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Simala Shrine, also known as the Monastery of the Holy Eucharist, is situated in Barangay Lindogon, Sibonga, which is about 60 kilometers south of Cebu City.
Location: Barangay Lindogon, Sibonga, Southern Cebu
Distance from Cebu City: Approximately 60 kilometers (about a 2-hour drive)

Simala Shrine, a breathtaking pilgrimage site in Southern Cebu, is renowned for its miraculous stories and awe-inspiring castle-like architecture.

One of the key events that spurred the shrine’s growth was the reported miracle of the Virgin Mary’s tears.

Many devotees shared their testimonies of being healed from physical ailments after praying to the Virgin Mary at the shrine.

The unique combination of spiritual significance, miraculous stories, and stunning architecture has made the Simala Shrine a must-visit location for Roman Catholics worldwide.

Simala Shrine is often compared to the famed Sagrada Familia in Spain due to its intricate, castle-like architectural design.

The grand arches, tall spires, and intricate carvings serve not just as visual marvels but as representations of spiritual themes.

Simala Shrine offers 13 different colored candles, each representing specific intentions or prayers.
White: Purity, guidance, and clarity in decision-making.
Black: Prayers for the souls of departed loved ones.
Green: Success in financial matters, business, or academic achievements.
Gold: Healing, recovery, and good health.
Orange: Reconciliation and harmony within relationships.
Pink: Blessings and forgiveness.
Yellow: Strength, courage, peace, and hope.
Red: Love, passion, and emotional healing.
Gray: Deliverance from negative energies or influences.
Brown: Vocational guidance and career clarity.
Blue: Perseverance, patience, and faith.
Violet: Achievement and self-realization.
All-Color Candle: For prayers that cover multiple areas or general well-being.

What to Pack for Your Visit:
1. Camera or Phone: Capture the Magnificent Views
2. Stay Hydrated: Don’t Forget Your Drinks
3. Hats and Sunscreen for Sun Protection
4. Rain Gear for Unpredictable Weather
5. A Light Jacket for the Church Interior

Specific Dress Code Restrictions:
-Sleeveless tops, tank tops, and backless clothing are typically associated with casual or beachwear, which is not appropriate for religious spaces.
-Shorts, especially those above the knee, are not permitted as they don’t align with the church’s standard of modesty.
Visitors are encouraged to wear longer pants or skirts to ensure they meet the dress code requirements.

Simala Shrine is open to visitors daily from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, allowing ample time for prayer, reflection, and exploring the sacred grounds.

Weekday masses, held at 12:00 noon from Monday to Friday, provide a peaceful environment for personal prayer and intimate worship.
Weekend services, including a 10:30 AM mass on Saturdays and two masses on Sundays at 12:00 noon and 3:30 PM, attract larger crowds, creating a lively spiritual energy.
Details: https://cebutours.jp/en/magazine/sima...

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