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First published at 05:12 UTC on August 31st, 2023.

#philippines
#catholic
#bohol

Prepare For Departure

George Marcelo Jr.

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My wife took videos of Baclayon Church (in Bohol, Philippines) and its museum last week, and I want to share these with you. Baclayon Church was built by the Jesuits several hundred years ago when the Philippines was a Spanish colony. The church was destroyed in the 2013 Bohol Earthquake, but the local community, with the assistance of the Philippine government, restored the church, and it was beautifully done, especially inside the church. I encourage you to visit the Philippines, and visit Bohol to see the many old churches that are still flourishing there today, and to enjoy the white sand beaches too!

The background music are Roman Catholic hymns sung during Mass (in Tagalog). Here is the entire track: https://youtu.be/P5KuGga556E?si=hKtoSMR7Wm44xz5b

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