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IN PHOTOS: The mood at Pahalik 2025
As of Wednesday evening, January 8, 2025, approximately 22,600 devotees participated in the 'Pahalik' for the Jesus Nazareno at Quirino Grandstand.
The 'Pahalik' tradition allows devotees to wipe handkerchiefs on the image of Jesus Christ, with many believing in its miraculous powers.
On Wednesday, devotees experienced long waiting times, with some queues extending from the Quirino Grandstand to Roxas Boulevard.
Despite sacrifices, devotees expressed hope for blessings and improved lives.
The annual Traslacion is scheduled for January 9, 2025, starting from the Quirino Grandstand to Quiapo Church.
Officials prohibited devotees from kissing the image, allowing only wiping with handkerchiefs or towels for safety.
The Pahalik continued until Thursday morning, January 9, 2025, before the Traslacion began.
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