Pakinggan at panoorin ang kwento ng pananampalataya at pagpapasalamat ng mga deboto #Traslacion2024

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Pakinggan at panoorin ang kwento ng pananampalataya at pagpapasalamat ng mga deboto #Traslacion2024
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00:00 Tomorrow, January 9, at the Black Nazarene Festival, thousands of devotees will gather from all over the country.
00:11 Before that, let's listen to the story of faith and gratitude of the devotees of the Black Nazarene.
00:20 Let's watch this.
00:26 Every January 9, many devotees of the beloved Nazarene pray for the translation.
00:34 In its return this year after the pandemic,
00:38 different stories of miracles, truths, and prayers are repeated.
00:43 These are stories that are part of the Filipino faith.
00:48 The Black Nazarene is an image of Jesus Christ known in the Philippines as the beloved Nazarene, or in Spanish, our Father Jesus Nazarene.
00:59 Many people pray for the translation of the works of the Nazarene every year that are held in Manila,
01:05 and also invited by devotees from other places in the Philippines.
01:10 It started when I was 14 years old, when I prayed for the translation of the works of the Nazarene.
01:18 After that, the group of the beloved Nazarene started in Silang, Cavite.
01:23 It continued until now.
01:26 Our faith in the Nazarene started when we were invited by our relatives.
01:33 Since 1985, we have been doing this. We are the ones who introduced the name of the Kursilitas in Balangay Central,
01:42 which is called the Devote Kursilistas. Until now, we continue to do devotional work.
01:48 It started when my husband joined us.
01:51 Then, I was invited, and our children were also invited to join us in the prayer of the beloved Nazarene.
01:58 The image of the Nazarene is not chosen by age. It is usually inherited to the family and to the next generation.
02:07 I was joined by my father in his devotional work.
02:12 Until now, I still worship him. I reached his age.
02:17 I continue to pray for him.
02:20 My life and my health are still improving. All my neighbors and my companions have been with us for a long time.
02:29 Despite the hardship, fatigue, and hardship, what is the continuation of their prayers to the whole Nazarene?
02:36 We have no other request to the beloved Nazarene, but the continuous guidance to my whole family.
02:44 First of all, to all my brothers and sisters, to all my fellowmen who are suffering,
02:52 who are in need, and who have feelings in life.
02:55 Everyone should have peace and quiet, especially those who are leading our country.
03:03 Let us give them a chance to be peaceful. No leader can be as good as the one who is good.
03:09 The strength of each of us, of my parents, of our loved ones in life,
03:15 and of course, the stronger community that has been with us since then until now,
03:19 will continue to be with us for almost four decades this year.
03:23 Their only small sacrifice in the feast of the image is compared to the guidance and listening of the Nazarene to their prayers.
03:33 Prayer, thanksgiving, and asking for forgiveness, these are just a few of the continuous prayers of the devotees
03:40 in their first prayer to the whole Nazarene.
03:43 I am very thankful because He gave me all that I asked for.
03:49 I am very, very thankful. As long as I am alive, it is all in Him.
03:55 The translation is a proof of the strong faith and unity of the Filipinos.
04:02 [MUSIC PLAYING]

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