giovedì 26 giugno 2014

Christians In The Philippines Literally Crucify Themselves For Good Friday

No, really…they honestly, actually, literally drive nails through their hands and feet. WARNING: Graphic images, obviously.


A small but very dedicated group of devotees in the northern Philippines crucified themselves on Good Friday, an annual display of faith that draws thousands of spectators from around the world.


A small but very dedicated group of devotees in the northern Philippines crucified themselves on Good Friday, an annual display of faith that draws thousands of spectators from around the world.


AP Photo/Aaron Favila


The Philippines is predominantly Roman Catholic and the largest Roman Catholic nation in Asia.


The Philippines is predominantly Roman Catholic and the largest Roman Catholic nation in Asia.


AP Photo/Aaron Favila


One re-enactor of the death of Jesus Christ, Ruben Enaje, has been nailing himself to crosses for 28 years now.


One re-enactor of the death of Jesus Christ, Ruben Enaje, has been nailing himself to crosses for 28 years now.


AP Photo/Aaron Favila


This year's mass crucifixion in Santa Lucia village, Pampanga province, featured nine participants, including Danish filmmaker Lasse Spang Olsen.


This year's mass crucifixion in Santa Lucia village, Pampanga province, featured nine participants, including Danish filmmaker Lasse Spang Olsen.


AP Photo/Aaron Favila



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Christians In The Philippines Literally Crucify Themselves For Good Friday

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