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The Pabasa may begin on Palm Sunday or Holy Monday, the second day of Holy Week; [4] or it may also start in the afternoon of Maundy Thursday. [1] The pabasa usually ends on Good Friday on 12 noon or before 3:00 PM PHT – the traditional hour of Jesus' death on the cross (or even as late as Black Saturday, the penultimate day of Holy Week). [1]
The pabasa may also be performed at a local visita/kapilya (chapel of ease) or some other community space, and even along the streets. As per Filipino etiquette, the host of the pabasa (often the master or lady of the house) is responsible for feeding the shifts of chanters as well as other guests.
Pabasa ng Pasyon (Reading of the Passion of Christ) in Magdalena, Laguna (2011) On Holy Monday (Lunes Santo) and Holy Tuesday (Martes Santo), the major procession of the Journey to Calvary takes to the streets. The main figure is the Fallen Christ accompanied by the images of the saints present during Christ's walk to Calvary.
In the Philippines, religious floats carry statues of Our Lady of Sorrows and other images in a torchlit procession through the streets. This marks the beginning of the days-long, uninterrupted Pabasa (“reading”), the rite of chanting the Pasiong Mahal, a vernacular epic text centred on the Passion of Christ. In some places, penitents also ...
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The various towns also hold the unique tradition of the pabasa or the recitation of Christ's passion in verse. [3] Then at three o'clock on Good Friday afternoon, the Santo Sepulcro is observed, whereby old women exchange verses based on the Bible as they stand in wake of the dead Christ. One of the highlights of this festival is the Via Crucis ...
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The ancient Egyptian noble Pabasa was chief steward of the God's Wife of Amun Nitocris I during the Saite Period. [1] He is buried in tomb TT279 , which is located in the El-Assasif , part of the Theban Necropolis , near Thebes .