Brothers.
825.

Major Brother.
José Manuel Delgado Arrabal.

Nazarenes.
300.

Tunic of the Nazarenes.
The tunic is cream colour, the cover faces and the cloak it black and the belt in black and in leather.

Holy Christ of Love.
Christ died on the Cross.

• Author: Sculpture of XVI Century, made by Martín de la Torre.
  

• Processional Pass: With newbaroque style, golden and it is illuminated by candelabrums and windscreen. Its style, carpentry and sculpture (1990-1993) is by Guzmán Bejarano and the golden by Manuel calvo (1994-1998). The powers are made in golden by Luis Jiménez (1993).
  

• Bearers (Costaleros): 24.
  

• Tunics: Recreation of the dominican tunic and scapular in cream colour, the cover faces and the cloak it black and the belt in black and in leather.
  

• Candles: White colour.
  
• Flowers: Red carnations.
  
• Capataces: Rafael Antonio Pérez García and Jorge Serrano Vázquez.
  

• Music: Band of Drums and Bugles of the Coronation of Thorns, Córdoba.

Our Father Jesus of Silence in contempt of Herod.
It represents to Jesus in front of Herod kept by a hangman who beats him, where as the scene is contemplated by two sanhedrin members, a roman, a escriba and a slave who go away with the Christ’s tunic.

• Author: A work by Luis Ortega Bru (1982). The rest of the sculptures are works of Manuel Téllez (1994-2003).
  

• Processional Pass: It is a newbaroque in its airholes, golden and illuminated by candelabrums and kept by windscreeners. The basket in rocky work is made in the XVII Century, restored by Guzmán Bejarano, the author of the airholes and the candelabrums, who has the golden made by Manuel Calvo. The image of the Our Lord wears a tunic made in rustic wool in cream colour and made by Cerezal (1998). The Potencies (light rays coming out of the Christ head) are made in goldensilver work, by Villarreal (1983). The tunics of the images are made by Antonio Castelló (1995).
  

• Bearers (Costaleros): 45.
  

• Tunics: It is a recreation of the dominican tunic, in cream colour, the cover faces and cap, black and the belts are black.
  

• Candles: White colour.
  
• Flowers: Red carnations and purple iris.
  
• Foremen: José Luis Ochoa Navarro and Manuel Barbudo.
  

• Music: Musical Group "Holy Column of Christ and Our Father Jesus Prisoner" of Santa Cruz and Castro del Rio (Córdoba).

Holy Mary of the Incarnation
Virgin under Canopy.

• Author: Luis Álvarez Duarte (1982).
  

• Processional Pass: A work made in golden silver work with sticks and podium by Juan Fernandez’s sons (1981), jars by Villarreal( 1980) and candelabrum, with 64 pieces made in nickel silvered, by Rufino workshop (1980). The embroidered parts are by Joaquin Ojeda and the design by Fray Ricardo de Córdoba, the author of the ceiling painting of the canopy and the airholes (1984-86). The cloak (1999) and the saya (dress of the Virgin) are made in purple velvet, are embroidered by Antonio Villar (1995). The crown is made in silver, by the Muñoz Brothers (1983).
  

• Bearers (Costaleras): 30.
  

• Tunics: It is the recreation of the tunic and the scapular in cream colour, the cover faces and the cap are black and the belt in black and in leather.
  

• Candles: White colour.
  
• Flowers: Carnations and orange and lemon blossom.
  

• Foremen: Francisco Javier Pérez García (brotherhood foreman) y José M. Delgado Arrabal.
  

• Music: Music Band "Mary Immaculate", Linares (Jaén).

Outstanding Badges.

• The guide cross carved in silver with the shield of the brotherhood on one face and whose of Fray Albino’s arms on the other, both made in golden and silver and embossed; Workshop of Gonzalez Herrera (1969).

• The banner with the heraldic of Fray Albino (1956).

• The Simpecado (Conceived Without Sin) in purple velvet designed by Fray Ricardo de Córdoba and embroidered in the workshop of Joaquín Ojeda (1984).

Places recommended.
Look at the Plan of the Itinerary and press with the mouse in the different points proposed in order to see the procession with the best guarantee and comfort.