St. Peter Parish: Shrine of Leaders (Diocese of Novaliches) — Attraction in Quezon City

This Sunday, the Church is overflowing with parishioners. Even the stairs are full. Yet this church is solemn and orderly.

This is my first time here and I noticed this is deep, with basements, hence an elevator.

But then we saw those were nitso (columbarium) so my companion hurriedly went back up, scared of such places.

Mass here, even though we were outside, the audio is clear but it would be great if there were monitors or screens.

The collection ushers are polite.

This is walking distance from Ever Mall. Breathtaking view of the clouds and mountains. The old style lamps on the streets are aesthetic as well.

Somehow this church reminds my companion of Divine Mercy Marilao, because of the religious...

In my opinion, this is one of the best Catholic church. Ever since I was a kid, my father would bring me to St. Peter Parish along with my siblings. Now, as an adult, I personally prefer to attend celebration masses here. It is giving so much solemn vibes and had given us answered prayers. The staffs are nice and the Priests are very kind.

No kid, I saw a Man standing in front of the altar last year for a second, He was wearing all white, with long dark brown curls and was somewhat illuminating. It was around communion, we churchgoers were kneeling down. We would have different opinions about this matter but for me, I know I saw Him.

Always stay...

It was a peaceful and solemn experience. The church has a beautiful facade and a spacious interior, perfect for reflection and prayer. Despite being busy, the atmosphere inside was calm and inviting.

I also appreciated the area outside where you can light candles and offer prayers, with different colors symbolizing different intentions. The church is well-maintained, and it’s clear that many parishioners visit regularly.

I am not exactly a religious person but it’s a meaningful place to visit if you’re looking for a quiet moment, attending mass, or...