It is a dance ritual and Catholic festival celebrated every May.

It is the model of religious virtues.

A saint to whom married women pray to bear children; and single men and women request for a mate.

A saint to whom fishermen/farmers ask for good catch and good harvest.

It is one of the most colorful festivals celebrated in the island of Marinduque.

It is held annually in January to honor the Santo Nino who is credited with saving the locals from the Moros.

It is an annual cultural and religious festival held annually on the third Sunday of January.

It is a religious and cultural festival celebrated every fourth Sunday of January or right after the Sinulog in Cebu and the Ati-Atihan Festival in Kalibo, Aklan.

It refers to the girls and women who play important roles in Flores de Mayo's culminating parade, the santacruzan.

It is the pageant on the last day of the Flores de Mayo held in honor of Helena of Constantinople (Reyna Elena) and Constantine, the Great's pilgrimage to find the True Cross.

It is also known as Flores de Maria (Flowers of Mary) or Alay (offering) is a yearly Catholic and Aglipayan celebration in May that pays tribute to the Blessed Virgin Mary.

It is a celebration of the acceptance of Catholicism and the triumph of Christianity over secular religions that the country previously upheld.

It is comparable with the mardi gras celebration in the other parts of the world.

The week long celebration starts on Holy Monday and culminates on Easter Sunday where the story of Longinus is re-enacted in pantomime.