PLARIDEL, Bulacan: Church of Quingua

     Why not Church of Plaridel? That is simply because in the days when Bulacan (which was not yet a province that time) is under the jurisdiction of Pampanga, this town is used to be called as Quingua. 

     Beautifully adorned altar, which is just right in celebration of the feast of St. James the Great or Santiago Apostol, the town's patron saint celebrated every 30th of December.

The Church of Quingua at night.

MALOLOS, Bulacan: Minor Basilica of the Immaculate Conception

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MALOLOS, Bulacan: Barasoain Church

Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish, well known as Barasoain Church in the city of Malolos took a major role in the history not only of Bulacan but of the Philippines being the site of the First Philippine Republic.

CALUMPIT, Bulacan: St. John the Baptist Parish

St. John the Baptist Parish (San Juan Bautista), the oldest church in the province of Bulacan is found in the town of Calumpit built under the supervision of the Augustinian friars in 1572.

San Juan Bautista, the town's patron saint, celebrates its feast day every 24th of June where fluvial floats sail on Calumpit River which Kalumpiteños called 'libad'.