is stated that the earth's surface will be "cleansed" with fire and water, destroying all animal and plant life, and the new world will be repopulated by some three and a half million peoples, principally chosen from the Ilocano people, along with a few American and Japanese people, and that the Ilocano language will be the new "universal language of the future."
Press Coverage
- Magda, Rico R. (1986), Beckley, Timothy Green, ed., "UFOS Around the World: There are Sightings Galore in the Philippines", UFO Review (24): 22, 24, https://archive.org/details/UFO_Review_No_24/page/n11/mode/2up
Dr. Gregorio Yabes reported that he himself saw some UFOs on two occasions. First was In May, 1947, at about 6:30 P.M. at the construction site of the Quezon Memorial College (QMC). Upon looking up, he saw a motionless, cigar-shaped object with portholes from out of which a bright light was leaking.
His second sighting was at 5 P.M. on May, 1950, atop the QMC building. He said that he saw 7 helmet-like flying objects glistening with light from the setting sun. Some of these flew together while others flew separately.
So intrigued did Dr. Gregorio Yabes become with UFOs that in 1956, he formed the Flying Saucer and Cosmic Ray Fellowship, Inc. aimed at studying UFO sightings and the “messages” from them.
Asked about any beings that might possibly be Inside the UFOs, Dr. Yabes reportedly said, “These are beings similar to us, many of whom originally came from earth but now populate other planets.” Asked about what planet they came from he answered “Saturn — the most thickly populated planet.”