Consulate General of the Philippines Frankfurt

  • Home
  • THE CONSULATE
    • About the Secretary of Foreign Affairs
    • About the Consul General
    • PCG Team
    • Consular Jurisdiction
    • Citizen’s Charter
    • Bids And Awards Committee Resolutions
      • 2024 BAC Resolution
      • 2025 BAC Resolutions
    • INVITATION TO BID
    • Notice of Award
    • Request for Quotation of Prices
  • Consular Services
    • Appointments for Passports Only
    • Appointments for Civil Registry Services
    • Appointments for Legalization & Other Services
    • Passports
      • General Info
      • New – Adults
      • Renewal – Adults
      • New & Renewal – Minors
      • Travel Document
      • FAQs
    • Visas
      • Visa-Free Entry
      • Balikbayan Privilege
      • Applying for a Visa
    • Civil Registry
      • Report of Birth
      • Report of Marriage
      • Report of Death
      • Legal Capacity to Contract Marriage
      • Shipment of Human Remains / Urns to the Philippines
      • Other Civil Registry Documents
    • Authentication and Legalization
      • Affidavit of Support and Guarantee
      • Other Affidavits, SPAs, and Documents for Notarization
      • Unaccompanied Travel of Minor Children
        • Unaccompanied Travel of Foreign (non-Filipino) Children to the Philippines
        • Unaccompanied Travel of Filipino Minor Children
      • NBI Clearance
      • Au Pair Sponsorship
      • DOWNLOADABLE FORMS
    • Filipino Citizenship
      • RE-ACQUISITION / RETENTION OF FILIPINO CITIZENSHIP
      • RENUNCIATION OF FILIPINO CITIZENSHIP
  • Overseas Voting
  • Press Releases
  • Announcements/Advisories
    • 2024 Presidential Awards for Filipino Individuals and Organizations Overseas
    • Statements
  • Cultural Events
  • Contacts
    • PHILIPPINE HONORARY CONSULATES
  • Guest of Honour-Frankfurt Buchmesse
  • Ube in Germany
  • Virtual Sentro Rizal

Moriones Festival of the People of Marinduque

May 11, 2020

Marinduque’s Moriones festival is one of the most colorful festivals in the country. The participants use morion masks to depict the Roman soldiers and Syrian mercenaries within the story of the Passion of the Christ.

Under the domain of rituals and festive events, the Moriones Festival is being proposed for nomination by the Philippines for inclusion in the intangible cultural heritage lists within the coming few years.

Keep this tradition alive, dive into the Philippines’ intangible cultural heritage!

Leave a CommentFiled Under: Press Releases

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Copyright © 2025