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English: Interior of the Saint Francis of Assisi Parish Church (Meycauayan City) Meycauayan Heritage Bells, New Church Bells, Belfry (Gascueña Park, Meycauayan Church), Gascueña Park, (dedicated to Fray Francisco Gascueña OFM Parish Priest 1799-1831, Meycauayan Heritage Bells, Belfry and New Church Bells, Inaugurated on December 15, 2015, Meycauayan Church Saint Francis of Assisi Parish Church, St. Francis of Assisi Parish Vicariate of St. Francis of Assisi Vicar Forane: Father Ronald C. Ortega, with Meycauayan Tree Acacia Samanea saman; beside the 1885 Meycauayan Cemetery, under incumbent Rev. Fr. Adalberto Vergara P.C.; a Bell tower connected by an Arch bridge one of the 2 of its kind in the Philippines built in the 1800; Arch Bridge connects bell tower and belfry to Church built from quarries of Meycauayan, Earthquake barroque with quadrilateral base supporting the 3 graduated octagonal tiers topped by a Dome; due to huge crack these 3 bells were replaced by new ones in 2015 cast by Grassmayr Foundry of Austria installed by Carillon Technology; a) Maria Concepcion Bell, height 60 inches diameter 52.5 inches weight is 1.634 kg. 143 arrobas 20 libras, cast in 1868 by Fundacion de Santos Chun Pan Co during the time of Fray Antonio de Guadalajara; b) San Francis de Asis Bell height 32 inches diameter 38 inches weight is 483 kg. 42 arrobas 20 libras cast in 1881 by Fray Juan Fernandez 1873-1882 cast by Fundacion de Hilario Sunico of Binondo, Manila; c) Senor Josep Bell; height 24 inches diameter 28.5 inches weight is 483 kg. 42 arrobas 20 libras cast in 1863 by Fray Francisco Gascuena OFM Campanade Esquila; Libro de Bautismos Vol. XXXVII, Page 176 Baptismal Registry and Documents dating and well-kept since 1950's, Fr. Cenon Bernabe, Convent and Parish Office (located in Town Proper, Barangay Calvario beside Poblacion and Zamora, Meycauayan City, Bulacan accessed from MacArthur Highway or Manila North Road; I hereby Certify that this photography is done under open Lights due to Visita Iglesia and Opened Gascueña Park Bells, and this Church is one of the Only Two Churches in the Philippines with Arch Bridge connecting to and from Bell Tower and Church).