It’s a nice place but since it’s an open space a lot of kids run around which lessens the solemnity... read more
This church is made of local materials like Anahaw leaves for the roof, varnished old wood for the... read more
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It’s a nice place but since it’s an open space a lot of kids run around which lessens the solemnity of the mass
This church is made of local materials like Anahaw leaves for the roof, varnished old wood for the chairs, an altar with natural plants and glowing water when it is raining and fresh air. This is one if the famous tourist place in Las Piñas...More
A place of prayer & reflection. There's mass every Sunday and 6PM everyday. When my mind is a whiz and problems are heavy I find solace in this place. I know God speaks in silence. I always feel better after quiet time here.
I have been hearing good things about this church. Good thing I had a chance to see it when I attended a wedding as a principal sponsor. I love the indigenous interior. It is not only a church but they also have a reception area...More
When you want to deepen your relationship with God whilst getting in touch with nature, this is by far the best place. I'm a local and I'm still amazed by our "nature church", Mary Immaculate Parish. The seats are not the usual seats you see...More
Our sister died in Detroit and was repatriated to Manila for burial. The mass was held at Mary Immaculate, where we were married 25 years earlier. The church has several rooms for funeral wake, most with aircon. The parish priest read the mass, after we...More
I come back to this church mostly because of the ambiance. Hearing Mass here is basically the same as in any other Catholic Church, and, like many other Catholic Churches, masses on Sundays are always filled to overflowing. The design and architectural beauty and wisdom...More
One of a kind church! Definitely a Las Pinas' pride! When you attend a mass here, you will feel you are in union with the God. Atmosphere is serene.
Entering the churc which is made of nips, bamboo and old wood, you will notice the fresh atmosphere and the solemnity. The altar is so unique with flowing water and natural plants adoring it. The stools are made from trees. This is one of Las...More
In the midst of the maddening Metro Manila urban jungle, the Mary Immaculate Parish Nature Church is a haven for both troubled spirits and those with a cause for celebration. The unique open-to-nature architecture, with the thatched anahaw roofing and the timber log seating and...More
