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Pilgrimage image of Our Lady of the Forsaken visits Quart de Poblet
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The pilgrim image of Our Lady of the Forsaken arrived in Quart de Poblet on Friday, where it will remain until Sunday. Local authorities, the Cofradía de la virgen de los Desamparados, and parishioners received the image with prayers for the victims of the train accident in Toledo.
Scheduled festivities for the visit were suspended due to national mourning for the railway accident. The image wears a black ribbon to signify this period of mourning. On Saturday, the image visited the residence of the Cooperadoras de Betania for prayer with priests, the elderly, and the sick, followed by a visit to the Residencia El Amparo.
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- Official source@archivalenciaLa imagen peregrina de la Virgen de los Desamparados visita Quart de Poblet
Archdiocese of Valencia · Marta Almela
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