We are experimenting with different ways of presenting our church visits to you. This is the latest method. Please take a few minutes to view the presentation and then let us know what you think. Should we make more presentations like this or should we stick to the good old way of doing things? It’s up to you, so please let us know your thoughts. Thanks!
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Birhen Sa Barangay,
Church of Santo Niño de Arevalo, Villa de Arevalo, Iloilo
One of the most beautiful images of the “Birhen Sa Barangay” is the statue we encountered at the Church of Santo Niño de Arevalo in nearby Villa de Arevalo, only minutes from our home base. Continue Reading
This is our first Filipino Church since our return from our Hong Kong, Kowloon and Macau Wanderings. We are excited because it is an important church being the home of the third oldest statue of Santo Niño in the country. This is the Church of Santo Niño de Arevalo in Villa, Iloilo. We hope you enjoy your visit.
The Santo Niño de Arevallo Statue
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Every good thing comes to an end. And we have to head for home after a week in the Hong Kong and Macau area. We saw a lot of interesting things and met some interesting people. Sometime soon, we’re hoping to get back to Macau for more explorations…we’ll see.
Au revoir Hong Kong et Macau, à bientôt!
click here to enjoy our last episode in Hong Kong & Macau and “THE REST OF THE STORY“
Wow, nice or what?
We just added our new banner and logo to our site and we want to know what you think of it. It’s the work of web designer and graphic artist Tom Collins of Guimaras. Thanks for the great job Tom!
There will be a couple more such adjustments made in the next month or so, so keep an eye out for more…
We were fortunate, indeed, to obtain permission from the copyright owner to use these rare and important photographs on our site. We hope you enjoy them as much as we do!
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We have opened a new community Facebook page combining our two websites, www.historicphilippines.com and www.oldphilippines.com.
And better still, you can participate in providing content to the page if you wish. Just get approved and you’ll able to contribute.
I hope you will LIKE US also and find the posts both interesting and meaningful. Hope to see you there often – it can be accessed at:
WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/HISTORICOLDPHILIPPINES
Check it out, I think you’ll like it.
