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Explore El Paso's Exciting Kermés Schedule for Summer and Fall 2026

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The beloved kermés season is back in El Paso, running from late July through October 2026. These vibrant community events, hosted by various churches in the Diocese of El Paso, offer a mix of traditional food, live music, and games, attracting thousands each weekend. The kermeses serve as crucial fundraisers for church programs and community services. A detailed schedule lists events at multiple locations, starting with Our Lady of the Light from July 31 to August 2 and continuing with numerous other parishes throughout the fall. Residents are encouraged to participate and enjoy the festivities while supporting their local churches.

Key Details: • Kermés season runs from July 31 to October 2026. • First event: Our Lady of the Light, 4700 Delta Drive (July 31-Aug. 2). • Events include food, music, games, and raffles, supporting church programs. • Schedule updates can be sent to cramirez@elpasomatters.org.

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Diocese of El PasoOur Lady of the LightSan LorenzoLittle FlowerSt. Pius XEl Buen PastorSt. MarkImmaculate Heart of MarySt. Anthony’s SeminarySanta Teresita MissionHoly SpiritSanta Rosa de LimaOur Lady of FatimaSan Pedro de Jesus MaldonadoSan Judas TadeoSt. Paul the ApostleSt. Patrick’sSt. Raphael ParishLa PurísimaSan Antonio de PaduaOur Lady of GuadalupeCristo ReySt. Thomas and St. JosephBlessed SacramentOur Lady of PeaceOur Lady of SorrowsOur Lady of the ValleyOur Lady of MiraclesSanta Teresita de JesusSt. Charles Borromeo Seminary

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