Our Lady of Remedies Parish

Our Lady of Remedies Parish - Malate Church is a historic and spiritual gem in Manila. This beautiful Baroque-style church, dating back to the 16th century, offers a serene atmosphere for worship and reflection. The well-preserved architecture and intricate details are awe-inspiring, making it a must-visit for both devout Catholics and history enthusiasts. The parish is active, hosting regular masses and community events that foster a strong sense of fellowship. Its location near the bay adds to its charm, providing a picturesque setting for contemplation. A visit to Malate Church is both a spiritual and cultural experience, highlighting Manila's rich heritage. You can check the mass schedule on their website.

It's very solemn despite the small or average size of the church structure. The image of Our Lady of Remedies stands so stunning in the center of the altar retablo in her rightful place and has withstood here despite the ravages of time and historical battles in the City of Manila.

A beautiful church to visit when in Manila. Though Manila is having many churches.. this one is located ideally on the coast.. facing the sea.. the famous statue.. outside the church.. makes it more beautiful.. @ Mainly Manila

A church worth visiting and its in Manila. Its facade gives an old baroque style architecture and its front end is facing Manila Bay. Well made and both can beautifully viewed of its time endeavored exterior and naturally lit well preserved interior. This church has a very large floor area and ceiling that has architectural accents and colored window glasses with religious designs. No air-conditioning but has very good air circulation due to its spacious halls. Place is kept clean and neat. Caretakers are making all the health protocol guidelines strictly. Has an exclusive parking as well so no hassles in making your visit. They also have a place on the other side of the parking area where you can offers your candles too. Kindly give a LIKE 👍 if this helps! Follow ME for my other REVIEWS!

A very beautiful church. Regretfully, the last time I was inside this church was so many many years ago, when I attended a Christmas performance of the magnificent Messiah oratorio by the great George Frederick Handel. And I asked one of the violinists if people still stood up for the Hallelujah chorus - as tradition demanded. He smiled at me and replied: "Let's see if they will." It was heartwarming that people still do. It was such an awe-inspiring moment. A wonderful music, in one of my country's most beautiful churches.