Holiday Declaration for All Saints' Day 1963

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PROCLAMATION NO. 177: Holiday Declaration for All Saints' Day 1963

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Title Supreme Court: Holiday Declaration for All Saints' Day 1963

Law: Proclamation No. 177

Decision Date: Oct 24, 1963

Diosdado Macapagal declares November 1, 1963, a special public holiday to honor the cherished tradition of paying homage to the dead on All Saints' Day.

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Purpose and Cultural Significance

The declaration recognizes the tradition of paying homage to the dead on All Saints' Day.
It emphasizes the importance of allowing the people to fully observe the day with religious fervor.

Legal Authority and Power Utilized

The proclamation is issued under the authority granted by Section 30 of the Revised Administrative Code.
The President exercises his powers to declare the special holiday.

Official Endorsement and Effectivity

Signed by the President of the Philippines, Diosdado Macapagal, and countersigned by the Executive Secretary, Rufino G. Hechanova.
The proclamation is dated October 24, 1963, in Manila, formalizing the holiday for November 1, 1963.

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