Eco Church, Philippines

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The Eco Church was originally known as "Lasang" (forest) was a project initiated by the late Fr. Alfeo Villanueva of St. Isidore Parish, Kauswagan, Cagayan de Oro City.

At this times, many people not just parishioners would like to attend masses here because it let's you connect with nature with good ventilation and ambiance with wide spaces for people to either sit down and reflect from the hustles and bustles of life.

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