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Parishioners in Miranda de Ebro present fruits of the earth at Sementera festival
First source report
Parishioners from the villages of the Miranda de Ebro deanery gathered in Orón this October for the Sementera festival. The event centered on the theme of the fruits of the earth.
During the Mass, presided over by parish priest Eusebio Diez Martínez, representatives from each village presented autumn harvests. The offerings included chestnuts, walnuts, hazelnuts, apples, pears, grapes, quinces, sunflowers, and potatoes.
Participants shared a meal brought from their respective towns.
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- Official source@archiburgos«Los frutos de la tierra» se presentan en la fiesta de la Sementera en Miranda de Ebro
Archdiocese of Burgos · Maria Martinez
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