Dinner for a Cause for Museum Eclesiastico de Tanjay
The St. James the Greater Parish Tanjay City had recently organised a fundraising charity dinner for a cause to support the ongoing construction of Museo Eclesiastico de Tanjay inside the Parish Church Compound. The current exhibition showcases many of the most important religious sculptures, paintings old photos, and priceless artifacts. The Ecclesiastical Museum will also connect us to the rich religious heritage of every Tanjayanon. According to Architect Joshua Tabasa the one who designed the Parish Museum the target month to finish will be next month in a time of the Apostolic Nuncio visit to Negros Oriental this October. The Tanjay Church traced back in history as the oldest parish in Negros Oriental. The mission was established in 1580, and the parish became full-fledged shortly in 1587. Architect & Mrs. Joshua Tabasa The activity started with a short program with V. Rev. Msgr. Glenn M. Corsiga, PC the Vicar General of the Diocese of Dumag