BOHOL, Philippines – In the morning of Oct. 15, 2013, a formidable quake struck Central Visayas, killing dozens of people and destroying some of the most iconic structures across the region ...

The Church of San Pedro in Loboc is the second oldest church in Bohol. But, there are yet no plans for its restoration, which will be funded by the National Museum.

A couple of centuries-old churches in Bohol such as Loboc Church, seen in the photo, were heavily damaged by the 7.2-magnitude earthquake that hit Bohol Tuesday morning.

(Updated 2:56 p.m., October 20, 2013) Bastions of strength, stability and most of all longevity, the heritage churches of Bohol stood as symbols of the worldwide reach of a powerful Church for ...

The earthquake that hit Bohol in October 2013 made an impact on the economy and infrastructure of the province, affecting business operations and destroying buildings and roads. Skip to content ...

BOHOL, Philippines—The 7.2-magnitude earthquake destroyed centuries-old churches in Bohol province but not the spirit of its people.

The Maribojoc church is one of two Spanish colonial period churches- the other church, the Our Lady of Light Parish in Loon, a town adjacent to Maribojoc, had already been turned over to the same ...