BEFORE becoming a highly urbanized city, Las Piñas was once a fishing settlement on the southeastern part of Manila Bay. The stretch between Poblacion and Zapote was lined with salt beds known for producing a high-quality salt called "primera." Meanwhile, from Zapote to Alabang, the land was filled with rice fields and bamboo farms.
St. Joseph Church PHOTOS BY JOSEPH BAUTISTA
Simbang Gabi PHOTO BY JOSEPH BAUTISTA
Marching band PHOTO BY JOSEPH BAUTISTA
St. Joseph Church interior PHOTO BY JOSEPH BAUTISTA
Monument of Fr. Diego Cera PHOTO BY JOSEPH BAUTISTA
Street of Las Piñas PHOTO BY JOSEPH BAUTISTA
Belen decoration PHOTO BY JOSEPH BAUTISTA