| Basic information | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Location | Paseo del Congreso, Barangay San Gabriel, Malolos City, Bulacan, Philippines | ||
| Affiliation | Roman Catholic | ||
| Year consecrated | 1630 | ||
| Ecclesiastical or organizational status | Suffragan Diocese | ||
| Heritage designation | "Seat of the First Philippine Republic" | ||
| Leadership | Bishop | ||
| Architectural description | |||
| Architectural type | Church | ||
| Architectural style | Neo-Classic | ||
Philippines, as only Christian country in whole Asia Pacific, contains hundred of Roman Catholic Churches derived from other Orders such as Dominican and Franciscan. Being under the control of Spanish regime for more than 300 years, Philippine culture has been greatly influenced by Spanish culture, belief and customs. One of the highlight of the Spanish regime here in the Philippines is their religion–the Catholic Church.
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Biyernes, Mayo 18, 2012
Barasoain Church
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the dome of the church
The Our Lady of Remedies enshrined in her altar
A mini-museum at the right wing of the Church showing some historical tidbits of the Church
The bronze statue of Rajah Sulayman in Sulayman Park, in front of Malate Church
Place: Malate, Manila, Philippines
Architecture: Baroque
Founded: 1624
Titular patroness: Nuestra Señora de los Remedios
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