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2023 Highlights (July to December)

A lookback on events from January to June 2023

The history of Traslacion  

2023 Highlights (July to December)

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Manila Mayor Honey Lacuna, Col. Arnold Thomas Ibay of the Manila Police District, and Rev. Fr. Rufino Sescon Jr. addressed questions in a press conference in Quiapo, Manila, regarding the upcoming Black Nazarene procession. Organizers emphasized that the public should refrain from climbing the Black Nazarene's carriage to wipe the image with cloth, towel, or handkerchief. Devotees are encouraged to throw these items, and members of the Hijos del Nazareno on the carriage will handle the wiping. Photo by Ryan Baldemor
Manila Mayor Honey Lacuna, Col. Arnold Thomas Ibay of the Manila Police District, and Rev. Fr. Rufino Sescon Jr. addressed questions in a press conference in Quiapo, Manila, regarding the upcoming Black Nazarene procession. Organizers emphasized that the public should refrain from climbing the Black Nazarene's carriage to wipe the image with cloth, towel, or handkerchief. Devotees are encouraged to throw these items, and members of the Hijos del Nazareno on the carriage will handle the wiping. Photo by Ryan Baldemor
Manila Mayor Honey Lacuna, Col. Arnold Thomas Ibay of the Manila Police District, and Rev. Fr. Rufino Sescon Jr. addressed questions in a press conference in Quiapo, Manila, regarding the upcoming Black Nazarene procession. Organizers emphasized that the public should refrain from climbing the Black Nazarene's carriage to wipe the image with cloth, towel, or handkerchief. Devotees are encouraged to throw these items, and members of the Hijos del Nazareno on the carriage will handle the wiping. Photo by Ryan Baldemor
Manila Mayor Honey Lacuna, Col. Arnold Thomas Ibay of the Manila Police District, and Rev. Fr. Rufino Sescon Jr. addressed questions in a press conference in Quiapo, Manila, regarding the upcoming Black Nazarene procession. Organizers emphasized that the public should refrain from climbing the Black Nazarene's carriage to wipe the image with cloth, towel, or handkerchief. Devotees are encouraged to throw these items, and members of the Hijos del Nazareno on the carriage will handle the wiping. Photo by Ryan Baldemor
Manila Mayor Honey Lacuna, Col. Arnold Thomas Ibay of the Manila Police District, and Rev. Fr. Rufino Sescon Jr. addressed questions in a press conference in Quiapo, Manila, regarding the upcoming Black Nazarene procession. Organizers emphasized that the public should refrain from climbing the Black Nazarene's carriage to wipe the image with cloth, towel, or handkerchief. Devotees are encouraged to throw these items, and members of the Hijos del Nazareno on the carriage will handle the wiping. Photo by Ryan Baldemor
Manila Mayor Honey Lacuna, Col. Arnold Thomas Ibay of the Manila Police District, and Rev. Fr. Rufino Sescon Jr. addressed questions in a press conference in Quiapo, Manila, regarding the upcoming Black Nazarene procession. Organizers emphasized that the public should refrain from climbing the Black Nazarene's carriage to wipe the image with cloth, towel, or handkerchief. Devotees are encouraged to throw these items, and members of the Hijos del Nazareno on the carriage will handle the wiping. Photo by Ryan Baldemor
Manila Mayor Honey Lacuna, Col. Arnold Thomas Ibay of the Manila Police District, and Rev. Fr. Rufino Sescon Jr. addressed questions in a press conference in Quiapo, Manila, regarding the upcoming Black Nazarene procession. Organizers emphasized that the public should refrain from climbing the Black Nazarene's carriage to wipe the image with cloth, towel, or handkerchief. Devotees are encouraged to throw these items, and members of the Hijos del Nazareno on the carriage will handle the wiping. Photo by Ryan Baldemor
Manila Mayor Honey Lacuna, Col. Arnold Thomas Ibay of the Manila Police District, and Rev. Fr. Rufino Sescon Jr. addressed questions in a press conference in Quiapo, Manila, regarding the upcoming Black Nazarene procession. Organizers emphasized that the public should refrain from climbing the Black Nazarene's carriage to wipe the image with cloth, towel, or handkerchief. Devotees are encouraged to throw these items, and members of the Hijos del Nazareno on the carriage will handle the wiping. Photo by Ryan Baldemor
Manila Mayor Honey Lacuna, Col. Arnold Thomas Ibay of the Manila Police District, and Rev. Fr. Rufino Sescon Jr. addressed questions in a press conference in Quiapo, Manila, regarding the upcoming Black Nazarene procession. Organizers emphasized that the public should refrain from climbing the Black Nazarene's carriage to wipe the image with cloth, towel, or handkerchief. Devotees are encouraged to throw these items, and members of the Hijos del Nazareno on the carriage will handle the wiping. Photo by Ryan Baldemor
Manila Mayor Honey Lacuna, Col. Arnold Thomas Ibay of the Manila Police District, and Rev. Fr. Rufino Sescon Jr. addressed questions in a press conference in Quiapo, Manila, regarding the upcoming Black Nazarene procession. Organizers emphasized that the public should refrain from climbing the Black Nazarene's carriage to wipe the image with cloth, towel, or handkerchief. Devotees are encouraged to throw these items, and members of the Hijos del Nazareno on the carriage will handle the wiping. Photo by Ryan Baldemor
Manila Mayor Honey Lacuna, Col. Arnold Thomas Ibay of the Manila Police District, and Rev. Fr. Rufino Sescon Jr. addressed questions in a press conference in Quiapo, Manila, regarding the upcoming Black Nazarene procession. Organizers emphasized that the public should refrain from climbing the Black Nazarene's carriage to wipe the image with cloth, towel, or handkerchief. Devotees are encouraged to throw these items, and members of the Hijos del Nazareno on the carriage will handle the wiping. Photo by Ryan Baldemor
Manila Mayor Honey Lacuna, Col. Arnold Thomas Ibay of the Manila Police District, and Rev. Fr. Rufino Sescon Jr. addressed questions in a press conference in Quiapo, Manila, regarding the upcoming Black Nazarene procession. Organizers emphasized that the public should refrain from climbing the Black Nazarene's carriage to wipe the image with cloth, towel, or handkerchief. Devotees are encouraged to throw these items, and members of the Hijos del Nazareno on the carriage will handle the wiping. Photo by Ryan Baldemor
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