The Grand Procession of the Black Nazarene is making a glorious comeback after three years, and it’s set to be an epic religious revival on January 9. Whether you’re a procession noob or a seasoned pro, get ready for the ultimate Nazareno 2024 experience.
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Ang ikalawang araw ng pagbabasbas ng mga imaheng replika ng Poong Hesus Nazareno sa bahagi ng Balangay ng HDN-NPJN at HDN-ANPON.#Nazareno2024
Tema: "Ibig po naming makita si Hesus" Juan 12:21#Debosyon • #Traslacion • #Misyon pic.twitter.com/a0OzKmaxfd— Quiapo Church (@quiapochurch) January 5, 2024
Here are three things to anticipate for the Traslacion comeback:
Black Nazarene procession from Quirino Grandstand to Quiapo Church
Last year’s procession was sans the iconic Black Nazarene statue due to safety concerns, but now, with community restrictions lifted, get ready for a majestic street takeover from Quirino Grandstand to Quiapo Church. The centuries-old tradition is back, and it’s going to be a sight to behold.
Close encounter with the iconic image
After three years of the “no touch, no kiss” policy due to the pandemic, devotees can finally lay their hands on the Black Nazarene once again! While kissing remains off-limits for now, the joy of being close to the iconic image is an experience to cherish.
33 Fiesta Masses
Quiapo Church is turning up the sacred vibes with an expansion of Fiesta Masses from 24 to 33—a nod to the age of Christ when He died on the cross. Starting from 3 p.m. on January 8 to 11 p.m. on January 9, the hourly Masses offer devotees more chances to join the Eucharistic celebration.
Mga ka-deboto ito ang ilang paalala para sa ating Nazareno 2024: Traslacion
Maipakita nawa natin si Jesus Nazareno sa pamamagitan ng maayos at mapayapang Traslacion!
Viva Poong Jesus Nazareno!#Nazareno2024 #Debosyon #Traslacion #Misyon #QuiapoChurch pic.twitter.com/Yviv3eAMbe— Quiapo Church (@quiapochurch) December 31, 2023
Viva Señor Jesus Nazareno!
