Miag-ao Church Iloilo

· Jan 5th, 2009 · 5 Comments

Probably one of the grandest churches in the Philippines. The Church of Santo Tomas de Villanueva in Miag-ao Iloilo is truly a sight to behold!

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    • http://www.fara-celulita.com/ celulita

      The impressive building, and the events following building height as shown on the site. Congratulations to her.

    • http://livingtogetherblog.com/ Living in Iloilo

      This is so nice!

      Iloilo is indeed rich in heritage, beautiful spots, good food and friendly people. Oh, well I miss Living in Iloilo

    • http://www.yahoo.com sharon carisma

      im from iloilo then pero d pa ako nakapunta personal sa miag-ao ngaun ko lng talaga nakita maganda pala ang church ng miag-ao..wish ko pag uwi ko makapag simba din dun…thnks and god bless

    • http://www.cometocapetown.com cape town hotels

      hi butee full Miag-ao Church Iloilo
      he central focus of the bas relief is Saint Christopher carrying the child Jesus on his back while picking coconut fruits. The bas relief also features tropical plants found in the island like coconut, papaya and guava.

    • http://www.edsheiltransport.com Jane

      Awesome!!!! Its one of the beautiful churches I’ve even seen!! Thank you for this Blog.