Meanwhile, the procession peacefully ended at around 7 pm. | via Jay Andes, the Al-Manar

According to the Quiapo Church Command Post, it has been reported that approximately 517,650 devotees have participated in the Black Nazarene Procession.

Devotees and churchgoers are still marching on the Quezon Boulevard road, in front of the Quiapo Church around 6:30 pm.

Accompanied by the chariots of Jesus Christ, Mater Dolorosa, and Saint John, they proceed solemnly along their path, engaged in prayer.

Below is the recently revised itinerary for the procession of the Chariots of Jesus Christ, accompanied by Mater Dolorosa and Saint John.

In an interview with Al-Manar, Roberto Celiz, the current Vice President of Hijos Del Nazareno Bukluran, expressed his and the group's profound devotion to Jesus Christ.

Reverend Father Robert B. Arellano, LRMS, is the current reverend overseeing the procession.

At present, the situation within the church, as of 5:24 p.m., is as follows.

As of 5:21 pm, here is the current situation of the devotees outside the church.

The sacred burial procession began at 5:00 PM, with the aim of offering a solemn, somber, and profoundly religious reenactment of the burial of Jesus Christ.

This event serves as an opportunity for Catholic devotees to engage in mourning and reflection as an act of public devotion.

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Live at the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene - Quiapo Church, devotees gather for the Santo Entierro Procession this Good Friday.

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Maundy Thursday (Huwebes Santo) commemorates the Last Supper of Jesus Christ with His disciples. It is remembered as the moment He showed humility by washing their feet, teaching love and service.

Many Catholics attend church, take part in Visita Iglesia, and pray before the Altar of Repose.

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Attendees offered candles, while others walked around the images in contemplation, reflecting on the passion and sacrifice of Jesus Christ. | via Chelcie Artus, the Al-Manar

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Many devotees took part in the event, gathering in large numbers to witness and participate in the solemn display of sacred images.

The activity served as an opportunity for many to deepen their devotion through prayer, reflection, and traditional practices associated with the Lenten season.

A total of 56 karosas were brought out and paraded from the Parokya ng San Jose ng Mangagawa in Panasahan, Malolos, Bulacan to Matimbo, Bulacan this Holy Wednesday, as part of the Holy Week observance.

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For many devotees, the procession shows the suffering of Christ and a public expression of devotion during the Holy Week. | via Maia De ere, the Al-Manar

Parishioners carried more than 20 carrozas with religious statues as they paraded along Barangay Saluysoy.

Devotee Brigelle Añasco shared the significane of the event, "Pinakikita do'n kung pano kami sinalba ni Jesus ang sangkatauhan. Inako n'ya lahat ng kasalanan namin. "

Several devotees came together at Saint Francis of Assisi Parish Church in Meycauayan, Bulacan on Wednesday, April 1, to witness the annual Holy Week procession, a tradition that continues to draw faith across the community.

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The event, considered one of the most significant Lenten observances in the Philippines, where streets are illuminated by candlelight and filled with solemn hymns. | via Nicole Ann Becamon, the Al-Manar

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Centered around the Diocesan Shrine and Parish of St. Augustine, the event began around 6:00 p. m. and featured over 100 elaborately decorated, life-sized, and antique pasos (floats).

Streets of Poblacion in Baliuag, Bulacan came alive this evening, April 1, as thousands of devotees and tourists gathered for the town’s annual Holy Wednesday procession, a centuries-old tradition that vividly depicts the Passion of Christ.

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The yearly Encuentro procession is one of the highlights of Holy Week activities in Malolos, reflecting the deep devotion and enduring Catholic traditions of the community. | via Kristel Palomar, the Al-Manar

With a total of 85 karosas joing the event, participants convened early before the procession started. The procession drew large crowds of the faithful who came to witness and take part in the religious tradition.

Hundreds of devotees gathered at the Minor Basilica and Parish of the Immaculate Conception on Wednesday, for the annual Encuentro procession as part of the Holy Week observance.

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The route consists of Nuestra Señora Dela Asuncion Parish Church, Bagumbayan, Sta. Ines, and Sta. Ana, before returning to the parish church. | via Ana Margarita Saclolo, the Al-Manar

Talented performers of Theatro Asuncion delivered a powerful and visually striking portrayal of the Passion of Christ.The production highlights both devotion and artistry, as it brings the sacred story to life through a moving and immersive theatrical presentation.

The second presentation of the 'Live Stations of the Cross 2026' is being held at the parish church of Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, April 1, in Bulakan, Bulacan.

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The internal purge is supported by the Internal Affairs Service, which investigates complaints against police officers. The PNP said the move is part of its effort to rebuild public trust and ensure that only disciplined and responsible officers remain in service. | via Raene Lopez, the Al-Manar

Aside from dismissals, other officers were also penalized through suspension, demotion, and reprimand depending on the gravity of their violations.

PNP Chief Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. emphasized accountability among police personnel. “Hindi natin kinukunsinti ang mali. Patuloy nating pinapanagot ang mga lumalabag, anuman ang ranggo (We do not tolerate wrongdoing. We continue to hold violators accountable, regardless of rank),” he said.

The officers were removed from service due to various administrative offenses, showing stricter enforcement of discipline within the organization.