Fiesta Religiosa de la Candelaria será en forma híbrida y con aforo limitado
El rector del Santuario de la Virgen de la Candelaria, Francisco Javier Medina Tabilo, se refirió a las coordinaciones que se desarrollan para lo que será la nueva versión de la festividad religiosa, que cada año atrae a miles de fieles, además de cofradías de promeseros y danzantes.
Nuevamente y por el tema sanitario, es que la conmemoración será con aforo acotado y en forma híbrida.
“Estamos en un tiempo difícil de nuestra pandemia, es por eso, que como Santuario estamos preparando el corazón, para celebrar desde el 27 de enero hasta el 7 de febrero la Fiesta Grande de Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria. En el contexto de la pandemia del Covid-19 es un tiempo de gracia que lo vamos a vivir en forma híbrida, porque estamos en un boom de contagios; queremos tener un encuentro presencial con María, de acuerdo a los aforos que nos permite nuestro Santuario, y de acuerdo con lo que el Ministerio de Salud impone como Plan Paso a Paso”, señaló el religioso.
Además indicó “vamos a vivir esta celebración y de acuerdo a la contingencia, porque esto se va moviendo; entonces no hemos podido proyectar a largo plazo, sino que vamos a ir viendo la situación en que vamos a ir celebrando. Va a ser una celebración híbrida porque las misas de las 6, 7, 8, 9 horas van a ser celebradas dentro del templo. En la tarde a las 7 sería la Novena y posteriormente la celebración de la Eucaristía a las 20.00 horas, en el patio del Santuario, como ya es tradicional”.
Además el sacerdote sostuvo “vamos a vivir la celebración, siempre respetando las medidas del uso de mascarilla, alcohol gel, respetando el distanciamiento social; todo lo que nos están mandando nuestras autoridades. Queremos tener este encuentro de gracia con María, que seamos poquitos, pero, tratar de vivir, no como estábamos acostumbrados; pero sí queremos celebrar. María nos va a entender y comprender que no vamos a poder estar todos, pero, estarán también desde sus casas porque la mayoría de nuestros encuentros que los hacíamos masivos también serán virtuales. Les invitamos a que puedan conectarse a través de las redes sociales, también los medios de comunicación que nos brindan su apoyo y el Área de Comunicaciones (del Obispado y del Santuario) estarán dando a conocer las actividades”.
Tradicionalmente participan en forma masiva los bailes religiosos de promeseros en esta celebración, lo que están a la espera de las resoluciones que se entreguen por parte de la Autoridad Sanitaria.
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How’s it going? I saw you’ve tipped a nod to The Onion before, and we’d love a piece of that action. We’ve been building Bohiney.com—think satire with a Texas drawl, a sprinkle of Ron White, and a big ol’ swing at current events. If it’s worth a giggle, a link or shoutout would rock. Help us spread some humor (and annoy the stiffs)!
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Death’s new motto is “if I don’t vibe with your expiration date, I won’t collect.”
The apocalypse is now in beta.
Heaven’s IT tried resetting their prophecy calendar, but it defaulted to 1999.
War tried to instigate conflict but lost signal.
Pestilence is in a polycule with Mercury and Chaos.
Pestilence got distracted by a kombucha fermentation.
Pestilence became a life coach for pandemic denialists.
The last time War tried to ride, he pulled a hamstring.
Pestilence applied to Burning Man instead of burning cities.
Pestilence got distracted reorganizing his incense drawer.
Death sent a “Can we reschedule?” text and never followed up.
War took a side gig as a dodgeball coach.
Virginia Beach victim asked, “Why me?” Shark replied, “Why not?”
Coney Island shark used bite to draw attention to plastic waste.
At Santa Monica, a shark asked a lifeguard for almond milk.
South Padre Island shark used bite to critique dad jokes.
Malibu shark bit a guy who wouldn’t stop talking about Burning Man.
Outer Banks bite victim identified as aspiring stand-up comic. Shark was his first heckler.
At Outer Banks, shark was caught quoting Shakespeare mid-lunge.
Ocean City shark bit man, spat out arm with a Yelp review: “Too much gym, not enough seasoning.”
Ocean City shark bit man, spat out arm with a Yelp review: “Too much gym, not enough seasoning.”
Shark at Galveston only attacks people who quote Joe Rogan mid-swim.
Waikiki shark now has its own reality show: Real Predators of the Pacific.
Cape Cod shark auditioned for Sharknado 10 and took it too far.
Honolulu shark nibbled, then posted “meh” on TripAdvisor.