It began a meteorological observatory, with Jesuit scientists puttering about measuring rainfalls, observing winds, recording the shiverings of the earth, quietly, patiently opening windows into the secret heart of the physical universe. … Read More
Stories and Updates
Beyond norms
What I like in this cross is that the body of Jesus is not the usual muscle guy like that we normally see. This image is beyond norm. … Read More
A Historic Milestone: Mirador Jesuit Villa and Lourdes Grotto Declared Important Cultural Property
The recent designation as an Important Cultural Property (ICP) by the National Museum of the Philippines… … Read More
CenterQuest Asia Opening Residency Retreat January 2023
The residency retreat, which lasted a week, was attended by 67 participants from different countries in Asia and North America. … Read More
Photo: The 1928 Mirador Observatory
The Mirador Observatory was once a beacon of grandeur and serenity nestled in the hills of northern Luzon, Philippines. But as fate would have it, the beautiful building got destroyed during the Second World War.  Thanks to a 1928 … Read More
The Mirador Arashimaya Bamboo Grove
1ST STOP: Begin the walk toward the Mirador Arashimaya Bamboo Grove. Observe carefully and note what you see … Read More
The Knidos Labyrinth
The Knidos Labyrinth, named after a place at the tip of a peninsula in West Turkey, Knidos was once a thriving Christian area, dominated by the Eastern Roman Empire of Byzantium, whose capital was Constantinople (Constantine’s City, presently Istanbul). At … Read More
Archdiocese of Lingayen-Dagupan Clergy Retreat
We remember with prayerful gratitude the recent clergy retreat (in two batches) with Archbishop Soc … Read More
Bernadette Sembrano visits Mirador!
Yung pagtour, hindi lang dapat pamamasyal yan, it’s better to also learn the history … Read More
New Public Rest Room
New chapel? No. Today’s feature is the newly constructed public rest room. … Read More
The History of Mirador (1890-1964)
Sources:History of Mirador 1890-1964by Fr. Francis X. Clark, S.J.