Danao City s Karansa Festival is back
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PH s first town devotees celebrate Sto Niño thanksgiving mass
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THANKSGIVING. Msgr. Rogelio Fuentes, team moderator at the Shrine of the San Nicolas de Tolentino Parish in Barangay San Nicolas-Proper, delivers the homily during the thanksgiving mass for the Sr. Sto. Nino on Monday (Jan. 16, 2023). Fuentes reminded the devotees of the connection of the Augustinian Friars at the 457-year-old Basilica and San Nicolas, known the "mother of parishes" in mainland Cebu and "el primer pueblo de Filipinas" or the first town in the Philippines established by the Spaniards. (Screengrab from the Basilica Minore del Sto. Nino video) CEBU CITY - Parishioners of the San Nicolas de Tolentino Shrine in a village known during the Spanish time as "el primer pueblo de Filipinas" or the first town in the Philippines on Monday joined the devotees of the Sto. Nino in celebrating a thanksgiving mass. Diocesan priest, Msgr. Rogelio Fuentes, San Nicolas shrine's team moderator, traced the thanksgiving celebration at the 457-year-old Basilic
January 10, 2021 TWO contingents that signed up for the Sinulog 2021 ritual showdown are asking for a refund.
The Sinulog Foundation Inc. (SFI) and the steering committee of Sinulog 2021 recently announced the cancelation of all Sinulog cultural performances this month.
Contingents may still be able to perform in April during the celebration of 500 years of Christianity in the country, but only if the coronavirus threat abates.
San Nicolas Proper Barangay Captain Clifford Jude Niñal said he already spent more than P100,000 for the barangay’s contingent.
Before starting preparations and rehearsals in November last year, he said he took out a loan to pay for the participants’ costumes and props.