|
|
|
|
- Business Directory
- News
- Classifieds
- Movies
- Events Calendar
- Features
- Travel
- Business
- Gastronomy
- Peru This Week E-Magazine
|
|
|
|
Latest News in Peru / Archive
Lima | 25 September, 2009 [ 16:59 ]
Peru's capital prepares to welcome "Lord of the Miracles" procession
LivinginPeru.com
Isabel Guerra
The traditional procession of The Lord of the Miracles, that takes place in Lima each October, will start officially on October 3rd, starting from the Convent of Las Nazarenas and ending at the Cathedral of Lima.
This will be the first of the usual 6 days of processions, that will tour through Lima's downtown streets and churches.
The other dates are; Sunday 4th, Sunday 18th (the main procession), Monday 19th, October 28th and November 1st.
The Lord of the Miracles is a traditional catholic procession in Peru, which started in the 17th Century and still gathers thousands of pilgrims from throughout Peru and the world, who come to pay homage, make a promise, or thank the Lord for his intercession and his favors.
Have other topics you'd like to see in our news section? If you or someone you know would like to contribute a news article to Living in Peru, whether it's translated or based on a personal investigation, send it to editor@livinginperu.com.
Isabel Guerra
The traditional procession of The Lord of the Miracles, that takes place in Lima each October, will start officially on October 3rd, starting from the Convent of Las Nazarenas and ending at the Cathedral of Lima.
This will be the first of the usual 6 days of processions, that will tour through Lima's downtown streets and churches. The other dates are; Sunday 4th, Sunday 18th (the main procession), Monday 19th, October 28th and November 1st.
The Lord of the Miracles is a traditional catholic procession in Peru, which started in the 17th Century and still gathers thousands of pilgrims from throughout Peru and the world, who come to pay homage, make a promise, or thank the Lord for his intercession and his favors.
Have other topics you'd like to see in our news section? If you or someone you know would like to contribute a news article to Living in Peru, whether it's translated or based on a personal investigation, send it to editor@livinginperu.com.
|
| 
|
| 
Latest news
- Peru : Cusco, Peru: Quillabamba and Machu Picchu without electricity due to landslides
- Latin America : Argentina's President Cristina Kirchner to be decorated by Peru's Congress
- Economy : Peru's currency strengthens and appreciated 1.70% so far this year
- Opinion : Animal right activists denounce the surfing alpaca stunt in Peru
- Sports : Peru: Three european soccer clubs may be interested in Juan "Loco" Vargas
News Sections (Archive)
- BREAKING NEWS! (76)
- Top (206)
- Peru (1989)
- Lima (711)
- Latin America (197)
- World (269)
- Politics (880)
- Elections 2006 (172)
- Economy (814)
- Business (728)
- Sports (649)
- Law and Order (851)
- Health (346)
- Travel and Tourism (501)
- Art/Culture/History (294)
- Education (117)
- Environment/Nature (217)
- TV/Entertainment (401)
- Tech / Internet (105)
- Press Releases (147)
- Dossiers (2)
- Opinion (16)
- Kids (32)
- Photo of the day (286)
- Advice (63)
- Announcements (60)
- Mining/Energy (362)
- Agriculture (59)
- Transportation (267)
- Natural Disasters (150)
- Communications (51)
- APEC PERU 2008 (225)
- EU-LAC Peru 2008 (70)
- Science (14)
- Fashion (9)
- Food (120)
- Celebrities (35)
Last 5 news articles
- Cusco, Peru: Quillabamba and Machu Picchu without electricity due to landslides
- Argentina's President Cristina Kirchner to be decorated by Peru's Congress
- Peru's currency strengthens and appreciated 1.70% so far this year
- Animal right activists denounce the surfing alpaca stunt in Peru
- Peru: Three european soccer clubs may be interested in Juan "Loco" Vargas
Last comments
- In Mi Taxi Continues to Replace Ticos in Lima, Peru
MICHAEL RUBIO says :
20 March, 2010 17:40:57
NONE. - In Peru: Peruvians spend some $100 a month in pet care
jon says :
20 March, 2010 17:20:44
In Peru, or in a part of Lima? " - In Animal right activists denounce the surfing alpaca stunt in Peru
JR says :
20 March, 2010 11:44:59
Rocket - Ignorance is blessed...for the ignorant AKA "you" - In Peru: 70 percent of local governments accused of commiting irregularities
JR says :
20 March, 2010 11:36:17
That seems like a low number...very low number! - In Animal right activists denounce the surfing alpaca stunt in Peru
brien foerster says :
20 March, 2010 11:14:02
Alpacas evolved in the highlands, and clearly that is where they belong and are happiest, yes, eatin ...
News web syndication [RSS]
what is "web syndication" ?
RSS Feeds :