A vulgar nun takes off all her clothes for comic purposes. Full frontal nudity but brief.

Many sex-related jokes and references throughout

A shirtless man is talking to the ejaculated semen on his hand. He talks to it and says that the substance (the could-have-been children) could've been a doctor or the answer to curing cancer. He "regrets" the decision and decides to "put them back" by swallowing the liquid. Played for laughs but it can be viewed as disgusting by many.

Slight full frontal scene

There is "blood" on the nun's hands and she claims this to be stigmata. The young kid spots the packet of ketchup besider her. Played for laughs.

Pervasive use of coarse language in Tagalog and Visayan dialects, which are all subtitled in English

Despite the underlying theme of forgiveness and family, the film is vulgar overall. The jokes/gags are not to eveyone's taste.

Some drinking scenes. Jude is drinking with people she just met. She gets drunk but like with all gags in the film, it is played for laughs.