00:00You thought it was a mess, you thought it was a panatheism.
00:24But people already know what will happen.
00:29We will move, and it will become a form of patriotism.
00:35Why? Because everyone is helping, so that the translation can be passed on,
00:41to its glorious and glorious end.
00:54We will move, and it will become a form of patriotism.
01:00We will move, and it will become a form of patriotism.
01:06We will move, and it will become a form of patriotism.
01:13We will move, and it will become a form of patriotism.
01:20We will move, and it will become a form of patriotism.
01:25We will move, and it will become a form of patriotism.
01:30We will move, and it will become a form of patriotism.
01:35We will move, and it will become a form of patriotism.
01:40We will move, and it will become a form of patriotism.
01:45We will move, and it will become a form of patriotism.
01:50We will move, and it will become a form of patriotism.
01:55We will move, and it will become a form of patriotism.
02:00We will move, and it will become a form of patriotism.
02:05We will move, and it will become a form of patriotism.
02:11You have a wish that you are doing,
02:13that is why you will pray a set of prayers
02:16that is placed in a novenary,
02:19in the middle of the day.
02:21It means that you will pray in the middle of the day
02:25so that your wishes will come true.
02:40What is the origin of the image?
02:47Naturally, there will be a copy of the image
02:51in the kiyapo of Nazareno
02:55in the 1700s.
02:58We are not sure.
03:00So, what happened there is
03:04that the original image of Mexico was not destroyed
03:12during World War II,
03:14and it was saved in the kiyapo.
03:17What we have is what is called an old phone
03:22of the kiyapo.
03:24Even if this is not the original Mexican image,
03:27it is still old.
03:28This is around more than 200 years old.
03:34The original image of Mexico
03:38was not destroyed
03:42during World War II.
03:45It was saved in the kiyapo
03:48of the old phone
03:51of the kiyapo.
03:54It is still in use.
03:57It is still in use.
04:00The original image of Mexico
04:04was not destroyed
04:07during World War II.
04:10It is still in use.
04:13It is still in use.
04:17There are many stories that the boat was burned,
04:20that's why it turned black, and the saint was only saved.
04:24But most likely, that is not the story.
04:27The story is that the Mexicans used dark wood
04:31that turns black as time goes by.
04:34The story is that the Mexicans used dark wood
04:39that turns black as time goes by.
04:46The story is that the Mexicans used dark wood
04:51that turns black as time goes by.
04:54The story is that the Mexicans used dark wood
04:59that turns black as time goes by.
05:02The story is that the Mexicans used dark wood
05:07that turns black as time goes by.
05:10The story is that the Mexicans used dark wood
05:15that turns black as time goes by.
05:19So, that image,
05:23because it needed to be taken care of,
05:31it was divided into two.
05:33The old body with a new head,
05:37that is what is now called a vicario.
05:40And the vicario is the one that is positioned
05:44on the day of the worship service.
06:15The story is that the Mexicans used dark wood
06:19that turns black as time goes by.
06:22The story is that the Mexicans used dark wood
06:26that turns black as time goes by.
06:29The story is that the Mexicans used dark wood
06:33that turns black as time goes by.
06:36The story is that the Mexicans used dark wood
06:40that turns black as time goes by.
06:43The story is that the Mexicans used dark wood
06:49that turns black as time goes by.
06:54The story is that the Mexicans used dark wood
07:00that turns black as time goes by.
07:06You see the hard work of the Lord now,
07:09but you know that is not the end of the story.
07:12And just like our Lord who was raised from the dead,
07:16our hardships, our sicknesses,
07:19will also end.
07:21That is the hope that the story of Jesus of Nazarene
07:26gives to the Filipinos.
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