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Those who rail against the devotees should check their self-righteousness and entitlement.
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Contrary to popular belief, the original statue likely did not catch fire during its journey from Mexico to Manila.
Every January 9, millions of the faithful are drawn to the vibrant streets of the Philippine capital to participate in the timeless tradition known as the Traslacion. This annual event is a spectacle of devotion that sees barefoot pilgrims carry a revered ...
These celebrities, each with their unique stories of devotion, offer a glimpse into the ways the Black Nazarene has influenced their lives.
Every January, the blackened statue of Jesus Christ draws hundreds of thousands from all walks of life in a fervent display of faith. These devotees bear witness to the transformative impact the Nazareno has had on their lives.Among these worshippers are ...
It is now the Philippines' 29th national shrine.
The Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) has announced that the historic Quiapo Church has been elevated from Archdiocesan Shrine of the Black Nazarene to the National Shrine of the Black Nazarene. It is now the Philippines' 29th national shrine."For ...
A solemn ceremony that evolved to a widely popular procession
The year was 1606. A group of Augustinian Recollect missionaries journeyed from Mexico to one of Spain's newly colonized lands, Manila. Not all accounts name the 10 priests and three brothers who were part of the mission, but some say that ...
Despite constant threats of eviction, Aling Terry has managed to hold on to a prime retail spot beside the historic Quiapo Church
Every ninth of January, millions of Filipino Catholics flock to the heart of Manila to join or watch the Traslacion, a religious procession commemorating the transfer of life-sized statue of the Black Nazarene from Intramuros to Quiapo church in 1868.The ...
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