Blogs about: Visita Yglesia
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Baclaran Day
The Redemptorist Church in Baclaran is one of the most popular religious shrines in the Philippines. Every Wednesday, a great number of devotees flock the National Shrine Our Mother of Perpetual H… more →
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Baclaran Day
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traveler on foot wrote 1 year ago: The Redemptorist Church in Baclaran is one of the most popular religious shrines in the Philippi … more →
San Miguel de Manila
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traveler on foot wrote 1 year ago: The historic past of the second shrine of San Miguel de Manila includes being the parish church … more →
Pakil’s Centuries-old Church of San Pedro de Alcantara
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traveler on foot wrote 1 year ago: The church of Pakil is one of the best preserved in Laguna. Built in 1684, it stands as a fine … more →
The Newly Painted San Sebastian Church
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traveler on foot wrote 1 year ago: When we first heard that new coats of paint were applied to the rusting San Sebastian Church, we … more →
The Church of Sta. Cruz and the British Surrender of Manila to Governor Simon de Anda
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traveler on foot wrote 1 year ago: Sta. Cruz Church in Manila is surrounded by three open spaces; in front is Plaza Santa Cruz wh … more →
Colonial Makati
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traveler on foot wrote 1 year ago: Religious orders were first in detecting Makati’s potential. When Bishop Domingo Salazar OP sought … more →
A World Treasure in Las Piñas
traveler on foot wrote 1 year ago: The Las Piñas Bamboo Organ is the only pipe organ in the world made of bamboo. It has survived w … more →
A Repository of Folk Memory
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traveler on foot wrote 1 year ago: The hilly town of Majayjay in Laguna has been on the map every single day since it was founded in … more →
Visita Yglesia via Legendary Towns below the Mystical Mount Banahaw
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traveler on foot wrote 1 year ago: Towering high over the provinces of Laguna and Quezon is Mount Banahaw. This dormant volcano is beli … more →
Visita Yglesia via the Lake Towns of Laguna
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traveler on foot wrote 1 year ago: It is during Maundy Thursdays when people on Visita Yglesia make their way to fourteen churches as a … more →
Bohol Churches: A Legacy of Christianity
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traveler on foot wrote 1 year ago: Bohol is one of the first islands in the Philippines to receive evangelization from the Spanish miss … more →
Nuestra Señora de Gratia
traveler on foot wrote 1 year ago: Located on top of a hill where EDSA crosses the Pasig River is the Church of Nuestra Señora de Grati … more →
The Largest Basilica in the Orient
traveler on foot wrote 1 year ago: Traveler on Foot took a short break from the bustle of Manila and goes on a religious and cultural j … more →
The Church of Binondo
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traveler on foot wrote 1 year ago: The church of Binondo was originally one of the wealthiest and best built in Manila. Founde … more →
Santuario de San Pedro Bautista
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traveler on foot wrote 1 year ago: The church in San Francisco del Monte was an old settlement that is now a thickly populated district … more →
Shrine of Remedies
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traveler on foot wrote 1 year ago: On February 2, the Catholic Church celebrates the Feast of the Purification of Virgin Mary and the … more →
San Agustin Church
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traveler on foot wrote 1 year ago: San Agustin Church is the only one of the original seven churches in Intramuros to have survived the … more →
The Art of Manila Cathedral
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traveler on foot wrote 1 year ago: The 8th Manila Cathedral A victim of natural calamities and the last great world war, the Manila … more →
Who designed the San Sebastian Church?
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traveler on foot wrote 1 year ago: Right at the heart of Paris stands the Eiffel Tower. This colossal steel-structure was named aft … more →
