Mary Immaculate Parish Church, Moonwalk Village
This church is called Nature's Church. It was built during the 1980's. Materials used to build this church are directly from nature. The main churches' roof is made of Anahaw leaves while the seats are cut branches of trees. Lamps are shaped like doves made of capiz shell.
This church is called Nature's Church. It was built during the 1980's. Materials used to build this church are directly from nature. The main churches' roof is made of Anahaw leaves while the seats are cut branches of trees. Lamps are shaped like doves made of capiz shell.
The main church was burned New years day and reconstructed 8 months after.
A mousoleum, a cafe, library, function areas and bookstore is also located within the church vicinity. And also a smaller chapel that is as beautiful as the main church.
HOW TO GET THERE:
****From the Baclaran LRT Station, take a jeep gong to Alabang, Ask the jeepney driver to drop you at Moonwalk, you will be dropped at a market area which is also the start of Marcos-Alvares road. Take a tricycle (motorized pedicab) and tell the driver to take you to the nature' church.
****From the Magallanes MRT Station, take a bus going to Alabang, take a jeep with Zapote or Baclaran signboard,
Marcos-Alvares road is the next left turn road from the SM Southmall. Take a tricycle (motorized pedicab) and tell the driver to take you to the nature' church.
HOW TO GET THERE:
****From the Baclaran LRT Station, take a jeep gong to Alabang, Ask the jeepney driver to drop you at Moonwalk, you will be dropped at a market area which is also the start of Marcos-Alvares road. Take a tricycle (motorized pedicab) and tell the driver to take you to the nature' church.
****From the Magallanes MRT Station, take a bus going to Alabang, take a jeep with Zapote or Baclaran signboard,
Marcos-Alvares road is the next left turn road from the SM Southmall. Take a tricycle (motorized pedicab) and tell the driver to take you to the nature' church.
1 comment:
I'm so glad to stop by your blog!Thanks for sharing this! I'm a commuter and it's the easiest way for me to go to Moonwalk Church! :)
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