Martin M. Miles' photos with the keyword: Holy Week

We had witnessed different Semana Santa / Holy Week traditions already. When we reached Comiso on Easter Sunday, we were too late to see the "Resurrection of Jesus", but we still found this vehicle, that was obviously used to make it better visible.

We had witnessed the solemn procession in Agrigento, that had started at midnight in Agrigento. But the Holy Week traditions were continuing. Early in the morning, very well dressed men met near the portal of the cathedral in Caltanisetta. Soon after a procession started, led by two boys.

We had witnessed the solemn procession in Agrigento, that had started at midnight in Agrigento. But the Holy Week traditions were continuing. Early in the morning, some very well dressed men met near the portal of the cathedral in Caltanisetta.

We had witnessed the solemn procession in Agrigento, that had started at midnight in Agrigento. But the Holy Week traditions were continuing. Early in the morning, some very well dressed men met near the portal of the cathedral in Caltanisetta.

The Holy Week traditions in Sicily are mostly the legacy of the 17th-century Spanish domination of the island, and still bear a close resemblance to current Easter traditions in Southern Spain. About midnight the solemn procession in Agrigento started., Thousands of people, many in costumes were involved, there was music, there were prayers... It was very impressing.

The Holy Week traditions in Sicily are mostly the legacy of the 17th-century Spanish domination of the island, and still bear a close resemblance to current Easter traditions in Southern Spain. About midnight the solemn procession in Agrigento started., Thousands of people, many in costumes were involved, there was music, there were prayers... It was very impressing.

The Holy Week traditions in Sicily are mostly the legacy of the 17th-century Spanish domination of the island, and still bear a close resemblance to current Easter traditions in Southern Spain. About midnight the solemn procession in Agrigento started., Thousands of people, many in costumes were involved, there was music, there were prayers... It was very impressing.

The Holy Week traditions in Sicily are mostly the legacy of the 17th-century Spanish domination of the island, and still bear a close resemblance to current Easter traditions in Southern Spain. About midnight the solemn procession in Agrigento started., Thousands of people, many in costumes were involved, there was music, there were prayers... It was very impressing.