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Sunday May 1, took place the traditional offering of flowers to Christ Tied to the Column.
Earlier, a procession was held Saturday with the image of Salzillo through the streets of the city.
On this occasion, due to rain, the religious class had to be protected with a plastic halfway
As the procession, organized by the Brotherhood that bears his name, the image of Christ Tied to the Column toured several streets of Jumilla.
He was home on his shoulders and left the parish church of Santiago (North Gate), through the streets Miguel Trigueros, Cruces, Calvary Steps, Cánovas, Plaza de la Constitution, Castelar, Santa Maria, Lucerne, until, again Santiago.
At the height of the Plaza of the Constitution and due to rain, the image of Salzillo had to be protected with plastic to prevent damage.
At night, he held a fellowship dinner.
On Sunday, at 12:00 there was a Mass in the parish church of Santiago, led by the chaplain Jorge Oliva and with the participation of choirs CAM.
In the course of which took place medals imposition of the Brotherhood to the new brothers
In the afternoon, about 19:30 pm he left the parade of the traditional offering of flowers to Christ Strap.
Involving hundreds of Jumillano and Jumillano of all ages dressed in the costume.
Including representatives of groups and associations, and various authorities.
Similarly, many people came to witness the parade that ran through the main street, Canovas del Castillo to reach the Church of Santiago where they lay flowers before the image.
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On the other hand, during this week marks the Solemn Quinary, from 2 to 6 May at 19.30 hours.
Will take place on Wednesday 4 Mass for the Sick and Disabled Persons, a five-thirty in the afternoon and on Saturday 7 Funeral Mass at eight o'clock in the evening.
These events will take as a venue for the main church of Santiago.
Strap Christ will return next Sunday at its home, the Franciscan convent of Santa Ana del Monte.
Will in Pilgrimage and accompanied, as is tradition, thousands of pilgrims and devotees.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla
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