Celebrating Mother’s Day

 

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Mother's Day is celebrated in the Philippines on Sunday to honor mothers' unimaginable contributions to their children's lives.

On Mother's Day, Filipinos will recognize their moms, mothers-in-law, and grandparents to express gratitude for the numerous things they do to keep their families safe, nurtured, and united. Whether they work in air-conditioned offices in affluent financial districts, factories, or any other profitable job work zone, their responsibilities as moms are never completed when they leave for their different work locations the next day.

Mother's Day was first observed by ancient Greeks and Romans in honor of the mother deities Rhea and Cybele, while Mothering Sunday is a contemporary allusion to the day. The event was religious in character since people used to attend their major church, also known as the mother church, on Mothering Sunday.

People commemorate their moms by giving them gifts or doing something special for them on Mother's Day. Festivals honoring mothers and mother deities stretch back to ancient times. There are numerous things individuals may do for their moms if they live together under one roof during times of pandemic fear, such as in the Philippines. If they live apart, they can utilize technology to make it appear as if they are in the same room.

Given the various extents of COVID-19 lockdown from north to south, families will be forced to halt, possibly in thankful quiet, and express thanks for the moms, mothers-in-law, and grandparents who have offered emotional support to their family over the seasons. They are entitled to nothing less.

References: https://manilastandard.net/mobile/article/353848


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