HOW IS HOLY WEEK LIVED IN ECUADOR?

Holy Week in Ecuador is a major religious holiday celebrated during the week before Easter and is marked by consecutive processions, masses, or other religious events that commemorated the passion, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. One of the most popular traditions in Holy Week in Ecuador is the route of the seven churches (San José Church, San Alejo Church, Santo de Domingo Church, San Agustín Church, La Merced Church, Nuestra Señora de los Ángeles Church, Cathedral Metropolitan of San Pedro Apóstol) in Guayaquil. This route consists of visiting seven different churches on the night of Holy Thursday, where they pray and meditate on the different moments of the Passion of Christ. This tradition is deeply rooted in Ecuadorian culture and is a way of remembering the suffering of Jesus before his crucifixion. Another important tradition in Holy Week in Ecuador is the Good Friday dinner, in which a traditional dish called fanesca is eaten. The fanesca is a typical Holy W...