“Korona at Pako” Exhibit Signals Lent in SM Center Pulilan

The image of La Humenta, which depicts Christ's triumphant entry into Jerusalem, commemorated during Palm Sunday, can be seen at the “Korona at Pako” Lenten exhibit in SM Center Pulilan until March 13.

With just a few weeks left before Holy Week, the Municipality of Pulilan and “Hermandad de la Ascension del Señor of Parokya ng Pag-akyat sa Langit ni Hesukristo” Sto. Cristo, Pulilan, in partnership with SM Center Pulilan, marks one of Bulacan’s biggest Lenten events, reflecting faith and tradition through the “Korona at Pako” exhibit.

El Descendimiento de Pulilan, depicting Christ’s Descent from the Cross, is one of the images showcased at the “Korona at Pako” Lenten exhibit in SM Center Pulilan.

Located at the SM Center Pulilan Mall Atrium, the “Korona at Pako” Lenten Exhibit showcases artistry and symbolism through spiritual awakening, with at least 30 Catholic images hailing from different towns in Bulacan featured in one venue. The event is expected to usher in a season of reflection among Catholic devotees and aims to promote catechism among patrons.

Devotees and crowds gather for reflection of faith and spiritual awakening at the “Korona at Pako” Lenten exhibit in SM Center Pulilan

“Korona at Pako” Lenten Exhibit invites mallgoers to a spiritual journey, recalling the significant scenes leading to the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ, as well as Mary, the Holy Mother of God, his disciples, apostles, and some remarkable saints.

“Ang Pagsalubong ni Hesus sa Kaniyang Ina,” as stated in the “7 Sorrows of Mary,” recalls the scenes leading to the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and is among the images displayed at the Korona at Pako” Lenten exhibit in SM Center Pulilan.

Instilling faith and spirituality, this is the second time the “Korona at Pako” Lenten Exhibit has been opened to the public. In 2023, the religious event drew devotees and crowds from the different towns inside and outside Bulacan as it marked its first exhibit in SM Center Pulilan.

The exhibit will run until March 13.