Catholic devotees carry a religious image of the Child Jesus to celebrate the grand procession of the feast of Santo Nino dubbed 'Lakbayaw' from the Tagalog words, 'Lakbay' (travel) and 'Sayaw' (dance) in the urban area of Tondo on January 14, 2012 in Manila, Philippines. The devotion to the Sto Nino is celebrated every year in colorful, festive processions and marks the start of revelry in various parts of the Philippines. The Philippines is the only Roman Catholic nation in Southeast Asia with around 93 percent practicing the faith.
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