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The pilgrim image of the Virgin of the Forsaken will visit Quart de Poblet
The pilgrim image of the Virgin of the Forsaken will visit Quart de Poblet from Friday, October 30, to Sunday. The arrival is scheduled for 17:30 at the esplanade next to the Biblioteca Municipal, where authorities, the Cofradía de la virgen de los Desamparados, and the faithful will receive the image with 21 honor shots and regional dances. At 18:45, the image will begin a procession to the parroquia Purísima Concepción.
On Saturday, the image will visit the residencia de las Cooperadoras de Betania for prayer with priests, the elderly, and the sick, followed by a stop at the Residencia El Amparo. The itinerary includes a visit to the parroquia Madre Santísima de la Luz at 11:00 and a stop at the cemetery to preside over a responso for the deceased of Quart de Poblet.
The visit continues at the parroquia Santa Cecilia and the Falla Marqués de Solferí at 13:00 to mark the 50th anniversary of its foundation. At 18:30, the image will return to the parroquia Purísima Concepción for an offering.
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- Official source@archivalenciaLa imagen peregrina de la Virgen de los Desamparados visitará este fin de semana Quart de Poblet
Archdiocese of Valencia · Marta Almela
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