MANILA, Philippines– President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. urged Filipinos to honor the memory and legacy of their departed loved ones and saints by living out their virtues and continuing their good deeds.
In a nationwide address for All Saints’ Day, Marcos emphasized that remembering the dead should go beyond prayers, encouraging citizens to reflect the positive contributions of their loved ones through actions that benefit others.
He said embodying the values of those who have passed away serves as a meaningful tribute and helps strengthen community ties. Marcos highlighted the importance of family and community in preserving the legacy of past generations.
The President encouraged Filipinos to gather with their families, share stories, and draw inspiration from the lessons left behind by their ancestors. He expressed hope that these reflections would inspire current and future generations to continue their good works.
Marcos underscored the cultural and spiritual significance of All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day in Filipino society, calling for unity in preserving the nation’s traditions and collective heritage.
He reaffirmed his commitment to support efforts promoting community development and cultural preservation.
