File:Our Lady of Sorrows procession Carroll Gardens 3.jpg
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English: 67th annual Feast of Addolorata procession in the Carroll Gardens neighborhood of Brooklyn. On Good Friday and on the second Sunday of September the congregation of Maria SS. Addolorata organize a procession with an Our Lady of Sorrows statue. The tradition started with Italian immigrants from Mola di Bari celebrating the Feast of their hometown patroness, Our Lady of Sorrows, in the 1940s. |
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