Runners carrying the flame from the Basilica of the Virgin of Guadalupe in Mexico City will be passing through Durham today, on route to New York City. It's a religious pilgrimage designed to put focus on immigrants' rights with the motto: "Messengers for the dignity of one people divided by a border." The run got underway in October, and will end in New York on the Virgin of Guadalupe's feast day, December 12.
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Runners will be arriving from High Point to the
Immaculate Conception Church on Chapel Hill St in Durham today,
Saturday (11/29). One of the organizers at Immaculate Conception told me they will be welcoming the torch at
7 pm. The public is welcome.
Some video about the run and a full schedule of the route is available
here, at the Tepeyac Association of New York's website.
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