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Hundreds of people have seen during the night of Holy Thursday and Good Friday, the processions of Puerto de Mazarrón, thanks some new and good weather, have especially excelled this year.
One of these developments has been the next step for 'Denial', consisting of two beautiful carvings of Christ and St. Peter's imaginero Hernández Navarro paraded on a new throne of Manuel Angel Lorente, belonging to the confraternity of San Pedro;
which opened the procession of Our Father Jesus Nazarene of Holy Thursday.
A 'Denial' was followed this year the Brotherhood of Our Lady of Las Penas, whose owner is the only virgin Township Easter parading under a canopy.
The image of the Virgin paraded this year secondly because, and this is another novelty, San Juan occupied the penultimate position of the procession as usual in most parades in the region.
The Virgin portapasos Penalties once again ripped the applause of those present to raise their arms on the throne of this image.
The Brotherhood of Christ of Forgiveness and Our Lady of Sorrows and then put the image on the street name given to the procession.
They were dressed entirely in purple penitents accompanying Nuestro Padre Jesus Nazareno.
Behind him marched the Confraternity of San Juan, with its dressed all in white with gold components and the image of the Holy sash.
Closing the Holy Thursday procession paraded the Virgin of Los Dolores, a beautiful carving sculptor José Sánchez Lozano, belonging to the brotherhood of Christ Forgiveness and Our Lady of Sorrows.
In the chair the priest of the parish of San José, Justo José Sánchez, the representatives of the four guilds Easter Puerto de Mazarrón, Mayor of Mazarrón, Ginés Campillo, Deputy Mayor for Urban Development, Francisco García were, the preacher of this year, Salvador Zamora, several councilors of the municipal corporation and members of the Civil Guard station Puerto de Mazarrón and the Local Police of Mazarrón.
Friday night, when the procession of the Holy Burial is celebrated, the streets of the seaside town again filled with people to watch the second of the parades this Easter that, although very young, which is strengthened year after year and has lived especially beautiful and emotional moments as the passage of thrones by Trafalgar Street, where neighbors threw flowers on the images from their balconies.
One such moment was lived over St. Peter, whose image has just paraded this year Friday shows the brotherhood the new step of 'Denial' the night before.
The image of the Apostle as a sign of respect for the death of Jesus, dressed in mourning with a layer of black velvet embroidered in gold on her white robe.
His brothers were dressed just like the apostle, ie, a white tunic and cape, hood and black sash.
After this, paraded the Brotherhood of Christ of Forgiveness and Our Lady of Sorrows Street that drew a two-step preceded by a beautiful banner was carried by Council Member Coy Isidro.
The first was the Forgiveness of Christ with the Virgin of Solitude.
It so happens that the latter is the Virgen de los Dolores parading the night before, which is changed the mantle and hands to 'become Soledad'.
This guild also pulled to the Holy Sepulchre Street depicting a recumbent Christ on a blanket of flowers.
As happened the night of Holy Thursday, St. John changed his position this year to march in the parade penultimate.
The image of the most beloved apostle by Jesus had changed his clothes from the previous day.
This time, San Juan wore white robes but his cape and sash were red.
The brothers of this group dressed completely in white, but also red sash bearing the likeness of the apostle.
Closed courting the Brotherhood of Our Lady of Sorrows, whose owner had changed his blue cloak by the black of mourning that looked moved by the breeze under the canopy.
In the chair they were the priest of the parish of San José, Justo José Sánchez, the representatives of the four guilds Port, councilors Miguel M ª García and García and pattern of the fishermen of Puerto de Mazarrón, Juan Ballesta.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Mazarrón
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