Today the procession with the
statue of St Julian is held throughout the streets of the village, accompanied
by marching bands, fireworks and lots of people and tourists mingling with each
other. The village of St. Julian’s has become quite cosmopolitan and many
foreigners have moved in the apartments that have erupted instead of old houses
that have been demolished. I heard that 60% of the population now consists of foreigners,
and the locals are moving away to other towns. But at least they all show up to
celebrate the feast of their patron saint. The predominant colors are black
yellow, and red, the colors of the Belgian flag since St Julian was from Belgium.
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