San Juan Nepomuceno Church

San Juan Nepomuceno Church, commonly known as Anini-y Church, is a historic Roman Catholic parish church located in Poblacion, Anini-y, the southernmost municipality of Antique, Philippines. Built during the Spanish colonial period in the 19th century using coral and limestone, it is dedicated to Saint John of Nepomuk. The church is notable for its preserved heritage architecture, religious importance to the local community, and its role as a landmark in Anini-y town proper near the coast.

Visitors can expect a Spanish-era coral stone church situated in the town center of Poblacion, Anini-y, near the coastline. The exterior shows thick masonry walls, a simple facade and bell tower, while the interior contains an altar, religious images, and pews for worship. The surrounding area includes the town plaza and municipal buildings. Visitors can walk around the church grounds, view heritage architectural details, and observe local religious practices during mass hours.

The parish was established during the Spanish colonial period and the present coral stone church was constructed in the 19th century, with construction attributed to around 1845-1879. Built with coral blocks, limestone and hardwood, it reflects Spanish-era ecclesiastical architecture in southern Antique and has served as the central religious structure of Anini-y since that period.

The church is the center of Roman Catholic religious life in Anini-y, dedicated to Saint John of Nepomuk. It hosts annual fiesta celebrations on May 16 in honor of its patron saint and serves as a venue for regular masses, sacraments and community gatherings, representing the town's religious heritage and identity.