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English: Santo Niño de Tondo Parish[1]Sto. Niño de Tondo Parochial Church[2]. The present church is 65 meters long, 22 meters wide and 17 meters high. It has one main central nave and two aisles connected by solid columns, and is Neo-Classical inspired with its Ionic pilasters and buttresses supporting the domes of the bell towers. On each side of the facase are twin towers. Straight lines and a rose window embellish the triangular pediment. It is located in Tondo, Manila, Philippines. The feast of Sto. Niño of Tondo is celebrated every third week of January.[3][4]Tondo, Manila
[5] [6] [7]Coordinates: 14°36'28"N 120°58'2"E Established by Franciscan priests on May 3, 1572. Construction of its first stone structure started in 1611 under the term of Fr. Alonzo Guererro and completed by 1695. Damaged and rebuilt after the earthquakes of 1740 and 1863. The present strucure was built after World War II.[8][9][10]Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Manila [11]Vicariate of Sto. Nino |
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