Articles in the Regions Category
Carcar, Cebu, Headline, Regions, Simbahan, Visayas »
Carcar is located at the eastern coast of Cebu south of the capital, Cebu City. It is bounded by San Fernando in the north, Sibonga in the south and Barili in the west. It’s beautiful church overlooks the equally beautiful heritage town, the only one of its kind in the province with its many ancestral houses from different periods.
Cebu, Cebu City, Oslob, Visayas »
I visited the Basilica del Sto. Nino, the Augustinian convent in Cebu last 31 October to take photos around the church for a future post at my travel blog, langyaw.com. When I went out, I was surprised that the centuries old icon of the Inmaculada Concepcion (Immaculate Concepcion) of Oslob Church was just outside, encased in clear plexiglass and there were two long lines infront where people waited to come close and touch it.
Cabatuan, Camposanto, Chapel, Ilocos Sur, Iloilo, Laguna, Lost & Ruins, Lucban, Luzon, Malabon, Metro Manila, Miag-ao, Nagcarlan, Quezon, San Joaquin, Sta. Maria, Tabaco City, Tayabas, Vigan »
Extant mortuary chapels in the country are hard to find. Except maybe if you are in the province of Iloilo where there are a few excellent examples. However, beyond that province and Cebu, there are also scattered across the rest of the regions but not all and I haven’t seen one from Mindanao. During my travels, I was able to find some that are now posted here.
Argao, Camposanto, Cebu, Cebu City, Chapel, Dalaguete, Lost & Ruins, Oslob, Regions, Sibonga, Visayas »
The cemetery and mortuary chapels in Cebu are not as grand as those in Iloilo and are in different degrees of condition with most having been renovated and one in near collapse. In this post, I am presenting the eight cemetery and mortuary chapels that can be found in Cebu: Calamba (Cebu City), Sibonga, Argao, Dalaguete and Oslob.









