Santo Niño Chapel

The Santo Niño Chapel is a Roman Catholic chapel located in Casiguran, Aurora, Central Luzon, Philippines.

History

• The chapel was constructed in 1923 and features a mix of Spanish colonial and Filipino architectural styles.
• The building's design reflects its historical significance as a center of Christian worship in the region.

The Santo Niño Chapel serves as a place of worship for the local community.

Architecture

• The chapel was constructed in 1923 and features a mix of Spanish colonial and Filipino architectural styles.
• The building's design reflects its historical significance as a center of Christian worship in the region.

The chapel's design is attributed to an unknown architect.

Notable Features

• Its ornate facade, stained-glass windows, and intricately carved wooden decorations are notable features.

Denomination and Religious Significance

As a Roman Catholic chapel, the Santo Niño Chapel holds significant importance in the local Christian community.

It is dedicated to the veneration of the Child Jesus (Santo Niño), a revered figure in Filipino Catholicism.

Location

• Address: Ditinagyan, Casiguran, Aurora, Central Luzon, 3204, Philippines
• Country: Philippines
• Town: Casiguran

Organ and Bells Information

Information on the chapel's organ and bells is not available.

Heritage Status

The Santo Niño Chapel has been recognized for its cultural significance in the Philippines.

Its exact heritage status is unclear, but it is believed to be a notable example of Filipino architecture.

Visiting Info

Visitors can access the chapel during daylight hours.

Accessibility information is limited, and visitors are advised to contact local authorities for further details.

Notable Artworks or Relics

• A life-sized statue of the Child Jesus
• A collection of traditional Filipino folk art pieces
• A few sacred relics from the Catholic Church