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According to the tradition, the statue of the mother of God will remain in the Main church until the September 8, when the statue will be returned to the shrine in the Old Town. This is the biggest holiday of Pag - Stomorina Paška. Believers from all over the island come to Pag, and most of them walk a night before from their places to the Shrine to pray to the Mother of God. In the intercession of the Mother of God, Pag is miraculously liberated from cholera, which was then harassed throughout southern Croatia. The procession was spontaneous, when people from Pag cried and prayed, took the statue of Mother of God and brought it to Pag. The procession was led by Pag’s priest then, Don Šime Meštrović. The last victims of the epidemic were buried on the day of St. Rok on August 16th. This miraculous cessation of the epidemic the people of Pag was attributed by the intercession of the Mother of God and they vowed that each year on the Assumption Day they would bring the statue in Pag and that for 22 days in a row in the Main church the prayers will be praid.
The night before the Assumption Day the whole night vigil take the place in the sanctuary of the Mother of God from the Old Town, and on the Assumption Day except the whole day holly masses, at 6pm begins the procession with the statue of Mother of God from the Old Town to the Main Church in Pag.
You can watch live stream via our webcam, the arrival of the procession on the main square where the Main church is located. After the holly mass you can enjoy the Intrade singing concert at the main square.
Photography: Elvis Šmit

White bridge and salt magazines. The view to the magnificent Katine bridge and salt magazines, which are a protected monument of culture and in which the Salt Museum with a permanent exhibition is. Now Katine, a replica of the old Venetian bridge, today is paved with a white stone and by night gives a special effect to Pag by changing the colors reflected in the sea below the bridge.

A view of Petar Krešimira Square, the main city square of Pag Island. The square is the most valuable monument of sacral architecture on the island - the Church of Mary's Assumption and the Prince's Palace, as well as numerous restaurants and cafe bars in which people always looking for one more place.

Pag's small port by the name of Mandrač is surrounded by a spacious promenade. This makes it the ideal spot not just for safe docking, but for afternoon walks by the sea as well. Restaurant Diogen is just to its right. Besides being part of Pag's old town center, this port is the former dock of Vanga, one of nine Croatian ferries that were in use during the 1980s.