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The yearly Buhing Kalbaryo(Live Calvary) play runs on its 15th production this year.
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This Holy Week, Church leaders should focus the attention of our sinful traditional politicians on Judas Iscariot instead of Jesus Christ. It is not just because our sinful traditional politicians are the least likely to learn from the example of Christ. It is simply because Judas Iscariot was better than most of our sinful traditional politicians. 


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