Kamay Ni Hesus Healing Church

One of the places that you want to visit and spend a day with.. Especially on holy week and other holidays.. Have so many place to hang out with and lots of stores if you want to buy for food and souvenirs..And also have more parking spaces around the area so you have no problem to bring your cars and motorcycles..

A very nice place to visit especially if you are really a devout Catholic. The vicinity of Kamay ni Hesus is huge and generously filled up with relaxing greens. The nature lovers will rejoice with the captivating view. Kamay ni Hesus is also famous for it's 300-step climb to the huge statue of Jesus on the top of the hill.

Went here on a Sunday and was still able to get a good parking space. Big parking space inside the church vicinity and there's a lot outside too.
Place is organize kaya kahit maraming tao, it is still good.
A lot of food stalls in & out of the church area.
Traffic is not bad too.
Attended the Healing mass by Bishop Emilio Marquez.

We went in Lucena to attend a wedding but since we're already there, we drop by this place. I was wondering why it is called Kamay Ni Hesus. It is a place to behold - reflection. For the first timer, you must go.

Beside it is the Healing church and center. Those who are not mobile enough, do not make attempt to climb uphill though there are steps. The ground sites have places to appreciate - it has the Garden of Eden and the Noah's Ark. There are also stores to appreciate food and religious items.

Kamay ni Hesus is a serene sanctuary nestled in the heart of Lucban, Philippines. The sprawling grounds boast lush greenery and religious sculptures, creating a peaceful atmosphere for reflection and prayer. The highlight, the towering statue of the Healing Christ, is both impressive and spiritually uplifting. Pilgrims seeking solace will appreciate the calming ambiance and the chance for introspection. However, for those less inclined towards religious experiences, the appeal might be limited. Overall, Kamay ni Hesus offers a tranquil retreat for those seeking a connection with their faith in a picturesque setting.

The Kamay ni Hesus Shrine in Lucban, Philippines, has 305 steps leading to the top where a giant statue of the resurrected Christ is located.

Nice place to visit for Catholic people. You can start the station of the cross after the mass. Candles 25php for 5pcs. Lock (with different inttentions) 75.00 They also sell healing oils 180 for the big one at 120 for the smaller (different varieties on the stalls besides Garden of Eden. For the Garden of Eden, limited tables and chairs but you can have a mini picnic there if you have foods.

Visited Kamay ni Hesus for my mom’s birthday. This place has been developed drastically from the last time I paid a visit. So many changes and it’s for the good.

Quiet place to meditate.
Finish the 14 stations and see the relaxing view on top.

Great Church with a good view and feels solemn. Worth the visit but make sure to go early if you want to go up the big statue of Christ.

Getting there was truly a struggle for a first timer like us riding a motorcycle. We got lost along the way that we felt it's really hard to reach "Kamay ni Hesus"(literally) plus it was raining hard going up with almost zero visibility. With God's guidance and our perseverance we manage to finally arrive at the location.
It was still raining heavily so we were not able to take as many pictures as well as we didn't get to see the "Kamay" statue. It was still an incredible and memorable experience for us.

Fewer mass goers at 7am Sunday mass. Jam-packed at around 9am as gate to Kamay ni Hesus opens.

The climb is so exhausting yet the feeling when you reach the top is so satisfying. When you're actually on the way going to the topmost portion of this place, you can see the different stations of the cross and how they're telling a story. Also, the whole of Lucban can be seen at the grotto proper, at the top. Mindblowing and so amazing. It feels so holy and sacred going there.

No entrance. Also, you might want to try the foods sold outside the grotto. They're delicious.

It's a wonderful place. When you climb the mountain where the big statue of Jesus Christ is placed, the feeling must be really fulfilling. Many locations to take pictures too and its Church and Chapel are a very good place to talk to Jesus, do some reflections and feel His healing power in you. Have time to visit the place when there's a good weather.

Pieace of advice, bring water when climbing the stairs to the top and don't rush. Have time to reflect to each station.

Our family recently had the opportunity to visit Kamay ni Jesus in Quezon, Philippines, and it was truly a remarkable experience. Kamay ni Jesus is a famous pilgrimage site and healing center located in the town of Lucban, Quezon province.

Upon entering the grounds, I was immediately struck by the serene and peaceful atmosphere. The place exudes a sense of spirituality and tranquility, making it an ideal destination for those seeking solace and renewal. The beautifully landscaped gardens and well-maintained surroundings added to the overall charm of the place.

One of the highlights of Kamay ni Jesus is the Healing Church, which houses the towering statue of the Risen Christ. The sight of the statue is awe-inspiring and holds a powerful presence. Many people come here to seek healing, both physically and spiritually, and the atmosphere inside the church is filled with hope and faith.

There are also various prayer and meditation areas scattered throughout the grounds, providing visitors with quiet spaces to reflect and connect with their spirituality. The Stations of the Cross, which depict the crucifixion of Jesus, are well-crafted and allow for a meaningful contemplation of Christ's sacrifice.

Another notable feature of Kamay ni Jesus is the grotto, which houses numerous life-sized statues depicting various biblical scenes. Walking through the grotto felt like a spiritual journey, and each statue told a different story from the Bible.

The staff and volunteers at Kamay ni Jesus were warm, friendly, and accommodating. They provided information and assistance to visitors, creating a welcoming environment for people from all walks of life. The entire place was clean and well-maintained, ensuring a pleasant experience for everyone.

Overall, my visit to Kamay ni Jesus was a truly uplifting and spiritually enriching experience. It's a place where one can find solace, seek healing, and strengthen their faith. Whether you're a devout Catholic or someone looking to explore spirituality, Kamay ni Jesus offers a serene sanctuary that is worth visiting.

The Kamay ni Hesus Shrine is situated in Barangay Tinamnan in Lucban, Quezon, on the incline of Mt. Banahaw. The well-known healing priest Fr. celebrates healing masses in a church there. A Joey Faller.

It is famous Holy Week Destination and Sacred Ground for those who want to repent and pray for healing. To have the full experience at Kamay ni Hesus. You will have to climb 305 steps to reach the 50ft Statue.

The five hectare shrine was built in February 2002. The shrine also includes the Via Dolorosa Grotto, Noah's Ark, Sea of Galilee, Holy Family Park, and the Pastoral Center in addition to the Healing Church.

Getting there from Manila..
From SLEX: Take Calamba exit, drive towards Calamba city proper then turn right at the junction. Head straight on the highway passing by Los Banos, Bay, Victoria, Pila, Sta. Cruz and Pagsanjan. Once you get to Pagsanjan Church, turn right (Pagsanjan Town Hall) going to Luisiana town. Head straight again towards Lucban, Quezon. The Shrine, with its highly visible large statue, is about a kilometer from Lucban Town Proper.

Mass Schedules
Monday to Friday
9:00 am - 10:00 am

Saturday
9:00 am - 10:00 am Healing Mass
5:00 pm - 6:00 pm Anticipated Mass

Sunday
7:30 am - 8:30 am
9:00 am - 10:00 am Healing Mass
11:00 am - 12:00 pm
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Had a great time visiting this place. The stairs provide an avenue for exercise. On top of it is an amazing view, an overlooking site of different places. Sidetrip, the Noah's Arc.

This place is very peaceful to visit. you will find your self amazed to these creation. Yes it is exhausting and but fulfilling. You might want to visit in here .
Parking here is limited specially if you will arrived late in the morning. But there are some parking areas around the Area.

Arrived there a little bit early before they allowed visitors to enter the pilgrimage site, so I had time to rest from driving all the way from Lucena City. They don't charge entrance fees, but they've put up donation boxes in many places so you can give some money if you want to. If you forget to bring water, don't worry, they sell cold ones along the way to the top. Make sure that you are in good shape and good heart and lung condition before climbing up and down the 600+ steps!!! 💪

There were a lot of people but its normal because the Kamay ni Hesus Healing Church is popular among Catholics.

I'm in my senior year. Looking up, I thought that it would be impossible to reach that height. However, God is good. The drizzling rain did not stop me nor the steep climb. Grabe pawis. Love the climb....