As the "Borriquita" progresses through the streets of the center of Aspe, another procession runs through the park of La Coca between guitars, green palms and chants. Just eight hundred meters separate the two celebrations, but also two ways of understanding the liturgy within the same Church. That contrast began to forge more than half a century ago, when the priest Ramón Pomares, born in Santa Pola and coming from the Illicitan paedania of Mat…
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As the "Borriquita" progresses through the streets of the center of Aspe, another procession runs through the park of La Coca between guitars, green palms and chants. Just eight hundred meters separate the two celebrations, but also two ways of understanding the liturgy within the same Church. That contrast began to forge more than half a century ago, when the priest Ramón Pomares, born in Santa Pola and coming from the Illicitan paedania of Mat…