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Simborio of Santiago Apostol Church (Plaridel) - the Simborio with octagonal dome is part of the Campo Santo of Quingua Church - built in 1700 and used as Chapel of final blessing before interment; this historical landmark and heritage of Bulacan stood amidst graves and niches archive copy at the Wayback Machine; as octagonal chapel the locally called Simborio is surrounded by artistic windows - made from adobe stones with bricks and mortar with several semicircular niches, pointed lancet arch windows; niches ring around the cemetery chapel’s lower part located in Category:Sitios and puroks of the Philippines Subdivisions of the Philippines Barangays Poblacion 14.8745, 120.8761 Plaridel, Bulacan ]] (Note: Judge Florentino Floro, the owner, to repeat, Donor Florentino Floro User:Judgefloro of all these photos hereby donates gratuitously, freely and unconditionally : as Judge Floro underscores that all these photos uploaded to and for Wikimedia Commons, my - this file - these files - are to be shared and used by anyone in the world however they wish or desire, that is, for public use of the public domain, and again without any condition whatsoever; I have transferred all of my rights, even copyrights, to Wikimedia Commons itself, and in effect these are in public domain, as like I stated, I no longer hold any rights to any of my images and I explicitly allow all people around the world to use them however they wish or desire: and in addition, they and all or anybody need not cite or mention my name in the photos they take from Wikimedia Commons which I donated absolutely - my full PD statement is hereby confirmed and ratified. I hereby certify that both the Parish Priest of Plaridel Church - Office and Bishop of Malolos granted me express permission to take photos of these).

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