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Patunob Sangyaw Festival
The Patunob Sangyaw Festival is a religious and cultural celebration held every April in Barangay San Pascual, Ubay, Bohol, Philippines. Established in April 2024, the festival honors Saint Vincent Ferrer, the barangay's patron saint, renowned as a miracle worker and a model of faith and humility. The festival combines religious devotion, cultural traditions, and community spirit, making it a significant event for both residents and visitors.Cite error: A <ref> tag is missing the closing </ref> (see the help page).</ref>
Founding and Leadership
The Patunob Sangyaw Festival was inaugurated in April 2024 under the leadership of Hon. Jim Darunday, Barangay Captain of San Pascual, and Rev. Fr. Gupita Epifanio "Pepe" Gupita, the parish priest. Their collaborative efforts brought this vision to life, aiming to deepen the community's devotion to Saint Vincent Ferrer while celebrating the unity and cultural heritage of San Pascual.[1]
Etymology
The name of the festival is rooted in its spiritual significance:
Patunob refers to the act of receiving blessings, symbolizing the community's reliance on divine intervention and spiritual healing.
Sangyaw means "to proclaim," representing the spreading of devotion and gratitude through festivity and prayer.
Key Activities and Highlights
The Patunob Sangyaw Festival features a mix of religious observances and festive events, including:
1. Religious Rites
Holy Mass and Novena Prayers: Held over nine days, culminating in a grand feast day Mass dedicated to Saint Vincent Ferrer.
Patunob Ritual: Devotees receive blessings through the laying on of hands or anointing by the parish priest.
Procession: A solemn parade of the saint's image around the barangay, accompanied by prayers and hymns.
2. Cultural and Community Events
Street Dancing Competition: Participants in colorful costumes perform dances inspired by the miracles and life of Saint Vincent Ferrer.
Halad (Offerings): Residents present offerings of food, flowers, and other tokens of thanksgiving.
Exhibits and Trade Fair: Showcasing local crafts, delicacies, and the barangay’s cultural heritage.
Talent Shows and Competitions: Featuring performances by local artists and groups.
Significance
The festival serves as both a religious and cultural landmark for Barangay San Pascual. It reflects the community’s gratitude for the blessings of Saint Vincent Ferrer while fostering unity and pride among residents. The event also helps promote tourism, as visitors are drawn to its vibrant displays of devotion and cultural richness.
Legacy and Future Prospects
As a new tradition started in 2024, the Patunob Sangyaw Festival has quickly become a cherished event in Barangay San Pascual. Its success is credited to the vision and leadership of Barangay Captain Hon. Jim Darunday and Rev. Fr. Gupita Epifanio "Pepe" Gupita, who ensured the festival's strong foundation. The festival is expected to grow in scale and significance, inspiring devotion and cultural appreciation for generations to come.