This is the church I dream of going to because I was baptized here when I was a child.

– Nerinz Concillo

Old and beautiful Spain church and also a pilgrimage church. Worth to visit. English mass at Saturday, see my picture

– Rene Thöne

Founded originally (or re-established) as a parish in 1960 under its present name.

However, the Catholic presence in Ormoc dates back much further. The old church was destroyed in 1944 during WWII bombings.

It celebrates its feast day on June 29, honoring Saints Peter and Paul.

It belongs to the Ormoc Vicariate under the Archdiocese of Palo.

Beautiful altar design and interior features after renovations; aesthetic improvements appreciated.

Strong heritage value: the church serves as a cultural symbol of Ormoc’s history, survived destruction, rebuilt, maintained.

Vibrant parish life: multiple mass services, active participation, chapels in barangays under the parish, pastoral councils.

For people who value tradition, community, religious significance, and a solid church setting for mass or events (weddings, baptisms), Saints Peter and Paul Parish Church serves very well. It’s visually pleasing, has a strong location and history, and is a central piece of spiritual life in Ormoc.

But for those who emphasize high standards of maintenance or administrative efficiency, there are some issues that need attention (structural safety, staff service, etc.).

If I were to give it a star rating overall: 5 / 5 stars.

– Joshua Codilla9