Obando Church

The Obando Church is a Roman Catholic church situated in the Philippines. Its facade had been portrayed as like that of the congregation of Marilao, Bulacan. The structure is made out of windows and level segments, and has a pediment with a specialty and two round windows along the edges. The facade is additionally flanked by an octagonal belltower. Associated with its structure is the Colegio de San Pascual Baylon, a tuition based school oversaw by the area. The holy place of the congregation is accepted to be plated with silver.

The church was destroyed in World War II amid the battle for the freedom from the Japanese run the show. As per a few reports, the first statues of Our Lady of Salambao, Saint Clare and Saint Paschal Baylon were likewise demolished amid the battling, and that the pictures by and by worshiped are authorized replication of the first images. The Church of Obando has been announced as the "Diocesan Shrine" of the Our Lady of the Immaculate Concepcion of Salambao by the Catholic Church. The congregation is associated with a few barangay churches in Obando, Bulacan, to be specific: the sanctuaries of Barangays Panghulo, Catanghalan, Pag-asa, Paliwas, San Pascual, Hulo, Mahabang-Lawa, Tawiran, Wawang-Pulo, Liputan, and Ubihan.