National Shrine and Parish of St. Therese of the Child Jesus - Mayamot, Antipolo City (Diocese of Antipolo) — Attraction in Mayamot

A Shrine with a Special Kind of Love

Unlike grand basilicas or towering cathedrals, this church has a more intimate and homey feel. It reflects the simple yet profound spirituality of St. Therese of the Child Jesus, who believed that even the smallest acts of love can bring us closer to God. When you step inside, you’ll notice how bright, peaceful, and comforting the space feels—like a quiet refuge from the busy city outside.

A Devotion That Draws People In

St. Therese is known as the “Little Flower of Jesus,” and her teachings on love and humility have touched people all over the world. Here in Mayamot, her devotees gather to pray for guidance, healing, and even miracles. Many visitors leave flowers and write letters to St. Therese, believing that she listens and intercedes for them.

A Place for Reflection and Celebration

Aside from its daily Masses and devotions, the shrine is also a place where life’s important moments are celebrated—baptisms, weddings, and community events. The church fosters a strong sense of belonging, making everyone—from regular parishioners to first-time visitors—feel at home.

Why You Should Visit

If you ever find yourself in Antipolo, take a moment to visit this shrine. Whether you’re seeking peace, inspiration, or simply a quiet place to reflect, the Diocesan Shrine and Parish of St. Therese of the Child Jesus offers a unique kind of warmth that stays with you even...

No doubt the church is outstanding but the people that works in the office was so rude.They rejected a funeral mass for my niece who is a parishioner there.The lady secretary didnt even look at their logbook for the said date .Sinabi nya agad “walang bakante. “ At eto pa ang sabi “‘maghanap na lng kayo ng pari at i pa bless nyo na lng cya” .Where is your manner ? Your working in a holy place . The house of GOD . I just dont know whose God are you serving there with that attitude.? Hope the parish priest teach their people GMRC.Next time i will post your name lady secretary.i hope it will not happen to you what you did to us when its your turn .Thank you...

Established in 2003, with the current shrine church solemnly dedicated on October 1, 2011. In June 2025, the parish was officially elevated to a National Shrine, recognizing its importance in spiritual devotion to St. Therese. Houses first-class relics of St. Therese and her parents, Louis and Zélie Martin. Reflects St. Therese’s “Little Way” spirituality—focusing on simple acts done with great love, this shrine offers a modern, devotion-rich sanctuary dedicated to St. Therese’s simple spiritual path, complemented by relic veneration, active parish life, and a welcoming...