Miles de catolicos participan en procesion del Nazaro Negro en Filipinas

The video discusses the annual procession of the Black Nazarene in Manila, where thousands of Filipino Catholics gather to participate in this religious event. Devotees hope to touch the statue, believing it will grant their wishes. The procession involves various participants, including police and devotees, who help move the statue through the streets. The Black Nazarene statue has a rich history, having been brought to the Philippines from Mexico by Spanish missionaries in 1606.

What is the main reason devotees participate in the procession of the Black Nazarene?

• To enjoy a cultural festival

• To meet with family and friends

• To have their prayers answered

• To celebrate a national holiday

What do some devotees do if they cannot touch the statue during the procession?

• They sing hymns

• They light candles

• They throw handkerchiefs at the statue

• They take photographs

Who helps in pulling the carriage of the Black Nazarene through the streets?

• Devotees in maroon shirts

• Tourists visiting Manila

• Uniformed police officers

• Local government officials

What is the belief associated with the Black Nazarene that makes people so devoted?

• It brings good luck

• It grants wishes

• It cures illnesses

• It ensures prosperity

From which country was the Black Nazarene statue brought to the Philippines?

• Spain

• Portugal

• Mexico

• Italy