In 1596, Dominican priests founded Binondo church to serve their Chinese converts to Christianity as well as to the native Filipinos. A church was constructed before 1614.
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- Binondo Church (Tagalog: Simbahan ng Binondo), formally known as the Minor Basilica and National Shrine of Saint Lorenzo Ruiz and also as Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary...
- Known locally as Binondo Church, but more formally as the Minor Basilica, this is surprisingly larger and more impressive than Manila's Cathedral.
- January 25, 2017. Located in the District of Binondo in Manila, Binondo Church is an old church built during the Spanish Colonial era of the Philippines.
- With its intricate designs and storied past, Binondo Church has become a beacon of religious devotion and a landmark of cultural identity for the people here.
- Binondo Church was built by the Dominicans. Founded in 1596, a church had been constructed before 1614.
- In the heart of Manila, the Binondo Church encapsulates centuries of history, resilience, and cultural amalgamation.
- The bombardment of British soldiers in 1762, when they attacked Spain in Manila, was destroying the original Binondo Church building.
- Binondo Church, also known as the Minor Basilica of St. Lorenzo Ruiz, is located in Manila's Chinatown at the western end of Ongpin Street.
- In 1945, the parish priest for the Chinese, Fr. Antonio Garcia obtained a permission to build a church and convent in the premises of Binondo Church.
- The Old Binondo Church. History tells us that Ferdinand Magellan and his men discovered the Philippines on March 16, 1521.
