President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. enjoined the predominantly Catholic population on Sunday to “become better agents of change” and “conveyors of truth” by knowing Christ more during the observance of the Holy Week.
In his message, the President said while it may be “difficult to comprehend,” the message of salvation and eternal life “remains as timely as ever.”
“No matter how constant or diverse the occasion is in the Filipino psyche, one thing emerges true each time: That God, in His divine and everlasting wisdom, manifested His immeasurable and incomparable love to us all through the very human person of Jesus Christ,” Mr. Marcos said. The Philippine National Police has assembled over 78,000 to reinforce security during the observation of Holy Week and summer vacation inthe country.
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