 These statues are only presented to the public every Easter and are kept out-of-view for the rest of the year.The religious festivities begin on Wednesday before Easter, known locally as "Rabu Trewa" or "Shackled Wednesday" in remembrance of the betrayal of Judas Iscariot that led to Jesus's arrest and shackling.Devotees surround the chapel of "Tuan Ana" where the statue of Jesus is kept, shouting in Latin to mourn the arrest of Jesus by Roman soldiers.