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Filipino Catholics mark Palm Sunday with prayers for Pope Francis

The Straits Times

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April 03, 2023

Thousands of Filipino Catholics attending church on Palm Sunday marked the beginning of Holy Week with prayers for the health of Pope Francis as they presented palm fronds to be blessed.

Filipino Catholics mark Palm Sunday with prayers for Pope Francis

At a church in Antipolo City, about 20km east of Manila, hundreds of devotees attended morning mass and waved palm fronds as a sign of discipleship and remembrance of Jesus Christ.

Once blessed, the palms are placed outside worshippers' homes in the belief that they will ward off evil spirits.

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