St. Francis of Assisi Parish Church

St. Francis of Assisi Parish Church, commonly known as Sariaya Church, is a historic Roman Catholic church located in Poblacion, Sariaya, Quezon, Philippines. Built in 1748 by Franciscan missionaries after earlier structures were destroyed by earthquakes and floods, it is noted for its Baroque architecture, distinctive red-brick facade, and massive stone walls. The church remains an active parish under the Diocese of Lucena and is a prominent heritage landmark in Quezon.

Visitors can expect a large Baroque-style stone and red-brick church situated in the town center of Sariaya along General Luna Street. The exterior features a symmetrical facade with pilasters, arched windows and a belfry, while the interior includes a long nave, wooden altars and religious images including St. Francis of Assisi. The surrounding area includes a church patio, convent and town plaza. Visitors can explore the exterior, interior nave and altar area outside Mass hours, and observe ongoing religious activities in an active parish setting.