Since 2020, the Confrérie de Sainte-Marie-Madeleine has revived the celebration of Saint-Isidore, the patron saint of ploughmen.
The 2025 programme was produced in partnership with the Festival de la Ruralité, as part of its cultural programme.
The Bonifacio parish unit is responsible for organising the religious events, in collaboration with the local confraternities, and with the spiritual support of Father Robert.
The ceremonies and processions of the confreres are followed by a moment of conviviality and sharing with winegrowers, farmers and the local population: A Festa Pialinca.
This year, the Confrérie de Sainte-Marie-Madeleine will be twinned with the Confrérie Santa Croce Trinita d'Agultu, from a Gallur village linked to Bonifacio by a shared history and long-standing fraternal ties.
25 years after their first visit in 2000, the members of the Agultu brotherhood are returning to Bonifacio to renew this symbolic link. To mark the occasion, Saturday will be spent at the Ermitage de la Trinité, an emblematic site steeped in meaning.
All the ceremonies and festivities are intended to be essentially votive, cultural and charitable.
What's more, part of the proceeds will go to the INSEME association, which works to help people and families who have to travel to the continent for treatment or to accompany a sick person...
The full programme of the event can be found in the attached PDF.
The 2025 programme was produced in partnership with the Festival de la Ruralité, as part of its cultural programme.
The Bonifacio parish unit is responsible for organising the religious events, in collaboration with the local confraternities, and with the spiritual support of Father Robert.
The ceremonies and processions of the confreres are followed by a moment of conviviality and sharing with winegrowers, farmers and the local population: A Festa Pialinca.
This year, the Confrérie de Sainte-Marie-Madeleine will be twinned with the Confrérie Santa Croce Trinita d'Agultu, from a Gallur village linked to Bonifacio by a shared history and long-standing fraternal ties.
25 years after their first visit in 2000, the members of the Agultu brotherhood are returning to Bonifacio to renew this symbolic link. To mark the occasion, Saturday will be spent at the Ermitage de la Trinité, an emblematic site steeped in meaning.
All the ceremonies and festivities are intended to be essentially votive, cultural and charitable.
What's more, part of the proceeds will go to the INSEME association, which works to help people and families who have to travel to the continent for treatment or to accompany a sick person...
The full programme of the event can be found in the attached PDF.
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