Thursday, September 17, 2015
Sunday, September 13, 2015
Consolacion Parish Church
Cebu is abound with churches. The ratio of the churches to the towns of Cebu is one-on-one, and in the city of Cebu, one could just turn around a corner and find one. And inspite of the numbers, the churches are not empty symbols of Christianity here, but they are mostly always full on Sundays which make them thriving and vibrant communities.
A Sunday Mass |
Consolacion Church filled up with church-goers |
Thursday, September 03, 2015
Montebello Villa Hotel
Before international brand hotels came to Cebu, Montebello was one of the first nice hotels established in Cebu. I think it first came into operation sometime in the early 1970's. Although probably considered old, still it has a certain charm that can still compete with the new kids on the block today. In fact many Cebuanos probably will go nostalgic remembering some important events of their lives being held here.
What I like about Montebello is that it does not feel like a hotel. It's more like feeling like a guest or visitor of a relative or friend who has this grand beautiful villa. It has a spacious garden and a medium sized swimming pool. And although their restaurants are not quite grand or fancy, but from what little food I've tried, they were quite tasteful...
Lobby |
Front Desk |
Some rooms on the ground floor |
Our room on the second floor |
Their bathroom is nice but small but still okay |
Function Room |
Wednesday, September 02, 2015
St. Joseph Parish Church and Mandaue City Hall
Mandaue City is the industrial hub of Cebu. It is the home of probably 90% of the manufacturing companies in Cebu. It is vibrant and is still phenomenally growing. Business establishments gobble up every remaining space available and traffic has become horrendous. The price of progress indeed...
St. Joseph Church from across Mandaue City Hall |
St. Joseph Church up close |
Church architecture is modern |
That is Mandaue City Hall across the church |
That's the rotunda across the church and City Hall |
The chapel of Our lady of Manaoag at the side of the church |
Our Lady of Manaoag in St. Joseph Church |
THE INTERIORS OF THE CHURCH
Our Lady of Perpetual Help |
Kit beside Senor Santo Nino |
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