The History of Tinajeros Barrio Chapel is a narrative of persistence, beginning with its 1903 existence under Aglipayan administration until a 1909 U.S. Supreme Court ruling restored it to the Catholic Church. After surviving several relocations due to fires and calamities, the chapel found its permanent home in the 1930s on a site marked by a tree with cross-shaped leaves, housing a miraculous Holy Cross of unknown origin. Originally a wooden structure under San Bartolome Parish, the chapel was transformed through a community-wide “bayanihan” effort into its current form by 1961, guided by the architectural plans of resident Rodolfo Bustamante and the spiritual encouragement of the Maryknoll Sisters. While the Holy Cross was its first patron, the community shifted its devotion to the Holy Trinity represented by a donated image and a historic cuadro painting—celebrating its feast annually while maintaining a vibrant network of ministries and lay organizations, such as the Legion of Mary, which has remained active since 1949.
Vicariate of San Roque Parishes
Holy Trinity Quasi Parish
Parish Priest
Reb. Pd. Richard Omol
Parochial Vicar
To be added
Contact
Tel. (02) 8713 6728
Location
138 Sanchez St., Tinajeros, Malabon City
Our Heritage
Church Schedules
Weekdays
6:00 AM (Holy Mass) - Monday to Friday
Saturday
6:00 AM (Holy Mass)
Sunday
5:00 AM 6:30 AM 8:30 AM
3:00 PM 5:30 PM
Confession Hours
To be added
Parish Office
To be added