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Children and family have been the cornerstones of the proclamation of the Immaculate Conception of the Brotherhood of the Holy Christ of Amparo and the Virgin of Dolores that he delivered this afternoon the Mayor, José Ballesta, in the Church of St. Nicholas.

In his words, the Mayor has been narrating the creation of a Bethlehem in any Murcia home and that, "when the day of the Immaculate, porch Christmas, on December 8 it starts to smell like Easter, as stated by peoples and orchard. "

Meanwhile, the birth is taking shape, "will we get the figures, the birth, the shepherds, the angels, the washerwoman, Roman and ... .for course, the Magi", he has been listing the Mayor, who has devoted much part of their cry to exalt the figure of minors especially at this time, "while children, we also something children.

Bethlehem is not lost, we're seeing.

Each year the roots are deeper, "he asserted.

He warned "how children participate illusion" advising all the little ones of the house "will help, listen to their initiatives, their questions.

Let's look at the scene we see in the cave and let ourselves be carried away by the star.

Take a grain of sand contribution to the understanding and love in the family unit. "

This was the second key element of the intervention Ballesta, who said "talk about family is talking about a home where he laughs and cries, where premium being over having, where it is found that the freedom of man affirm their mistakes, where we learn to suffer and enjoy, where there are no words values ​​that transcend generations. "

Once finished reading the proclamation, Mayor, accompanied by the president of the fraternity, Angel Pedro Galiano, the pastor of St. Nicholas, Juan Tudela, representatives of the Supreme council, members of Amparo and other Guilds, along with representatives of the Municipal Corporation, participated in a procession through the neighborhood which concluded with a floral offering to the image of the Immaculate Conception in the Plaza de Santa Catalina.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia