My original home country is a deeply orthodox Christian country, where people take religion seriously, obey all religious holidays, follow numerous long and short laws, and celebrate Easter and Christmas to the fullest.

However, I have never seen anything like what I saw yesterday. Not in my home country Georgia or anywhere else.

A well-organized, fully orchestrated and I am sure numerous times rehearsed parade of Christianity marching from the center of San Miguel de Allende. Carrying statue after statue of Jesus Christo, Archangels, Angles, Mother Mary, crosses, and glass coffin with the statue of Jesus Christo. All statues were put on pedestals and pedestals were covered with fresh flowers, lilies of colors of lilac, and white. The road was covered in wild chamomile flowers, and live music, and songs were played as the procession moved along.

I loved seeing the women with mantillas, a traditional Spanish and Latin American liturgical lace or silk veil/ shawl over the head and shoulders,  over a high comb – a peineta. Wearing high heels and white gloves.

It was a moving example of unity, love, true equity, and unconditional love of Jesus Christo shining from participants and from the public which gathered around much ahead of the time before the procession started. Only superiority was given to older women who were leading segments of the procession. As it should be!

The parade continued for over 2 hours. As they were finishing, street cleaners were there already cleaning and fixing, for the day to come.

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