Visita Iglesia de Batangas

We were just supposed to go to Taal and visit the Taal Basilica, Caysasay Church and the Well of Sta Lucia but our trip turned out to be a Batangas Visita Iglesia. 

My sister said that on a Visita Iglesia, you should Visit 7 Churches and make a wish.  We actually made a visit to 8 Churches plus a Visit to 2 Ruins of Churches (I think that doesnt count as they are RUINS). 

We started the Batangas Visita Iglesia with a Visit to the Saint Isidore the Farmer Church located in Cuenca Town.



The 2nd Church we visited was the Saint Martin of Tours Basilica or the Taal Basilica which is the Biggest Catholic Church in Asia.


3rd Church was the Our Lady of Caysasay Church.


4th Church was the Church of Jesus Christ Holy Cross in Lemery Batangas (This Church is relatively young)


The 5th Church was the Church of Calaca Batangas.


6th Stop was at the Balayan Church or the Immaculate Concepcion Church.


7th was the Church of Tuy located in the town of Tuy.


and Finally the last Church we visited, the John the Baptist Church in Lian.

Comments

  1. tinaMay 3, 2011 at 4:30 PM

    wow! parang pareho tau ng pinuntahan :)

    We also had our vista iglesia sa Batangas. Nice ang mga heritage churches :)

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