Resurrection Procession

In 1616 was celebrated for the first time the Procesión del Encuentro or the Resurrection Procession.

Night: Solemn Easter Vigil (Cathedral) and Resurrection Procession (Cathedral).

In Polish culture, the Rezurekcja (Resurrection Procession) is the joyous Easter morning Mass at daybreak when church bells ring out and explosions resound to commemorate Christ rising from the dead.

A number of Polish Catholic traditions are still practiced at the church, such as "Boże Ciało" (Corpus Christi) procession, the Easter Resurrection procession, and the Holy Saturday Easter food basket blessing.

In the 17th century organized, according to the baroque atmosphere, brilliant processions and ceremonies in Salamanca, such as the Ceremony of the Descent from the Cross and the Holy Entombment of Christ Procession (Good Friday) since 1615 and the Resurrection Procession (Easter Sunday) since 1616.