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