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5 Jun 2026
A child rides a donkey outside a parish in the southern part of Mexico City, Mexico, on June 4, 2026, in celebration of Corpus Christi Thursday, also known as Mule Day in Mexico. Corpus Christi Day, originating in the 13th century in Belgium, is celebrated 60 days after Easter Sunday to proclaim and strengthen faith in Jesus Christ, who is present in the Blessed Sacrament, according to the Catholic Church.
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5 Jun 2026
A child rides a donkey outside a parish in the southern part of Mexico City, Mexico, on June 4, 2026, in celebration of Corpus Christi Thursday, also known as Mule Day in Mexico. Corpus Christi Day, originating in the 13th century in Belgium, is celebrated 60 days after Easter Sunday to proclaim and strengthen faith in Jesus Christ, who is present in the Blessed Sacrament, according to the Catholic Church.
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5 Jun 2026
Donkey-shaped handicrafts are sold outside a parish in the southern part of Mexico City, Mexico, on June 4, 2026, in celebration of Corpus Christi Thursday, also known as Mule Day in Mexico. Corpus Christi Day, originating in the 13th century in Belgium, is observed 60 days after Easter Sunday to proclaim and strengthen faith in Jesus Christ, who is present in the Blessed Sacrament, according to the Catholic Church.
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5 Jun 2026
A group of children attend a parish in the southern part of Mexico City, Mexico, on June 4, 2026, for Corpus Christi Thursday, also known as Mule Day in Mexico. Corpus Christi, originating in 13th-century Belgium, is celebrated 60 days after Easter Sunday to proclaim and strengthen faith in Jesus Christ, who is present in the Blessed Sacrament, according to the Catholic Church.
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5 Jun 2026
A mother and daughter attend Mass outside a parish in the southern part of Mexico City, Mexico, on Corpus Christi Thursday, also known as Mule Day in Mexico, on June 4, 2026. Corpus Christi Day, originating in the 13th century in Belgium, is celebrated 60 days after Easter Sunday to proclaim and strengthen faith in Jesus Christ, who is present in the Blessed Sacrament, according to the Catholic Church.
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5 Jun 2026
Residents of the southern edge of Mexico City attend Mass and enjoy enchiladas at the Sanctuary of the Lord of Calvary, the former Convent of Culhuacan, and the Parish of Saint John the Evangelist in celebration of Corpus Christi Thursday, also known as Mule Day in Mexico, on June 4, 2026. Corpus Christi Day, originating in the 13th century in Belgium, is observed 60 days after Easter Sunday to proclaim and increase faith in Jesus Christ, as per the Catholic Church. The tradition of dressing children in indigenous clothing began with people from the outskirts of the city who would wear their finest clothes on holidays and travel to the city center with decorated mules carrying goods to sell at fairs, also attending Mass to have their food and mules blessed. This tradition also commemorates Juan Diego, regarded as a symbol of the indigenous Christian communities of Mexico.
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5 Jun 2026
Residents of the southern edge of Mexico City attend Mass and enjoy enchiladas at the Sanctuary of the Lord of Calvary, the former Convent of Culhuacan, and the Parish of Saint John the Evangelist in celebration of Corpus Christi Thursday, also known as Mule Day in Mexico, on June 4, 2026. Corpus Christi Day, originating in the 13th century in Belgium, is observed 60 days after Easter Sunday to proclaim and increase faith in Jesus Christ, as per the Catholic Church. The tradition of dressing children in indigenous clothing began with people from the outskirts of the city who would wear their finest clothes on holidays and travel to the city center with decorated mules carrying goods to sell at fairs, also attending Mass to have their food and mules blessed. This tradition also commemorates Juan Diego, regarded as a symbol of the indigenous Christian communities of Mexico.
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5 Jun 2026
Residents of the southern edge of Mexico City attend Mass and enjoy enchiladas at the Sanctuary of the Lord of Calvary, the former Convent of Culhuacan, and the Parish of Saint John the Evangelist in celebration of Corpus Christi Thursday, also known as Mule Day in Mexico, on June 4, 2026. Corpus Christi Day, originating in the 13th century in Belgium, is observed 60 days after Easter Sunday to proclaim and increase faith in Jesus Christ, as per the Catholic Church. The tradition of dressing children in indigenous clothing began with people from the outskirts of the city who would wear their finest clothes on holidays and travel to the city center with decorated mules carrying goods to sell at fairs, also attending Mass to have their food and mules blessed. This tradition also commemorates Juan Diego, regarded as a symbol of the indigenous Christian communities of Mexico.
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5 Jun 2026
Residents of the southern edge of Mexico City attend Mass and enjoy enchiladas at the Sanctuary of the Lord of Calvary, the former Convent of Culhuacan, and the Parish of Saint John the Evangelist in celebration of Corpus Christi Thursday, also known as Mule Day in Mexico, on June 4, 2026. Corpus Christi Day, originating in the 13th century in Belgium, is observed 60 days after Easter Sunday to proclaim and increase faith in Jesus Christ, as per the Catholic Church. The tradition of dressing children in indigenous clothing began with people from the outskirts of the city who would wear their finest clothes on holidays and travel to the city center with decorated mules carrying goods to sell at fairs, also attending Mass to have their food and mules blessed. This tradition also commemorates Juan Diego, regarded as a symbol of the indigenous Christian communities of Mexico.
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5 Jun 2026
Residents of the southern edge of Mexico City attend Mass and enjoy enchiladas at the Sanctuary of the Lord of Calvary, the former Convent of Culhuacan, and the Parish of Saint John the Evangelist in celebration of Corpus Christi Thursday, also known as Mule Day in Mexico, on June 4, 2026. Corpus Christi Day, originating in the 13th century in Belgium, is observed 60 days after Easter Sunday to proclaim and increase faith in Jesus Christ, as per the Catholic Church. The tradition of dressing children in indigenous clothing began with people from the outskirts of the city who would wear their finest clothes on holidays and travel to the city center with decorated mules carrying goods to sell at fairs, also attending Mass to have their food and mules blessed. This tradition also commemorates Juan Diego, regarded as a symbol of the indigenous Christian communities of Mexico.
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5 Jun 2026
Residents of the southern edge of Mexico City attend Mass and enjoy enchiladas at the Sanctuary of the Lord of Calvary, the former Convent of Culhuacan, and the Parish of Saint John the Evangelist in celebration of Corpus Christi Thursday, also known as Mule Day in Mexico, on June 4, 2026. Corpus Christi Day, originating in the 13th century in Belgium, is observed 60 days after Easter Sunday to proclaim and increase faith in Jesus Christ, as per the Catholic Church. The tradition of dressing children in indigenous clothing began with people from the outskirts of the city who would wear their finest clothes on holidays and travel to the city center with decorated mules carrying goods to sell at fairs, also attending Mass to have their food and mules blessed. This tradition also commemorates Juan Diego, regarded as a symbol of the indigenous Christian communities of Mexico.
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5 Jun 2026
Residents of the southern edge of Mexico City attend Mass and enjoy enchiladas at the Sanctuary of the Lord of Calvary, the former Convent of Culhuacan, and the Parish of Saint John the Evangelist in celebration of Corpus Christi Thursday, also known as Mule Day in Mexico, on June 4, 2026. Corpus Christi Day, originating in the 13th century in Belgium, is observed 60 days after Easter Sunday to proclaim and increase faith in Jesus Christ, as per the Catholic Church. The tradition of dressing children in indigenous clothing began with people from the outskirts of the city who would wear their finest clothes on holidays and travel to the city center with decorated mules carrying goods to sell at fairs, also attending Mass to have their food and mules blessed. This tradition also commemorates Juan Diego, regarded as a symbol of the indigenous Christian communities of Mexico.
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5 Jun 2026
Residents of the southern edge of Mexico City attend Mass and enjoy enchiladas at the Sanctuary of the Lord of Calvary, the former Convent of Culhuacan, and the Parish of Saint John the Evangelist in celebration of Corpus Christi Thursday, also known as Mule Day in Mexico, on June 4, 2026. Corpus Christi Day, originating in the 13th century in Belgium, is observed 60 days after Easter Sunday to proclaim and increase faith in Jesus Christ, as per the Catholic Church. The tradition of dressing children in indigenous clothing began with people from the outskirts of the city who would wear their finest clothes on holidays and travel to the city center with decorated mules carrying goods to sell at fairs, also attending Mass to have their food and mules blessed. This tradition also commemorates Juan Diego, regarded as a symbol of the indigenous Christian communities of Mexico.
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5 Jun 2026
A priest celebrates Mass in the southern part of Mexico City, Mexico, on Corpus Christi Thursday, also known as Mule Day in Mexico, on June 4, 2026. Corpus Christi Day, originating in the 13th century in Belgium, is observed 60 days after Easter Sunday to proclaim and strengthen faith in Jesus Christ, who is present in the Blessed Sacrament, according to the Catholic Church.
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5 Jun 2026
Preparation of fried tacos, a dish made with tortillas deep-fried in oil, in the southern part of Mexico City, Mexico, on June 4, 2026. The preparation is in honor of Corpus Christi Thursday, also known as Mule Day in Mexico. Corpus Christi Day, which dates back to the 13th century in Belgium, is celebrated 60 days after Easter Sunday with the aim of proclaiming and increasing faith in Jesus Christ, who is present in the Blessed Sacrament, according to the Catholic Church.
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5 Jun 2026
Preparation of fried tacos, a dish made with tortillas deep-fried in oil, in the southern part of Mexico City, Mexico, on June 4, 2026. The preparation is in honor of Corpus Christi Thursday, also known as Mule Day in Mexico. Corpus Christi Day, which dates back to the 13th century in Belgium, is celebrated 60 days after Easter Sunday with the aim of proclaiming and increasing faith in Jesus Christ, who is present in the Blessed Sacrament, according to the Catholic Church.
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