Bohol’s church complexes which include churches, convents, stairways and even watchtowers, either damaged or destroyed during the 2013 7.2-magnitude earthquake,...
Four churches damaged or ruined by the 2013 earthquake in Bohol are nearing complete reconstruction.
One fashion design student paid tribute to his Catholic faith by drawing inspiration from Philippine churches.
As she eyes the colorful ice creams on offer at a Baskin-Robbins outlet in one of Manila’s most luxurious shopping...
A project to replace the old “baldosa” tile flooring of the Santa Monica Church in Angat town, Bulacan, which has...
October 15, 2013 was like any day in Bohol. Even Tagbilaran was unhurried, the capital reflecting the calm, laid-back pace the province had been known for.
University of San Carlos (USC) of Cebu and Holy Name University (HNU) of Bohol are set to launch Monday the book “Pagsulay: Churches of Bohol Before and After the Earthquake of 2013.”
Here is an interesting response to last week’s column about leaving seriously damaged Bohol churches as ruins rather than totally reconstructing them.
The general sentiment is that Bohol churches devastated by the recent earthquake will rise again from the rubble, reconstructed faithfully, patiently, carefully rebuilt stone by stone, until each damaged structure returns to what it used to be.
