She also made sure that the house would have plenty of rooms to accommodate Ron's siblings who would come to visit and support him during his treatments. She wanted him to live in a place with the healthiest atmosphere and high quality air. When his wife Vilma, a nurse, learned about this sad news she immediately went to action and decided they will move away from the city and build the house they have now. In 2005, he was diagnosed with late stage cancer of the liver that had metastesized already to different parts of his body including his lungs. He told us the story behind the reason why their house was built. Ron Guzman was at the same table I was in. Inside this small niche are the bones of St. Pope John Paul II are encased in a small container in the middle of the newly installed altar. Its most dazzling feature is its beautiful ceiling. It has been recently restored to its 18th century design. It is the seat of the Archdiocese of Tuguegarao and the biggest church in Tuguegarao. Peter and Paul Cathedral also known as the Tuguegarao Metropolitan Cathedral. Peter and Paul Cathedral also known as the Tuguegarao Metropolitan CathedralThe first stop in our "Church tour" was the Sts. We will glean this through the history of the architecture and design of the buildings as well as stories behind the statues in the churches. We would see for example the strong influence of the Spaniards on how the Filipinos practiced and deepened their Catholic faith in the three centuries they colonized us. We embarked on what I would consider a heritage tour where we would be learning about the culture of Tuguegarao and also the Philippines through the churches we would visit. (My mouth is watering as I type this list and it is only 6 in the morning).Īfter being envigorated by the sumptuous lunch, we went sightseeing. The food served by our gracious hosts are shown above and consisted of embutido, fish fillet with tartar sauce, chopsuey, pancit canton, beef mechado and my favorite the "to die for" chicken curry.
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