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Mother Rosario Museum inside the Dominican Sisters Motherhouse in Molo, Iloilo

A stone’s throw away from Molo plaza is the Dominican Sisters Motherhouse. 

The religious complex houses a church, offices and residences for its congregation plus a well curated museum among others. 

The latter displays religious artifacts as well as non-religious items from its world-wide networks of missions.

But the highlight is everything about its founder Mother Rosario who used to tread the grounds of this sanctuary in which also one can find the crypt that houses her remains.



There you’ll find relics, personals and other things associated with Venerable* Mother Rosario as well as other ecclesiastical artifacts as well as relics.


(Taking Photos in a specified area is NOT allowed)

The museum is open MWF around 9 to 11am and 2 to 4pm. 

Just contact Dominican Sisters of the Philippines Motherhouse - Molo, Iloilo City for inquiries. 

* Beatification (and eventual Canonization) is currently being processed and in the hands of the Vatican for her called Blessed and when the right time comes - the first Filipino Woman Saint.

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