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Vice President Sara Duterte visits grandparents' graves in Davao ahead of Undas

The vice president offered flowers and prayers at the tombs of Vicente and Soledad Duterte and shared a Bible verse on hope in a Facebook post.

DavaoNews Desk · based on reporting by POLITIKOSun, Nov 1, 7:32 PM
Photo: POLITIKO

Vice President Sara Duterte visited the graves of her late grandparents, Vicente and Soledad Duterte, in Davao City ahead of the Undas weekend, according to POLITIKO.

During the cemetery visit, she offered flowers and prayers for her departed grandparents. A photo from the visit was shared online.

In a Facebook post dated Monday, Nov. 2, the vice president said in Filipino that she had recently visited the resting place of her grandparents to offer prayers and to ask for their peaceful rest in the afterlife, POLITIKO reported.

Her post also included a passage from Revelation 21:4, a Bible verse about God wiping away tears and an end to death, sorrow and pain. POLITIKO described it as a message of hope and comfort.

The source did not say which cemetery she visited or exactly when the visit took place.

This article was written by the DavaoNews desk with AI assistance, using reporting by POLITIKO. Facts come from the original report, which we credit and link below. Our editorial policy

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