Sto. Nino de Molino Parish Mass Schedule

The “Sto. Niño de Molino” (Holy Child of Molino) is a religious relic venerated by the Roman Catholic community in the Philippines. It is believed to be a depiction of the infant Jesus and is considered to be miraculous by many devotees. The exact origin of the image is unknown, but it is believed to have been brought to the Philippines by Spanish friars during the Spanish colonial period. The image has been housed in a church in the town of Bacoor, Cavite, in the Philippines for many years and has become a site of pilgrimage for Catholics from all over the country. Devotees come to the church to pray and pay homage to the Holy Child, and to ask for his intercession in their daily lives. The “Sto. Niño de Molino” is celebrated with an annual feast on the third Sunday of January, which is attended by thousands of devotees. The event features religious processions, masses, and other devotional activities.