Sacred Heart

The Sacred Heart of Jesus is a significant religious holiday in Colombia, celebrated with deep devotion and cultural traditions. It falls on the Friday following the second Sunday after Pentecost, typically in June. The day honors the Sacred Heart, a symbol of Jesus Christ's boundless love and compassion for humanity. In Colombia, the celebration is marked by special Masses, processions, and prayers in churches across the country. Many families and communities decorate their homes and public spaces with images and statues of the Sacred Heart, often adorned with flowers and candles. The holiday is also an opportunity for acts of charity and reflection on themes of love, forgiveness, and faith. The Sacred Heart holds particular importance in Colombian culture, as it is seen as a protector of families and the nation. It is a day for Colombians to reaffirm their spiritual commitments and seek blessings for their loved ones and communities. The holiday blends religious reverence with vibrant cultural expressions, making it a meaningful and heartfelt occasion for many.