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Tag-Archive for ◊ Philippine churches ◊

King of the road

Author: Ellen

• Saturday, November 22nd, 2008

Hail, king of the road!

Jesus probably has the most number of portrait versions done using all sorts of media. He appears on greeting cards, notebooks, books, leaflets, shirts, handkerchiefs and button pins. Sometimes he is white… continue reading.

Category: Life, People & Culture | Tags: Christ's Commission Fellowship, Christianization of the Philippines, Philippine churches  | One Comment

Magellan and his cross

Author: Ellen

• Monday, November 10th, 2008

Magellan's Cross, believed to be miraculous, is nothing but a deceptive tool to conquer the unsuspecting ancient Cebuanos.

I find it disturbing how… continue reading.

Category: People & Culture | Tags: Cebu, Christianization of the Philippines, Lapu-Lapu City, Mactan chief Lapu-Lapu, Magellan's Cross, Magellan's Shrine, Philippine churches, Philippine history, Philippines  | One Comment

Basilica Minore del Sto. Niño: The country’s oldest church

Author: Ellen

• Wednesday, November 05th, 2008

Devotees light their candles and offer up prayers

The marathon to explore Cebu City four hours before the flight schedule landed us on our second destination for the day. Our lengthy walks from one… continue reading.

Category: People & Culture, Religion & Beliefs | Tags: Cebu, oldest churches, Philippine churches, Philippines  | Leave a Comment