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The visit to Temple of San Hipólitoto celebrate San Judas Tadeo, was given in the most organized way possible and a influx of 70 thousand people.
At the junction of Paseo de la Reforma and Hidalgo Avenue, on the Colonia Guerrero, this Catholic temple is located, where the faithful arrive at venerate the employer with difficult or impossible causes.
"It's quiet, it's a little more crowded than the other years, because in 2018, the day was Sunday and other times it was mid-week," Miguel Ángel Garibay told Notimex. one of the supervisors of this place. .
He explained that when this event was organized it has been estimated that between 60,000 and 70,000 people would arrive throughout the day, because if the holidays fall on weekdays, they are estimated at 30 000 40 000 faithful, on the basis of what they saw in previous years.
This year, in addition to the faithful of Guerrero, the arrival of parishioners from different colonies in Mexico City and even from different states of the country was expected for Saturday, he added.
The volunteers who are at the entrance and exit of the temple participate in the supervision and organization of the people, so that they can enter in the most orderly way possible to listen to the mass and bless their images.
"They come from many regions, they come from Ciudad Juárez, Querétaro, Puebla, Oaxaca, Guerrero, and to control people, we are about 100, we are few, but we managed to maintain order", at -he declares.
For example, before entering the temple of San Hipolitohe said, people jostle at the door and the volunteers take care to protect especially the women who come with the children in the arms and the children that they bring to the hand, but to the Inside, the faithful are calmer.
"They come en masse, exit the subway (Hidalgo station) and want to enter at the same time; the clutter is a bit because they're starting to push, the entrance is narrow, and many come with very big You must be patient and understand that they come with devotion and love for the saint, "he said.
After holding rows for nearly two hours, the believers manage to enter the temple, where are also sold images, candles, rosaries and water; they can listen to Mass all day long, at intervals of five to ten minutes.
And more relaxed, people who manage to sit for a while, but most return to the exit at the other end of the temple and wait for the priests to pour holy water to raise their images, their characters and their flowers then go off in order. of the place.
Thus, another group of parishioners arrives, waiting for the temple to be a little expelled; some go out and others come in, they hope to bless their images and finish the sight for San Judas Tadeo. Later, more and more people are crowding in front of the main door of Hidalgo Avenue.
When leaving the church, many worshipers stop at the food stalls, as most arrive without food because the first thing to do is to enter; others buy key rings and all that they sell by referring to San Judas Tadeo, to keep them a bit of memory, and also rest a little on the sidewalks.
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