Sta. Rosa de Lima Church, Alcoy, Cebu

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For our last church stop during Maundy Thursday's Visita Iglesia, we went to the Sta. Rosa de Lima Church in Alcoy, Cebu.

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the main altar

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a closer look at the frescoes on the ceiling

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facing the right of the nave

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facing the left of the nave where some parishioners were gathered for prayer


Comments

  1. Dominique Goh4/9/13, 12:25 PM

    Lovely deco in the church..so bright and pretty the colors.

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  2. January Zelene4/9/13, 12:25 PM

    The church is magnificent! :)

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  3. Farida4/9/13, 2:01 PM

    The church's facade looks so inviting and colorful!

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  4. eLLa (r)4/9/13, 4:38 PM

    There's a lot of nice churches there in Cebu. Bet it's the 1st Catholic community in the country.

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  5. Jhari4/9/13, 8:27 PM

    What a beautiful church! Love the looks of it.

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  6. Melgie Campbell4/10/13, 11:06 AM

    Beautiful church!

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  7. aby ♥4/10/13, 11:15 AM

    the architectural design of the church is amazing! :)

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