As Holy Week continues, religious observances are underway in Lima and throughout Peru, culminating in Good Friday commemorations. The events draw large crowds and require significant logistical planning from city officials.
Municipal authorities in Lima have deployed a special operation to ensure the safety and security of worshippers during Semana Santa, or Holy Week. Perú 21 reported that the measures are intended to protect those participating in religious processions and visiting churches.
Many churches throughout Lima are open for visits on Maundy Thursday, allowing parishioners and visitors to participate in the solemn traditions of the day. Infobae detailed a list of churches open to the public for Maundy Thursday services.
The Santuario de Santa Rosa is hosting a traditional seven-church visit as part of the Jueves Santo observances. Canal N reported that the event allows the faithful to reflect on the Stations of the Cross at multiple locations.
In addition to the seven-church visits, the “Cristo Cholo” baptism is also taking place, and other traditions are being observed throughout the city. elcomercio.pe provided a comprehensive overview of the activities planned for Holy Week, including those for Good Friday and Holy Saturday.
Good Friday is being commemorated in Lima and across Peru, marking the central day of Semana Santa for many Catholics. elcomercio.pe is providing live updates on the observances taking place throughout the city.
The Archdiocese of Modern York is also holding Good Friday processions, as reported by The Good Newsroom.
