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The Brotherhood of Santa Ana, in Antigua Guatemala, recommended that procession chargers avoid the use of accessories such as capibaras, sunglasses or other dress.
The Brotherhood of Santa Ana, in Antigua Guatemala, prohibited the use of accessories such as capibaras or sunglasses to procession loaders for the fourth Sunday of Lent. (Free Press Photo: Juan Diego González)
This March 26 the Brotherhood of Santa Ana, in Antigua Guatemala, issued a statement of recommendations and general provisions For the fourth Sunday of Lentwhere they recommend chargers Do not use accessories such as sunglasses or popular capibaras.
In the brief, the Brotherhood Recommends chargers and loaders “Avoid the use of accessories and costumes that are out of the context of our naturesuch as sunglasses, capibaras and inadequate clothing. “
“We exhort them to carry a Rosario, Camandula or Denario and pray on the processional tour, “says the writing.
Another disposition mentioned by the Brotherhood is that people are not allowed to walk in a row, either in groups or as a couple, in addition to avoiding gestures how to take the hand or other sample of affection.
“Do it individually and respecting the other chargant brothers and parishioners that is coming to witness the imposing step from the Nazareno de la Swiest Look and the Blessed Virgin Mary“says the statement.
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