The Kerygma transfers bring their departure forward to 9:00 on November 28
Topics Ayuntamiento de Granada Catedral de Granada Real Federación de Hermandades y Cofradías de Granada
The Ayuntamiento de Granada, the Real Federación de Hermandades y Cofradías de Semana Santa and the Arzobispado have agreed that the transfers of the images of the Kerygma exhibition will leave on Saturday, November 28 at 9:00 from the Catedral, one hour earlier than planned.
The transfer of the images taking part in the Kerygma exhibition now has a fixed time: Saturday, November 28 at 9:00. This has been agreed by the Ayuntamiento de Granada, the Real Federación de Hermandades y Cofradías de Semana Santa and the Arzobispado after a coordination meeting. The departure is brought forward one hour compared with the forecast that was being handled, which set 10:00.
What changes for those who go to see it
The change affects anyone planning to come near the Cathedral area that day: the procession sets off at 9:00 and not at 10:00. The three institutions explain that the decision seeks to make the transfers easier to carry out and to better coordinate the municipal services involved and the Cathedral's internal activity.
An exhibition that says goodbye
The Kerygma exhibition brings together images and floats lent by the brotherhoods and confraternities to cover five centuries of Granada's Semana Santa, as this portal reported on October 19. The exhibition can be visited until November 27, one day before the transfers.
How this date was reached
The Real Federación de Hermandades y Cofradías de Semana Santa de Granada was working with Saturday, November 28 as the main date for the transfers, with departure at 10:00 from the Santa Iglesia Catedral, as this portal published on October 21. The coordination meeting between the three institutions served to set the final schedule and bring it forward to 9:00.
What you need to know
The transfer takes place on Saturday, November 28 at 9:00, departing from the Catedral de Granada. The exhibition can be visited until November 27.