Minor Basilica and National Shrine
of Jesus Nazareno
QUIAPO CHURCH
St. John the Baptist Parish
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John Paul Alejanio
in the last weekwhen the church has a mass, the street is crowded, just keep the important things because there are still many pickpockets.
Romero B. Magcaling
4 months agoWe were there during this year's Traslacion (Jan. 2024). Wide screen LCD monitors were set up In different locations for the benefit of the large crowd of devotees and churchgoers.
Merrychrist Gallardo
a month agoVery nice church to visit and pray. Truly majestic and solem. I recommend to vist minor basilica during weekdays because its not that crowded unlike weekends you can't even get through a lot of people going in there.
Embalsado, Alfred
2 months agoLocated in the heart of Manila, Quiapo Church is a place of spiritual significance and cultural heritage. Its striking façade, adorned with intricate details and towering spires, captures the attention of visitors from afar. Stepping inside, one is immediately enveloped in a sense of reverence and history.The interior of Quiapo Church is awe-inspiring, with its high ceilings, grand arches, and ornate decorations. The atmosphere is both solemn and vibrant, as worshippers come to pay homage to the Black Nazarene, a revered icon believed to perform miracles.The church's rich history dates back to the Spanish colonial era, and it has since become a symbol of faith and devotion for Filipinos from all walks of life. The surrounding area, known as Quiapo, buzzes with activity, offering a glimpse into Manila's bustling street life and cultural diversity.Despite its age, Quiapo Church remains a beacon of spirituality and a testament to the enduring faith of the Filipino people. Whether you're a devout Catholic or a curious traveler, a visit to Quiapo Church is an experience not to be missed.
Daphne Seow
5 months agoMajestic church! Lots of pews and rather crowded, but it still feels peaceful. Beautiful altar.There exists an orderly system for crowd control. Lots of vendors outside selling candles and figurines.