Las Pinas Day Trip (Saint Andrew's Cathedral and Santo Nino)

The last time I saw the Las Pinas Bamboo Organ was during a Field Trip when i was probably Grade 1 or 2. That was almost 30 Years ago. So we decided to visit the Bamboo Organ last Sunday, but the Church we visited turned out to be another Church!! When I looked at the Plaque outside the Church I saw Saint Joseph Cathedral, my eyes were probably playing a trick on me. It was only this morning when i ulpoaded the pictures i took that i saw that what was written on the plaque was Saint Andrew's Cathedral!! This is definitely another reason for us to go back to Las Pinas again. 

Saint Andrew's Church is located along Quirino Road in Las Pinas.


After the visit to Saint Andrew's Cathedral we proceeded to the Santo Nino de Providencia Chapel in 65 Aurora Pijuan Street, BF Resort, Las Pinas. This small chapel, this is actually just a residential house with a small chapel built outside. In this chapel, the Miraculous Santo Nino de Providencia is housed. The Santo Nino de Providencia is considered miraculous. It has been sweating healing oil for 19 years now and this oil has been considered miraculous by devotees.

Healing mass is held every 1st and 3rd Sunday of the Month.

Comments

  1. Pinoy WitJune 6, 2011 at 7:57 AM

    Wow same here! The last time I saw the bamboo organ was more than 2 decades ago. I definitely need to go back for another visit too :)

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  2. UnknownJanuary 20, 2013 at 4:45 PM

    when po ung fiest d2 ngeon january 2013?... tnx

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