See how Christians around the world mark Holy Week with a variety of traditional processions recognising the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and celebrating his resurrection...
Hooded figures, off to take part in the Good Friday procession in Bercianos de Aliste, Zamora, Spain (Dreamstime)
Locals take part in the reenactment of the Passion of Christ, held on Good Friday as part of celebration of the Holy Week in the Philippines. (Dreamstime)
Christian pilgrims take part in the Palm Sunday procession in Jerusalem. Palm Sunday marks the beginning of the Holy Week and Jesus Christ's entrance into Jerusalem. (Dreamstime)
Robed priests leading the Procession of Jesus of Nazareth The Poor, through the streets of Madrid as part of the city’s festivities for Easter Holy Week. (Dreamstime)
Priests leading the celebration of the Feast of Corpus Christi (Body of Christ) , also known as Corpus Domini, a Latin Rite celebrating belief in the body and blood of Jesus Christ. (Dreamstime)
Penitents carrying a float with the image of Jesus Christ in an Easter procession at night during the Holy Week in Antigua, Guatemala (Dreamstime)
The Procession of Silence in Oxaca, Mexico. Starting at sunset on Good Friday, penitents re-enact the trial, crucifixion, death and burial of Jesus (Dreamstime)
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