Les Saintes Maries de la Mer by P-LACALMONTIE
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Roms (Slovak gypsies), Manouches, Tziganes (Hungarian gypsies) and other gypsies come from all over Europe and even from other continents to worship their Saint, Sara the Black. They settle in the squares, at the seaside. For a week or more, they feel at home. The pilgrimage is also the opportunity to meet up again and most of the children are baptised in the church of the Saints.
Once the shrine is taken down on May 24, Sara's statue is carried by the gypsies to the sea, to symbolise the waiting and the welcoming of the Saintes Maries de la Mer by Sara, patroness of the gypsies. Then the procession goes back to the church with delight expressed by cheers, musical instruments and the peal of church bells.
The village of Saintes Marie de la Mer, a place of warm reception, tradition and pilgrimage, is built between sky and sea, where the Rhone meets the Mediterranean Sea.
In french: Roms, Manouches, Tsiganes et Gitans arrivent des quatre coins d’Europe et même d’autres continents pour vénérer leur Sainte, Sara la Noire. Ils s’installent dans les rues, sur les places, au bord de la mer. Pendant huit à dix jours, ils sont ici chez eux. Le pèlerinage est aussi l’occasion de retrouvailles. A la suite de la descente des châsses le 24 mai, la statue de Sara est portée par les gitans jusqu’à la mer pour symboliser l’attente et l’accueil des Saintes Maries par Sara, patronne des gitans. La procession revient alors à l’église dans la joie des acclamations, des instruments de musique et du carillon des cloches de l’église.
Comments (17)
Wonderful scene....!!!
Beautiful scene!
Amazing looking Scene!
Very Well Done! Surprised I haven't came across your gallery before! Very Nice!
Amazing scene! I love all the details down to the pictures on the walls inside the wagons.
Whaw, what a big and a great job. In full screen I stay looking at all the details. Wonderfully made. Thank very much for sharing this Masterwork!!!! Frans
Wonderful work,
belle evocation!!
This is such a fabulous composed scene my friend, with lots to see, superb work love it.
Superbe et beau travail mon Amì!!!Bravissimo!!V:DDD.Regarder Whylma
Excellent work!
magnificent scenery
Travail titanesque...Bravo
Lovely Work very well done
Awesome, I love this scene!
absolutely awesome ,a must in full view and a fine tribute to the gypsies. a fleetwood mac song comes to my mind sung by stevie nicks: gypsie.
Love it!