Chapel Becomes Beacon of Hope for Flood-Stricken Marikina Residents
In Marikina City, Philippines, a chapel has become a sanctuary and a source of spiritual solace for residents displaced by severe flooding from Super Typhoon Gaemi. The facility, though also affected by the rains, offers a vital refuge and a symbol of resilience amidst widespread devastation.
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