Apr 23, 2019 · This is the phenomenal Alay Lakad of Catholic devotees in the Philippines. This “Walk Offering” more popularly called Alay Lakad starts on the afternoon of Maundy Thursday every year of Holy Week.

Apr 19, 2019 · MANILA, Philippines — Heading on foot toward the Antipolo Cathedral every Maundy Thursday, known as the “Alay Lakad,” has been a tradition for most Filipino Catholics who would like to take part in the sacrifice of Jesus Christ more than 2,000 years ago, when he died on the cross.

Apr 12, 2023 · Every Holy Thursday and Good Friday, as part of their penitential vow, individuals from Quiapo Church, other areas of Metro Manila, and adjacent villages in the Rizal Province participate in the “Alay Lakad,” a Lenten practice that involves walking toward the Antipolo Cathedral—some even on bare feet.

Apr 6, 2012 · As for me, sometimes I questioned this holiday to myself, “Holy Week, why is it holy? when everyone wants to go on vacation or swimming”. I truly understand these desires by people, but I really hope that they still know what we are …

Mar 31, 2023 · While there are two main Alay Lakad routes in Antipolo every Holy Thursday (one from Taytay, Rizal and the other from lower Antipolo), these aren’t the only routes people use …

Apr 10, 2019 · But the most notable practice in Pangasinan during Lent is the annual “alay-lakad” where thousands of Catholic devotees from around the province walk from home leading to the Shrine of Our Lady of the Rosary of Manaoag, also known as ‘Apo Baket.’

Jan 3, 2021 · Priests from the Archdiocese of Manila and other dioceses in the country gathered together last February 17, 2022, for a penitential walk or alay lakad for the common good. “We are doing an “alay-lakad” according to the pious Filipino sense of penitensya.

Every Maundy Thursday of the Holy Week, thousands of Pilgrims walk together from Naga City to Calabanga where Amang Hinulid lays. Upon arriving near the chapel, one has the option whether to stay and follow the queue just to personally touch the image. The line is long, very long.

DECLARING SEPTEMBER 14 AND EVERY SECOND SUNDAY OF SEPTEMBER THEREAFTER AS “ALAY LAKAD PARA SA KABATAAN DAY.” WHEREAS, the development of Filipino youth is a national concern which requires high priority particularly in our current economic and social situation;

Alay Lakad - Feature - Free download as Word Doc (.doc / .docx), PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. Students in Maragondon participated in an annual event called Alay Lakad to promote youth engagement and community welfare.