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St. John the Baptist Parish – Calamba

The frontage of St. John the Baptist Parish as seen from J. P. Rizal St. in Calamba, Laguna. A long corridor surrounded by white grills and plants separate the church's main entrance from its gate. The church is gray with visible bricks and towers on the left and right of the church's main structure.

Also known as: N/A

Address: Jose P. Rizal St. Calamba, Laguna [View Map]

Telephone: (049) 545-1565

Fax:

Pastor: Msgr. Jose D. Barrion

Office Hours: Monday to Saturday 8:30am-12:00pm & 1:30pm-5:00pm; Sunday 4:30am-12:00pm & 2:00pm-5:00pm

Mass Schedule

Monday to Friday: 5:30am 5:30pm

Saturday: 5:30am

Saturday Anticipated Mass: 6:30pm

Sunday: 5:15am 7:00am 8:30am 10:00am 2:00pm 3:30pm 5:00pm 6:30pm

Sacraments

Baptism: Saturday 11:00am; Sunday 11:30am

Confession: After every weekday mass; Every First Friday 4:00pm-5:00pm

Confirmnation: Every First Saturday 1:00pm

Photo Gallery

The altar and sanctuary of St. John the Baptist Parish. The sanctuary is mostly brown with gold-colored lining. The altar has white cloth on it while the floor has what seems like a red carpet. At the back of the altar is a large crucifix with the tabernacle below it. The crucifix is surrounded by two rows of tens statues of saints with five saints on each side, four on the upper row and six on the lower row.The interior of the St. John the Baptist Parish is mostly brown and white on the roof, walls, and floor. Seen here is the corridor leading to the sanctuary. Several rows of sits for the laity are grouped to left and right sides of the corridor. Also visible here are six chandeliers hanging on the ceiling.Garden inside the compound of St. John the Baptist Parish. It has two gray statues of angels, one gray statue of a person holding a bucket, and a colored statue of a person with red and white clothes, probably Jesus. At the back of the colored statue is a well with text that can be translated in English as Well of Repentance.The side of the external structure of St. John the Baptist Parish, showing several visible gray bricks, wooden semi-oblong doors, and red roofs.


Published on October 14, 2018 under categories: Parish Churches.


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