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Manila Churches
June 10, 2009Christianity is the major religion in the Philippines. It was brought by the Spaniards when they invade the Philippines many years ago. Most of the churches in the Philippines particularly in Metro Manila are ones that had been built in the Spaniards era. These churches have been influenced by baroque style. Most of the churches has been preserved over the years and some of them where reconstructed due to the different calamities that affected their structure.
Some of the well known churches in the metro is the Manila Cathedral, it is located inside the “Walled City” or known as the Intramuros . Most of the weddings were held here especially those who belong to the well known family or celebrity in the metropolis. The church is dedicated to Saint Mary under the title of “Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception“, in her role as patroness of the Philippines.
Malate Church is located in Malate, Manila along the Roxas Boulevard, it faces a small park which is the Rajah Sulayman and the Manila Bay. It’s is a Baroque style church that was originally built in sixteenth century by the Augustinians. The church is dedicated to “Nuestra Senora de Remedios” (”Our Lady of Remedies”), the patroness of childbirth.
San Agustine Church is the oldest church in the Philippines, it is also located inside the “Walled City” which is the Intramuros. The Baroque touches can be most seen around the church, from its crave wooden door to its ceiling. The church also contains them tomb of Spaniards conquistadors Miguel Lopez de Legazpi, Juan Salcedo, and Martin de Goiti, and also some of the early Spaniard Governors- General and Archbishops. The church also hosts an image of “Our Lady of Consolation (Nuestra Senora de Consolacion y Correa)”.
Quiapo Church is officially known as the Minor Basilica of San Lorenzo Ruiz, it is located in the District of Quiapo , Manila. The church is well known across the country for it is the home of the “Black Nazarene”, it is the venerated statue of Jesus Christ because most of the Filipino believe that it has miraculous attribute. Every 9th of January the devotees gathered in Quiapo to join the yearly procession of the Black Nazarene, many sick people come to the place to pray for their health.
Manila has lot o infratructrures taht have been preserved for many years, fro the reason that MAnila has been the capital of the Spaniards during their invation in the Philippines. some of he historical places can also be seen at http://ww.manilatd.com.
The place I wish I can visit
June 8, 2009Luneta park is one of the wel known landmarks in Metro Manila. during the Spaniards ers the park is known sa bagongbayan, the park has been so well known because of tyhe history lies here. The bagonga bayan is thr place where the past hero. Dr. Jose Rizal, shot by the spaniards solidiers. This is the palce where I alwaasy pass by where I haven’t visited yet.
Its so ashamed to say that I lived here inManila for almost a decade but I have’nt tried to go there. amybe pass by in the place seeing the view from the cab. but thats its all I did. seeing it from afar..
how i wish someday, I can visit teh Luneta Park, the pride of Manileños.
To see more of the park you can visit www.manilatd.com
Philippine Independence Day
Every year Filipino celebrates its Independence day every 12th of June. I remember when I was young I was so happy hearing that its already Independence day, the reason was not about I’m happy because I’m joining them celebrating the true spirit of the celebration. But the true reason was that I’m glad and so with my cousins because we have no classes during that day. It was a national holiday. So we have the other day to extend our vacation at school.
As I grew up and start to learn lot of things at school I have learned the true essence of celebrating the Independence day. I have learned how the Filipino soldiers fight for our freedom. How they sacrifice their own life, for us to live now as a freemen. Today, as I heard the national anthem I become so emotional. Imagining how my forefathers fought for the freedom of our country. And so with our heroes. What I want to see is how this celebrated in the Luneta Park in Manila. this is where our national hero, Jose Rizal was shot by the Spaniards.very year the President of the country and some of the leaders gathered at the place to lead the flag raising ceremony.
For the month of June there will be lot of celebration in Metro Manila, not only celebrating the Independence day but also feast, you can check some of this schedule at www.manilatd.com
PHILIPPINE TRAVEL GUIDE
May 29, 2009
Manila tourist directory (MTD) is an offline and online publication. The publication will promote the tourism in Metro Manila. It will contain information of different places in Metro manila like the hotels, resort, restaurants, entertainment and the different tourist spots. Manila tourist directory will have an official website which is the www.manilatd.com. It is open for free listing, and advertisers to promote their services and products. Manila tourist directory will also provide information about the different establishments and events around Metro Manila.
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