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Blessing of Jesus Nazareno images, replicas set today

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January 3, 2026

The Quiapo Church administration has issued an advisory for those who wish to have their images and replicas of the Jesus Nazareno blessed on Saturday, Jan. 3, as part of the celebration of the Feast of the Jesus Nazarene and Traslacion 2026.

- By PATRICK GARCIA

In its advisory released on Friday, Jan. 2, all affiliated Balangays with images and replicas of the Jesus Nazareno may proceed to the following roads in Quiapo based on the entry points they agreed upon by the leadership of the Hijos del Nazareno:

Entrance 1:

- Rizal Avenue

- Carriedo St.

- Plaza Miranda

- Quezon Boulevard

Entrance 2:

- Plaza Lacson

- Carlos Palanca

- Villalobos St.

- Plaza Miranda

- Quezon Boulevard

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