2022 HOW FILIPINO FAMILIES CELEBRATE ALL SOULS DAY - PAYING RESPECT TO THEIR DEPARTED LOVED ONES

2022 HOW FILIPINO FAMILIES CELEBRATE ALL SOULS DAY - PAYING RESPECT TO THEIR DEPARTED LOVED ONES
Every November 2nd, people in most parts of the world celebrate All Souls’ Day. It is the day when we remember our loved ones who have passed away. How do Filipinos honor the dead?
Most Filipinos go to the cemetery to visit the graves of deceased relatives and friends. Some prefer to go on Oct. 31st or Nov. 1st, while some go to the cemetery for three straight days. Others would spend the night at their loved ones mausoleum. Once they arrive, they clean the tombs, light up candles, offer flowers, and say a prayer for the souls of the departed.
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[@sgt.bulldog4147]

Many people who comment negatively have probably never lived in the Philippines, the Filipino people are just trying to remember and show respect for their departed loved ones. Thanks for sharing this video.

[@plantworks100]

Hey Brian my dear friend, I went with my wife and her family to visit their loved ones today. All souls day is definitely a very special and somber day. I am really amazed on how big the cemetery is. We prayed for my wife's loved ones who has passed, and we prayed for my loved ones who have passed. The filipino people are just so amazing and awesome. And it is definitely a celebration of life. Even when things go wrong, the Filipino people are always smiling and, they are always positive. I will never regret my decision that I moved here to the Philippines. I have nothing but love and respect for the Philippine people and their culture. Thank you Brian my dear friend for sharing this awesome video. Please stay safe and healthy, and God bless you, lot, Borges, Miguel, Hannah grace, Bing Bing (Sam), Reynalyn, and the rest of your beautiful family. And may God bless Batchoy, B-2, Rocky, and Earl always.😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

[@michaelray5660]

I agree with you 100 percent about the philipino people and the life stile here and I am here for Life.

[@auroraalmeida3184]

Thank you for bringing us to the cemetery. We really pay respects to our loved ones by going to the cemetery and praying for them, being a Catholic country we believe in the Resurrection and the life of the world to come. As Jesus is the Resurrection himself,and said that those who believe in Him will have everlasting life.

[@retiredcryptohunter9031]

I’ve only been here for 7 months and this is my first time experiencing this and my wife put out dinner and candles on our back porch and setup a table here at our house because we’re too far from her family but we did send some money to her family for this. Just another beautiful thing about the Philippines. I actually feel blessed being here in this beautiful country. 😇

[@kevinandgemma7740]

Did that to celebrate Gemma's father's passing , brings back memories..It is a family day very interesting to see , and yes their culture..👍👍

[@DuranjrJuan]

In 🇲🇽 Mexico. It's called day of the dead. Dia de Los Muerto,s. It's the same all souls day. We did the same exact thing. Going to the cemetery clean the tombstone and place flower,s. Most important 💧 🚿 🚰 water.

[@suskagusip1036]

Do not be surprised. Yours and ours have the same history. Honoring our departed loved ones and God only knows the living are partying in their graves, some get drunk now they have police and security in the entrance. No more weapons, alcohols and maybe smoking in the cemeteries.

[@markbeavers5747]

My Filipina wife has a small memorial area in our home for all her Aunts, Uncles, Father and Mother who passed on. She has candles, pictures and small tricots for reminders. Nice video Brian!!!

[@StephenAndrus]

a very nice and respectful view of how filipinos celebrate their loved ones who have passed on

[@michaelray5660]

It is always important to learn the coulter of others in order to show proper respect.

[@hongisland3016]

Yes keep wearing masks for respecto

[@BruceCinader]

I remember you took a tour thru here a long time ago. They keep bars on the toumbs and gates around the cemeteries, ..... Because people are dying to get in.

[@garyt7232]

Reminds me of Dia De Los Muertos. Appreciate you showing the culture of The Philippines. Nice to hear Mrs. Philly honors her departed loved ones, as well as your departed loved ones. Stay safe and healthy. Go Phillies!

[@suskagusip1036]

It's a tradition taught learned from Spain/Espanya. Philippines was a colony for 333 years, USA only 50.

[@gentilewarrior]

​@@suskagusip1036nope Spain don't do this but it's the Mexican settlers that brought this tradition to her Philippines

[@suskagusip1036]

@@gentilewarrior We have nothing to do with Mexico. They git it from Espanya. Get your facts. They have different versions than us. My neighbor is Mexican.

[@TennRides]

I remember the video with the US officer interred in that place. It still amazes me how nice some of the family mausoleums are. Some of them are nicer than what many Filipinos actually live in. Hats off for respecting their culture.

[@evancortez2]

some of my fondest memories of growing up in the philippines is the family going to the cemetery to visit our loved ones on all souls day, it was like a national holiday, everybody would be at the cemetery just hanging out by their loved one's graves - my grandparents are still buried in the philippines, it's been a while since I went to their graves

[@ramonparson3551]

I really did enjoy this video my friend I love educational videos like this my girlfriend and her family celebrated she send me some photos of it keep on having fun and be safe all my best Ramon from Athens Georgia

[@cheedovision39]

Even in death they don't cut family ties. Great video.

[@suskagusip1036]

Why would you cut family ties?

[@arthurcrego8297]

Super interesting. I decorate my familys graves on Memorial Day, plus clean the area .

[@melvin5324]

Great vlog very interesting

[@steveperyer4850]

Brian, thank you for this video, and I am saying a prayer for all of those both her in the U.S., the Philippines, and around the World for those who celebrate this day. Being a Catholic, with my rich French Canadian Family, we celebrate all Saints Day with a special church mass on this day. I feel with the Spanish Catholic influence In Philippines culture, this is a beautiful way to celebrate our Family Members who are loved but gone now. I have shared this video with my Future Wife, who lives in Guihulngan City, in Negros Oriental, to hear what she will say about this. Thank You Buddy😊

[@davidmarkham9027]

In Cebu my partner's family will stay overnight at their family's cemetery. Traffic was really bad this year maybe because it coincided with a weekend

[@docmiles7]

For as long as I can remember Philippine holidays means heady traffic esp.; now with all the SM malls and much more vehicles on the roads than your old tricycles and jeepneys traffic 30-40 years ago.

[@BruceCinader]

It looks like the dead are living better than many of the living

[@travelingtheworldonfingers9156]

Those are memorial homes for dead businessmen relatives, the Chinese mausoleums in the Philippines are even bigger.

[@TheeSilentObserverz]

Living is part of suffering. That the paradox

[@terrystevens2306]

Very interesting Brian I like that tradition.

[@jettech81]

Brian, Thanks for sharing a very respectful and interesting family tradition of people in the Philippines. With U.S Veterans Day coming soon it would nice if you could share with us a visit to the Clark Veterans Cemetery. Thanks.

[@samual3006]

Interesting vlog Brian 👍👍🤙👌🇬🇧

[@ExpatNTraining]

Wow!

[@johndoe-cb5ck]

Just got back from celebrating all souls day....lots of food!

[@leahwilson7710]

I'm orthodox catholic most catholics say memory eternal

[@jeffsea6490]

Memorial Day in the USA is the equivalent to all souls day. However life is for the living 👍🇺🇲

[@cryogenics6681]

Our kids look forward to Halloween for candy, kids there to a family tradition of love and respect...teach your children well

[@docmiles7]

Actually; many children would go trick or treat right after going to the cemetery at dusk til 8pm, that is. if there's no family gathering at their home or at their relative's homes.

[@michaelfoubister4339]

Let's go Phillies !!!!!!!!

[@barbarakaminsky6393]

I think this is so very nice. I live in the states and I wish people did this here.

[@richardg3974]

at 2:07 in on this video,,, the mausoleum has the name DEANG on the top,, thats my wifes family name, we live here in NJ USA , I am an American married t a filipina, that is her relatives there in that mausoleum ,, she jumped up from the couch when she saw it. haha too funny,, what re the chances???

[@jlynnburton9718]

Thanks for this video, Now I better understand the celebration my LDR GF was telling me about

[@veronicasakane4949]

Mostly rich people build museleo like house for their love ones bringing flowers candles and foods also praying together that's the Philippines always doing in All Saint's Day

[@josephkephart9929]

i never knew this ,,,,,,,i only knew all saints day was a holiday in the usa,,,,i thought it was for saints only

[@travelingtheworldonfingers9156]

2nd of November is All Souls Day for Catholics.

[@unserrano]

Same thing in Sinaloa, Mexico

[@docmiles7]

That's where my uncle is buried, he taught Martial Art in Clark AB his name is Ollie Aquino(R.I.P.).

[@bjornjonsson7061]

Its sad the rest of Angeles is not clean like that

[@jes2731]

Each crypt in a mosolyum may have more than one person in it. My wife bought the ground for her mosolyum in the local cemetary in her barrio almost a decade ago, and it has two crypts in it. Her mother is in one and two or three close relatives are in the other.

[@mikestraveldiary]

Got the official news from Jennifer. Should be in the news soon. At long last it's open.

[@deadbugdoug]

Rich Filipinos example.

[@jb4688]

I am not gonna judge people's traditions but to have those structures that look like very nice houses not being used for the living seems like such a waste in a country that has such poverty and homelessness. I also understand that people go to the cemetery to pay their respects which seems a lot more reasonable...

[@travelingtheworldonfingers9156]

Those are mausoleums owned by private locals. Honouring the dead is a Catholic Mexican tradition brought down through the 300-year Acapulco-Manila trade, while mausoleums are by Chinese settlers.

[@whitepouch0904]

Those are owned by rich families. They don’t care about the other poor families.

[@albertpark6481]

Most of them they have story to tell. When those people were alive they were not able to live that kind of house. Now the family has financially stable they cannot experience that because they are dead already. Now it is a simple way for them to say thank you and share the life that they have now. It is not useless.

[@docmiles7]

@@albertpark6481 Precisely!!!

[@theJURN88]

If that is your way of thinking, probably you should prompt your weathy fellow americans who have big villas and properties to give money to the poor americans in your country.

[@drjones1736]

It’s an extremely different experience, but Australia drops its elderly into aged care homes where they are not looked after. It’s extremely difficult to understand but it’s a very nice culture. In Australia most children don’t know their grandparents name. Perhaps we need to consider who’s culture is correct, and I’m confident it’s not ours.

[@JWDREAM-d3x]

Great vedieo Po I enjoyed it Brian . I attended all souls day last time I was in Tagum city it was very different from what we do here . Question == Brian settle a argument were having on another YT channel ARE YOU GOING TO RETURN TO THE USA TO LIVE PERMANENTLY ???? Some say you said on your vedieo when you were at your parents you Said you were I didn't hear you say that I thought I heard you say you had no plans to live back here in USA WHOS RIGHT ??

[@lippyfam538]

the 1st is all saints day the 2nd all souls

[@keithjohnsonsr5622]

Hi Brian. A little cost info for these mausoleums. First the family purchases the lot. Depending on year of purchase will depend on your cost. The wife and I had a send off for our mother three years ago. We had purchased our lot for her a very long time ago and paid the going rate. Since the lot was already paid for, we hired contractors to build the mausoleum. I’m blessed to have contractors in the family which saved us money. I love how the Filipino culture cherish the souls of the deceased family member. I’m grateful you didn’t use your camera to record the insides of the mausoleums. This can be very sacred to the families dearly departed. Thank you for this video as a reminder to visit family when I return to the Philippines in March. Be Blessed and enjoy your life with your family.

[@gregnajazz1310]

Tahoooo... Tahoooo....!!! Baaa.. luuut.... Baaa.. luuut....!!!

[@jonhenson5450]

Undas it's called, weeklong observance.

[@johnnier.o.d4746]

undas is the holy week ..... this is all souls day & all saints day,where people go to the cemetery to visit their dead loved ones ...... celebrated every 1st & 2nd day of november ........

[@MauiXoXo]

Interesting when I see this fancy homes for the dead in the Philippines and now swing back to little homes and RV homes trending in KZbin USA. Tradition vs Leisure. WOW just a different set of priorities.

[@johnbrentford5513]

Is that a Catholic holiday?

[@erikdc5796]

........yes........

[@macray63]

Mostly rich people will build a museum for their dead love one

[@jasonfermin3312]

Hi, just seen Jennifer Teri vlog announcement of unvaccinated foreigner can come, it's official now. Is it true ❤️

[@Angeljohngabrielbrapada]

Is All saints day November 1

[@rodneyalbertholland5615]

Obvious question But where do they bury the less fortunate

[@travelingtheworldonfingers9156]

There are public ceneteries in every town or citie and the government pay for their burial. The one in this video is a private memorial cemetery.

[@TheeSilentObserverz]

There public and private. This one is private

[@docmiles7]

Local gov't has lots set aside for the poor and will provide coffins as well.

[@gouji1032]

We will all join the dead someday, so why not make your final resting place a bit better. No one lives forever

[@Angeljohngabrielbrapada]

November 2

[@docmiles7]

These mausoleums are very tiny compared to the Chinese cemetery in Manila, which are mansions, hence Filipinos copied Chinese-Filipinos traditions of showing respect and wealth.

[@gma904]

Wow. We’re going to pray for you.

[@docmiles7]

@@gma904 Why?

[@ProphetMuhammadIsPedophile]

​@@docmiles7 Mausoleums are not copy of Chinese. Its a christian.

[@docmiles7]

@@ProphetMuhammadIsPedophile Perhaps you have a reading incomprehension. Read my comments.

[@mikesimpson9997]

Sad when you gotta bar windows in cemetery.

[@docmiles7]

Sad but true, those bars to keep away informal settlers, yes if those bars were not there, homeless people/families would live in those mausoleums.

[@mikesimpson9997]

@@docmiles7 in a hurricane I would too lol. But I see the cardboard and tin houses in videos so this would be a big step up for some

[@suskagusip1036]

Only richy rich Filipinos can afford a mausoleum. Putting a grills/fence around it is just a way of keeping them unfortunate one squat and make them their permanent residence. You see them in Manila all the time.

[@TheeSilentObserverz]

Some sleep there....

[@garydavis9887]

we have memorial day in the USA