The Malate Church is a Baroque-style church which faces a small park and beyond that Manila Bay. The church was built originally on this spot in the sixteenth century by the Augustinians, and is one of the oldest churches in Manila outside of Intramuros.
Brief History:
British soldiers took refuge in this church during their occupation […]

Popularity: 20% [?]

Brief Description

St James the Great Parish is located inside Ayala Alabang Village, an exclusive suburban residence south of Manila favored by more affluent Filipinos.

The church was perfect for the couple. Old-world elegance meets luxury. A beautiful altar it has and this church can have their aircons turned on during the ceremony.
This church can accommodate […]

Popularity: 18% [?]

Situated in Aurora Boulevard in New Manila, Quezon City, Mount Carmel is another church favored for weddings. With its large, ornate array of stained glass windows, the church is romantic as it is serene.

Just a short history of the church…On Dec. 30, 1954, the cornerstone for the church was blessed by Archbishop Vagnozzi […]

Popularity: 21% [?]

Paco Park Church or St. Pancratius Chapel
Brief Description:
Again this is one of the edifices built during the Spanish regime completed in 1820. It is actually a former municipal cemetery for the well-heeled and established aristocratic Spanish families.
On December 30, 1896, Dr. Jose P. Rizal, was interred in Paco Park after his […]

Popularity: 25% [?]

Brief Description:
Built in 1999, this is the only church in Roxas Boulevard and one of the newer places of worship in Metro Manila. I believe that both the altars of the Shrine of Jesus and St. James the Great in Ayala, Alabang were done by the same person. It is made of wood and colored […]

Popularity: 19% [?]