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Monday, January 23, 2017

my antipolo trip : what to do in Antipolo

In  1579, Franciscan missionaries Christianize the Dumagats natives in what is
now known as Antipolo. whose name originated from a Tipolo tree which are

very abundant back in those days. at that time, the virgin forest of Antipolo
covered most of its mountain ranges with various tropical trees and wild life.
many springs supports several waterfalls, the most popular of which is the
Hinulugan Taktak. it was declared a national historical shrine under republic Act 6964

Friday, January 20, 2017

minasa festival 2017

A few days ago , I was informed by my friend, walk with Chan founder, Lawrence 
that there will be an occular inspection in the town of Baliwag, so I immediately signed in
I know this will be another day of experience and learning. a new set of
friends, and new knowledge learned this is my bustos Minasa story.

discovering baliwag


a few days ago , I was informed by my friend, walk with Chan founder, Lawrence 
that there will be an occular inspection in the town of Baliwag, and its strictly for
bloggers only, so I was reminded not to bring any plus one.
with this instruction, I did not bring my travel companion this time.
I know this will be another day of experience and learning. a new set of
friends, so I signed up.

Saturday, January 7, 2017

Translacion Nazareno

The long holiday season in the country ends today with the observance of the feast of
the Three Kings. the joyous season end officially tomorrow, January 9.
known as the Epiphany (“vision of God”) the feast of Three Kings commemorates
the manifestation of the Infant Jesus to the Three Wise Men from the East:
Melchor, Gaspar, and Balatazar.

In Manila, three men dressed as the 3 Kings ride around on horseback distributing
candies to children.


 Tomorow, Monday, marks the 411th feast of the black Nazarene. around 24k
devotees are expected to join...
Traslacion is  a practices emanating  from people. devotees, it's their way of making
sense of their religious tradition, its an effect of a devotion, a "panata" or vow.