LOOK: Black Nazarene devotees troop to Quiapo for thanksgiving tradition
The Black Nazarene makes its way toward Quiapo Church during its thanksgiving procession that took more than eight hours on Sunday. INQUIRER.net / Faye Orellana
The image of the Black Nazarene had its last procession for 2017 as part of Quiapo, Manila’s yearly tradition.
INQUIRER.net / Faye Orellana
On midnight Sunday, the Black Nazarene had a thanksgiving procession over selected streets in Quiapo.
Apart from earlier reports, the Black Nazarene left its home at about 2 a.m.
INQUIRER.net / Faye Orellana
The iconic image, welcomed by almost 250,000 devotees, entered the Quiapo Church at exactly 10:31 a.m., a police official said.
INQUIRER.net / Faye Orellana
The Black Nazarene leaves its home thrice a year: during its Feast Day on January 9, Good Friday, and on the last day of the year. /jpv
INQUIRER.net / Faye Orellana
