Diwatang Byaning

Our third church was St. Agnes.
We did the station of the cross outside, cause there are people now inside preparing for the seven last words (OMG! There’s alot of bloopers in this said group). Anomaly-Anomaly, I dunno if this is really a religious thing, or they are here for some reasons… Tila yata may nagaganap na Exorcism dito, walang ginawa kung hindi maghagikgikan!!! kala mo kinikiliti ang mga hitad na ito.
Is this really Bisita Iglesia or some field trip? Ano ba pictorial ba ine?

Below is The Apostle Saint Jude Thaddeus church. It is known as “The Miraculous Saint,” the Catholic Patron Saint of “lost causes” and “cases despaired of.”When all other avenues are closed, he is the one to call upon, and his help often comes at the last moment.
Saint Jude is one whose aid is sought when all hope is lost, especially in grave health matters and life-and-death situations. It is customary to make a vow that if he helps when called upon, one will publish a notice of thanks in the newspaper. Thus there often appear in the Personals column of newspaper classified ads ex-votos to this effect. The typical wording is a terse, “Thank you, St. Jude.” or “St. Jude, I thank you for your intercession in response to my prayers.” Each one of those notices represents a prayer that was answered by Saint Jude. This magnifies the saint’s name and gives hope to those who read the notice and realize that they too may find, through Saint Jude, the help they sorely need. O diva? Kaya mag St. Jude kana!

Nasusunog na ba kayo? Smoke break outside St. Augustine church.
This is St. Augustine church in downtown…

Last stop is St. Rita of Casela Shrine, still in downtown… Naku, hindi nyo sinabing pupunta pala tayo dito, hindi ko pa man din suot yong aking bullet proof vest! HALA…

This may be the last, but there is more reveleation… EXPLOSIBO!

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