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Christmas greetings from INQUIRER.net

12/19/08

Posted under Christmas, Holidays, Videos

THE Filipinos’ festive celebration of Christmas begins as early as September. No wonder the Philippines has been known as the country with the longest celebration of Christmas. Filipinos would decorate their homes with garlands, Christmas lights, belen and the Parol or the lantern – which are symbols that represent the spirit of Christmas

The Parol, for instance, is a symbol of the guiding light which wise men followed during their journey to find Jesus Christ. But symbols go hand in hand with traditions that people practice. Christmas is not complete without the caroling, Simbang Gabi, Noche Buena, and the “Mano Po Ninong at Ninang.”

Truly, Filipinos celebrate Christmas like no other.

INQUIRER.net VDO presents these Christmas messages.

May the true spirit of Christmas be etched in your hearts.

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