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    The document describes various figures that are represented in a Santacruzan procession. There are over 30 figures listed, each dressed in costumes representing important women from biblical or historical events related to Christianity. The figures include representations of the Virgin Mary, other Marys, queens from the Bible like Esther and Sheba, female saints like Veronica and Helena, and personifications of theological virtues. Each figure carries symbols associated with the woman they represent.

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    Reyna List

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    The document describes various figures that are represented in a Santacruzan procession. There are over 30 figures listed, each dressed in costumes representing important women from biblical or historical events related to Christianity. The figures include representations of the Virgin Mary, other Marys, queens from the Bible like Esther and Sheba, female saints like Veronica and Helena, and personifications of theological virtues. Each figure carries symbols associated with the woman they represent.

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    The document describes various figures that are represented in a Santacruzan procession. There are over 30 figures listed, each dressed in costumes representing important women from biblical or historical events related to Christianity. The figures include representations of the Virgin Mary, other Marys, queens from the Bible like Esther and Sheba, female saints like Veronica and Helena, and personifications of theological virtues. Each figure carries symbols associated with the woman they represent.

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    The document describes various figures that are represented in a Santacruzan procession. There are over 30 figures listed, each dressed in costumes representing important women from biblical or historical events related to Christianity. The figures include representations of the Virgin Mary, other Marys, queens from the Bible like Esther and Sheba, female saints like Veronica and Helena, and personifications of theological virtues. Each figure carries symbols associated with the woman they represent.

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    AVE MARIA consists of eight little girls dressed in white each holding a letter

    which spells out the word Ave Maria.


    Metusalem (Methusalah) an old bearded man bent with age
    Reina Banderada (Banner Queen) a young lady dressed in red with a yellow pennant
    to represent the arrival of Christianity.
    Tribal or Regional ethnic group (Aetas, Mangyans, Ati, etc) to represent the ind
    igenous and aboriginal groups who have embraced the Christian faith.
    Reina Mora (Queen Moor or Moroland) dressed in Muslim costume to represent the V
    irgin Mary s status in Islam
    Reina Saba (Queen Sheba) an unnamed queen associated with King Solomon and carri
    es a jewelry box
    Reina Judit / Infanta Judit (Queen Judith) represents the biblical widow of Beth
    ulia and carries the head of Holofernes in one hand and a sword in the other.
    Reina Ester (Queen Esther) the Jewish Queen of Persia and carries a scepter
    Cleopatra (Queen Cleopatra VII Philopator) the famous last pharaoh of Ancient Eg
    ypt elaborately dressed and made-up and escorted by a gorgeous-looking guy repre
    senting Mark Anthony.
    Samaritana / St. Photina (The female Samaritan) dressed in peasant costume and c
    arries a jug on her shoulder.
    Sta. Veronica (St. Veronique) the woman who wiped the face of Jesus that left ic
    onographic three miraculous imprints of Jesus face.
    Tres Marias (Three Marys) Mary Magdalene with a bottle of perfume, the Virgin Ma
    ry with a black handkerchief and in mourning, and Mary of Cleofas, the mother of
    James, and carries a bottle of oil.
    Reina Fe (Queen of Faith) symbolizes faith, the first of the three theological v
    irtues and carries a cross
    Reina Esperanza (Queen of Hope) symbolizes hope, the second of the three theolog
    ical virtues and carries an anchor
    Reina Caridad (Queen of Charity) symbolizes charity, the third of the three theo
    logical virtues and carries a red colored heart
    Reina Sentenciada (Queen Convicted) dressed modestly with her hands bound by a r
    ope to represent the early Christians martyred for faith. Two Roman soldiers acc
    ompany her.
    So far, the Marian titles are equally interesting with eye-catching costumes, as
    well.
    Reina Abogada (Queen Advocate/ Lawyer) defender of the poor and the oppressed, s
    he wears a black graduation gown with cap and carries a large book.
    Reina Justicia (Queen Justice) - a personification of the Mirror of Justice , her
    attributes are a weighing scale and a sword.
    Divina Pastora (Divine Shepherdess) dressed in white and bears a shepherd s staff
    Reina delos Angeles (Queen of Angels) dress in white and bears a bouquet of flow
    ers while escorted by angels.
    Luklukan ng Karunungan (Seat of Wisdom) the bible bearer
    Susi ng Langit (Key of Heaven) bears two keys, one gold and the other silver, a
    design adapted from the keys on the Papal arms.
    Reina de las Estrellas (Queen of the Stars) dressed in gold and white, crowned wi
    th a star and holds a wand topped the same
    Rosa Mistica (Mystical Rose) carries a bouquet of rose
    Reina del Santisimo Rosario (Queen of the Most Holy Rosary) displays a huge rosa
    ry
    Reina Luna (Queen Moon) she represents the moon which serves as the footstool of
    Mary as the Woman of the Apocalypse.
    Reina Candelaria (Queen of Candles) she carries a long lit candle symbolizing th
    e Purification of Mary
    Reina de la Paz (Queen of Peace) dressed in white and holds a white dove
    Reina de los Patriarcas (Queen of Patriarchs) bears a wooden rod
    Reina de las Profetas (Queen of Prophets) she holds an hourglass
    Reina de los Confesores (Queen of Confessors) she holds a scroll
    Reina de los Martires (Queen of Martyrs) she wears a crown of thorns or a pierce
    d heart to represent the Mater Dolorosa (Mother of Sorrows)
    Reina de los Apostoles (Queen of Apostles) dressed in peasant attire and carries
    a lamb and cane
    Reina de los Santos (Queen of Saints) in white garment and wears a golden wreath
    Reina del Cielo (Queen of Heaven) dressed in very light blue gown with a bouquet
    of white roses and accompanied by two little angels
    Reina de las Virgenes (Queen of Virgins) holds a rosary or a white lily to signi
    fy chastity and also escorted by two angels
    Reina de las Flores (Queen of Flowers) as the Queen of Flores de Mayo, she walks
    beneath an arch festooned with assortment of blooms and carries a huge bouquet
    of flowers.
    Reina Emperatriz (Queen Empress) another representation of St. Helena alluding t
    o the imperial Roman title of Agusta (Empress or Queen Mother) which her son Con
    stantine bestowed upon her.
    Reina Helena (Queen Helena) the actual personification of St. Helena and always
    the last biblical figure in the procession. She carries a crucifix in her arms e
    scorted by a young boy as Constantine who is dressed in princely raiment.
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