The Porta Vaga Church or Sta. Monica Church in Cavite City in 1899 next to the old wall of the city. Only the belfry remains of the old church that got destroyed during world War 2.
Santa Monica Church is different from the Ermita that houses the Nuestra Senora de Soledad. The church in the picture here is the Ermita. The Recollect Church Sta Monica was not located near the front wall of Porta Vaga. The belltower left standing now is that of Sta Monica, not of Ermita.
Ang tatalino talaga ng mga Pilipino, parang nabuhay na sila nung mga panahon na yun, hindi lahat ng patunay ay nasa libro,dahil ito ay nagpasalin-salin na mula sa ibang mga historian
Ang tatalino talaga ng mga Pilipino, parang nabuhay na sila nung mga panahon na yun, hindi lahat ng patunay ay nasa libro,dahil ito ay nagpasalin-salin na mula sa ibang mga historian
The Porta Vaga Church or Sta. Monica Church in Cavite City in 1899 next to the old wall of the city. Only the belfry remains of the old church that got destroyed during world War 2.
Santa Monica Church is different from the Ermita that houses the Nuestra Senora de Soledad. The church in the picture here is the Ermita. The Recollect Church Sta Monica was not located near the front wall of Porta Vaga. The belltower left standing now is that of Sta Monica, not of Ermita.
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ReplyDeleteAng tatalino talaga ng mga Pilipino, parang nabuhay na sila nung mga panahon na yun, hindi lahat ng patunay ay nasa libro,dahil ito ay nagpasalin-salin na mula sa ibang mga historian
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