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Yasser Marta Shares Gratitude After Portraying Jesus in Holy Week Tradition YASSER MARTA – The Kapuso actor expressed deep gratitude and pride after portraying Jesus Christ in a Senakulo held in Angeles, Pampanga during Holy Week. He described the role as a meaningful and unique experience, especially since playing Jesus had been one of his … Read more
Government Enforces Curfew for Minors to Keep Streets Safer The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) has issued a warning to minors about staying out late at night under new curfew regulations. DILG Secretary Jonvic Remulla announced an “enhanced curfew” for youth aged 18 and below. Under this rule, minors who are not … Read more
Jake Cuenca and Rabiya Mateo Seen Together Some netizens noticed what appeared to be Jake Cuenca and Rabiya Mateo holding hands inside a mall, which quickly caught public attention and became a trending topic online. Although there are no clear details about when exactly it happened, the moment spread quickly and sparked mixed reactions. For … Read more
Pickleball Explained: Why This Simple Game Is Taking Over the Philippines Pickleball is a fast-growing sport that has gained popularity, especially among Millennials and Gen Z, as seen in many fitness-inspired social media posts. It is played on a court using a paddle and a lightweight plastic ball, similar to a Wiffle ball. The game … Read more
The Black Saturday Bushfires The Black Saturday bushfires were one of the worst natural disasters in Australia’s history. They occurred on February 7, 2009, in the state of Victoria, after days of extreme heat and dry conditions. Temperatures reached over 46°C (115°F), and strong winds made the situation even more dangerous. These conditions created the … Read more
The Real Reason There’s No Mass on Black Saturday Morning There is no morning Mass on Black Saturday because the Church is observing one of the most solemn and quiet moments in the entire Christian calendar—the time when Jesus Christ lies in the tomb. After His suffering and death on Good Friday, the Church enters … Read more
The Filipino Way of Experiencing Sabado de Gloria Sabado de Gloria feels different in the Philippines because it carries a unique blend of deep sorrow, quiet anticipation, and sudden celebration that reflects the heart of Filipino faith and culture. Unlike in many countries where Black Saturday remains mostly solemn, Filipinos experience it as a transition—from … Read more
What Everyone Misses About Black Saturday Black Saturday is often called the most overlooked day in Christianity because it sits quietly between two powerful moments—Good Friday and Easter Sunday. On one side is the suffering and death of Jesus, and on the other is His glorious resurrection. But in between these events is a day … Read more
Why the Temple Curtain Ripped at the Moment Jesus Died The tearing of the curtain in the Temple on Good Friday is one of the most powerful events in the Bible. But what was this curtain, and why does it matter? The curtain was a large, heavy cloth that separated the Holy of Holies—the innermost … Read more
Good Friday Traditions Explained: Fasting and Abstinence Fasting and abstinence are observed on Good Friday as a way for Christians—especially Catholics—to honor the suffering and death of Jesus Christ on the cross. This day is one of the most serious and meaningful moments in the Christian calendar because it remembers the great sacrifice made for … Read more