The Miracle of Black Nazarene

I love watching T.V. Patrol World because of it news which is shared with the Filipino people. It helps me to be updated with the happenings in my surroundings. I had watched the portion of the coming feast of Black Nazarene this coming Saturday January 9, 2010. The Nazarene was located in Quiapo Manila.

Today the Nazarene will be display in the Quirino Grand Stands, Manila for the novena. Tomorrow morning the day of the feast, the Black Nazarene will be place in the “caroza” for the street procession. Only the body of the will be dispel and its will have a replica head. The real head will be remaining in the altar of the church.

The Nazarene is famously known because of its devotees. Last year, there were almost 3 million devotees who attended the street procession. The devotees walk barefoot, with shoes, sandals and anything on their feet. According to the devotees when they ask help to the Nazarene it will be granted. One female devotees was interviewed by Abs- cbn reporter according to Mrs. Guano the black Nazarene granted all her prayers and she also stated that she is ready to die for the famous Nazarene. The people do this kind of act because if their devotion and the miracle that the Nazarene gave to its devotees.

But what do you mean by miracle??? A supernatural happenings or an event that science cannot explain. In our biblical books there are lots of miracles like the stick turned to snake and the burning trees talking to mosses.
It is not bad to believe in a miracle or think beyond the reality. It’s only shown our too much faith in god. In the past few days were suffered from consecutive catastrophe. It is better to have an inspiration of what we are doing. We should not always defend in god and miracle. We should have the initiative to reach our goal. We should remind our self that we are who are responsible of what we are doing. We are the one who are choosing our path in life. Last we are the one who are making our own destiny. God is our inspirational and guide of what we are doing.

“We don’t see things as they are; we see them as we are”.


-----jaycee January 9. 2010----