December 10, 2020 Maria Katigbak 28th Death Anniversary Commemoration
December 01, 2020 Danilo Atienza 31st Death Anniversary Commemoration – Batangas Province
Almarius Grill houses different dishes that will surely satisfy your cravings. We have crispy pata, bulalo, grilled dishes and many more.
Almarius Resort has four (4) swimming pools, kamaligs, cottages, a function hall, and an upcoming hotel. We also cater to all types of occasions.
Services:
- Dining
- Catering
- Take -out
Amenities:
- Pools
- Event Centers
- Function Halls
- Chapel
- Cottages
- Parking Lot
Daytime
Resort Rates:
- Adult- P150
- Children- P120
Overnight
- P200/head and by schedule
Cottages:
- rate from P300- P1200
Videoke Rentals- P1000
May kakilala ka bang nakagat ng aso o pusa? Huwag ipagsawalang bahala ang rabies. Ang Lipa Medix Medical Center ay DOH-Accredited Animal Bite Center. Tumawag lamang sa (043) 756-2342 / 756-2372 local 1002 para sa mga tanong.
Christmas in the Philippines celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ who, according to Biblical tradition, was sent by God to save people from sin and death. The holiday is held every 25 December.
The Christmas season in the Philippines is summed up in three words: faith, family and food – with the three intertwined in almost every event. Masses are held in churches leading up to Christmas Day, with many feasts held alongside them. The length of the season varies: Christmas can last from a few weeks to a few months. Christmas carols are played in the shopping centres and malls from as early as September until well into January.
A clear sign the Christmas season has truly begun is the hanging of star-shaped lanterns called parol in every public space and household. The parol, representing the Star of Bethlehem, is unique to the Philippines and is as quintessential to the season as Christmas trees and fake snow are to the Western cultures.
In the week leading up to Christmas, a series of masses called Misa de Gallo are held late every night. On Christmas Eve, there is (you guessed it) another mass held at midnight helpfully named, “Midnight Mass”, followed by a traditional family feast called Noche Buena running well into the early hours of Christmas morning.
A Christmas lunch is prepared for extended family where they open presents, eat, play games, sing karaoke, and eat some more. Older members of the family are revered and traditions, such as Pagmamano (taking the older family member’s hand and gently placing it on one’s forehead as a sign of respect), are practiced. The day ends only when people are too full to eat or are obliged to go to another household to eat some more.
The Beauty Loft provides quality beauty treatments accompanied with professional service. We have a wide array of services catering to your beauty needs such as cut and style, hair treatments, make-up, nail spa and form services performed by our highly-skilled stylists.
We follow a strict hygiene policy that demands the use of medical graded sterilization machines in our daily services. We carry a line of high-class beauty products. We pride ourselves as one of the more high-end, yet affordable salons in Batangas.
Our responsibility is to offer affordable and quality services to satisfied clients. It is our mission to offer excellent customer service. Our certified staff is committed to continuing education and training which enable our stylists to offer the latest and best trends in all areas of the salon’s services.
Our Services
- Hair Cut (Creative, Senior, Junior)
- Eyelash Extension/Perming
- Eyebrow Threading
- Hair & Makeup
- Waxing (Upper lip, Under Arm, Legs Half, Legs Full)
- Shampoo with Blow-Dry or Iron
- Hair Treatments (ACAI B.B, ICURE BLOWOUT, KERATIN, REGULAR HOT OIL, SILK MASK, ESSENSITY MASQUE, HAIR SPA, IONIC KERATIN, BOWL SPA, SCALP SCRUB)
- Nails (Cleaning, Cleaning with Nail Polish, Imported, Gel, Nail Art, Foot Spa,Foot Spa Package)
Enjoy the distinct privileges of working in one of the most advanced and prestigious Medical Centers in the South Luzon region.
Lipa Medix Medical Center is looking for:
Facilities & Management Department Head
Staff Nurses
Medical Technologists
Radiologic Technologists
Interested applicants may e-mail their resume to lmmc_hr@yahoo.com or visit HRD Office, 2nd Level, Main Building, Lipa Medix Medical Center, J. P. Laurel Highway, Balintawak, Lipa City, Batangas.
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This National Mental Health Week, always remember that we should always put our mental health first. Keep safe and sane everyone! #NationalMentalHealthWeek
3 Factors that can help you make safe choices when you’re in an area of widespread COVID-19 transmission:
(1) Location
(2) Proximity with others
(3) Time you spend there
Reference: World Health Organization (WHO)
Eidul Fitr is an important celebration for Filipino Muslims, marking the end of the month-long fast during Ramadan. In 2020, Eidul Fitr falls on Monday 25 May. President Duterte has signed Proclamation No. 944 to confirm the holiday throughout the country.
Originated by the Islamic Prophet Muhammad, Eidul Fitr is a celebration of thanksgiving to Allah. Eidul Fitr has been proclaimed a national holiday in the Philippines since 2002. This proclamation was made to foster peace and goodwill between major religions in the Philippines.
Eidul Fitr is celebrated using the Islamic calendar “Hijra” and is also dependant on the lunar calendar. The combination of these means that the date to celebrate Eidul Fitr constantly changes. It is the duty of the National Commission on Muslim Filipinos (NCMF) to inform the Office of the President on which date in the Gregorian calendar it should fall.
For Muslim Filipinos, Eidul Fitr marks the end of fasting during Ramadan. On this day, it is forbidden to fast as it is a day of celebration. Muslim Filipinos practice ritual washing before heading to a community gathering, usually in a mosque, and offer special prayers to Allah. On this day, they give the obligatory charity in the form of food known as “zakat al-fitr” and listen to special sermons on the occasion. After attending this gathering, many families choose to celebrate with a feast with their extended family and friends.
Every 8 December is Immaculate Conception Day in the Philippines, a holiday that is commemorated in many other Roman Catholic-majority countries around the world.
The devout in the Philippines attend special masses on this day in honour of the Virgin Mary and the belief in her having been conceived without sin. The day is also supposed to be a day when Catholics avoid any “unnecessary work”.
The main event on Immaculate Conception in the Philippines is the procession of Marian images from all over the country around the old walled city in Manila. There are 90 or more such images, many of them very ornate and associated with claims of miraculous appearances and healings or the like. This event is often dubbed, “The Grand Marian Procession”.
The carriages that carry the images of Mary, called “carrozas”, are also very ornate and are filled with flowers and lit candles. And a marching band may accompany the images “Marian parade”.
The first of these Immaculate Conception processions took place in 1619, was designed to promote the catechism, and lasted for 15 days. The modern ones are shorter, but have more images and are focused on reverencing the Virgin Mary rather than the catechism as such.
The New Year is a celebration of the end and beginning of a year based on the lunar calendar. The holiday celebrates the events of the past year, while ushering in good fortune for the upcoming year. The lunar New Year celebrations in the Philippines are approached with the same exciting outlook as they are in Mainland China.
Batangas Province Founding Anniversary December 08, 2020