Manilacathedral
“Known as the Mother Church of the Philippines, Manila Cathedral serves as the seat of the Archbishop of Manila with bilingual masses in Filipino and English.”
About Manila Cathedral, in Manila.
Known as the Mother Church of the Philippines, Manila Cathedral serves as the seat of the Archbishop of Manila with bilingual masses in Filipino and English. This historic cathedral regularly hosts significant religious events, from pilgrim relic visits to international apostolic congresses, making it a center of Philippine Catholic life.
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- Service times
- Monday to Friday7:30 AM (Mass), 12:10 PM (Mass)Saturday7:30 AM (Mass)Sunday8:00 AM (Mass), 10:00 AM (Mass), 6:00 PM (Mass)
- Contact
- +63 2 8527 3093
- Ministries
- Prayer Warriors of the Holy Souls, Wedding Ministry, Baptism and Confirmation Ministry, Events Ministry
- Community
Catholic Church
Catholic
Filipino, English
300-1000 attendees
What to wear, when to arrive, and what actually happens.First visit guide →
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What they sing
The songs Manila Cathedral actually sings
From their real worship playlists, ranked by how many churches worldwide sing each song.
- 1Who Am Isung by 8 churches
Casting Crowns
- 2I Offer My Lifesung by 3 churches
Don Moen
- 3One Bread, One Bodysung by 3 churches
John Michael Talbot
- 4You Are Minesung by 3 churches
David Haas
- 5Give Thankssung by 2 churches
Janella Salvador
- 6Heal Our Landsung by 2 churches
Jamie Rivera
- 7One More Giftsung by 2 churches
Bukas Palad Music Ministry
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