File:All for the young Niño.jpg

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English: The Holy Child Jesus, locally known as Santo Niño, is among the most venerated and recognizable religious image in the Philippines. This is because the image does not only show the faithfulness of Catholics to their religion, but also reminds Filipino of the birth of Christianity in the country.
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This image was uploaded as part of Wiki Loves Folklore 2021 photographic contest.

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