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Bantayan, Catmon, Cebu, Daan Bantayan, Regions, San Remegio, Simbahan, Sogod, Visayas »

25 Mar 2010 | 3 Comments
Visita Iglesia: North Cebu Churches, part 2 of 2

This is the fourth installment of my Visita Iglesia series focusing on the northern churches that are still standing in the province. This part features the churches of Catmon, Sogod, San Remegio, Daan Bantayan and Bantayan

Cebu, Cebu City, Compostela, Danao, Liloan, Poro, Regions, Simbahan, Visayas »

24 Mar 2010 | 6 Comments
Visita Iglesia: North Cebu Churches, part 1 of 2

This is the third installment of my Visita Iglesia series focusing on the northern churches that are still standing in the province. This part features the Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral and the churches of Liloan Compostela, Danao and Poro in Camotes.

Books, Cebu, Featured, Regions, Visayas »

2 Dec 2009 | 16 Comments
<em>Balaanong Bahandi</em>, a handsome book

Balaanong Bahandi is your ultimate guide to the Archidocese of Cebu’s architectural heritage.

Books, Cebu, Regions, Visayas »

26 Nov 2009 | 7 Comments
<em>Balaanong Bahandi</em> book launch

After much blood, sweat and tears, so to speak, our book, Balaanong Bahandi: Sacred Treasures of the Archdiocese of Cebu will be launched formally today, 26 November 09, 1830H at the Cathedral Museum of Cebu. It is by invitation only.

Cebu, Fortifications, Oslob, Regions, Visayas »

17 Nov 2009 | 2 Comments
Unfinished Oslob Cuartel patched with marble slabs

During my revisit at the Oslob church, I was surprised that the unfinished cuartel was already cleaned up and light fixtures were already placed for spectacular lighting at night.

But what about these pink marble slabs used to patch up some gaps?

Cebu, House, Lost & Ruins, Oslob, Regions, Simbahan, Visayas »

15 Nov 2009 | One Comment
Revisiting Oslob Church, still a long way to go

Nineteen months after the fire in Oslob Church, the second in its history, I visited the church again during a south Cebu trip and from what I have found, there is still so much to do.