The oldest religious procession in Los Angeles made its 93rd appearance today, commemorating the apparitions of Our Lady of Guadalupe to a peasant, Juan Diego, 493

More than 1,000 men, women and children across San Diego County will participate in the procession. There will be decorated vehicles, folkloric dancers and musicians, continuing the local tradition.

The 93rd edition of Los Angeles’ oldest religious procession will be held Sunday in East Los Angeles, commemorating the 493rd anniversary of the apparitions of Our Lady of Guadalupe to the Mexican peasant Juan Diego.

The annual event honoring Mexico's patron saint drew 2,000 faithful followers through North Park streets to Saint Augustine Catholic High School.

A beloved holiday tradition continued in East Los Angeles on Sunday, when thousands of people hit the streets for the procession honoring Our Lady of Guadalupe and Saint Diego.

More than 1,000 Catholics from around San Diego joined together in the North Park neighborhood on Sunday for the annual Our Lady of Guadalupe procession, an event meant to foster unity and hope among the community.

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