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A Protestant Attends a Latin American Good Friday Procession
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- čas přidán 26. 03. 2024
- Here's a fascinating portrayal of Jesus trial and march to his execution that takes place every year in the streets of San Isidro, Costa Rica.
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"I preach Christ crucified" - St. Paul
In Spain, they carry heavy dioramas with each station of the cross.
You should go to the philippines. The reenactment is so real, even the crucifixion.
The beauty of Catholicism. Stations of the Cross is one of our best devotionals. Amazing.
My beautiful country.
The land is beautiful and the people are just as beautiful.
Stations of the cross, man.
Ritual has purpose.
I wish we in Evangelical American hadnt lost procession and pilgrimage.
Become Catholic and have it all.
You have a band and flying pastors.
Beautiful. I took the family to Costa Rica last year. I can see why people retire there. Beautiful country, safe, clean and the people are educated and charitable.
The Church is the body and bodies are PHYSICAL.
Amazing. Mystery plays were very popular in England and Europe. I'd love my Church to do something similar.
I wish we did this. I live in Middle-of-Nowhere, MS, and it's a pretty small town, but if our church did this on Holy Week, people might feel a lot more connection when the crucifixion story is read.
Be always welcome to my beautiful country! 🇨🇷
I love to know that you and your family were able to enjoy the traditional procession of Holy Week 😊
This representations come from centuries ago. When there was no movies or TV.
Fascinating! Thank you for sharing this short!
So funny people from the US keep saying Latin America.
Our little Mexican town does the same. It’s a wonderful experience!
In 2000 years many people did not know how to read or write. So processions were always a way to teach and preach people about Christ.
We do this in Ventura County, California as well
Oberammergau does this every 10 years since 1634
I did this here in my town in Brazil i was simon cirenee my comfirmation Godfather was Jesus as always and i helped him carry the cross but i live in a small town i want to know what that would be like in Ouro Preto a 18th century Brazilian town that has its historical architeture preserved and has a big tradition of good friday there is towns in spain and even here in Brazil that the soldiers who arrest Jesus dress clothes that to unitedstatians look like the KKK but that traditions comes way before the KKK ever existed
we always read this gospel narritive from John (at the foot of cross) on good friday and we all play the role of the crowd chanting crucify him. Which we all shout with our actions everytime we sin.
Damn so no one i mean no one is throwing tomatoes and other veggies screaming and cursing now that would of been accurate
The only ones doing that have been trained by people coming from the US. Sad truth. That’s not something actually rooted in that cultural niche.
Tomatoes are a new world plant so that would not have been accurate.
@@danvankouwenberg7234 Can you hear what you’re saying? Come on, try harder.
You should go to Mexico's
😉
Living Stations of the Cross ❤️
You have to go to my parish 😂. Seriously Jesus of the great power procession in Quito... you have to see it.
Go to my wife's country of Guatemala. But go at least a week early and stay a few days after.
Very cool
God doesn't want us doing that , constantly portraying Jesus as a defeated man , Jesus is the ETERNAL KING OF KINGS .... The catholic church always loves to portray him as either a little baby or an emaciated victim of suffering , while Mary is a queen and the pope is a king
Viva Christo Rey!
Where in the Bible does it say that?
“I preach Christ crucified” might want to read your bible and find out who said that and why.
@@marcuscoleman4910 I know who said that and why ...... that's not ALL he said , and he did not carry around a staff (the bent cross) with a horrid looking Jesus on it while dressed to the T's in his papal kingly robes strutting like a proud peacock ..... Jesus is not on that cross anymore , HE HAS RISEN AND IS KING OF KINGS AND LORD OF LORDS
Religión is what keeps these places 3rd world countries
Exactly
Third world? Not at all! Costa Rica is fantastic! It ranked 12th this year in the World Happiness Index and has over 98% literacy and no trash.
You should consider traveling more to learn more about other people. Even if travel's not an option right now, you could still read books and take in art from other cultures to help overcome your ignorance. The world is a big place filled with interesting, diverse people, and I think meeting them and getting outside of your bubble would help soften some of your biases against people who aren't like you.
Stray has a different meaning and connotation in Latin America then it does in North America
What are you talking about? Good governance and management are what make a country wealthy, not religiosity. Costa Rica is considered the "Switzerland of Central America"; they have a healthy democracy, no standing army, and an overall healthy political environment. It's ironic how you claim religion as what makes a country "Third World," considering that their former colonizers, the Spanish Empire, which by your standards, despite being the most religious country of its time, managed to also become the wealthiest empire in the world.
Well, no. Foreign powers in alliance with local oligarchs are doing that. Wake up and walk away from your childish prejudices.