On this very rainy day when we celebrate our 114th Independence Day, let me take you on a tour of beautiful old churches in the province of Laguna.
Before the sun rose, D & friends took off on the last day of May for Laguna. Armed with their cameras, they were on a 'mission' to capture as many churches as possible on film.
(1) St. Peter of Alcantara Parish Church, Pakil
(2) St. John the Apostle Church, Paete
(3) St. John the Baptist Church aka Longos Church, Kalayaan
(4) San Sebastian Parish Church, Lumban
(5) Sta. Maria Magdalena Church, Magdalena
(6) the rose colored St. Gregory the Great Parish Church, Majayjay
(7) the famous red bricks of St. John the Baptist Parish, Liliw
(8) Cathedral Church of St. Paul, San Pablo
(9) St. Bartholomew Parish Church, Nagcarlan
They also included this historical landmark in their itinerary
Before the sun rose, D & friends took off on the last day of May for Laguna. Armed with their cameras, they were on a 'mission' to capture as many churches as possible on film.
(1) St. Peter of Alcantara Parish Church, Pakil
(2) St. John the Apostle Church, Paete
(3) St. John the Baptist Church aka Longos Church, Kalayaan
(4) San Sebastian Parish Church, Lumban
(5) Sta. Maria Magdalena Church, Magdalena
(6) the rose colored St. Gregory the Great Parish Church, Majayjay
(7) the famous red bricks of St. John the Baptist Parish, Liliw
(8) Cathedral Church of St. Paul, San Pablo
(9) St. Bartholomew Parish Church, Nagcarlan
They also included this historical landmark in their itinerary
2 comments:
That's a lot of churches, and I love the old, historical look. The churches where I grew up are newer and have no Spanish influence.
Yes I was amazed they managed to see that many churches in just one day. Well they did leave at the unholy hour of 4am.
I'm sure you get to see several ancient churches when you travel. I have quite an affinity for old churches and I make it a point to visit them when I traveled. :)
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