The statue was finally brought inside the Minor Basilica and National Shrine of Jesus Nazareno, also known as Quiapo Church ... Gaspar Espinocilla, a 56-year-old Manila city employee and a ...

The traslacion of Jesus Nazareno has always left millions of people in awe, especially when devotees start waving their white or maroon towels, which they would later wipe on ...

commemorates the transfer of the Black Nazarene from a church inside the old Spanish colonial capital of Intramuros, in present-day Manila, to its current location in Quiapo church. Cardinal Jose ...

The Quiapo Church reported the crowd estimate at 8 p.m. as the andas or carriage of the image of Jesus Nazareno nears its final destination. As of 9:48 p.m., the andas is crossing De Guzman Street ...

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(UPDATE) HUNDREDS of thousands of Catholic pilgrims swarmed the streets of Manila in search of a miracle on Thursday, straining to reach a centuries-old statue of Jesus Christ in an annual display of ...

A massive crowd of more than 7.4 million mostly barefoot devotees has joined the largest religious procession in the ...

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In a statement, President Marcos highlighted the enduring devotion associated with the centuries-old tradition, which draws millions of devotees to Manila for the grand procession of the revered image ...

The Traslacion or the procession of the centuries-old image of Jesus Nazareno officially started at 04:41 a.m. on Thursday. It will be brought from the Quirino Grandstand to its home at Quiapo Church.

Hundreds of thousands of mostly barefoot Catholic worshippers marched Thursday in an annual procession in the Philippines that venerates a centuries-old black statue of Jesus. Some ...