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English: 1627 - Our Lady of the Assumption Parish Church of Maragondon - 1627 Nuestra Señora de la Asuncion Church (Roman Catholic) belongs to the Roman Catholic Diocese of Imus[1] [2] Maragondon Church is a National Cultural Treasure declared by the National Commission for Culture and Arts (NCCA) as one of the 26 churches identified as National Cultural Treasures for their cultural significance and distinctive architecture; built with River rocks by the Jesuits, the Seculars and Agustinian Recollects; thereat, Andres Bonifacio and his Brother were imprisoned in the Church's Convent prior to their execution;, this Cell is now a Pre School Classroom;[3] Andres Bonifacio have been brought to be judged and executed in Mount Buntis (Pregnant Mountain). [4] Maragondon’s Heritage Sites Today [5] Cavite readies for the influx of visitors for Semana Santa Cavite’s churches with the Diocese of Imus Camera Club - Maragondon, Cavite[6] The Municipality of Maragondon (Filipino: Bayan ng Maragondon) is a third class municipality in the province of Cavite, Philippines. [7] Coordinates: 14°13'39"N 120°42'52"E [8] [9] District 3 Vicariate of Our Lady of AssumptionThe Restoration of 26 Philippine Churches |
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