Program of Puertollano's Feast of the Holy Vow

Year 2023

It celebrates: From 24th May to 25th May

Place: Puertollano (Ciudad Real)

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Discover the centuries-old tradition of the Holy Vow in Puertollano. Enjoy the blessing of rolls, the cow parade, the bonfires, and the delicious sacred stew. Awards, medieval market, and a photography rally complete this unique experience.

Program of Puertollano's Feast of the Holy Vow

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Programme of activities of the Holy Vow 2023

Wednesday 24th May

18:30H

Blessing and distribution of Holy Vow bread rolls.

22:00H

Appointment of the ambassador of the Holy Vow of the city.

Lighting of pots.

Performance by folkloric groups from Puertolano.

Thursday 25th May

09:00H Blessing and distribution of bread rolls to all the schools in the city.

12:00H Commemorative Mass.

13:00H Blessing and distribution of the Holy Vow Stew.

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