Malabon, Philippines. 21st Jan, 2024. A devotee shows her miniature Sto. Niño replica during the parade. The Feast Sto. Niño or the holy child Jesus is celebrated every third Sunday of January, The replicas are paraded all over the country. They symbolize the birth of Catholicism in the Philippines more than 500 years ago. (Photo by Josefiel Rivera/SOPA Images/Sipa USA) Credit: Sipa US/Alamy Live News

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