The tradition started more than 90 years ago in East Los Angeles. The archbishop said it's a reminder of
after another walked, in some cases, with andas or float carts. Others danced in traditional Aztec costumes. All walked toward East LA College for a mass that has drawn tens of thousands each year.91 years ago. What’s celebrated is a miracle from the year 1531 in which, according to Father Parker Sandoval from the Archdiocese, "...
"Archbishop Jose Gomez said on a day like this it’s important to reflect on the importance of unity and his predecessor, now-Cardinal Roger Mahoney told FOX 11, "We need today to give more words of hope and encouragement. So many people are kind of despairing and things [are] upside down.didn’t help. Inflation doesn’t help. I think our roles as ministers is to really encourage people that God loves us and walks with us.
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