Our Lady of Atonement Cathedral in Baguio

Sharing the beauty of Our Lady of Atonement, Cathedral Baguio.

Not only for Sunday mass, but it is open everyday so visit anytime to quiet the mind, for your inner peace.

Main Catholic Church of Baguio City. One of the Most visited places and icon of Baguio City. Many tourists who have just arrived in Baguio City stop by here in this Church to pray and give thanks for having a safe travel. Truly a place of prayer and reflection. Parking spaces available.

Visit this Cathedral the structure is amazing historical

Beautiful scenery inside the Church..

Forgot how to go about the Cathedral since the last time I visited Baguio was about 4 or 5 years ago. Went to the area to offer candles/prayers and to offer mass intentions. Loved how its so near the best places. I just wish that I was there with better weather conditions.

Although the facade of the cathedral is still in renovation when we went there, you can still see it’s beauty and the holiness of the church.

Currently under renovation but I was able to attend the mass (in local languageduring my visit.

Every sunday Im always here, to pray 🙏, and to attend the Weekly Mass,

Its very nice and spacious and the equipment for the mass is exquisite and they have different languages per mass

Excellently observe social distancing, spacious covered open spaces, good audio & video in case you miss mass inside the cathedral/church.

Nice church in Baguio, although it is under repair when we visited it. And we were lucky that it wasnt crowded and we were able to get a parking slot inside the vicinity that day.

There is an everyday mass starts at 6 am thereafter every hour, just not sure if up to what time

A church where many events took place. I belong to the parish of the Cathedral of Our Lady of Atonement as our residence is less than half a kilometer away from this house of prayer. It is where I was baptized and its altar was where I said my “I do” when I wedded my wife in December 9, 1989. As a child, we attended mass officiated by Belgian priests and I remember Fr. John Pardou who I first received my first communion from. The church was badly damaged during the Killer Earthquake of July 1990 and it underwent a major repair for over a year. Build in 1924 by the CICM order, the majestic cathedral is adorned with two towers where bells are tolled on a regular basis. It has stained glass paintings all over but many are just colored glasses perhaps because of the impacts of the American carpet bombing during 2nd World War that actually spared the church. As a child admiring the beauties of religious art, I even dreamt of repairing or replacing the damaged mosaics but I knew that this form of ancient art is almost gone replaced by the acrylic glass and resin method. Today, one can now see a figure of Mother Frances Cabrini, an Italian nun who is known as the Patron of Immigrants. I was President of the Save our School Children Foundation which is being supported by the New York based Cabrini Mission when we had the Mosaic window of Mo. Cabrini Installed with the interventions of the late Bishop Carlito Cenzon and insistence of Sister Patricia Spillane who later became a Mother Superior of their mission. I’ve seen the transformation of the church since my kindergarten days during the time if Fr.John Pardou and Fr. Desmedt.

Clean and Refreshing View Match the Solemnity of the Church

Newly painted, still the church you love even before...Mass schedule and other matters pertaining to the church, you can look it up at their facebook [Our Lady of Atonement Church]

First time to attend a mass. Nice experience.

If you are Catholic, must visit here..

1st stop every time we’re in Baguio City

I love that they a lot of English masses during Sundays :)

Well maintained church. You have to climb up the famous steep stairs or you have an option to take the other way which is easier option if you are not willing to put some leg work. Very peaceful ambiance.

Visiting the Our Lady of Atonement Cathedral is so surreal. So many sweet and bitter memories of Baguio are locked in here. Still the best place to go during the lent.

Nice place & structure,But parking sucks.Overall i had a good visit from this place.

The place is big enough for big number of devotees.Asherette are available and they provide guidance and instruction. Available tv monitoring so devotees can folliw and participate on ongoing mass. Annoucement are so clear and you will be guided well the time and schedule of masses.

Love that they are masses every 30mins in the morning. Its a great first stop and start to any day.Upside: its adjacent to, and accessible via, Porta Vaga, and via Session Road. Theres enough parking spaces if youre driving. The interior has been preserved and the exterior is much cleaner now. Its near SM, Session Road, etc. Very convenient.Downside: its quite a climb but there are PWD rails and walkways at the front (mainentrance.Do we recommend this place? YesAre we going back? Yes

No visit to Baguio should be complete without a visit to this church. Right in the heart of rhe city accessible from The famous Session road

Its very popular cathedral & you can feel the holiness inside & out.

The Cathedral is one of the must visit place in Baguio.Masses held were solemn ,the choir is outstanding.

It is really nice to be in this place, and no one should miss if you re in Baguio you will feel really blessed.

Seated at Upper Session Rd., the Cathedral has been a place of meet-up/rendezvous (on days without mass schedules). They recently renovated the stairs at the side of Porta Vaga, leading to Session Rd., and it has been added as one of the “tourist spots” around the area.

One of the famous and historical landmarks in baguio. Located @ the heart of Baguio City. A very solemn and peaceful ambiance. A must visit specially for Roman Catholic.

The Baguio Cathedral is in the center of the city, just along session road. You have to climb up the famous stiff stairs but you have an option to go the other way. The Cathedral itself is huge and its amazing as its well maintained church though theres a lot of people going to mass. Theres a Chapel that you can go to if you want a more secluded area and more peace.

It is a very wonderful place to visit. I always wanted to roam in this place. I love the ambiance.❤

The Baguio Cathedral is right at the center of the city. You can reach it via taxi, Grab or just follow google while driving.Parking spaces are available but you will be charged per hour. There is a ticket upon entering and they’ll charge you at the exit.There is also a food court but it was closed during our visit. Restrooms have minimal charge but are clean.When we got there, we were lucky to have heard mass and see and touch the Black Nazarene visiting Baguio.

Attend Mass to this Baguios biggest Catholic Church - Cathedral. Located at the very heart of Baguio and above the Iconic Session Road.

Our Lady of Atonement Cathedral / Baguio CathedralOur Lady of Atonement Cathedral which is popularly known as Baguio Cathedral is a Roman Catholic cathedral which was constructed in 1920 and got finished 1936. It got its name from one of the titles given to Mary mother of Jesus. This church has a simple but elegant facade which (waspink in color with rose style windows. It is located on top of Mount Mary Hill where visitors can access it using hundred steps stoneMy side story:I originally planned to come here after my appointment(Nov 4, 2021at the Nationwide Health Systems Baguio Inc. but had to got to Triage first to secure a health certificate. God must have wanted me to go for adoration time before anything else bc there was surprisingly enormous surge of people at the place and each priority number takes a while to get accommodated on the counter. At that time they just called out for #26 and I got #56 on the line and was growing anxious waiting with the uncertain time I have left so i hopped in a cab and went to this beautiful city cathedral. The cathedral was like 5-10mins away from Triage so i figured I can spend a little more time there after saying my prayers. By the way, the cathedral is currently on renovation so I just managed to take a few photos inside and prayed at the Face of Jesus mini chapel located at the back of the cathedral. After 30mins, decided to go back to Triage and arrived just in time! My PN was called in within 5 mins! ☺️☺️☺️As to my experience, Baguio Cathedral is a great place for spiritual reawakening! Try to visit and see why I said so 😉 I truly feel blessed for being able to visit and spend some prayer time here. My prayers were actually half answered by the time I stepped out of the clinic(my appointment in Baguio). Baguio Cathedral is a new addition to my favorite places ❤️🙏❤️

A perfect place to offer your prayers. One of the recommended locations for you to visit even when your not religious. This church is one of the longest standing place of worship and its also near session road so its easy to access. Great for photo opts as well with your friends or loveones. Has alot of parking space so no hassles for those travelling by car.Kindly give a LIKE 👍 if this helps!Follow ME for my other REVIEWS!

5⭐s - Must place to visit when you go here in Baguio.One of famous cathedral in The Philippines! Leaving on this church gives us love, hope, trust and renewed faith in GOD 🙏.

Just a few changes since the 90s, new paint scheme, parking enforcement etc. Its still the same Baguio Cathedral thats been looking over the city throughout the years. Open most of the time, one can just drop by and chill, pray, or mosey around.

One of the popular tourist destination in Baguio. Also called as " Baguio Cathedral". The nearest Catholic Church if you are roaming around the city. It is adjacent to the infamous "Session Road". To start your fitness goal, youn can take its 2600 to reach the church (kidding!).

Very Stunning ..... Just pick a nice mid day week day time to visit if you want less people .... Very Beautiful and Architecturally designed ... A MUST as well to see when in Baguio ..

Also known as the Baguio Cathedral; 1st time to visit and we love its majestic architecture; We plan to hear Mass next time since there was a wedding when we entered.

The church lies on Upper Session Road. Its really a good place to visit especially if youre a Catholic. During Sundays, the schedule of the mass starts as early as 5AM (Im not quite sure about this ✌️😁, but will check out again soon).

Cathedral of Our Lady of Atonement, also known as Baguio Cathedral, is the most visited church in the heart of the city. Most of the masses celebrated here on Sundays are in English, except masses at 5:00 to 6:00, 9:00 to 10:00 in the morning are in Ilokano, and 10:00 to 11:00 in Tagalog

This Cathedral of our Lady of Atonement is very accessible but in our case, we just walk. We climb the stairs on the back of the church and weve done some exercise. Haha.It was a fullfilling experience because the place was peaceful. You could also make a wish thru the wishing well and there are also seats available for those who want to take rest upon climbing the stairs. There are also places where you could dine after you pray at the cathedral.This place is a must see

Popularly known as the Baguio Cathedral, this church became the refuge of many civilians during world war 2. Today it is a place of worship and a place for rest for the body and soul. Located right at the heart of Baguio City which is a great escape from the busy city life. Hourly masses are celebrated here every sunday. Parking is available priced at 5 pesos for one hour and beyond that the charge is 20 pesos

Baguio CathedralBaguio Cathedral (Church of Our Lady of Atonementis a Catholic Church and main attraction of Baguio City, Philippines, located in the heart of city. It has twin spires, rose colored exterior and traditional stained glass. The church was constructed on Mount Mary between 1920 and 1936. It suffered damage in WWII. Repairs were carried out and Church was again opened to public in November 1990.

When in Baguio City, you should not miss going to Baguio Cathedral. Just below the SM City. Our Lady of the Atonement Cathedral is a Roman Catholic cathedral located at Cathedral Loop adjacent to Session Road in Baguio, the Philippines, and is the see of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Baguio. Dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary under the title of Our Lady of Atonement, its distinctive pink exterior, twin spires and stained glass windows make it a popular tourist attraction in Baguio.

It’s not as imposing or grand as the other well-known cathedrals in the Philippines but it has its charms, particularly its soft pink walls and the monuments in front of the church.

The place is solemn and holy, you can feel as if Christ is there. The first liturgical mass is celebrated in ilokano language followed by the next mass in english language. Comfort room is located at the right side of the church. You can also have picture taking in the small terrace with nice view.