The Diocese of San Pedro de Macorís officially consecrated the temple in Hoyoncito, a historical place linked to the origin of the image of the Virgin of Altagracia. Key authorities such as Senator Cristóbal Castillo and the People's Defender, Pablo Ulloa, attended the event. In an act of profound spiritual fervor, the Diocese of San Pedro de Macorís and the National Commission United by Altagracia celebrated the Solemn Dedication Eucharist of the Sanctuary María de la Altagracia in the historic community of Hoyoncito. This event took place within the Marian Triduum, a period in which the ecclesiastical community strengthens its faith through meditation on the mysteries of the Virgin Mary prior to the national festivity. The Sanctuary María de la Altagracia highlights the historical value of Hoyoncito, a site where Catholic tradition places the delivery of the original image of the virgin over five hundred years ago. Santiago Rodríguez Rodríguez, bishop of the Diocese of San Pedro de Macorís, accompanied by His Excellency... The image, which symbolizes the Holy Family, turns this space into a strategic point to elevate the Marian tradition and consolidate the route of faith, attracting both pilgrims and tourists interested in the rich Dominican culture. Tourist Circuit and Contributions The new temple is an integral part of the circuit called the Camino de la Altagracia, which connects important points of faith such as the National Sanctuary Santo Cristo de los Milagros in Bayaguana, the Parish Santa Cruz in El Seibo, and the Basilica Cathedral Nuestra Señora de la Altagracia in Higüey. The ceremony, which officially consecrated the altar and temple for divine worship, represents a milestone for the spiritual identity of the nation and a motor for the development of religious tourism in the eastern region of the country. Consecration and Spiritual Value The ceremony was presided over by His Excellency... This route seeks to foster local economic development through the flow of national and foreign visitors. The structure of the sanctuary was generously donated by Don Rafael (Tato) Bisonó and his family. Monsignor... In turn, the complementary works were financed with funds raised during the Centennial of the Canonical Coronation of Our Lady of Altagracia, thanks to the joint effort of the National Commission United by Altagracia and the Association Ladies of Altagracia, who contributed the financial and human resources to materialize this architectural work.