Pamela David joined the thousands of faithful who were on the pilgrimage of Lujan and told his experience. The famous woman detailed her family walk and she talked about what she felt at the religious event in which she was accompanied by her sister and also her eldest son, Felipe.
«My sister went to ask for the first time, the virgin complied, she went to thank the second time. She also went a third time and now she does it as a habit every year,” he expressed. Pamela David about his family’s introduction to the busy pilgrimage to honor the Virgin.
Later, the cheerleader America TV He related: «This year I went to take my son Felipe who played soccer. He was dressed in a sporty manner but with mismatched sneakers. She was dressed comfortably but not in the right shoes. The field was near the Santa Rita church where my sister was.
«She was already about to leave with the buses that take you to General Rodríguez. I tell people that they don’t need to do it from Liniers, there are different stops. I know that I really liked doing it that way because I came with strength and joy. “I did the whole ritual of writing down the orders, I enjoyed the basilica,” she said about the possibilities to go to the event.
Regarding the sacrifice that many faithful make to make the journey, Pamela David commented: «So, if you are going for the first time, it seems important to me that you do not hurt yourself (your body). There’s no need. It’s good to do it and the next one will be from Moreno. But I highly recommend it because it is something beautiful.
The special moment that Pamela David lived
«When I spoke to my sister on the phone, she told me that she had an extra pair of sneakers so I could do it. I believe a lot in messages. The organization is spectacular, there are many young people accompanying. There is incredible work, everyone goes with faith and there is incredible energy. Surely, many of the people who were there feel pain, have some personal problem, but, nevertheless, faith is like it cleanses all that sadness and pain. And you really feel better,” said the mobilized cheerleader.
