Our trip to Barotac Nuevo to visit the Church of St. Anthony de Padua Church happened on a weekday. I remember it was a Monday which is the day after we had our road trip to Molo. Alighting from the jeepney I had a full view of the church across the street. I was so excited to have a closer shot of the church’ façade but found that it was located in front of a football field which at that time was damped with rain water that when you step on it your foot will be covered with mud. I have no choice but to take a far shot from the concrete border from the road where I alighted from the jeep. The Barotac Church, also called as the St. Anthony of Padua Church, was constructed in the 16th Century by Spanish Missionaries. It is a Neo-classical church that has Roman arches. Its facade has ionic pilasters, square columns above and Doric pilasters below (Source: Various) Taking photos of this church during our trip is quite challenging because apart from that the whole vicinity is
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