Aug 17 2007

San Francisco (Naga)

Published by Emperor Karl

Naga, a component city in the southern part of Cebu, became an independent parish from San Nicolas in June 12, 1829. The church, dedicated to St.Francis of Assisi, was built in 1839 by Fr. Simon Aguirre following the plans of Bishop Santos Gomez Marañon, a known church builder. Construction of the convent followed in 1864 and was completed in 1887. In November 25, 1876 a typhoon destroyed the bell tower but was repaired later on.

Below: Details of the facade.

Below: View of the transept and some of the buttresses supporting the walls.

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3 Responses to “San Francisco (Naga)”

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    jayson Says:

    The Churche of Naga is nice but the priest of them have no suport to his member

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    Marlito Says:

    The church’s main attraction is it’s FACADE. It is rich in different designs similar to muslim’s and of south americans. This is the most unique facade i’ve ever seen in the province of Cebu. Truly a heritage, worthy of safe-keeping! c”,)

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    rg Says:

    add the patron saint pictures sana po.. thanks

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