Congress can repeal a law in Philippines by introducing a subsequent law to repeal the former one.
New Civil Code of Philippines under Article 7 says Laws are only abolished by future ones, and disregard for them or failure to follow them is not an acceptable defence. When a law is ruled by the courts to be in contradiction to the constitution, then former is void, and the latter takes precedence.
General terms, the word "repeal" means "to cancel or to rescind." However, it refers to "abolishing statutes" in legal terms. When a statute is repealed, the law is effectively abolished; at that point, the statute is void and has no further legal force.
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