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religious festival held in the Philippines. It is also
known as the
Traslación (lit:transfer)
after the m****
procession done
during the feast. It is...
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Quiapo Church. It is now
declared as the
national liturgical feast day. “
Traslación” is the name of the
procession reenacting the
transfer of the
image from...
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spreading of devotion. On
September 1, 1864,
Gainza initiated the
Traslación Procession on the
Friday before the
Feast of the Most Holy Name of Mary...
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Chinese community.
Quiapo Church, home of the
iconic Black Nazarene,
whose Traslacion feast is
celebrated every January 9
Manila has many
Taoist and Buddhist...
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chapel to the new shrine,
beginning the
annual custom of the image's
traslación to Tiwi. The
people of Tiwi were also
ardent devotees of Our Lady of Salvation...
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their own
testimonials of
faith and
devotion to the
Black Nazarene. The
Traslación from
Quirino Grandstand back to the
basilica was also introduced, re-enacting...
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Mandaue in
traditional Traslacion".
Philippine News Agency.
Retrieved January 20, 2024. Piquero, Pia (January 18, 2024). "
Traslacion: A 35-year devotion...
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Francisco Gainza. It was Gainza, who, on
September 1, 1864,
initiated the
Traslación Procession on the
Friday before the
Feast of the Most Holy Name of Mary...
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Traslacion" in
which hundreds of
thousands of
devotees parti****te. Ca****an de Oro is one of only
three sites in the
country to have this '
Traslacion'...
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translated to
Quiapo Church. This has
since been
commemorated by the
Traslación of the
relic every January 9,
which is more
commonly known as the Feast...
