Marian Exhibit in SM Center Pulilan Draws Devotees in Bulacan

Devotees and crowds gather for reflection of faith and spiritual awakening at the Marian Exhibit in SM Center Pulilan.

With just a few days left before the Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the “Hermandad de la Ascension del Señor of Parokya ng Pag-akyat sa Langit ni Hesukristo," in partnership with SM Center Pulilan, marks one of Bulacan’s largest display of Holy Mary images, reflecting faith and devotion through this year’s Marian Exhibit.

Located at the SM Center Pulilan Mall Atrium, the Marian Exhibit showcases artistry and symbolism through spiritual awakening, with at least 57 Marian images hailing from different towns in Bulacan featured in one venue.

Nuestra Señora de Angustia is one of the images showcased at the Marian Exhibit in SM Center Pulilan.

Different Marian images are exhibited in SM Center Pulilan, in time for the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary on September 8.

Marian Exhibit invites mallgoers to a spiritual journey, reflecting Filipinos’ deep and strong devotion to Mary and her significant role in the Catholic faith.

The image of La Inmaculada Concepcion is among the images displayed at the Marian Exhibit in SM Center Pulilan.

This is the second religious event mounted in SM Center Pulilan this year. The most recent was held on March 3-13, dubbed as “Korona at Pako," a Lenten exhibit showcasing 30 Catholic images that drew devotees and crowds from the different towns inside and outside Bulacan.

The Marian Exhibit at SM Center Pulilan officially opens with a remarkable performance by Sto. Cristo street dancers.

The Marian Exhibit will run until September 8.