Churches

It is evident in Philippine history that this country has been strongly influenced by the Catholic practices of the Spaniards and many historical landmarks and buildings throughout the country show proof of that. Cebu is no exception and it is even home to the Basilica Minore del Santo Niño, the …

December 2020: Simala Church is now open to the public. Face mask and face shield are a must. Visitors must also observe social distancing at all times. Nestled in the uphill area of upper Lindogon, Simala, Sibonga, Cebu is the Monastery of the Holy Eucharist, or popularly known as the …

To the Catholic devotees, Visita Iglesia is an important tradition during the Holy Week as a form of pilgrimage. Usually done in a single day (or several days until Easter Sunday), devotees visit at least 7 churches, reflecting and saying a prayer at each stop. If you are not keen …

Cebu never disappoints. It boasts more than its awe-inspiring natural resources, it is also a melting pot of history! Being the cradle of Christianity in the Philippines, it is not a surprise that Cebu is the home of several beautiful and historic churches.Famous for its grandiose architectural design, both tourists …

Here comes the bride! As it seems, this phrase is the craze nowadays — weddings are almost everywhere! The celebration of love and union have never been very well-documented. The dress, the vows, the rings and the crucial part – the wedding venue. The churches themselves have certain charms that …

Don’t have plans yet this holy week? Forget about island hopping, beach hopping, mountain hopping, or waterfall chasing. It’s the best time to try and experience CHURCH HOPPING in Southern Cebu! Instead of grabbing for something that can feed your adventurous soul why not feed your soul with faith and …