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St. John the Baptist Parish Church, also known as Liliw Church or Lilio Church, is one of the Roman Catholic churches in Liliw, Laguna, Philippines. Its feast is celebrated every August 29 known as the Martyrdom of St. John the Baptist. The church is known for its red bricked façade and baroque style architecture.
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Liliw Church / St. John the Baptist Parish

4CHP+X7X, Liliw, 4004 Laguna, Philippines
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St. John the Baptist Parish Church, also known as Liliw Church or Lilio Church, is one of the Roman Catholic churches in Liliw, Laguna, Philippines. Its feast is celebrated every August 29 known as the Martyrdom of St. John the Baptist. The church is known for its red bricked façade and baroque style architecture.

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Liliw, Laguna, was evangelized by Franciscan missionaries Juan de Plasencia and Diego de Oropesa in 1578 and initially served as a visita of the neighboring town of Nagcarlan. For almost three decades, the local residents had to travel to Nagcarlan for church services. In 1605, the people petitioned for their own parish, which was granted by Fr. Hernando de Morga, Superior of the Franciscans. The newly established parish was placed under the patronage of St. John the Baptist, with Fr. Miguel de San Lucas serving as the first parish priest. The construction of the first wooden church began in 1612 under Padre Kalenton, and by 1635, a concrete church was built under Fr. Antonio Kohaguit. The convent was completed in 1639 during Fr. Francisco Camera de Madre de Dios’s term.

Over the years, the church experienced significant damage, including from the 1880 earthquake and a fire in 1898, but it was promptly repaired. The church's architecture, particularly its use of red clay bricks for its walls, façade, and belfry, is a distinctive feature. Under various parish priests, including Fr. Philip B. Atienza, the church underwent beautification, including the installation of baroque-style retablos and a pulpit. During Fr. Atienza’s term, a parochial museum was also established to house surviving artifacts, preserving the rich history and culture of Liliw’s...

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A Peaceful Oasis: Liliw's Hidden Gem

Rating: 5/5

I recently discovered a serene haven in Liliw, where tranquility and spirituality blend beautifully. This peaceful destination is perfect for those seeking solace, reflection, and quality time with the divine.

Ambiance: Calm and Inviting

The atmosphere is serene, allowing for heartfelt prayers and introspection. The surroundings are tastefully designed, creating a sense of calm and connection with nature.

Amenities: Convenient and Affordable

Spacious parking area with minimal fees (₱10-20 for motorcycles) Clean and well-maintained facilities

Local Attractions: Explore and Discover

The area is dotted with local shoe shops, offering a unique shopping experience. Support local artisans and find authentic, handmade footwear.

Insider Tip: Don't miss this opportunity to unwind and rejuvenate. Add this sacred spot to your Liliw itinerary and experience the tranquility.

Recommendation: Visit this peaceful haven and:

Reflect, pray, and connect with your faith Explore local shoe shops and support artisans Enjoy the serene ambiance and natural beauty

Will I return? Absolutely! This hidden gem has left a lasting impression.

Rating Breakdown:

Ambiance: 5/5 Amenities: 5/5 Local Attractions: 5/5 Overall...

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33w

Beautiful church with the backdrop of Mt. Banahaw. It has a spacious plaza in front of the Church where visitors could park and relax while enjoying the surroundings. Standing in the plaza looking north, you could see Laguna de Bai and the mountains of Rizal in the distance due to the elevation of the town. Behind the church is a very close view of Mt. Banahaw, which adds to the relaxing atmosphere of the place. The church interior is beautiful with an antique retablo in the sanctuary surrounded by brick walls. It is a perfect place to pray...

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Raywollesen FortesRaywollesen Fortes
Liliw, Laguna, was evangelized by Franciscan missionaries Juan de Plasencia and Diego de Oropesa in 1578 and initially served as a visita of the neighboring town of Nagcarlan. For almost three decades, the local residents had to travel to Nagcarlan for church services. In 1605, the people petitioned for their own parish, which was granted by Fr. Hernando de Morga, Superior of the Franciscans. The newly established parish was placed under the patronage of St. John the Baptist, with Fr. Miguel de San Lucas serving as the first parish priest. The construction of the first wooden church began in 1612 under Padre Kalenton, and by 1635, a concrete church was built under Fr. Antonio Kohaguit. The convent was completed in 1639 during Fr. Francisco Camera de Madre de Dios’s term. Over the years, the church experienced significant damage, including from the 1880 earthquake and a fire in 1898, but it was promptly repaired. The church's architecture, particularly its use of red clay bricks for its walls, façade, and belfry, is a distinctive feature. Under various parish priests, including Fr. Philip B. Atienza, the church underwent beautification, including the installation of baroque-style retablos and a pulpit. During Fr. Atienza’s term, a parochial museum was also established to house surviving artifacts, preserving the rich history and culture of Liliw’s religious heritage.
naveen lobonaveen lobo
*A Peaceful Oasis: Liliw's Hidden Gem* Rating: 5/5 I recently discovered a serene haven in Liliw, where tranquility and spirituality blend beautifully. This peaceful destination is perfect for those seeking solace, reflection, and quality time with the divine. *Ambiance: Calm and Inviting* The atmosphere is serene, allowing for heartfelt prayers and introspection. The surroundings are tastefully designed, creating a sense of calm and connection with nature. *Amenities: Convenient and Affordable* - Spacious parking area with minimal fees (₱10-20 for motorcycles) - Clean and well-maintained facilities *Local Attractions: Explore and Discover* The area is dotted with local shoe shops, offering a unique shopping experience. Support local artisans and find authentic, handmade footwear. *Insider Tip:* Don't miss this opportunity to unwind and rejuvenate. Add this sacred spot to your Liliw itinerary and experience the tranquility. *Recommendation:* Visit this peaceful haven and: - Reflect, pray, and connect with your faith - Explore local shoe shops and support artisans - Enjoy the serene ambiance and natural beauty *Will I return?* Absolutely! This hidden gem has left a lasting impression. *Rating Breakdown:* - Ambiance: 5/5 - Amenities: 5/5 - Local Attractions: 5/5 - Overall Experience: 5/5
Eric J. PazEric J. Paz
Beautiful church with the backdrop of Mt. Banahaw. It has a spacious plaza in front of the Church where visitors could park and relax while enjoying the surroundings. Standing in the plaza looking north, you could see Laguna de Bai and the mountains of Rizal in the distance due to the elevation of the town. Behind the church is a very close view of Mt. Banahaw, which adds to the relaxing atmosphere of the place. The church interior is beautiful with an antique retablo in the sanctuary surrounded by brick walls. It is a perfect place to pray and reflect.
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Liliw, Laguna, was evangelized by Franciscan missionaries Juan de Plasencia and Diego de Oropesa in 1578 and initially served as a visita of the neighboring town of Nagcarlan. For almost three decades, the local residents had to travel to Nagcarlan for church services. In 1605, the people petitioned for their own parish, which was granted by Fr. Hernando de Morga, Superior of the Franciscans. The newly established parish was placed under the patronage of St. John the Baptist, with Fr. Miguel de San Lucas serving as the first parish priest. The construction of the first wooden church began in 1612 under Padre Kalenton, and by 1635, a concrete church was built under Fr. Antonio Kohaguit. The convent was completed in 1639 during Fr. Francisco Camera de Madre de Dios’s term. Over the years, the church experienced significant damage, including from the 1880 earthquake and a fire in 1898, but it was promptly repaired. The church's architecture, particularly its use of red clay bricks for its walls, façade, and belfry, is a distinctive feature. Under various parish priests, including Fr. Philip B. Atienza, the church underwent beautification, including the installation of baroque-style retablos and a pulpit. During Fr. Atienza’s term, a parochial museum was also established to house surviving artifacts, preserving the rich history and culture of Liliw’s religious heritage.
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*A Peaceful Oasis: Liliw's Hidden Gem* Rating: 5/5 I recently discovered a serene haven in Liliw, where tranquility and spirituality blend beautifully. This peaceful destination is perfect for those seeking solace, reflection, and quality time with the divine. *Ambiance: Calm and Inviting* The atmosphere is serene, allowing for heartfelt prayers and introspection. The surroundings are tastefully designed, creating a sense of calm and connection with nature. *Amenities: Convenient and Affordable* - Spacious parking area with minimal fees (₱10-20 for motorcycles) - Clean and well-maintained facilities *Local Attractions: Explore and Discover* The area is dotted with local shoe shops, offering a unique shopping experience. Support local artisans and find authentic, handmade footwear. *Insider Tip:* Don't miss this opportunity to unwind and rejuvenate. Add this sacred spot to your Liliw itinerary and experience the tranquility. *Recommendation:* Visit this peaceful haven and: - Reflect, pray, and connect with your faith - Explore local shoe shops and support artisans - Enjoy the serene ambiance and natural beauty *Will I return?* Absolutely! This hidden gem has left a lasting impression. *Rating Breakdown:* - Ambiance: 5/5 - Amenities: 5/5 - Local Attractions: 5/5 - Overall Experience: 5/5
naveen lobo

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Beautiful church with the backdrop of Mt. Banahaw. It has a spacious plaza in front of the Church where visitors could park and relax while enjoying the surroundings. Standing in the plaza looking north, you could see Laguna de Bai and the mountains of Rizal in the distance due to the elevation of the town. Behind the church is a very close view of Mt. Banahaw, which adds to the relaxing atmosphere of the place. The church interior is beautiful with an antique retablo in the sanctuary surrounded by brick walls. It is a perfect place to pray and reflect.
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