
Bosoboso Church in Antipolo, Rizal.
The Sassy Lawyer & Pinoy Cook on food, family and home.
Print it!
Pin It
In a country where over ninety per cent of the population live below the … »»

Kamoteng-kahoy (cassava) is a root crop. Even if you're not familiar with … »»

A couple of days ago, in another attempt to acquire a taste for ampalaya, I … »»

There is an older version of adobong kangkong (swamp / water spinach) in … »»

The most serious reason I missed my pressure cooker was because I love, … »»

The last time I heard the word batotoy, I was buying longganisa (native … »»

After a quick trip to the market, Speedy checked his Facebook account, … »»

Still experimenting with alternative methods of cooking, after using the … »»

If you're looking for the easiest cocktail drink recipe ever, you just … »»





Casa is Spanish for house. CASA is also an acronym for Connie, Antonio, Sam and Alex. We are all surnamed Veneracion. We all love to take photos -- of anything that catches our fancy. It's a family obsession.
This is a journal of how we live, eat, learn, play and have fun. Work? Work is part of playing and having fun. Seriously.

In 2003, a time when I hadn't heard of the term "blog", I started a recipe website at cooking.houseonahill.net using a now defunct content management system that ran on ASP. Ok, never mind the geek talk, I'm sure you're not interested in that. The contents easily multiplied and, in 2004, I moved the food site to pinoycook.net. Always unhappy with the fact that the dot com versions of houseonahill and pinoycook weren't … (click here to read all »)

Sam likes buying those frozen seafood balls in the grocery -- fish balls, … (more...)

It has a graham cracker crust and it is baked but at a lower temperature … (more...)

If you Google "melon cocktail", you'll find that there are two categories. … (more...)

According to Tastefully Done, age means deep fried and dashi, of course, is … (more...)

Okra has a bad reputation in our house. So bad a reputation that I'm the … (more...)
Except for quotes, all text & signed photos © Connie Veneracion.
Except relative to the of use of social media "share" buttons, no reproduction without prior written permission.
CASAVeneracion.com is powered by Apple, Canon, coffee & cocktails.
Hi i am sooo interested to see this church and a friend of mine saw some pictures too…she’d be getting married next year and is considering this church as one of her option…would you personally recommend this church for a wedding? If you happen to have any contact number of this church kindly email it to me, i’d appreciate it very much. Thanks. Hope to hear form you.
vickyg,
I am the parish priest of that old church in Boso-boso. We are really popularizing it for those who would like to get married and as a pilgrimage site also. The ambiance of an old church remains. It has a spacious parking space. It is located in a sitio and so it is not a busy spot. It is very accessible. We do not have a particular space for the reception but the patio can be utilized for reception designed in a fiesta sa nayon ambiance. You can come and visit. I am free on Mondays and Tuesdays.
you can call me through this number: 09289821703, or communicate through the e-mail.
It is not difficult to come here. You just take Aurora, cubao road and that whole stretch going to our place is Marcos Highway. It is straight drive. You don’t turn until you reach the street going to the church. It is about one hour and 30 minute drive from cubao if the traffic is not that heavy.
Hi Fr. Domingo,
I am getting married next year. We want it to be Feb 2 2010. I love the church and I wanted a quiet place for my wedding ceremony. I think this is just so perfect. My concern is, My reception will be in MMLDC. How many minutes/hour drive is the church from MMLDC? I don’t want my guest driving too far from one location to another. And my fiance is in Canada, is it okay if we attend seminars just 2 weeks before our wedding date?
Thanks,
Shiela
Oh, how nice, Fr. Domingo. Like an Intramuros (or San Sebastian) of Antipolo! Nice, nice. Boso-boso church would be a great backdrop for wedding pics. I hope the chandelier has been fixed though.
hi connie.. do you have any contact # of Boso-boso church?
im really interested in that church.. thank you so much! =)
u cud reach me thru my email (hot,glam_chic@yahoo.com) or my mobile no. 09282788804.. thank you so much! God Bless!
please give me contact details I will get married this coming october.. thank you!!
please send me the details im getting married this coming 10-10-10 I really fell in love with this place the first time I saw this! thanks
This place is so cool! I went there last May and took pictures. It was a challenge to find, but it was actually quite easy once you know what you are looking for.
I blogged about it here:
http://lakwatsero.me/2010/05/23/boso-boso-church-ruins-antipolo-rizal-may-22-2010/
Wow, it’s so clean now!
hi good evening fr. Domingo, i am carlito armas student of URS-Antipolo and we are conducting a study about the present status of the bosoboso church….bosoboso church is one of the historical churches here in antipolo..that’s why our group decided to choose it to be our subject on our thesis…our group are looking forward to set an appointment to you for us to conduct some interview..tnx father…GOD BLESS…. c: pls.feel free..to contact us for the confirmation (09173862964) tnx again….Fr.Domingo…c:
Hi Fr. Domingo,
What are the requirements in getting married in Boso-Boso church? Do you allow Catholic & Christian to be wed there?
Please email if the place is still open.
Thanks,
Jill
Fr. Domingo cannot view your email because this blog has a strict privacy policy.
Hi Fr. Domingo,
What are the requirements for wedding ceremonies in your Church? please contact me at janiceyuki@gmail.com. Hope to hear from you. God Bless and Happy New Year.