Preparing the celebrations in the parish of Morón and in the mission communities—Ranchuelo, Saladrigas, Turiguanó, and Patria—required, as always, considerable effort. Without the resources often taken for granted elsewhere, the pastoral team learned to work with what was available: solar panels to power sound systems, liturgical texts shared via USB when internet connections failed, and faithful who arrived on foot or by bicycle, never losing their desire to celebrate. The poverty of means was never a poverty of faith.

Under the guidance of Fr. Sylwester Marek Wydra, SVD, the Triduum was lived as a true communal journey. Holy Thursday was especially moving: the washing of the feet was carried out with children and adolescents preparing to receive their First Communion on Divine Mercy Sunday. It was a powerful sign—the shepherd kneeling before those taking their first steps in faith. Good Friday began in the morning with a Way of the Cross led by catechism children and their families, touching the hearts of the youngest. In the afternoon, at three o’clock, the Way of the Cross continued around the parish with the entire community, followed immediately by the celebration of the Lord’s Passion. The whole afternoon became a single experience of contemplation, culminating in the meditation on the Seven Last Words of Jesus on the Cross. The Easter Vigil, lit with the new fire under the sky of Morón, gathered the community around the Word and the sacraments, celebrating the most important night of the year with the simple and genuine joy that only shared faith can bring.