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- Several devotees of Caloocan particularly those who had their foreheads crossed at San Roque Cathedral during Ash Wednesday suffered minor burns or rashes on their skin
- Some children were also reportedly affected as the church also conducted school-to-school masses
- The Cathedral apologized, gave first aid to those who came to them, offered to reimburse any expenses to have the affected skin cured, and promised to investigate the incident
Full story here
http://kickerdaily.com/posts/2018/0...suffer-minor-burns-rashes-from-ash-wednesday/
Catholic bishops will investigate, the incident to see if this a form of sabotage against the Catholic church in Philippines.
http://www.catholicnews.com/service...rs-investigation-into-ash-wednesday-burns.cfm
So I wonder what the priests used to make these ashes they probably used gasoline and the residue burned the devotees.

I am no longer practicing the faith so I haven't had this ash on my forehead for a long time but even then I always view as sort of none sense as I know other Christian groups don't have these ceremonies. But I won't go as far as to openly mock those who burned and call them demons or use the unfortunate incident to bash the Church like what some born again Christians are already doing kinda sad.