Our Lady of the Abandoned Parish Marikina
2 savesMemory by Jemuel Satumba
This was one of my first performances since I was just a student acting in an upperclassman’s short film. We were in this park next to the Our Lady of the Abandoned Parish. We actually shot on Valentines Day so the streets were lined with flower and balloon vendors. Funnily enough, I was playing the part of one too. My character was a really happy-go-lucky type and the environment was really conducive to that energy. This was where I first tapped into the infectious joy of my surroundings.
J.P. Rizal, Corner V. Gomez St, Marikina, 1801 Metro Manila
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A very solemn place to meditate and pray. This church is old classic cathedral in Marikina a very big church with a very elegant painting from wall to ceiling . From non Marikeños ...you can list down this for your next Visita Iglesia and you can also try to attend a Sunday mass here.
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