Holy Trinity Eve In Mexico City

Holy Trinity Eve In Mexico City

Inhabitants of Culhuacan in the extreme south of Mexico City are dancing during a procession to the Sanctuary of the Lord of Calvary on the eve of the Feast of the Holy Trinity and Corpus Thursday in Mexico. According to the belief, the devotion to the Holy Trinity is beginning in the 10th century, and from this time onwards its liturgical feast is also spreading, entering the Roman calendar in 1331. On this feast, God is specifically being honoured without the motive being a salvation event or the memory of a saint. It is ''to profess the true faith, to know the glory of the eternal Trinity and to adore its almighty unity''. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)

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