The Villa Zorraquín community prepares to experience the traditional San Cayetano Patronal Festival with deep devotion and joy on Wednesday, August 6th, and Thursday, August 7th, with a varied religious and cultural agenda.
On Wednesday the 6th, starting at 8:00 PM, the “Table Bread Procession” will take place, departing from the Stella Maris Chapel. Each pilgrim is invited to contribute a non-perishable food item as a gesture of solidarity.
The day continues at 9:00 PM with the Cantata to San Cayetano, in honor of the patron saint of bread and work.
On Wednesday afternoon, the traditional fair also begins with the presence of local entrepreneurs.
AUGUST 7TH
On Thursday the 7th, under the motto “We Celebrate the Bread of Hope,” the traditional Holy Mass will be held at midnight.
Then, starting at 9:30 AM, the horseback pilgrimage will take place, followed by Holy Mass at 10:00 AM.
In the afternoon, at 4:45 PM, reception of the Patron Saint; Holy Mass at 5:00 PM; folk festival from 6:00 PM and closing at 9:00 PM, with Holy Mass.
The organizers invite the entire community of Concordia and surrounding areas to participate in this significant celebration that combines faith, tradition, and popular gathering.
On Wednesday the 6th, starting at 8:00 PM, the “Table Bread Procession” will take place, departing from the Stella Maris Chapel. Each pilgrim is invited to contribute a non-perishable food item as a gesture of solidarity.
The day continues at 9:00 PM with the Cantata to San Cayetano, in honor of the patron saint of bread and work.
On Wednesday afternoon, the traditional fair also begins with the presence of local entrepreneurs.
AUGUST 7TH
On Thursday the 7th, under the motto “We Celebrate the Bread of Hope,” the traditional Holy Mass will be held at midnight.
Then, starting at 9:30 AM, the horseback pilgrimage will take place, followed by Holy Mass at 10:00 AM.
In the afternoon, at 4:45 PM, reception of the Patron Saint; Holy Mass at 5:00 PM; folk festival from 6:00 PM and closing at 9:00 PM, with Holy Mass.
The organizers invite the entire community of Concordia and surrounding areas to participate in this significant celebration that combines faith, tradition, and popular gathering.