Churches are very close to my heart. Even I'm not look like a religious person (hehe), I'm very faithful to God. I see to it I always have time to visit any church in the metro to give thanks to all the blessings that I'm getting now.
One of the best places in Caramoan that my group visited was the Parish Church of St. Michael the Archangel. It is one of the oldest churches in Camarines Sur. The church is very eye-catching because of its beautiful structure covered with brick stones. As sun light strikes the wall of the church, it glows the red color of the stones.
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Just to give you guys trivia about the church, it’s a 16th century old church founded by Franciscan missionaries in the year of 1619. It is served as the place of the missionaries to spread the good news from God. The structure was constructed by by slave labor out of adobe, clay, local stones and among others.
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Anyway the church has large and wide courtyard wherein people around the area serve the place as the playing ground. I remembered my grade school days because near of my school there's wide plains planted with bermuda grass. We used the place as a ground on playing "Luksong Baka," "Follow the Master," "Chinese Garter," " Batuhang Bola," "Mataya-Taya" and other exciting games.. haist..It's good to be back in past and to be child again.
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We took a lot of photographs here. I really enjoyed all the activities we did on this place. As you can see on the above photo, we look like kids doing jump shot. Actually, all the people were looking to us because we laugh so loud on crazy things that we are doing. I don't know how many jump we did just to capture the best jump shot..Also... I don't know that taking a jump shot pose is a good exercise.. "lakas makapawis" lolz..
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What I'm wearing on this adventure was a striking color tank top from SM Department Store, black short from Giordano, cool eye glass from a bazaar, fashionable scarp and, colorful bracelet, stylish necklace from SM Accessories, and comfy slippers from Quick Silver.
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The St. Michael Archangel church truly symbolizes the rich history of the island of Caramoan. Hope this parish will still remain its beauty and holiness years and years.
Thank you Doc, Don, David, Rundy, Hermie, Marlon and Vlad for this super laugh trip.. I really enjoyed your company.
Check out my next blog for my Caramoan Island hopping and how my group become survivor in the island. Enjoy Travelling! Thanks for reading...
Anyway the church has large and wide courtyard wherein people around the area serve the place as the playing ground. I remembered my grade school days because near of my school there's wide plains planted with bermuda grass. We used the place as a ground on playing "Luksong Baka," "Follow the Master," "Chinese Garter," " Batuhang Bola," "Mataya-Taya" and other exciting games.. haist..It's good to be back in past and to be child again.
We took a lot of photographs here. I really enjoyed all the activities we did on this place. As you can see on the above photo, we look like kids doing jump shot. Actually, all the people were looking to us because we laugh so loud on crazy things that we are doing. I don't know how many jump we did just to capture the best jump shot..Also... I don't know that taking a jump shot pose is a good exercise.. "lakas makapawis" lolz..
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| scarp from SM accessories and slippers from Quick Silver |
What I'm wearing on this adventure was a striking color tank top from SM Department Store, black short from Giordano, cool eye glass from a bazaar, fashionable scarp and, colorful bracelet, stylish necklace from SM Accessories, and comfy slippers from Quick Silver.
The St. Michael Archangel church truly symbolizes the rich history of the island of Caramoan. Hope this parish will still remain its beauty and holiness years and years.
Thank you Doc, Don, David, Rundy, Hermie, Marlon and Vlad for this super laugh trip.. I really enjoyed your company.
Check out my next blog for my Caramoan Island hopping and how my group become survivor in the island. Enjoy Travelling! Thanks for reading...