Mystery Penitentes Rite Draws World’s Attention in New Mexico
In Santa Fe and remote mountain villages, penitentes hold crucifixion reenactments during Easter week. Descendants of Spanish conquistadores, they perform barefoot processions, lantern lights flicker, and chants echo as the rite reaches its climax on Good Friday. The brotherhood's influence has waned with modern travel and tourism. Public Sale of Impounded Stock. The City of Amarillo will sell at the City Pound Gates on March 27, 1926, at 2 to 4 pm, the listed livestock including a 16 hand bay horse and a roan mare with a white hind foot.
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