The procession began at 10:00 AM from the Basilica of Santa María, with the departure of the Risen Christ, accompanied by the Brotherhood of the Risen Christ and the Fervent Brotherhood of Nazarenes of the Flagellation and Glory. Shortly after, at 10:15 AM, the image of the patron saint, the Virgin of the Assumption, joined the procession.

One of the most anticipated moments occurred around 11:30 AM, at the intersection of Reina Victoria and Jorge Juan, where the traditional encounter between both images took place. Throughout the route, the streets were flooded with a shower of thousands of “aleluyas,” small colorful prints with religious allegories that the residents of Elche threw from balconies and terraces, keeping alive a custom dating back to the 18th century.

The procession continued through emblematic points of the urban center, such as Pont Nou, Plaça de Baix, or Corredora, until returning to the starting temple. As is customary, the Nazarenes participated without hoods, emphasizing the festive and open nature of this Easter celebration. Among the attendees, the presence of the city's mayor, Pablo Ruz, who accompanied this event, stood out. The day concluded with a solemn mass in the Basilica of Santa María.