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The simbang gabi is celebrated in the evenings, but are essentially the same in content as the Misa de Gallo.


Churches are well-lit to welcome churchgoers, and festooned with buntings and adorned with brightly lit parols or Christmas lanterns.


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The simbang gabi is celebrated in the evenings, but are essentially the same in content as the Misa de Gallo.


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Raise your hands in prayer but hold on to your wallets

By The Ear | January 15, 2010 - 12:00am

Security personnel at the Basilica gave stern warning to churchgoers to watch out for their belongings even inside the church.

Freeman Opinion

‘Simbang Gabi’ starts tomorrow morning

By Sandy Araneta | December 15, 2002 - 12:00am

"Simbang gabi na! Pasko na!" Filipino faithful will wake up to these words tomorrow and make their way to the nearest churches for the start of nine-day Misa de Gallo, so-called because these Masses are...

Headlines