
Facade details: a shell bas relief atop the first level windows
Pitogo Church is one of four heritage churches in Quezon province’s Bondoc Peninsula and is interesting in its not so usual form with its semicircular pediment. Unlike other churches that have elaborate details, this one is rather austere.
The church facade has three levels that more or less follows the typical Philippine church facade: main portal flanked by a niche, second level with windows at the sides and center and a pediment with a small rose window where an image of its patron saint, St. Paul, is placed.

Facade of the Pitogo Church

Facade details: book and sword bas relief atop the second level central window

Facade details: wheels and flora (?) bas relief at the third level capital

Facade details: left, decorative column at the facade; right, crown bas relief atop the main entrance

Side facade entrance
Like the main facade of the church, there are bas relief and decorative columns too.

Side entrance facade column and bishop’s mitre bas relief atop the side entrance

The side facade niches flanking the portal

Second level details of side entrance facade

Capital details of columns of side entrance facade

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