Pilgrimage to Magellan Cross Pavillion

Before the viewing of the Santo Niño, we walked to Magellan's cross. My wife bought 4 candles for our family representation over prayer. The cross was ordered to be implanted by Ferdinand Magellan. It marked the arrival of Christianity in the Philippines.

[@JackKing-jc4vw]

We were returning from Clark with about a 6 hour layover in Cebu last year. We went to the Mactan Shrine and then to the Magellan Cross and church. The church area was a madhouse with all the people. I don’t know what we were expecting, but the cross seemed like such a let down. I think I got about 10 seconds of video

[@CaliforniaBear619]

I been to it a few times, but this time was the procession of santo Niño. Gave me a whole new perspective of what that means to the Catholics of Cebu. I'm in the Process of editing the next day's event, Sinulog. Thanks for watching and commenting Jack.

[@josevicentejrmeneses8552]

well what do you expect from the church area where lots of devotees congregate.

[@CaliforniaBear619]

@josevicentejrmeneses8552 Not sure if the question was for me. I was aware a little bit of what to expect. As I been to Manila during the Black Nazarene. This seemed less crowded and organized. Thanks for watching and commenting. ✌️🐻