This museum was first opened to the public in 1965. It contains the religious artifacts of the local Augustinian community, their preservation and display, in particular the treasures of Santo Nino as a "fine art". In addition to containing such valuables as the old vestments worn by Santo Nino, religious images, priestly fables, liturgical vessels, church books and other works of art, it also displays many former electors such as jewelry and toys given to Santo Nino by grateful worshipers. To answer prayers.