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All Christian Religions Celebrate Holy Week in one way or another. I do know that all Othodox religions have an entire week of prayers that go for 4 hours each night. On Friday night until Saturday morning, they have an all-night prayer service, and then on the Saturday night they have the Easter service that runs until 12:30am. But this is just Orthodox religions. Others, such as Pentacostal and Catholicism don't do such things. (They have an Easter mass of course, but I'm not sure whether it goes for as long, or whether they have prayers every night during the week)
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religious people who speak spanish.
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yes or no
