Happy Fiesta, Vigan!

 



As a graduated Paulinian from St. Paul College of Ilocos Sur, I have stock knowledge on the backstory of this Apostle, he was once named “Saul”, a non-believer, an atheist that hated the beliefs of Christianity, one day while riding on a horse in the desert, he was blinded by great light, being stunned he fell from the horse and he could hardly see, and a voice influenced him, that voice was believed to be Lord Jesus, after talking with the voice, Saul started spreading the word of god and changed his name into the Saint we know now, “Paul”.

 

I recently saw on Facebook that the Longganisa Festival that was supposedly going to happen on the fiesta of Vigan on the 25th of January was postponed, mainly because of the rising of the cases of the virus in the locality of Vigan, hearing this I was devasted, not only since I’ve been looking forward to this occasion, but also because this is where the whole city of Vigan gets to rejoice, but keep in mind that we do not need parades, dances nor foods to have a happy fiesta, we only need to be present with one another with the safety protocols.

 

The feeling that we once experienced in celebrations and birthday parties and fiestas won’t be the same anymore, well at least not for now but as long as we always follow safety protocols together with our families and friends, we may experience the normal “normal” that we once had.







Reference:https://www.abc10.com/article/syndication/instagram/reporting-illegal-fireworks/103-4ea3b357-9d5b-4917-a2d8-c3507b2f2799

 

 

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