Program of San Nomedio Pilgrimage

Year 2022

It celebrates: From 7th August to 7th August

Place: Neves, As (Pontevedra)

Festivity in honour of San Nomedio in the parish of Taboexa where hundreds of devotees make a pilgrimage to the summit of the mountain of the same name. During the day, religious ceremonies are held in the chapel, followed by a picnic lunch which ends late at night.

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Programme and Timetable of the Romería Taboexa 2022

Friday 5th August

10:00 Rise of the Saint

Sunday 7th August

10:30 Welcome-Reverence to the Processions of San Pedro and Rubiós
13:00 Mass and Procession
18:30 Departure of the Processions
21:00 End of the Pilgrimage
Charanga the Charam Ujas

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