Established in 1752, it is one of the oldest parishes in Cavite. The original church, made of wood, stone, bamboo and nipa used to face Bacoor Bay and was once rebuilt by Rev. Fr. Domingo Sevilla Pilapil after its destruction during the 1762 British Occupation of Cavite. It was again rebuilt, reversed, and enlarged by Rev. Fr. Mariano Gomes and Architect Felix Rojas after the 1863 Manila earthquake. The present structure is what remained of this once longest church in Cavite after a third of the church was destroyed in the Philippine-American War in 1899.
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