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| Chocolate Hills, Bohol |
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| The CDO Community spent a week-end (March 17-19, 2011) in Bohol with Fr. Ramilo Mapaye, SVD of the Holy Name University as host, part of our formation in JPCC-S as well as bonding moment in two years. This was in the garden of Our Lady of the Assumption Parish in Dauis, Panglao Island |
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| The CDO Community spent a week-end (March 17-19, 2011) in Bohol with Fr. Ramilo Mapaye, SVD of the Holy Name University as host, part of our formation in JPCC-S as well as bonding moment in two years. This was in the garden of Our Lady of the Assumption Parish in Dauis, Panglao Island |
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| The interior of the church with the original pulpit since the church was built. This is the church famous for its deep well at the foot of the sanctuary. Until now, the people still draw water, which is fresh, potable and believed to have healing |
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| One of the African collections in the Tarsier Botanika Museum |
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| Sunset at Tarsier Botanika in Panglao, the newest haven to see for its well-planned labyrinth of gardens and animals in captivity, ending with at the museum of the owner with a French bakeshop |
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| The SVD Community Chapel at the Holy Name University, Tagbilaran City, Bohol We had mass here upon our arrival with Fr. Ramilo, SVD as presider. |
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| SVD Beach House where we stayed. |
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| Passing through the man-made forest |
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| Lunch at the river cruise along Loboc River |
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| Intimate moment with a shy and timid tarsier |
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