Minor Basilica and National Shrine
of Jesus Nazareno
QUIAPO CHURCH
St. John the Baptist Parish
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Ethan L.
2 weeks agoBeautiful historical church in the middle of the city. The church offering hourly mass. In order to get in, you will need to wait at the front of the church where the big square is located (I believe there’s another waiting area at the left wing of the church). It can get very crowded leading to the start of each mass. I was there at 9.30am for a 10am Sunday morning mass. There were already at least 50-100 people waiting. You can see my picture below to gauge the crowd close to 10am. They will allow the previous attendees exit from the right wing and start opening the gate once they have empty the church, very well manage! Once I get inside, I was able to get a seat and it was very windy. I had a wonderful Sunday mass and the experience has been very pleasant thanks to the well organized committee members :)
Kent Grande
a week agoWhen u visit here, expect that u will emerge to a crowd. Bring umbrella with u. The way they handle ceremony mass is very smooth. There are servers that will make a post and instructions which is good. And most of all is always best to pray to Sr. Nazareno.
pisceanrat
2 months agoViva Poong Hesus Nazareno! Truly, the hordes of devotees flocking from early morning to night every Biyernes, especially the first Friday, is proof of the miracles many have received. They also give charity and feeding to the poor in the vicinity and extend help to others afar. Since there are many people, be vigilant and simple. There are 3 entrances - Carriedo side, Plaza Miranda side and Quezon Boulevard side. Hijos are watching over them. If I may give a suggestion - some covering or shade for the churchgoers outside, particularly in Carriedo side. Not to complain, but as someone said, it gets really hot. All around here are sellers of religious items and also wet market, even hilot and fortune tellers. Comfort room is difficult to access (beyond the parish office), so better relieve yourself in the fastfoods around. Regarding pahalik, entrance is in Evangelista street, exit at Quezon Blvd. The best thing is that there are frequent confessions held here, and sprinkling of Holy Water after Masses. We also go here every Fiesta and the crowd really is unimaginably immense that one might feel faint or suffocated. Nazareno understands it, so for safety, we go here but are already content to look from afar like in the overpass.
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2 months agoMy rest place in everything will be okay My spirit soul flesh feels like God's love and care
John Paul Alejanio
4 months agowhen the church has a mass, the street is crowded, just keep the important things because there are still many pickpockets.