Windows26: Weekend Roundup: China’s recent aggression in WPS condemned, Holy Week reflections

Hi, reader! As we observe the Lenten season, let's recap and reflect on some of the biggest stories of the last seven days. Here's your Weekend Roundup, your weekly fix for everything you need to catch up.

China's aggressive actions

The National Task Force for the West Philippine Sea said China engages in "irresponsible" actions in the disputed waters, counter to its peace and dialogue invitations. This after the China Coast Guard once again blocked and attacked a Philippine supply vessel with a water cannon near Ayungin Shoal, causing injuries and damage. Here are some related stories:

Sara Duterte's 'silence' on China's hostility in West PH Sea hit
Rep. Duterte tells group to ask WPS questions from DFA, DND, not from VP
Chinese vessel again tries to block PH research vessel
PCG condemns fresh Chinese intimidation in West Philippine Sea
PH summons chargé d'affaires: 'China has no right to be in Ayungin'

Caretakers of church statues

Camareros or santeros, take their responsibilities as caretakers of sacred images seriously, with one pointing out to INQUIRER.net that nothing will ever compare to the sense of fulfillment they feel after taking out their santos for processions. Read more about them in this special report.

Holy Week go-to recommendations

For those seeking a guide on how to spend their Holy Week weekend, here are a few options! These places either remain open throughout the entire Holy Week or resume operations on Black Saturday and Easter Sunday, making them perfect for those who seek peace within the comfort of their city homes during this time of the year.