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Visita Iglesia Pangasinan: Churches of Mangatarem and Aguilar
Just some sort of drive-by Visita Iglesia in Pangasinan on the way to Bolinao town, you can see two old churches along the way
These are just two drive-by photos, you can see the effect of the car tint plus some slight blur and poor composition :(
St. Raymund the Peñafort Church, Mangatarem, Pangasinan (Mangatarem Church)
Mangatarem church features a large green dome, technically called the apse, common in baroque style churches of old
St. Joseph The Patriarch Church Aguilar, Pangasinan (Aguilar Church):
the church has similar architecture and facade with the churches of Ilocos Sur and Ilocos Norte but not the earthquake baroque style of siblings up north
these two churches are easiest to visit should you decide to do a Visita Iglesia Pangasinan in Holy Week, particularly on Holy Thursday where Catholic faithful visit seven churches.
mukhang renovated na yang mangatarem church. a majority of pangasinan churches' facades were irreversibly damaged after crashing from the 1990 earthquake. only a few facades survived
Mangatarem church features a large green dome, technically called the apse, common in baroque style churches of old
the church has similar architecture and facade with the churches of Ilocos Sur and Ilocos Norte but not the earthquake baroque style of siblings up north
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