President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. attended the Feast of Jesus Nazareno, emphasizing the tradition's strength in uniting Filipinos through faith and reminding them of Jesus' sacrifice and God's compassion.
The Feast of Jesus Nazareno is a testament of the Filipinos' solidarity and camaraderie, President Ferdinand ''Bongbong'' Marcos Jr. said on Thursday. Marcos joined the Catholic faithful in the observance of the Feast of Jesus Nazareno, saying that the historic tradition has placed in people's minds the strength that ''allows us to find harmony in our faith as a people.
Eloisa Lopez LIVE BLOG: Updates on Traslacion ng Poong Jesus Nazareno 2025''This colossal gathering of Filipinos in the streets of Manila is a testament to our people's solidarity and camaraderie," he added. The President urged the public to hurdle the challenges that test their resolve with faith and grace as well as to reach out to those around them who need kindness and empathy amid the observance of the Feast.
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