St. Gregory the Great Parish Church

The church features elaborate carvings on the choir loft balcony and rose-colored ceiling paintings that decorate the interior space with traditional artistic elements.

The structure began as a mission station in 1611, evolved into a parish by 1625, and the current stone building was completed in 1710.

The church maintains a special devotion to Saint Gregory and the Seven Archangels, with their images prominently displayed in the main altar and throughout the building.

Located on Indang-Trece Martires Road, the church offers wedding ceremonies and religious services while maintaining restricted access through a steel gate for security.

Within its walls and pillars, the church incorporates commemorative gravestones, and its pulpit displays a Jesuit monogram alongside an image of the child Christ.

Location: Indang

Inception: 1710

Architectural style: baroque architecture

GPS coordinates: 14.20280,120.84000

Latest update: March 3, 2025 07:50