The Moriones Festival is an annual event held during Holy Week in the province of Marinduque, Philippines. It features participants known as "Moriones," who wear colorful masks and costumes that represent Roman soldiers. The festival commemorates the story of Longinus, a blind Roman centurion who was said to have gained his sight after piercing the side of Christ during the crucifixion. The festival includes various activities such as street dancing, parades, and reenactments of biblical scenes. It attracts both locals and tourists, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the region. The Moriones Festival is a vibrant expression of faith and tradition, highlighting the importance of Holy Week in the Christian calendar.