VOICED : Multitud de devotos rinde culto al Nazareno Negro de Filipinas

The video discusses the annual procession to the Basilica of the Black Nazarene in the Philippines, where over a million Catholics gather to express their faith. The devotees believe the statue, which has a rich history and is said to have miraculous powers, can cure illnesses and bring good fortune. Personal stories highlight the deep religious devotion and cultural significance of the event, with many participants walking barefoot as a form of penitence. The enduring belief in the statue's powers is reinforced by its survival through various disasters.

What is the main reason over a million Catholics gather in Manila for the procession?

• To participate in a cultural festival

• To protest against government policies

• To celebrate a national holiday

• To express their faith in the Black Nazarene

Why is the statue called the Black Nazarene?

• It was painted black by the original artist

• It was made from black stone

• It turned black due to a ship fire

• It represents a dark period in history

What do many devotees do as a form of penance during the procession?

• Recite prayers continuously

• Walk barefoot

• Fast for the entire day

• Donate to charity

What percentage of Filipinos are Catholic, reinforcing the belief in the Black Nazarene?

• 80%

• 60%

• 50%

• 90%

What historical events has the Black Nazarene statue survived?

• Several fires, earthquakes, and the 1945 bombing of Manila

• World War I and II

• The eruption of Mount Pinatubo

• The Spanish-American War