The annual celebration in Singleton honoring Senor Santo Nino, which brings together Filipino-Australians for mass, lunch, dance performances, and more.
After being canceled for two years because of the pandemic, the Basilica Minore del Santo Nino de Cebu announced the resumption of all activities related to the Feast of the Santo Niño in January.
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In partnership with the local government, the basilica said devotees
SOON TO BE BACK. The tribes' competition during the face-to-face Dinagyang Festival in 2019. Organizers of the festival will bring back the festival to the streets in 2023, two years after it went online due to the pandemic.(PNA file photo by PGLena) ILOILO CITY - Iloilo's Dinagyang Festival will resume all its street events in 2023 after these were temporarily halted for two years due to the pandemic. Joyce Ann Clavecillas, executive director of the Iloilo Festivals Foundation, Inc. and serving as one of the organizers of the annual festival, said events would be back in person after two years of going digital. "This is our way of expressing our gratitude to Senor Santo Nino that amidst being in a very difficult situation, we are still here, we are still thriving. We are doing the things that we like for the city, for our community. There are plenty of reasons to be thankful," Clavecillas said in an interview on Friday. The festival will start on Jan. 13, 2023, with
SOON TO BE BACK. The tribes' competition during the face-to-face Dinagyang Festival in 2019. Organizers of the festival will bring back the festival to the streets in 2023, two years after it went online due to the pandemic.(PNA file photo by PGLena) ILOILO CITY - Iloilo's Dinagyang Festival will resume all its street events in 2023 after these were temporarily halted for two years due to the pandemic. Joyce Ann Clavecillas, executive director of the Iloilo Festivals Foundation, Inc. and serving as one of the organizers of the annual festival, said events would be back in person after two years of going digital. "This is our way of expressing our gratitude to Senor Santo Nino that amidst being in a very difficult situation, we are still here, we are still thriving. We are doing the things that we like for the city, for our community. There are plenty of reasons to be thankful," Clavecillas said in an interview on Friday. The festival will start on Jan. 13, 2023, with
Dumaguete Bishop Julito Cortes has called on the faithful to keep the faith and to continue to pray and thank God for His blessings amid the pandemic and the destruction caused by natural disasters.
Photo RCAM In his message for the feast of the Santo Nino Sunday, January 16, the bishop assured