Guadalupe Church
Guadalupe Church
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yukis850
日本東京456 則投稿
2019年10月
時々結婚式が行われている、ステンドグラスが素敵な教会です。外観も、フィリピンの歴史を感じさせられる造りになっています。
發表日期：2020年4月26日
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Oleg Pokrovskiy
俄羅斯Zhukovka36,327 則投稿
2017年12月 • 夫妻情侶
Эту действующую церковь,которой управляют монахи-августинцы,мне посоветовали посетить местные друзья,женившиеся здесь,как самую аутентичную церковь в окрестности комплекса Айяла.Церковь была построена в начале 17 века и укрепила особые импортно-экспортные отношения с Мексикой того времени.Все аристократы и богатые люди Манилы ходили только сюда,даже в 18 веке был выпущен церковный эдикт об этом.После американских бомбардировок конца 19 века церковь превратилась в руины.И только 40 лет назад августинцы на пожертвования восстановили старейшую церковь Манилы.Местные жители очень любят ее. Обязательное место для посещения
發表日期：2017年12月31日
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Myrna B
紐約州紐約市178 則投稿
2017年3月 • 家庭式
This church is new as the original one burned down. Neither is it situated exactly where the original one was. It takes extra effort to go here as it is not on the main highway. It is quiet and in the middle of a residential area. It is also the closest real church to Ayala Center. The villages around Ayala Center have their own chapels but this is a real church.
發表日期：2017年10月9日
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karl mac
菲律賓馬加智730 則投稿
2017年7月 • 家庭式
Nice old church just behind EDSA mainly used for weddings but nice surroundings as well and very clean
發表日期：2017年7月27日
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joelmangahis
菲律賓馬加智12 則投稿
2017年4月
The church has been a favorite site for movies because of its very old character. Uniquely, it is very accessible. It's a place where you can find solace in the middle of the busy Makati
發表日期：2017年4月10日
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anmarigilicze
匈牙利德布勒森55 則投稿
2017年2月 • 商務型
When in the neighborhood, do stop and visit this lovely old church. Especially when there is no service, explore and enjoy.
發表日期：2017年2月21日
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alg0
菲律賓杜馬蓋地216 則投稿
2016年4月
Been to this church only once with family. I find the place really peaceful and private. Not too big and not too small.
發表日期：2017年1月9日
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Marie M
泰國清邁582 則投稿
2016年10月 • 單獨旅行
This is NOT a Basilica in Rome filled with Bernini sculptures BUT this is a treasure! To think it began its history in 1601! The thick volcanic stone used to build it has gotten dark with centuries but this church is special in its antiquity and quiet grace.
The stories behind Our Lady of Guadalupe in the Philippines are worth reading. Take the time to visit and reflect. Amen.
The stories behind Our Lady of Guadalupe in the Philippines are worth reading. Take the time to visit and reflect. Amen.
發表日期：2016年10月27日
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Nigel G
新加坡新加坡8,559 則投稿
2016年10月 • 好友旅行
Never dismiss the simple appearance of this house of God, which has stood on this site since 1601 - originally the Convent of Our Lady of Grace in the Hills. Originally it was on the top of a hill accessed by 200 steps - today you can park in its car park!! In 1603 the name was changed to Our Lady of Guadalupe, after the church of the same name in Spain.
Its history has demonstrates the church to be a victim of invaders, revolutionaries and nature. The first earthquake struck in 1658, which required renovation. It was spared by the eruption of Taal Volcano in 1745, but when British invaders turned it to a military headquarters in 1762 it lost its glory and its splendour. They defiled the church and sacked the tombs. Fortunately one of the soldiers was an Irish Catholic, who took the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe to the Augustinian Convent in Pasig and hid it - returning it after hostilities in 1764.
Various earthquake in 1880 seriously affected the monastery and church. The buttress of the church slackened and the monastery vault toppled over. It was rebuilt with a wooden ceiling in 1885. It was not always a house of peace and Filipino revolutionaries occupied the church from 1898-1899. The Americans came in chase and occupied the church - the edifices were burned and the church looted in 1899. This is recorded on the edifice plaque.
Worse was to come. The Japanese the church was turned into a garrison, and afterwards the archdiocese of Manila ordered the old monastery to be demolished and its stone taken to intramuros for construction of the Cathedral. In 1970 the church was reconstructed - this is the church you see today. Resplendent in the labour of those who sought its reconstruction. The church is open but closes for one hour at lunchtime. It's rich history, its tragic history is not apparent from the church's simplicity. Well worth a visit.
I write this because little is written on the history of this church.
It is easily reached from Manila and only 15 minutes by car from Taguig.
Its history has demonstrates the church to be a victim of invaders, revolutionaries and nature. The first earthquake struck in 1658, which required renovation. It was spared by the eruption of Taal Volcano in 1745, but when British invaders turned it to a military headquarters in 1762 it lost its glory and its splendour. They defiled the church and sacked the tombs. Fortunately one of the soldiers was an Irish Catholic, who took the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe to the Augustinian Convent in Pasig and hid it - returning it after hostilities in 1764.
Various earthquake in 1880 seriously affected the monastery and church. The buttress of the church slackened and the monastery vault toppled over. It was rebuilt with a wooden ceiling in 1885. It was not always a house of peace and Filipino revolutionaries occupied the church from 1898-1899. The Americans came in chase and occupied the church - the edifices were burned and the church looted in 1899. This is recorded on the edifice plaque.
Worse was to come. The Japanese the church was turned into a garrison, and afterwards the archdiocese of Manila ordered the old monastery to be demolished and its stone taken to intramuros for construction of the Cathedral. In 1970 the church was reconstructed - this is the church you see today. Resplendent in the labour of those who sought its reconstruction. The church is open but closes for one hour at lunchtime. It's rich history, its tragic history is not apparent from the church's simplicity. Well worth a visit.
I write this because little is written on the history of this church.
It is easily reached from Manila and only 15 minutes by car from Taguig.
發表日期：2016年10月18日
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Andrey S
俄羅斯葉卡捷琳堡332 則投稿
2016年7月 • 商務型
Обычная церковь, с небольшим количеством посетителей. Отличается от наших церквей как все церкви в этой стране. Если есть желание посмотреть на обустройство и архитектуру церквей в южных странах, то вам сюда, а так ничего особенного нет.
發表日期：2016年9月26日
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