Tara na sa Antipolo!! Planning to go out of town? How
far will you go when you say “Out of Town?” It’s not clear right?
Geographically speaking, can we consider Rizal province as “Out of Town?” These
questions give a headache. We had our team building at
one of the rest houses in Antipolo, where the Metro Manila’s golden skyline can
be seen.
Waiting for the Supermoon

Ilo-Ilo and the Wealth from the Past
Miag-Ao Church |
Miag-Ao Church - the construction of this church began
in 1787 while Fray Francisco M. Gonzales. O.S.A. was the parish priest of
Miag-ao and Domingo Libo-on was the Gobernadorcillo. The Church was
completed in 1797 and it served as the fortress against Muslim Raiders. In 1898,
during the revolution, this church was destroyed but then it was rebuilt. In
1910, it was damaged by fine, and then it was badly damaged by earthquake in
1948. Restoration work began in 1960 and was completed in 1962. During the term
of office of the Most Rev. Dr. Jose Ma. Cuenco, D.D. Metropolitan Archbishop of
Jaro, of Msgr. Fernando S. Javillo, D.P., Parish Priest of this town and
Dioscoro Mueda, Municipal Mayor. More photos, click here.
Thanks for the Greetings and Support
November
7, 2015, same day as today, I celebrated my birthday on the summit of the
highest mountain in the Philippines – Mount Apo. It was the most unforgettable adventure
in my twenty something years of
existence. I am still aiming for more! More travel for the next few
years. Sa lahat ng mga bumati ngayong araw ng aking kapanganak, sa aking
pamilya, sa aking mga kaibigan, sa mga taong walang humpay ang pagsuporta –
MARAMING SALAMAT PO! Pipilitin kong magampanan ang mga tungkuling nakaatang sa
aking mga balikat para sa ikauunlad ng ating sambayanan.
Tourist Spots in Silay City
Balay Negrense |
Balay Negrense is one of the century old houses along Cinco de
Noviembre Street, Silay City. This street is remarkable because of the
historical value that transpires to the people. Balay Negrense is a Hiligaynon
phrase which means: Balay or a house and Negrense refers
to the people living in the province of Negros. It is a century old house in Silay City owned by Victor Fernandez Gaston, the eldest son of a prominent sugar baron
Yves Leopold Germain Gaston and Prudencia Fernandez. It was built between 1897
to 1901, then abandoned in the mid-1970’s, repaired by the government and was
inaugurated on October 6, 1990. More photos, click here.
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