One of the most striking traits of the personality of Macarena’s chosen older brother, Fernando Fernández Cabezuelo, is that when he speaks of the Virgin, he becomes emotional. La Esperanza has been part of their lives since some ancestors owned orchards … The neighborhood will begin to weave a love story with the brotherhood. Cabezuelo has nothing to do with Cabrero. And that’s what’s important. John XXIII had nothing to do with Paul VI, nor Ratzinger with Bergoglio. It is the diversity of characters and not uniformity that shapes the history of a brotherhood.
With Cabezuelo, he gained a response to the management of the current council which was leader in some areas but failed in others, and resoundingly in the management of the restoration of the Virgin. The brothers voted for a change and punished the one they considered the successor of the current board of directors, José Luis Notario, simply for being part of it. The main task of the new older brother will be to stitch the brotherhood back together and give it back the leadership it has always held in terms of heritage. It has a very powerful front (lieutenant and advisors) and has a figure like the veteran priest Miguel González de la Bandera called to play a fundamental role in the reconstruction of one of the characteristics of the brotherhood. The Cabezuelo era is about to begin. Good luck.
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