The Province of Quezon is so huge that it has 2 Dioceses and 1 Prelature – the Diocese of Lucena covering the southern part, the Diocese of Gumaca covering the eastern part and the Prelature of Infanta covering the northern part of Quezon and the entire Province of […]
Another great option for a Visita Iglesia from Manila is the Province of Cavite. Cavite has some century-old churches that are at par or similar to the ones in other provinces of CALABARZON and promises a great itinerary for Visita Igelsia. In fact, when I did my Cavite […]
Doing Visita Iglesia in Batangas has become very convenient because of STAR Tollway (Southern Tagalog Arterial Road) that runs from Sto. Tomas to Batangas City. STAR Tollway is directly connected to the South Luzon Expressway (SLEX) and travel time from Manila to Batangas City is barely 2 hours […]
Holy week or not, these 7 Century Old Churches in Laguna are worth visiting because of their historical and cultural value. And as a cultural and religious tradition among Filipino Catholics, doing a Visita Iglesia during Maundy Thursday is a way of getting closer to God while remembering […]
Summer in the Philippines means fun in the sea, sand and sky. Though for the non-beach(y) ones it means foods, festivals and friends. Any reason however for summer, the fun never stops in the Philippines. Here are beaches near Manila that can be visited for a Day Trip. […]
When taking a journey overseas, it’s important to try and stay as healthy as possible throughout the course of the expedition. While some things can’t be avoided, you can at least take some preventative measures to try and ensure you stay right as rain. Here are six healthy […]
The crazy idea with this plan is to travel across Europe in 101 days covering as many countries as possible starting in London, England and the rest of UK then to Belgium going north to east to south to west and to end the journey in Paris, France. […]
New York is a majestic city with countless sight attractions to enjoy and experience. Many have tried to see everything there is to see in New York in a limited amount of time. Trust me; this is mission impossible. As long as you accept this one fact, you […]
To travel is to experience a destination in all its splendour. To do that you’ll need, of course, cash. It can be quite a doozy to maintain a healthy cash flow knowing all the expenses you are burdened with even before the wheels of the airplane to your […]
Upon arrival in the beautiful city of Haifa and before we went to the Basilica of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, our tour bus took 5 rounds at the rotunda in front of the Baha’i World Center set on foot of Mt. Carmel. The area is inscribed under […]
Halfway between Haifa and Tel Aviv and on our way to Jerusalem, we stopped at the City of Caesarea to visit the famous Caesarea Aqueduct built along the beach of the Mediterranean Sea (the southern portion of the aqueduct). Caesarea Maritima now the modern city of Caesarea was […]
The first public miracle of Jesus is the turning of water into wine during a Jewish wedding in Cana where He, Mary and some of His disciples attended. During the wedding, Mary told Jesus that there is no more wine and that Jesus responded that His time has […]
Not far from Capernaum and the Sea of the Galilee is the Church of the Multiplication of Loaves and Fish or commonly called the Church of the Multiplication. It was first built in 350AD and the current one was built in 1982. It sits upon the ruins of […]
Scholars, historians and theologians believe with absolute certainty – which can be established with unprecedented verifiable facts – that there are two events in the life of Jesus that are very impossible to doubt or deny and these are: His baptism by John the Baptist and His crucifixion. […]
After visiting the Man on Galilee Museum where I saw the 2000-year old wooden boat and after experiencing that boat ride on the lake, I was eagerly excited for lunch. Our tour guide told us that our lunch today is something very special because we will have St […]
After the boat ride experience on the Sea of Galilee, we headed to the Man in the Galilee Museum just beside the docking area. The museum, officially called Yigal Alon Museum, houses the 2000 years old boat believed to have been used during the time of Jesus. The […]
No Holy Land pilgrimage tour is complete without a boat ride on the Sea of Galilee. We headed for this trip before lunch and no food is served here unlike the floating restaurants we have in Loboc River, Bohol. I like the idea that the boat ride is […]
