The Museo del Seminario Conciliar de Nueva Caceres is located inside the Holy Rosary Minor Seminary. It is an ecclesiastical museum housing the images, paintings, relics, old bibles and artifacts of the Archdiocese of Nueva Caceres.
The museum’s Archaeological section holds artifacts from Bicol’s precolonial era. Meanwhile, the Art section exhibits a collection of old artworks (by Mariano Asuncion, Juan & Jose Camacho, etc.) owned by the Archdiocese of Caceres. Mariano Asuncion (1802-1885) is considered as one of the 19th century master painters in the colonial Philippines. Father and son, Juan & Jose Camacho are local artists from Naga City. As painters, they were commissioned by the local church to do portraitures of bishops and popes and other religious icons which are considered as important cultural and religious patrimony of the Bikol region.
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Admission Fees:This place is featured in the following tour packages:
Pilgrim’s Mass with laying of the Manto for healing and protection. Activities a pilgrim can do within a day.
Embark on a profound journey of faith and discovery through the historical and spiritual landmarks of Naga City and nearby areas. This 3-day pilgrimage will immerse you in centuries-old traditions, religious architecture, and spiritual reflection.
This tour is highlighted by a Pilgrim’s Mass and Healing Ritual on the first day with visits to museums and a spiritual retreat on the second day.
Nestled in the heart of downtown Naga, a monument stands as a poignant tribute to the 15 Martyrs of Bicol.
The largest public structure in Asia when it was constructed in the 1970’s, the Naga City People’s Mall (NCPM) houses
The canonical erection of the Parish of Saint Catherine of Siena on a lot donated by the Dominican Sisters took
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