Chinese-Filipino Catholics welcome the Year of the Snake with the Inculturated Mass at the Mary the Queen Parish in San Juan City on January 29, 2025.

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How Catholic Chinese-Filipinos welcome the Year of the Snake

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Fireworks and firecrackers drive Nian away, a mythological demon who fears noise and red color. Therefore, despite the prohibition of all toys...

Los fuegos artificiales y los petardos ahuyentan a Nián, un demonio mitológico que teme al ruido y al color rojo. Por ello, a pesar de la prohibición de todo juguete...

Petardos para ahuyentar a los malos espíritus, ofrendas a los ancestros y robots bailando: dando la bienvenida al Año Nuevo Chino con una familia tradicional

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Firecrackers to drive away evil spirits, offerings to ancestors and robots dancing: welcoming Chinese New Year with a traditional family

SUBMITTED Chinese New Year, also known as Lunar New Year, is celebrated by millions of people around the world and marks the beginning of the lunar calendar. It is a time for family reunions, honoring ancestors, and welcoming good fortune. The festivities are filled with traditions such as red envelope giving, dragon dances, and fireworks. Each year is associated with one of the twelve animals of the zodiac, each of which possesses unique qualit…

INGEZONDEN Chinees Nieuwjaar, ook bekend als het nieuwe maanjaar, wordt door miljoenen mensen over de hele wereld gevierd en markeert het begin van de maankalender. Het is een tijd voor familiereünies, het eren van voorouders en het verwelkomen van geluk. De festiviteiten zijn gevuld met tradities zoals het geven van rode enveloppen, drakendansen en vuurwerk. Elk jaar wordt geassocieerd met één van de twaalf dieren van de dierenriem, die allen u…

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VHP: Chinese community has successfully blended cultural practices

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY (MindaNews / 29 Jan) — Fireworks lit up the sky over Bell Church in Barangay Macasandig here on Tuesday night as the local Filipino Chinese Community shed off bad energy in welcoming the Chinese New Year, as the Year of the Snake is expected to usher in a spirit of renewal and regeneration. A child looks at dancers with a dragon costume as the Filipino Chinese community in Cagayan de Oro City welcomes the Year of the Snake at…

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CDO Filipino Chinese community welcomes ‘Year of the Snake’

CAGAYAN de Oro City began its Chinese New Year celebrations at 5 in the afternoo on Tuesday, led by Mayor Rolando “Klarex” Uy. The event took place at Rio de Oro Boulevard, where the local Filipino Chinese community came together to share their vibrant culture and traditions. Chinese New Year, also known as Lunar New Year or Spring Festival, is one of the most widely celebrated occasions in the country, reflecting the nation’s rich multicultural…

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