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Moryonan: A Lenten Tradition in Marinduque Island
Description The re-enactment of the passion and Crucifixion of Jesus Christ is performed during Holy Week. The moryon Longinus also takes part in the re-enactment. The Tagalog people of Marinduque Island, Philippines, practices the moryonan or pagmomoryon, a penitential ritual during Holy Week. The practice is distinctive for the wearing of heavy masks. The town of Mogpog is said to be the origin of the practice and it is where one finds its most traditional form.
Photographer Roel Hoang Manipon
Place File Size 12.2MB
Definition 5805x3750 File Format JPG
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