Highly Recommended! 
When our friends were looking a place to visit last black saturday, my friend Maong stumble upon this Inquirer Article (3/21/05): Field of Faith offers solitude, rosary garden. We were inspired by the story and we decided to visit the place. Upon arriving, you are greeted with a wonderful view of a fountain and the main chapel over a backdrop of coconut trees. The place feels fresh, peaceful, and it is like you are transported to a magical garden.
Click here for more pictures –> Flickr Photoset: Field of Faith Pilgrimage, Calauan, Batangas
The best part of the garden is the rosary path where you could see inspiring quotes on the concrete road, find a comforting meditation spot, reflect on the joyful mysteries in resin and metal, meditate on the sorrowful mysteries depicted in wood carvings, or pray in the cement and glass cross on top of the hill. Also, you can pray the stations of the cross on the right side of the entrance with the stations wood carvings nailed to trees.
We were awed-inspired when we visited and I’m sure to come back to this place this time to meditate and pray (instead of taking pictures and acting like tourists). The place was designed to find God and find your inner strenght. To the Singson family, thank you for sharing this place with us.
For more information about the Field of Faith:
Field of Faith is 2-3 hours (with traffic) drive from Manila. You should watch out for the pansol area and los banos junction traffic. There is no entrance fee but food and drinks are not allowed so that you can buy from them (one way to augment costs). The CR is clean according to the women and this is worth mentioning. There are alot of good restaurants within the area including Samaral and Kamayan sa Palaisdaan.
Please call Nene Quintos, 0919-378-1664 or 721-0081, or email field_of_faith@yahoo.com
Directions: Download Map to the Field of Faith.doc (463.5K)
this is great!
glad to have stumbled upon your blog. i’ve been wanting to get info about field of faith.
thanks! 🙂
Glad you like it. But you know, I think I like the kamay ni Hesus in Lucban. Check it out too.
anton
Found your site throught Cathy_bythesea’s recent entry. Nice pictorial! Will definitely visit this place. Thanks for posting these photos!
dear Anton:
Through your blog, many have come to visit Field of Faith. May we invite you once again to visit? This holy week, many people were touched by the LABYRINTH WALK, a meditative and prayer tool. Since your visit, we have added new features to our sanctuary.
Thanks Anton – for spreading the word. We hope to see you again soon.
Carissa Singson