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Parishes of Nuestra Señora de la Victoria and San Lázaro to pilgrimage to Holy Land
Parishes of Nuestra Señora de la Victoria and San Lázaro are organizing a pilgrimage to the Holy Land from February 20 to 27. The group will be accompanied by parish priest José López Solórzano.
The itinerary begins with a flight from Málaga airport to Tel Aviv, followed by travel to Haifa to visit Monte Carmelo and the church of Stella Maris. The route continues through Caná de Galilea, Nazaret, and the monte de las Bienaventuranzas, including a boat trip on the mar de Galilea and a visit to Cafarnaúm. The program also includes visiting monte Tabor, the río Jordán for the renewal of baptismal promises, Jericó, el mar Muerto, and Jerusalén.
In Belén, participants will visit the Campo de los Pastores, the gruta del Nacimiento, and the basílica de la Natividad. The stay in Jerusalén includes the Ciudad Vieja, the Vía Dolorosa, and the basílica del Santo Sepulcro. Other stops include monte Sion, Getsemaní, the huerto de los Olivos, and the Cenáculo. Mass celebrated at these sites will be the center of the scheduled activities. Spaces remain available for the trip.
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- Official source@DiocesisMalagaLas parroquias de la Victoria y San Lázaro peregrinan a Tierra Santa
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