LOOK: Nazareno 2026 Traslacion Underway

Photographer covering Traslacion dies

MANILA, Philippines — A photojournalist covering the Feast of the Black Nazarene died on Friday due to a heart attack.Armelito “Itoh” Son managed to cover the pre-Traslacion events, including the "Pahalik" or the veneration of the image of the Black Nazarene, before his death.“With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of our beloved father, Armelito M. Son… We kindly ask for privacy this evening as we spend this time with his immediate family,”…

Photojournalist dies during Traslacion coverage

A photojournalist reportedly died while covering this year's Feast of Jesus Nazareno on Friday, Jan. 9, the Manila Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office...

LOOK: Nazareno 2026 Traslacion underway

Nazareno 2026 MANILA, Philippines – The Jesus Nazareno “Traslacion” got underway at the Quirino Grandstand in Manila at 3:58 a.m. on Friday, January 9. The 5.8 kilometer procession will make its way through the streets of Manila and end at the Quiapo Church. The Traslacion is an annual tradition wherein the image of Jesus Nazareno is transferred through a procession, usually attended by million of devotees from Quirino Grandstand to the Minor Ba…

Hundreds of policemen allowed to participate in Traslacion 2026 as devotees

Policemen who are devotees of Jesus Nazareno will be allowed to practice their faith and participate in Traslacion 2026, police said on Thursday.

PNP observes maximum tolerance for Traslacion 2026

PNP observes maximum tolerance for traslacion 2026

Traslacion 2026 Road Closure and Alternative Routes

The MMDA issued the list of road closures for the Traslacion 2026, and the reroutes. TRASLACION 2026 ROAD CLOSURE – The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) released the list of road closures. As millions are expected to fill the streets of the capital for the annual Feast of the Jesus Nazareno, the Metropolitan Manila Development ... Read more The post Traslacion 2026 Road Closure and Alternative Routes appeared first on PhilNews.