Processions in Sicily are not just religious gatherings, but big cultural landmarks. From St. Rosalia‘s Day to St. Agatha‘s Day, passing through Sacred Mysteries and Dancing Devils, every little corner in Sicily has its own procession ongoing for centuries now. However, Palermo’s procession in 1481 made history, I’ll tell you why in the video.
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