Halloween in the Philippines
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Filipino Halloween is a week-long celebration that involves visiting cemeteries to pray, light candles, and leave flowers for deceased family members. People also clean tombstones in the days before November 1st and 2nd, when families traditionally visit the dead. The holiday also includes parties and activities with friends and school, as well as family reunions to remember loved ones who have passed.
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