THE BLACK NAZARENE The Black Nazarene, or Nuestro Padre Jesus Nazareno, is a sacred image of Jesus carrying a cross. It is kept in Quiapo Church, Manila, and is deeply loved by Filipinos. It came from Mexico in 1606, brought by the Augustinian Recollects. Made of mesquite wood, its dark color may be from natural wood tones or from a fire during its journey. The image reminds people of Jesus’ suffering and inspires strong devotion. Did you know? The Black Nazarene has survived fires, earthquakes,

#TBT Do you know the history of the Church of the #Nazarene? Watch this short video for an overview of the church’s history and to learn where the holiness movement and Church of the Nazarene fit in the scope of Christian development through the years. (Via Grace and Peace Magazine) | Church of the Nazarene (Official)

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