Inside the church, the narthex with azulejos flooring has a ceiling painting known as "The Entry into Jerusalem".
The baptistry and a wooden stairway to the choir loft and belltower is located on the left and right sides of the narthex respectively.
Connecting the narthex and the nave is the pilasters in the arcade.
Adorning the church are paintings on its ceiling and walls, and garlands and medallions on its arches and pillars.
Traces of paintings of yellow flowers on a blue background are credited to folk artists while murals in the ceilings are by Ray Francia.
One of Francia's works is the painting of "Finding of Jesus in the Temple" in the epistle transept.
Inside the church, the narthex with azulejos flooring has a ceiling painting known as "The Entry into Jerusalem". The baptistry and a wooden stairway to the choir loft and belltower is located on the left and right sides of the narthex respectively. Connecting the narthex and the nave is the pilasters in the arcade. Adorning the church are paintings on its ceiling and walls, and garlands and medallions on its arches and pillars. Traces of paintings of yellow flowers on a blue background are credited to folk artists while murals in the ceilings are by Ray Francia. One of Francia's works is the painting of "Finding of Jesus in the Temple" in the epistle transept.
Loon Church