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Parroquia Santo Domingo de Guzmán celebrates novenary for Divino Niño Jesús
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Parroquia Santo Domingo de Guzmán in Mula is holding a novena to honor the Divino Niño Jesús to mark the anniversary of the Child Jesus of Balate apparition. During the festivities, the parish holds the Rosary every evening at 19:30, and various priests preside over the scheduled masses. Following the 20:00 Eucharist, the parish holds exposition of the Blessed Sacrament. The church remains open to the public each morning from 9:00 to 12:00.
The schedule includes a children's procession starting at 18:30 this Saturday from the Real Monasterio de la Encarnación to the parish. On the night of September 20, the parish stays open all night for pilgrims traveling from across Murcia, beginning with the Misa del Peregrino at 00:00.
On Monday morning, masses are held every hour from 6:00 to 10:00, followed by an 11:30 mass presided over by Juan Tudela, the vicar general of the Diocese of Cartagena. During this service, the Cofradía del Divino Niño Jesús de Belén de Mula will present an honorary distinction to a local resident. Additional services include a 13:00 Eucharist and an 18:00 mass, after which a procession with the image will begin toward the Real Monasterio.
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- Official source@DiocDeCartagenaMula celebra el aniversario de la aparición del Niño Jesús
Diocese of Cartagena · Cristina Celdrán
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