There are three neogothic retablos in Loon: one retablo-mayor  and two side retablos  in each side of the transept.
Located in the sanctuary is the beautifully carved retablo-mayor which houses the image of the patroness, Nuestra Señora de la Luz in the central niche.
Just like the image of the façade, the statue is not the usual icon of the Virgin Mary under this devotion but is nearer to the  image of the Nuestra Señora del Cetro.
The retablo, which forms like a baldachin, was designed with icons related to Mary including four bas-reliefs on Mary's Annunciation, Visitation, Nativity of Jesus and Presentation of Jesus at the Temple; icons from the Litany of Loreto such as the Spiritual Vessel, Mystical Rose, Tower of David and the Tower of Ivory; and symbols of the Four Evangelists.

The gospel retablo (left side retablo) houses the image of St. Joseph and the Child Jesus and Saint Roch .
On the epistle retablo (right side retablo) are niches that used to house the stolen image of Nuestra Señora de la Consolacion and the images of Saint Augustine and Saint Nicholas Tolentino.
There are three neogothic retablos in Loon: one retablo-mayor  and two side retablos  in each side of the transept. Located in the sanctuary is the beautifully carved retablo-mayor which houses the image of the patroness, Nuestra Señora de la Luz in the central niche. Just like the image of the façade, the statue is not the usual icon of the Virgin Mary under this devotion but is nearer to the  image of the Nuestra Señora del Cetro. The retablo, which forms like a baldachin, was designed with icons related to Mary including four bas-reliefs on Mary's Annunciation, Visitation, Nativity of Jesus and Presentation of Jesus at the Temple; icons from the Litany of Loreto such as the Spiritual Vessel, Mystical Rose, Tower of David and the Tower of Ivory; and symbols of the Four Evangelists.
The gospel retablo (left side retablo) houses the image of St. Joseph and the Child Jesus and Saint Roch . On the epistle retablo (right side retablo) are niches that used to house the stolen image of Nuestra Señora de la Consolacion and the images of Saint Augustine and Saint Nicholas Tolentino.
Loon Church