Chincha holds traditional procession for Señor Crucificado

The city of Chincha, Peru, held its annual religious procession for the Señor Crucificado, the city's patron saint. The event began at the Santo Domingo de Guzmán parish, where crowds gathered to witness the sacred image depart on its nearly 20-hour journey through the city streets.

During the procession, the image received tributes from various institutions, including the Provincial Municipality of Chincha, led by acting mayor Silvia Barrios Valenzuela, the San José Hospital, the Chincha Alta PNP Police Station, and the Judiciary. Private organizations, such as the Universidad Autónoma de Ica, also participated in the honors.

Devotees and organized groups of carriers accompanied the image along a route that included streets such as Santo Domingo, Junín, and Chavín, as well as major avenues. Amidst the displays of faith and penitence, local officials and citizens expressed collective prayers for peace and tranquility in the country.