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Quiapo Church -- The Sacred Home of The Black Nazarene
Experience the thrill of urban life in the capital of Philippines, Manila, one of the sixteen cities that combine to create Metropolitan Manila. It lies along the shores of Manila Bay and is populated by more than 14 million people, making it one of the most populated cities in the country. The variety of entertainment that the city offers makes it the perfect destination whether you want to indulge in a delightful meal or a sensational taste of classical music.
When walking through the various attractions of Manila, one cannot miss the famous Black Nazarene, a large wooden statue of Christ which is said to have miraculous powers. This statue stands in Quiapo Church, a Roman Catholic Church located in the Quiapo district of Manila, which is one of the most popular churches in the country. The church was remodeled during 1984, with contemporary motifs and modern design which enabled higher capacity. The beauty of the strong, columnless structure of the church attracts an abundance of tourists and local residents daily. It was declared the ‘Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene' (The Church of the Black Nazarene) in 1988. It is indeed an honour to be able to visit this sacred spot and view its extraordinary miracle. Apart from this, visitors would find it delightful as they are able to conveniently access the vibrant array of shopping malls close to the church such as the Plaza Miranda which is crowded daily.
The statue of Christ bearing the crucifix was carved in Mexico and brought to the Philippines in 1767. The black coloured image of Christ is described as life sized in a semi- kneeling position to represent His struggle to stand, as His expression portrays a call for help to carry the heavy cross. It is said that one who stares at this statue for a moment, will be overwhelmed by the suffering He was going through. Every Friday, thousands of devotees attend a weekly novena held by the church where the devotees move forward on their knees towards this crucifix. It is indeed a place where you can feel an ambience of utmost piety and inspiration flow through your soul.
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What is the explanation behind the story of the golden Buddha being placed above the altar in St. Clare's?
From what I've been told at the gathering conducted by Pope John Paul II in Assisi in 1986, some Buddhists placed a golden Buddha above the altar, crucifix, and relics in the Basilica of St. Clare. Is this true? If it happened, is this half the story or somehow has a fabricated part to it? Thanks.
You know, that picture doesn't look at all like any cathedral. Just thought I'd through that out there.
@Lynn- lol, Peter Dimond is a nut case. If he's so convinced of Sedevacantism, why in the world does he attend a Byzantine Mass said in union with this "heretic" anti-pope? And who does he think is a validly consecrated bishop anyway? There needs to be at least one validly consecrated in the world at all times or the Church has lost one of her seven sacraments. Loosing that means the Church has failed, and Christ promised the Church would never fail. To me, it sounds like Peter Dimond is calling Christ a liar. 
It isn't true.
Majestic Crucifix