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Why I prefer to use .info

It’s a cliché from my colleagues who are still wondering about the domain name I used to register for this website. As you can see on the internet, webmaster typically go for .com top level domain name but me for .info. read more

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The Tales of the Antique Wood

3 years ago when I’m still part of the choir of Sta. Monica Parish Church I loved to sit on the antique molave wood (copper wood) that tends to be a long bench outside the church. read more

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Tomb in the Church

After a great amazed of how fruitful thistory of Sta. Monica Parish Church our curiosity push it so high thus we kept on questioning like whey there are grave stone inside the church? Are they part in building the Sta. Monica Parish Church? read more

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  • pads_ra says:
    January 12, 2010 at 9:28 am

    i have just checked your work! You are doing well.By the way, i have now the new updated and detailed parish profile. you just come here and i will lend it to you. keep it up

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Sta. Monica Parish Church stands as a reminder of the First Christian Faith in the island. In 1566, Fr. Martin de Rada, O.S.A was the first to proclaim the Gospel in the island of panay at the riverbank of Bamban (now known as the town of Panay). Now, Panay is known as the Heritage Capital of Capiz because of the rich history and the deep culture it owns. Sta. Monica Parish Church is a 3 century-old church which homes the biggest bell in Asia. The bell was cast in 1878 from 70 sacks of coins, 7 ft. wide by 7 ft high, weigh of 10,400 kilograms (10.4 tons). Sta. Monica Parish Church is internationally renowned Parish Church, declared a National Historical Landmark by the National Historical Institute, and a National Cultural Treasure in 2004 by the National Commission on Culture and the Arts.
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