MANILA, Philippines --- The public should keep Undas "prayerful" instead of "wasteful," Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) Vice President and Caloocan Bishop Pablo Virgilio David and green group EcoWaste Coalition urged Tuesday. In a joint appeal, David and EcoWaste called on Filipinos to "break away" from littering as they visit their loved ones in cemeteries. "The time-honored practice of remembering our deceased loved ones and the Saints has turned into a de facto feast of litterbugs as cemetery guests leave tons of trash on what is supposed to be a sacred ground," David said in a statement. "Let us break away from littering and other disrespectful act...
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