In the heart of La Boca, a monument whispers tales of devotion. The Madonna de Corsignano stands as a testament to the enduring faith of Italian immigrants. This monument marks a century of devotion to the “Madonna Protettrice dei Giovinazzo”. The Madonna de Corsignano Society, founded in 1901, honors this Madonna originally from Bari, Italy. The society, comprised of devotees and descendants of early Italian immigrants, erected this monolith. They placed it in La Boca to commemorate the centennial of the Madonna’s veneration in Argentina. Even today, the society continues its traditions. They celebrate the Madonna de Corsignano with a vibrant procession through La Boca. A special mass follows at the monument. This reinforces the connection between the community and their heritage. The Madonna de Corsignano serves as a powerful symbol of faith. It represents the cultural ties between Argentina and Italy. It stands as a reminder of the immigrants who brought their traditions and beliefs to their new home.
Convento Santa Teresa
Hidden behind a quiet Almagro street stands the Convento Santa Teresa a true hidden gem. This convent and its accompanying