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Don’t worry about what to give up for Lent
April! We have blue skies and bright sunshine. But it’s too hot. It is the kind of weather that makes you want to stay indoors.
April! We have blue skies and bright sunshine. But it’s too hot. It is the kind of weather that makes you want to stay indoors.
If you’re staying in the city this Holy Week (which starts on Palm Sunday, Apr. 14 by the way) better reconsider your commute options. Department of Transportation posted on their
I hope everyone had a happy Easter. Holy Week was great in Manila.
For two weeks, Redemptorist Fr. Amado “Father Pics” Picardal biked along the edges of the country’s highways not to compete, but to call for people to choose the path to peace and respect for life.
Some people say that “God gives the hardest battles to his toughest soldiers.” It is a test of faith, of devotion and what this “soldier” went through is not just simple battles.
NOTHING, it seems, escapes controversy. Even Jesus on the cross is not spared.
During Holy Week, there are several mystical and holy places in the Philippines people go to. The most popular, at least for Luzon residents, are Mt. Banahaw and Mt. San Cristobal in Dolores, Quezon.
It is Palm Sunday. Holy Week begins today. I will be at Walkway: Reflections on the Stations of the Cross.
A bike tour of Batangas’ churches might be what you need this Holy Week
Never again a Maundy Thursday trek to Baguio—in fact not ever again on Holy Week, if we can help it!
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