Black Nazarene Traffic Chaos: Avoid Manila

[_Cathy_]

December 9 pa naman yung BN activities. Even on the day itself, as long as you don't get blocked by the procession routes, ok ka pa.

Quiapo =/= Binondo, although malapit na yung dalawa hehe

My Mom said she heard in the news that there will be a procession tomorrow. I plan to go to Divisoria/LCM kasi. They pass Jones Bridge dba?

[mda]

My Mom said she heard in the news that there will be a procession tomorrow. I plan to go to Divisoria/LCM kasi. They pass Jones Bridge dba?

Jan 9 rather. December pa iniisip ko.

MPD issues rerouting plan for motorists on feast of Black Nazarene | Inquirer News

10PM pa magsstart tomorrow yung road closures as long as hindi ka dumaan sa grandstand

[_Cathy_]

Jan 9 rather. December pa iniisip ko.

MPD issues rerouting plan for motorists on feast of Black Nazarene | Inquirer News

10PM pa magsstart tomorrow yung road closures as long as hindi ka dumaan sa grandstand

Thanks I can proceed with my plans then

[mda]

Thanks I can proceed with my plans then

Mukhang inaantok pa ako.

Jan 9 = Tuesday.

Jan 8 10PM pa yung road closures.

Tom should be all clear talaga haha

[_Cathy_]

Mukhang inaantok pa ako.

Jan 9 = Tuesday.

Jan 8 10PM pa yung road closures.

Tom should be all clear talaga haha

hahaha! great! I won't be rushing home tomorrow

[_Cathy_]

There is a replica procession

Schedule of 2018 activities of Feast of the Black Nazarene of Quiapo
The official Facebook Page of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene releases the list of activities for the upcoming Traslacion

Rappler.com
Published 2:17 PM, January 01, 2018
Updated 2:18 PM, January 01, 2018

TRASLACION. Devotees try to get near the carriage carrying the image of Jesus of the Black Nazarene as the annual Traslacion starts at the Quirino Grandstand in Manila on Saturday, January 9, 2016. Photo by Ben Nabong/Rappler

MANILA, Philippines – As the year opens, Black Nazarene devotees prepare for the upcoming Traslacion on January 9, 2018.

Millions of devotees of the Nuestro Padre Jesus Nazareno pledge to participate in the procession starting at Quirino Grandstand to Quiapo Church every year, hoping for miracles or thankful for them.

Last Sunday, December 31, thousands of devotees joined the Black Nazarene thanksgiving procession early Sunday. (IN PHOTOS: Thousands join Black Nazarene thanksgiving procession)

The Black Nazarene statue, crowned with thorns and bearing a cross, was brought to Manila by Augustinian priests in 1607. It is also believed to have been partially burnt and blackened when the galleon carrying it caught fire on a voyage from Mexico, another Spanish colony at the time.

The official Facebook Page of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene in Quiapo released the list of activities for the upcoming Traslacion. Here is the list:

December 31, 2 am – Thanksgiving Procession
December 31 to January 8, 6 pm – Novena Mass
January 7, 1:30 pm – Replica procession
January 9, 12 mn – Eucharistic Celebration at Quirino Grandstand. Fr Hernando Coronel is the presider of the mass while Archbishop of Manila Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle will give the homily.
January 9, 5 am – After the morning prayer at 5 am, Traslacion starts from Luneta to Quiapo Church.
– Rappler.com

[mda]

There is a replica procession

If maharangan ka, take a different route to LCT.

Google maps nyo nalang...

If nakaharang yung Jones bridge, back up, pasok ka to Intramuros and come out sa Roxas/Delpan bridge.

Go through the grid and cross San Fernando bridge and you'll come out sa Plaza Lorenzo Ruiz square ng Binondo church already. Loop around and go straight to LCT.

Should be no problem.