Devotees return Black Nazarene image to Quiapo Church

After a procession that took around 20 hours, the image of the Black Nazarene was brought back to the Quiapo church early Sunday morning, ending this year's Feast of the Black Nazarene

The procession began at the Quirino Grandstand at 5:33 a.m. on Saturday, and ended at 2:03 a.m. Sunday, when the image was finally brought into the church.

Some two devotees died during this year's procession, while the Philippine Red Cross provided treatment to some 851 devotees.

PHOTO: Black Nazarene's entrance to Quiapo Church #Nazareno2016 via @quiapochurch pic.twitter.com/7qOdgEqndo

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PHOTO: Black Nazarene enters Quiapo Church #Nazareno2016 via @quiapochurch pic.twitter.com/EID44GvuEo

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Panoramic view of the situation of Plaza Miranda as of 1:41 AM #Nazareno2016 via @quiapochurch pic.twitter.com/TAnmuEOxum

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LOOK: Devotees pull rope of the Black Nazarene andas as it nears Quiapo Church #Nazareno2016 via @quiapochurch pic.twitter.com/XqDnUYauT3

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PHOTOS: Devotees chant "Viva Nazareno" while waving towels as Black Nazarene arrives. #Nazareno2016 @_jamesagustin pic.twitter.com/VKbALdFsna

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