One Day. Five Million.
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If that doesn't blow your mind, something is wrong with you.
Meanwhile, aquí en el Norte, "pride," processions and torches filled the streets of midtown Manhattan as hundreds took part in a 17-mile march in San Antonio; LA essentially ground to a halt for the day and, after last year's 130,000 at Chicago's Maryville, this year's edition of Stateside Catholicism's largest gathering could only be estimated as "huge, huge." Midnight Misa y Mañanitas overflowed and rocked Salt Lake's magnificent Madeleine well into the early morn... and in a historic first, capacity issues with the long-growing River City celebrations at 17th and Morris gave way to the previously-unthinkable: conquista guadalupana de la casa del Faraón.
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No wonder B16 invariably lights up in Spanish.
PHOTOS: AP/Dario Lopez-Mills(1); Brian Vander Brug/Los Angeles Times(2)
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