San Roque Cathedral-Parish (Diocese of Kalookan)

It was a great experience to visit this Cathedral. I'll pray that all you ask in prayer will be given to you. Be blessed. Godbless.

Our Parish has always been our go-to whenever we seek help with our spiritual healing. Through prayers we ask and and we thank and this church is always there. Since I was born the church has been through many progress already and up to this date it is still standing proud. Very spacious and can accommodate a lot. Has a parking and has a comfort room.

How I wished to be back...
And it happens...
There was a lot of changes and improvements as well..
Kudos 👏

We went to San Roque Cathedral and conducted a documentary about the cathedral for our project in Readings in Philippine History. The guards and staffs of the cathedral were approachable and friendly. We interviewed the secretary of the cathedral who was a very kind and smart person that gave us the permission to conduct our documentary. I was amazed by the rich history of the 203 years old cathedral specifically when the Katipuneros used to go there. All in all, San Roque Cathedral is beautiful.

Having fear of crowd since pandemic but nothing beats our faith. Ash wednesday with workmates here at San Roque. So solemn. I wouls suggest that they must add speaker at the latter part of the church. Just late review.

San Roque patron saint of the sick. We can see his statue with a dog.

I like how there could be a lot of churchgoers yet it is still very much an orderly crowd. Sometimes there are exhibits and they also get visited by the relics. Speakers (amplifiers) are okay. Feel His presence at the PEA. The parish office staff are also polite.

I also appreciate that there are a lot of plants and trees. If I am not mistaken there are 2 feasts a year for this Cathedral, for Virgen de la Nieva and for San Roque. August 16 and every February 21 too? There are also processions we can join.

The Church started as Vísita of Tondo Church and started functioning as a Parish in 1815. The Church witnessed the Revolution against the colonizer and stood as a witness for extrajudicial killings in Caloocan during the "Giyera Kontra Droga", therefore given a National Historical Marker. Elevated as a Cathedral in 2003 holding the jurisdiction of Kalookan, Malabon and Navotas.

A quiet place to reflect and meditate. Visit this Cathedral anytime.

Attended the Priestley Ordination of our dear friend there.

The place is conducive for spiritual reflection and contemplation.

I'm so blessed to have near a church in my place

A place to find inner peace pero sana pwede rin yun soulmate just kidding lng

The Century old church has been kept and preserved so good

I really love this church so much. Their bathroom is not that well maintained. Also their door is see through, it's somewhat uncomfortable if you're just new to that kind of thing.

We just had a quick.stay here. BIg church enough to accomodate many...accessible..lots of fast food chains nearby..the restroom is clean and has a lovely design...

Organize staff, peaceful place, clean, well ventilated. Visit our God Temple to talk to "Lord God Almighty"

Been serving here as achoir member for almost a decade. Love all the lectures and priests here, as well as ither organizations' leaders/members.

Very accessible.

Elevated into a cathderal in 2003, the church of San Roque in Kalookan used to served as a meeting place during the Katipunan revolutions.

This was build hundred years ago and that is why the experienced is remarkable. Even the structure and interior of church itself.