Editora Perú—the company that publishes the Official Gazette "El Peruano" (the oldest continuously published official gazette in the region) and also manages the Andina News Agency—paid tribute this Wednesday to the Señor de los Milagros (Lord of Miracles) during its fourth processional procession.
With a platform set up in front of the Editora Perú building on Alfonso Ugarte Avenue, in downtown Lima, the ceremony brought together company executives, officials, and staff—along with invited family members—to express their faith, gratitude, and devotion to the "Cristo de Pachacamilla", a symbol of hope and strength for the Peruvian people.
Representing Editora Perú, the Chairman of the Board, Hugo Aguirre Castañeda, spoke of the honor it is for the institution to welcome the "Señor de los Milagros"—one of the country’s most significant expressions of Catholic faith—to its premises.
Speaking on behalf of the institution and all its employees—whom he referred to as the "great Editora Perú family"—Aguirre expressed gratitude for the presence of the "Cristo Moreno" and acknowledged the work of the "cuadrillas" (brotherhood groups) that accompany the image through the streets of Lima, carrying it—and its message of faith—to thousands of the faithful.
"Thank you, Señor de los Milagros, for allowing us to have you near, and for everything you mean to Peru and all its citizens," said the Chairman of the Board, in a message of thanks for the "Cristo Moreno’s" visit to the institution.
The tribute included a musical performance by singer Daniela Prado, who sang several pieces in honor of the "Señor de los Milagros". Additionally, offerings were presented to the venerated image. Staff from Editora Perú offered flowers and candles as a symbol of the company’s prayers, petitions, and expressions of faith.
One of the most significant moments of the ceremony was the encounter between the andas (processional platforms) of Saint Martin de Porres—the patron saint of Editora Perú—and the Lord of Miracles (Señor de los Milagros), serving as a gesture of unity, Christian brotherhood, and profound devotion.
At the conclusion of the tribute, the employees respectfully accompanied the procession of the "Christ of Pachacamilla." Afterward, the "anda" (processional float) of Saint Martin de Porres returned to the Editora Perú facilities, escorted by the institution’s sahumadoras (women carrying censers).
Visits to hospitals
Following its stop at Editora Perú, the image of the Lord of Miracles visited the San Bartolomé Mother-Child Hospital and the Arzobispo Loayza Hospital, where it was welcomed with displays of faith and devotion by medical staff, patients, and administrative personnel.
During the afternoon, the procession will continue along Avenida Venezuela, heading toward the Breña district. The route will proceed along Varela street, Bolivia avenue, and Garcilaso de la Vega avenue. Subsequently, the image will return via Tacna avenue to the Church of Las Nazarenas.
Final procession: November 1
On Sunday, November 1, the "Dark-Skinned Christ" (Cristo Moreno) will depart from the Church of Las Nazarenas at noon to begin its fifth processional route. The image will travel along Tacna avenue, Callao street, and Chancay street, where various tributes are expected to take place.
Afterward, it will continue along Emancipación avenue and return via Tacna avenue to enter the Monastery of Las Nazarenas. The procession is expected to conclude at approximately 6:00 p.m.
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Publicado: 28/10/2026