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Rociana Easter 2011 in (I) Young Rociana

and met the love of Christ

A great day for the Delegation of the Borriquita Rociana and extension to the world of Rociana brother, the last of Palm Sunday procession in the streets of the town's new image of the Borriquita, under the name of Christ's love in his triumphal entry into Jerusalem. The new size has been made by a man of the people, the sculptor Juan Manuel Parra and is made entirely of cedar wood, with the whole body dissected except the arms being articulated. The height have glass eyes and is multicolored in oil.

Lucia procession for the best day we've had in the Easter uprising in terms of weather. At 5 opened the doors of the church of St. Bartholomew to start the procession, the musical note was the Banda de CC. and TT. Ntro. Padre Jesús de las Tres Two Sisters Falls. The image through the streets Bitterness, Poeta Miguel Hernández, Hinojos, Castillejo, Socorro, Agustín Santos, Seville Square for almost three hours and was accompanied by penitents many of them children holding their palms.

addition to the main release of the new image, wore burgundy robes made by the mother of the sculptor and Hebrew cloth covering his head and shoulders brought from the Holy Land. Step 2 chandeliers wore size brown windshield yet belonging to the base of the transition from Hdad. Heart of Jesus to our people.

And the great human premiere addition to the incorporation of new members to the Governing Board was that gang of bearers for the first time in Rociana behaved throughout the journey the processional, hopefully this will be the final impetus for further progress in worship and devotion to this new image of Christ la Borriquita.

Rociana captive by

As usual, easily, quietly and prayerfully walked the streets Captive Lord Rociana the Holy Wednesday Stations of the Cross. The stretcher which carried the Christ was made in an amount to be wild ivy, flower pot, roses and lilies and four torches.
About an hour and half did that Via Crucis and its stations were read by fraternities and groups of the Parish