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                    [Title] => Pangasinan celebrates Galicayo Festival
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Manaoag town, Pangasinan’s "religious epicenter" and one of its famous tourism destinations, beckons this week as it celebrates the Galicayo Festival.


In the Pangasinan dialect, galicayo means "come here" while manaoag means "to call." Both words were derived from stories on the Virgin Mary’s apparition in Manaoag where she called on the people to come and build a church.
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Manaoag town, Pangasinan’s "religious epicenter" and one of its famous tourism destinations, beckons this week as it celebrates the Galicayo Festival.


In the Pangasinan dialect, galicayo means "come here" while manaoag means "to call." Both words were derived from stories on the Virgin Mary’s apparition in Manaoag where she called on the people to come and build a church.
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