For the first seven years, on Holy Wednesday, a solemn procession is undertaken from the cathedral to the Church of Santa Ana, followed by a procession on Holy Thursday. Such were the numbers that accompanied the Nazarene in this procession that it was decided to establish a separate procession to be held on Holy Wednesday. In 1959 the effigy of Our Lady of Sorrows of Hope was added as co-titular sculpture of the Brotherhood. In 1987 the image of the Ecce Homo was added to the Brotherhood, and in 2014 adding the procession of the Garden of Olives.

Every Holy Wednesday, the cathedral square fills with devotees and visitors to watch the departure of the Nazarene, a poignant moment, as the 50 brothers carrying same must carry the religious float almost at ground level freehand due to its height.

• It is one of the largest in Plasencia.
• The Nazarene is a sculpture from 1693 and is worshipped in the Cathedral of Plasencia.
• The Our Lady of Sorrows of Hope is a sculpture from 1959.
• The “Ecce Homo” is a 17^th century sculpture and has tears in its eyes, a rarity given the fact that Christs are not represented with tears.
• The Garden of Olives is a sculpture from the late 19^th