The easing up of restrictions against Covid-19 brought more faithful attending this year’s “Simbang Gabi,” or Dawn Mass in English and “Misa de Gallo” in Spanish, in the Philippines compared to the past two years. Know more:
The easing up of restrictions against Covid-19 brought more faithful attending this year’s “Simbang Gabi,” or Dawn Mass in English and “Misa de Gallo” in Spanish, in the Philippines compared to the past two years.
It is traditionally held early in the morning, from 4 a.m. to 6 a.m. But for some years now, churches also hold anticipated Masses in the evening to accommodate the needs of the faithful on different work schedules.Many faithful are devotees of the novena. They believe that if one completes all nine days of the Simbang Gabi, God may grant one’s fervent request.Meanwhile, the Archdiocese of Pampanga urged the faithful to attend the Simbang Gabi.
Lavarias noted that although the broadcast and live-streaming of Masses provide “valued service to the sick and those who are unable to go to church,” personal participation in Masses is still a different experience. “Silent watching cannot be a substitute to personal, full, active and conscious participation in the Liturgy. Moreover, spiritual communion can never be a substitute to real communion,” he added.
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