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Paoay Church, Ilocos Norte, Philippines (#4172)
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picture date: 2004-09-11 description
This is Paoay Church in Ilocos Norte, a province on the Island of Luzon, the Philippines.
commentsDavid James Brooklyn, NY -- 2005-03-27 this is a nice photo of a gothic styled church. i never knew there were churches like this in southeast asia... i'm just wondering how old is this church? Fernando Laggad Jr. Northridge, California USA -- 2005-06-11 to learn about the church just click here Fernando Laggad Jr Northridge, California -- 2005-06-11 The church was started by the Augustinian Fr. Antonio Estavillo in 1694. It was completed in 1710 and rededicated in 1896, just three years before the expulsion of Spanish rule in the country Nits S. Auckland, New Zealand -- 2006-08-24 If you get a chance to visit the northern part of the Philippines include Ilocos Norte in your itinerary, the birthplace of Ferdinand Edralin Marcos. lei -- 2007-07-09 dis chucrh is really great! i already went to this church, it was our fieldtrip at that time, we went in ilocos norte and in ilocos sur, we visit a lot of beautiful places there, i'm sure you'l hav a great time when you go here,i promise! thre are many historical places there, that you should'nt miss to go to, hope you will visit here in the phillipines..cause we have a lot of beautiful places.promise. Post a comment on this pictureThis page last modified:2004-11-06 | |
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