Philippines: Black Nazarene 21 hours procession by Gregorio B. Dantes Jr.
Devotees wave their hands to give respect during the arrival of Black Nazarene Statue in Quiapo Church after 21 hours of procession from Rizal Park in Manila City on Jan. 10, 2019. Devotees trying to touch the icon of Black Nazarene and the rope as their belief that it may granted their wish or part of their “Panata” or devotions. According to NCRPO Director Guillermo Eleazar the traslacion this year is basically peace and an estimated of 2.5 million participants crowd on the Black Nazarene Traslacion.
Devotees wave their hands to give respect during the arrival of Black Nazarene Statue in Quiapo Church after 21 hours of procession from Rizal Park in Manila City on Jan. 10, 2019. Devotees trying to touch the icon of Black Nazarene and the rope as their belief that it may granted their wish or part of their “Panata” or devotions. According to NCRPO Director Guillermo Eleazar the traslacion this year is basically peace and an estimated of 2.5 million participants crowd on the Black Nazarene Traslacion.
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