Passion Sunday has become, over the last four decades, the great celebration for the Nazarene family of Cieza. It is a day conceived and planned for members of the brotherhoods to have a day of gathering and fellowship before each one immerses themselves in the tasks of their own brotherhood to finalize preparations for the processions. It all begins in the Town Hall's Plenary, where the Board of Passionate Brotherhoods fulfills the required task of requesting permission from the local authority to 'bring the Saints out into the streets' and occupy them until Easter Sunday, and where the mayor presents the Board with the corresponding annual subsidy. Next, the traditional Procession of the Banners begins, in which representatives from all the brotherhoods that make up the Board of Passionate Brotherhoods participate, wearing their respective robes and carrying their banners. They parade through the streets to announce the imminence of Holy Week to the residents, in a joyful procession accompanied by pasodoble music. When the procession reaches "Mesones" Street, the banners gather around the Monument to Holy Week in Cieza to pay homage to deceased procession participants. Then, at the Basilica of Our Lady of the Assumption, the banners make their solemn entrance to the altar, and once the Board has publicly presented the speaker to the large audience, the Proclamation of Holy Week in Cieza begins. This grand speech, delivered each year, takes on the challenge of inviting all the people of Cieza, whether members of the brotherhoods or spectators, to experience and enjoy the great event that has been quietly preparing for a whole year. The ceremony in the church concludes with a small concert of marches, ending since 1994 with the piece Semana Santa Ciezana, a work by "Maestro Gómez Villa"; finally, a fraternal meal is celebrated, closing the quintessential Nazarene day of Lent in Cieza.