Loan Danilo Peña disappeared on June 13 in the rural area of Algarrobal, near the town of 9 de Julio, in the province of Currents. Today, 114 days laterthe child remains missing and in the pilgrimage to Luján They echoed the claim.
Before the walk begins, a woman – who was carrying a sign that said “Loan present” – was interviewed by the C5N channel. “ I walk for Loan and for all the children of the country“, she explained when asked about her request.
“Most of us women are mothers, we are grandmothers, This country is already missing a child. And that’s Loan. It has to be. I never lost faith that it will appear“explained the woman.
“We all have to carry Loan in our hearts so that it appears safe and soundsince he was in his little house,” added the woman who later stated: “the children do not touch each other. A child is sacred. Present Loan“.
Pilgrimage to Luján: what the event will be like
Once again, thousands of faithful march to demonstrate their faith in the 50th edition of the iconic Youth Pilgrimage to Luján. It will begin this Saturday at 10, from Liniers, heading to the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Luján.
The annual event seeks to express the faith and devotion of the Catholic faithful, who march to thank or make a request to the Virgin of Luján. In total, pilgrims can take between 12 and 15 hours to complete the journey.
The Pilgrim Image of the Virgin of Luján will be transported, this year, by the diocese of Laferrere. Then, on Sunday, October 6, the archbishop of Buenos Airesthe monsignor Jorge García Cuervawill preside over the traditional 7 a.m. mass in the Basilica of Luján in front of thousands of faithful.
During the journey, along National Route No. 7 there will be 15 support points and 50 sanitary stops. They will be present to assist, free of charge, any pilgrim who needs it. Members of the Red Cross will also provide services for any medical emergency.
Furthermore, it They will install 40 positions who will offer free cookies, cereal bars and sweets. For its part, the company AySA will implement an operation with 13 tanker trucks and 5 hydration pointswhich will provide bags of drinking water for those walking.
Finally, a field hospital will also be established at the Control Bridge and on Avenida Nuestra Señora del Luján between 25 de Mayo and Almirante Brown.
What streets will be closed for the Pilgrimage to Luján
Every year, the religious event brings together thousands of people who walk to the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Luján. Thus, different points along the route may see their normal traffic affected between Friday and Sunday, for the safety of pilgrims. In this way, the confirmed cuts will be:
- Total cut in Bynon, between Cuzco and Bueras
- Total cut in Cuzco, between Avenida Rivadavia and Amadeo Jacques
- Reduction of one lane on Avenida Rivadavia towards the province
Additionally, in the Municipality of General Rodríguez there will be street closures such as Demaestri, Hipólito Yrigoyen and Aristóbulo del Valle. Finally, the only level crossings that will remain open are those on Avenida España (Av.Perón) and Avenida San Martín (Av. 25 de Mayo), as well as the Las Latas level crossing.
Pilgrims will enter the city of Luján through Las Heras Street, with a meeting point in Plaza Belgrano, in front of the Basilica of Luján.
Trenes Argentinos will offer additional services
Due to the massive event, the state company Argentine Trains announced additional services of the Sarmiento line. The same will be in the branches Once – Moreno and Moreno – Mercedes during Sunday, October 6.
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Thus, the special electric trains will leave from Liniers to Moreno at 2:27 and from Moreno to Liniers at 1:26 and Castelar at 3:35.
On the other hand, the special diesel services between Moreno and Luján will run at 1:30, 4:15 and 6:25 on Sunday. Finally, from the Luján station there will be frequencies at 2:35, 5:20 and 7:30.
In turn, throughout Sunday there will be added six other services in each direction of traffic. Frequencies and details can be consulted by entering the official transport page.
Source: Ambito
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