Formerly known as Cano-an. Erected a parish on 14 June 1836 with the advocacy of San Vicente Ferrer, and formerly named Canoan was once part of the Siquijor parish. Redondo (1886, 189) describes the church as made of tabique and having a nipa roof, the convento was likewise thatched with nipa and made of wood. The Recollects remained until 1898 and left behind a church and convento both of which burnt and have been replaced by modern constructions. Text from Panublion Heritage Site.
The bell tower on the other hand is still existing. It is built from stone and stands separate from the church, which is a similar set-up with other churches in Siquijor Island.
Location Map
The Larena Church is located in the town proper of Larena, Siquijor.
