Posts Tagged ‘Church’
San Pedro Cathedral
The San Pedro Cathedral which is situated in the heart of Davao City, which is one of the key cities in the Philippines, is also the oldest church in the metropolitan. The original structure was built by the Spanish conquerors centuries ago. In fact some of the statues and the chapel on the right side of the church were few of the things that were present during the time when the church was established.
People from Davao who are known to be devout Roman Catholics flock San Pedro Cathedral almost everyday to attend masses most especially on Sundays. It is also one of the busiest areas in the City because of the vendors and people going in and out of the church.
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The Shrine of the Holy Infant Jesus of Prague
In Davao City, Philippines there is one church that is considered as the local Mecca of Catholic devotees. The Shrine of the Holy Infant Jesus of Prague is a place of refuge and a lot of annual religious celebrations, enjoyed not just by the people of Davao but also people from far-flung areas all over the region. It is also a very favorite place for families to spend time together, especially after attending the mass, family members get to enjoy the view and the picnic area located in front of the church.
This church is located on top of a peaceful hill where people can enjoy the breathtaking views of the bustling city of Davao.
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Las Lajas Cathedral
Another basilica church that attracts tourists from all over the world is the Santuario de Las Lajas, which is located in south Colombia. In terms of architecture, the said church follows the Gothic revival style. Its name is actually derived from the Spanish word Laja which means sedimentary rock.
Looking at it from a distance, you will be amazed with how beautiful it is. Legend says that the construction of the church was based on an experience of a mother and daughter who got caught in the rain and found shelter in the stones. It is widely-believed that a Virgin Mary apparition was seen in the area.