In 2021, BAKÁS PILIPINAS, in collaboration with a consortium of Quiapo-based property owners, heritage advocates and community organizations, prepared and submitted a petition to declare a core area of Quiapo as a Heritage Zone. “Lakad Dasal: The Quiapo Pilgrimage and Living Heritage Corridor” is a proposal in accordance with the provisions of Republic Act 10066, or better known as the National Heritage Act of 2009.

This Nomination Dossier was prepared by the Technical Working Group, consisting of the following members:

BAHAY NAKPIL BAUTISTA Fernando Zialcita • Maria Paz Santos-Viola • Mary Ann Venturina Bulanadi

BAKAS PILIPINAS INC. Roz Li • Pascale Montadert • Angeline Quirona • Caroline Pasion

KAPITBAHAYAN SA KALYE BAUTISTA (KKB) Peter Danielle Rallos • Stephen Pamorada • Abigail Ko • Dennis Barcelo

PAMANATAG Beatrice Ann Dolores

PHOTOGRAPHER Anson T. Yu

RENACIMIENTO MANILA Diego Torres

SAN SEBASTIAN BASILICA CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION, INC. Marianne Claire Vitug • Samantha Pacardo • Anna Ysabel de Dios

The National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) intervention to restore the damaged churches excluded the restoration of the 20th century American colonial-era and post-colonial churches; hence, they have been nicknamed “The Orphan Churches of Bohol.”

At the request of the Diocese of Tagbilaran, Bohol, under whose jurisdiction the churches belong, Bakás Pilipinas, Inc. prepared a Preliminary Survey on the condition of three of these “Orphan” Churches:

• Nuestra Señora Del Rosario Church, Antequera

• La Purisima Concepcion Church, Catigbian

• San Antonio de Padua Church, Sikatuna