Christmas celebration for Filipinos is like no other. As early as September, Filipino families start putting up their distinct Christmas decors, planning for massive Christmas get-togethers and create a playlist of Christmas songs. For Filipinos, the meaning of Christmas goes beyond the ornaments – it is all about connecting with loved ones and showing compassion to others. - Panahon na naman ng pag-ibig at pagbibigayan. Setyembre pa lang ramdam na ang diwa ng Pasko. Sa Australia, walang malamig na simoy ng hangin. Wala ring gaanong palamuti o maiingay na batang kumakalampag ng tambol at tambourine. Hindi uso ang keso de bola at monito-monita. Malayo sa kinalakihang makulay na selebrasyon sa Pilipinas. Pero marami tayong kababayan na binitbit sa Australia ang liwanag at saya ng Paskong Pinoy. Narito ang kanilang mga kwento.
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Christmas celebration for Filipinos is like no other. As early as September, Filipino families start putting up their distinct Christmas decors, planning for massive Christmas get-togethers and create a playlist of Christmas songs. For Filipinos, the meaning of Christmas goes beyond the ornaments – it is all about connecting with loved ones and showing compassion to others. - Panahon na naman ng pag-ibig at pagbibigayan. Setyembre pa lang ramdam na ang diwa ng Pasko. Sa Australia, walang malamig na simoy ng hangin. Wala ring gaanong palamuti o maiingay na batang kumakalampag ng tambol at tambourine. Hindi uso ang keso de bola at monito-monita. Malayo sa kinalakihang makulay na selebrasyon sa Pilipinas. Pero marami tayong kababayan na binitbit sa Australia ang liwanag at saya ng Paskong Pinoy. Narito ang kanilang mga kwento.
'We want to spread joy': Filipino family in Marsden Park hopes to brighten Christmas through a light display - 'Gusto naming magbigay saya': Pamilyang Pinoy sa Marsden Park at ang kanilang bonggang Christmas light display
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'We want to spread joy': Filipino family in Marsden Park hopes to brighten Christmas through a light display - 'Gusto naming magbigay saya': Pamilyang Pinoy sa Marsden Park at ang kanilang bonggang Christmas light display
"Since moving here to our home in 2017, my Mummy would come with a lantern from the Philippines. Each year we wanted it to be better. But then she passed away in 2021. But I still want to continue it because I know seeing the Christmas lights brought joy to my mum, and I want to continue doing it for others." - "Since moving here in 2017, every year si Mummy ko dumarating siya may dalang parol from the Philippines. Mula doon every year we want it to be better. Kaso she passed away in 2021 pero gusto ko pa ring ituloy kasi alam ko super favourite ng Mummy ko ang mga Christmas lights, kaya tinuloy-tuloy ko na lang."
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Christmas celebration for Filipinos is like no other. As early as September, Filipino families start putting up their distinct Christmas decors, planning for massive Christmas get-togethers and create a playlist of Christmas songs. For Filipinos, the meaning of Christmas goes beyond the ornaments – it is all about connecting with loved ones and showing compassion to others. - Panahon na naman ng pag-ibig at pagbibigayan. Setyembre pa lang ramdam na ang diwa ng Pasko. Sa Australia, walang malamig na simoy ng hangin. Wala ring gaanong palamuti o maiingay na batang kumakalampag ng tambol at tambourine. Hindi uso ang keso de bola at monito-monita. Malayo sa kinalakihang makulay na selebrasyon sa Pilipinas. Pero marami tayong kababayan na binitbit sa Australia ang liwanag at saya ng Paskong Pinoy. Narito ang kanilang mga kwento.
