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A stone's throw away from OCCCI Hostel where Tutubi stayed, Ormoc Catholic Church is fairly new with it's marble facade and gold-leafed tableau inside. There was a funeral service the first time he passed by so he didn't enter the church at first and instead dropped by in the evening before resting.
There's no date nor history marker posted on the church but remnants of the old stone church can be found on one side of the patio now converted into a grotto.
the belfry viewed on top of OCCCI building
the tableau with gold-leaf and rococo look
Beside the parish is St. Peters College while the building facing Ormoc Bay is Ormoc City Superdome.
astig yung shot mo sa taas. nakapasok din ako sa simbahang yan. nung nandyan kami sarado pa ang harap nyan kasi nagrenovate sila at dapat yung opening nung pagpunta namin pero hindi nahabol.
the belfry viewed on top of OCCCI building
the tableau with gold-leaf and rococo look
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