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March 26, 2026
Between the Cross and the Noise
Cartagena enters Holy Week with a familiar scene: full churches, processions, tradition… and, at the same time, a city that doesn't stop, that celebrates, that becomes active around rest, social life, and parties. It's not a new contradiction, but it is one that deserves to be considered.
TL;DR
- Cartagena observes Holy Week with both religious traditions and a lively social scene.
- The period prompts reflection on whether it's merely a calendar break or holds deeper significance.
- The article contrasts outward actions with inner intention, citing Jim Caviezel's approach to playing Jesus.
- There's a growing global recognition of the need for spiritual life and a search for meaning.
- Holy Week highlights the coexistence of solemnity and celebration, with the meaning given being more important than the activity itself.
- Everyone carries a 'Cross,' visible or silent, and faith reminds that one can bear what is given.
- The challenge is to reflect Christ through actions rather than seeking personal recognition, especially in a city like Cartagena where tradition and social life intertwine.