La Hermandad de San Isidro Labrador de Cartaya invita a la ciudania al Rezo del Santo Rosario

Manoli Romero, vocal de cultos de la Hermandad de San Isidro Labrador de Cartaya. La junta de Gobierno invita a todos su hermanos, a las distintas Hermandades de la localidad, así como a todo el pueblo de Cartaya, al Rezo del Santo Rosario, que tendrá lugar en la ermita el próximo día 25 de marzo a las 21:00 horas.

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