The Sanctuary of Our Lady of Pastoriza in A Coruña: history, architecture, traditions, legends and miracles that define it as a place of pilgrimage.
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Sanctuary of Our Lady of Pastoriza, traditions and legends, votive offerings, miracles, pilgrimage, processionsAbstract
The sanctuary of Our Lady of Pastoriza is an emblematic place of popular religiosity in Galicia, especially around the province os A Coruña. Numerous traditions and legends have been woven around it which revolve around the titular image of the temple to whom multiple miracles are attributed, accredited by the votive offerings presented by the faithful as gratitude for the favors received. Linked to the shrine are other factors that define it as a place of pilgrimage, including ceremonies and processions that have been in force since their origins, perhaps medieval, to the present day.
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