Cathedral with thousands of people looking at the procession
Romanos
Jesus Nazareno de La Merced
Procession of La Merced
Virgen Dolorosa
Behind every procession there is a group of people playing instrumental Lent and Holy Week processional marches. In the larger city processions, these bands add up to more than one hundred philaharminics.
3 comments:
Did i tell you how much I love you for posting these pictures for us!!! I shared your blog with some of my forum friends...we are all so thrilled you are posting pics of the Easter Celebration since we can't be there. Oh yea Kya has some kisses she wants to send to you and some Besos for pepe...hope I spelled that right...HUGS Candy and Kya Blu...Oh call me tomorrow PLEASE...I can't stand it anymore I want to know how the baby you told me about is doing.
Hello! I am one of the people that saw your link on the forum. Thank you so much for posting these pictures - what a blessing to see them during Holy Week. My daughter and son-in-law are adopting from Guatemala, and were there for a visit in January. They loved the beautiful scenery and the warmth an hospitality of the people they met. They are praying to get out of PGN soon. We are Catholic, so this is very special to go through Holy Week there with you. May the Lord Bless you and keep you in His Peace. Janet
Came over from Candy's blog. Sounds like you had a nice visit in Oklahoma.
Very neat to see how you celebrate this time of year. Beautiful flowers. HE IS RISEN!
Mango...my favorite too!
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