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The Quezon City government advised motorists to expect heavier traffic on Sunday, October 4, as the image of La Naval de Manila will be transported in a procession from Sto. Domingo Church to the Sto. Niño Parish Diocesan Shrine. Traffic officers and public safety personnel will manage vehicles and crowd activity along the route.
Heavier traffic is expected on Sunday, October 4 amid the “Recoriddo” of the image of the La Naval de Manila, the Quezon City government said.
A procession of the image will take place from Sto. Domingo Church to Sto. Niño Parish Diocesan Shrine.
These are the violations Ma Mon Luk committed, according to QC LGUStation 9 - Heart of Jesus and Mary Parish Station 12 - District 1 Action Center Personnel from the Traffic and Transport Management Department, Department of Public Order and Safety, Task Force Disiplina, and Quezon City Police District will also collaborate and stand by to manage the flow of traffic along the procession routes, the QC government said. The annual festivity is one of the country's largest Marian processions.
The image was carved in 1593 by a Chinese artisan who later converted to Catholicism. It was given as a gift to the Dominicans, and is considered the oldest ivory carving in the Philippines. The church, meanwhile, was originally located in Manila's Intramuros district, managed by the Dominicans.
It was relocated to Quezon City in the 1960s after sustaining heavy damage in World War II, and became the new national shrine of the Our Lady of the Holy Rosary of La Naval de Manila.
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