Nazareno2023

Nazareno2023

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

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Nazareno2023

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The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas Read More »

Nazareno2023

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees   Read More »

Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas Read More »

Nazareno2023

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees   Read More »

Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas Read More »

Nazareno2023

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees   Read More »

Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas Read More »

Nazareno2023

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees   Read More »

Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas Read More »

Nazareno2023

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees   Read More »

Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas Read More »

Nazareno2023

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

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The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

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The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

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The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

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Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

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Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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Nazareno2023

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

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Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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Nazareno2023

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

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The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

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The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

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The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

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Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

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Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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Nazareno2023

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

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Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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Nazareno2023

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

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The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

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The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

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The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

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Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

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Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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Nazareno2023

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

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Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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Nazareno2023

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

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The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

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The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

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The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

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Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

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Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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Nazareno2023

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

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Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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Nazareno2023

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

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The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

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The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

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The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

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Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

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Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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Nazareno2023

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

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Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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Nazareno2023

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

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The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

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The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

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The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

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Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

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Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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Nazareno2023

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

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Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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Nazareno2023

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

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The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

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The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

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The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

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Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

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Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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Nazareno2023

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

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Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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Nazareno2023

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

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The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

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The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

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The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

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Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

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Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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Nazareno2023

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

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Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor …

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Nazareno2023

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

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The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas

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More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene according to the Quiapo Church Command Center.

The Walk of Faith started at past 1 in the morning from Quirino Grandstand, Luneta Park to the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church. Before the walk, Fr. Rufino Sescon, rector and parish priest of Quiapo Church presided over the celebration of the Holy Mass at midnight.

Quiapo Church earlier said that the Walk of Faith will replace the traditional Traslacion since the country is still under the surge of the coronavirus. It had the same route as the Traslacion but the image or replica of the Black Nazarene was not present during the procession. Instead, devotees were encouraged to bring a small image of Nazareno, rosaries and candles during the procession.

Traslacion commemorates the transfer of the image of the Black Nazarene from Luneta Grandstand to Quiapo Church where the procession passes through the different streets of Quiapo.

The Walk of Faith procession passed through the streets of Katigbak Road, Padre Burgos Street, Jones Bridge, Dasmariñas Street, Sta. Cruz, Palanca Street, Quezon Boulevard, Arlegui Street, P. Casal Street, Concepcion Street, Carcer Street, Hidalgo Street, Bilibid Viejo/ G. Puyat Street, Guzman Street, Hidalgo Street, Quezon Boulevard, Palanca Street, and Villalobos Street to Quiapo Church.

Days before the Feast of the Black Nazarene, Fr. Earl Allyson Valdez, official spokesperson of Quiapo Church pointed out that devotion to the Black Nazarene does not merely focuses on the image itself.

“Nanggagaling lang naman ang kritisismo ng panatiko sa isang pananaw na ang pananampalataya ay parang, unang una ay nakatuon lang doon sa imahen. Idolatriya daw dahil may matinding paggalang tayo doon sa imahen na nagsisilbing tanda at simbolo ng ating Poong Hesus Nazareno,” Fr. Vladez told the Archdiocese of Manila Office of Communications.

“At ikalawa ung pananaw na parang hindi naisasaayos at hindi naisasaisip, naisasabuhay yung pananampalataya ng mga deboto. Bilang isang hamon sa kritisimong iyon, bukod sa tanong na kung saan ba ito nanggagaling, ito ba ay nagmumula rin o may pag unaawa o pagbubukas sa pag uanawa na ayon sa mismong deboto,” he added. (Jheng Prado/RCAM-AOC| Photo by Maricar Santos/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees  

More than 80,000 Black Nazarene devotees flocked at the Quirino Grandstand on Jan. 8, for the first-ever Walk of Faith as part of the celebration of the Feast of the …

First Walk of Faith draws thousands of Nazareno devotees   Read More »

Nazareno2023

It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.

The yearly blessing of the replica and estandarte of the Black Nazarene has begun Tuesday, Dec, 27, and will be held until Thursday, Dec. 29, in front of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene or Quiapo Church in Manila.

The blessing started after the 12:00 pm Mass and was attended by thousands of devotees from the different parts of the country.

Earlier, in a media orientation, Mr. Alex Irasga of Quiapo Church said that the traditional blessing will be held for three days to avoid the influx of devotees as part of the COVID-19 protocol.

Also, as part of the precautionary measure against the spread of the coronavirus, Quiapo church has announced the cancellation of the annual Traslacion procession next year, which is attended by millions of devotees.

The traditional pahalik (kissing of the image of the Black Nazarene) and pasanan (carrying) will be replaced by the “pagpupugay” (viewing and touching) to be held from January 7-9, 2023. The “walk of faith” procession is also included in the list of activities for the Feast of the Black Nazarene 2023 and is scheduled on January 8, 2023. Both the “pagpupugay” and “walk of faith” will be held at the Quirino Grandstand in Luneta.

All activities for Nazareno 2023 are live-streamed on the Facebook page of Quiapo Church as well as on the SOCOM platforms of the Archdiocese of Manila namely TV Maria, Radio Veritas and the Archdiocesan Office of Communications (AOC).

Quiapo Church is encouraging all the devotees who will physically take part in the Nazareno 2023 activities to always wear face masks and to practice social distancing to prevent the threat of COVID-19. (By Jheng Prado | Photo by Rian Salamat/RCAM-AOC | Photogallery)

 

Quiapo Church holds three-day Blessing of Black Nazarene replicas