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| San Gennaro, ora pro nobis |
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| The Cross of the Sacred Military Constantinian Order of St. George |
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| Maria and Domenico visiting from Napoli |
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| Ernest and Achille are ready to process the statue into church for Mass |
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| (L) Sanctuary inside the Shrine Church of the Most Precious Blood. (R) Bye-altar with statue of San Gennaro |
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| Relic of San Gennaro |
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| Msgr. David Cassato welcomes everyone to Mass |
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| After Mass, the Giglio Boys carry the statue outside for the procession |
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| A floral arch is attached to the bier |
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| Devotees pin donations and ex-voto offerings on to the statue |
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| Cavalieri and Dama of the Sacred Military Constantinian Order of St. George serve as honor guard |
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| The always raucous Giglio Band gets the festivities started |
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| The procession makes its way through the streets of Little Italy |
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| Bustling Mulberry Street |
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| Members of the Constantinian Order accompany the statue |
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| Images of San Gennaro abound |
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| (Above & below) The procession visits FDNY Engine 55 (Cinquantacinque) on Broome St. to offer prayers and thanks to New York's Bravest |
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| The procession makes its way back to Most Precious Blood Church |
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| Cav. John Fratta leads the statue back into the church |
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| Participants take a commemorative photo |
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| Members of the Sacred Constantinian Order of St. George |
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| The Giglio Boys of Williamsburg, Brooklyn |
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| Afterward, a few of us broke bread at Da Nico Ristorante |
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| Earlier in the evening, Anthony Allocco and the Giglio Band performed on the main stage |
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| Danny Vecchiano and the Giglio Band |
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| They had people singing along and dancing in the streets |
