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Published Mar 25, 2016 06:04 PM PHT
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Updated Sep 19, 2016 12:18 PM PHT

Many Catholic devotees in the Philippines had themselves nailed on crosses and whipped their backs bloody on Good Friday, as part of their "panata" or religious vow.
Many Catholic devotees in the Philippines had themselves nailed on crosses and whipped their backs bloody on Good Friday, as part of their "panata" or religious vow.
The rites, which are held annually in parts of the country such as the city of San Fernando in Pampanga and Boac, Marinduque, draw thousands of spectators.
The rites, which are held annually in parts of the country such as the city of San Fernando in Pampanga and Boac, Marinduque, draw thousands of spectators.
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Ruben Enaje, who is portraying Jesus Christ for the 30th time, screams while a resident acting as a Roman soldier pulls up a nail on his palm during a Good Friday crucifixion reenactment in Cutud town, Philippines March 25, 2016. Romeo Ranoco, Reuters
Ruben Enaje, who is portraying Jesus Christ for the 30th time, screams while a resident acting as a Roman soldier pulls up a nail on his palm during a Good Friday crucifixion reenactment in Cutud town, Philippines March 25, 2016. Romeo Ranoco, Reuters
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