More than a week after Typhoon Rai cut a swathe through the archipelago, killing nearly 400 people and leaving hundreds of thousands homeless, survivors clung to family and faith after their homes -- and planned festivities -- were wiped out. A light rain soaked the pews and white tiled floor of a typhoon-hit San Isidro Labrador Parish church, as devotees wearing masks gathered inside. "What is important is, even if you have nothing, at least you know that your family is with you," says Joy Parera, 31, attending Christmas mass with her husband. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES ARRANGED IN SEQUENCES