Weddings Tagaytay Magazine Vol. 3 Issue 1 (July 2017-2019) | Page 221

for meditation
Whether it’s soul-searching you yearn for or just a quiet place for you and your thoughts, these
breezy retreats will soothe your needs..

Pink Sisters,
Tagaytay City, Cavite,

Perhaps one of the most famous of Tagaytay’s places
for contemplation, the Adoration Convent of Divine
Mercy, or the Pink Sisters’ Chapel, is visited by all kinds
of people with their wishes and prayers.
Called the pink sisters for the color of their habits, you
would only see them through glass and grills,
praying with you in their silence.
Mass is scheduled every Sunday at 7:30am and
5:00pm and on Weekdays at 6:30am.
At the guard’s desk, papers and envelope for petitions
are given out to visitors who would like to write down
their requests. Boxes can be found for these prayer intentions.
Well-known for providing sanctuary for the late
President Corazon Aquino during the 1986 revolution,
the rest of us, too, can find solace here.

Angel's Hills
Arnoldus Rd., Maitim 2nd East, Tagaytay City,
Ms. Monette Palo and Ms. Lorelyn Palma
0917 536 3203 / 0922 869 3815 / 0939 918 9456
[email protected] / www.angelshills.com.ph

A small chapel, a conference hall, convention hall, a
swimming pool and accommodations –that’s Angels’
Hills Retreat and Formation Center for those looking for a retreat.
Air conditioned rooms and regular rooms are available
in singles (*P2,000- P2,500), for sharing (1,300-1,550 per head)
and in groups of 10 (P9,000 per nigh).
Conference rooms for 30-300 people are offered.
For bigger groups, up to 1000 people can be
accommodated in the Pater Convention Hall. In-house
meals and audio visual equipment are available.
The simple lines and colors of the structures with
greens all around is all you will need for a quiet time
with God.

Our Lady of Manaoag in Tagaytay
www.facebook/tierra.demaria

The replica of Our Lady of Manaoag is in Tierra de Maria
Home of Meditation and Enrichment in Tagaytay City.
A 50-foot statue of Mary Mother of God first greets
those who come to bear witness to the miracles that
take place, for this is not just any church, but a place for
healing – of spirit or of the body.
A healing mass is held every first Saturday of the month.
An A.M.E.N. Prayer is taught inside where you focus
on a black-and-white image and are directed to look

heavenwards, eyes closed,
and when you ‘see’ Jesus
Christ’s face, you end it with an
“Amen”.
Upstairs outside, a therapeutic fish spa for *P100 provides
visitors with a relaxed and up-there view of the towering
statue. Bottles of healing oil and holy water, only for
believers, can be bought to ward off negative energy