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image by Dirk Schönberger,
17
February 2012
Source:
http://portal.cnm.org.br/sites/7100/7179/bandeiras/rs/bandeira/bandeira_ibiaca.gif
The municipality of Ibiaçá (4,710 inhabitants in 2010; 34,882 ha) is located
300 km of Porto Alegre.
Ibiaçá originally belonged to Constança Augusta
Bueno de Oliveira, who sold a big domain to Filomeno Pereira Gomes. Italian
immigrants could acquire small plots, which formed a small town named Vila Nova
Fiúme. When the first immigrants settled in 1916, there were already there three
Caboclo families. Valentim Dalzotto established in 1923 a sawmill to exploit
Brazilian pines and build houses. The first chapel was erected in June 1924,
served by the parish priest of Sananduva. The same year were established a mill,
a forge, an hotel and a commercial shop.
Nova Fiúme was elevated, as Ibiaçá,
to the 12th district of Lagoa Vermelha by Municipal Law No. 59 promulgated on 5
May 1948. Ibiaçá means in a local language "Fountain of Crystalline Water".
Ibiaçá was transferred in December 1954 to the newly established municipality of
Sananduva, as its 2nd district. The municipality of Ibiaçá was established by
State Law No. 5,102 promulgated on 22 November 1965, and inaugurated on 15 May
1966.
https://www.ibiaca.rs.gov.br/paginas/historico
Municipal website
Ivan Sache, 19 July 2020
The flag and arms of Ibiaçá are prescribed by Municipal Law No. 18
promulgated on 10 October 1978.
Article 2.
A shield quartered by an
outline or (gold) that also borders the shield, featuring: in chief dexter, on a
field azure (blue) the sanctuary of Nossa Senhora Consoladora, which replaced
the primitive church and was proclaimed a Marian sanctuary in 1952, gaining fame
in the whole southern region of the country. The sanctuary has even let know the
municipality beyond the borders and influences its development, since thousands
visit it every year, especially in the traditional pilgrimage held on February's
last Sunday. In chief sinister, on a white field and over a field vert (green),
a mechanized plow, as the symbol of the municipality's dominant economic
potential, agriculture. in base dexter, on a white field, a plant of soybean or
(yellow) and vert (green), as the main crop. In base sinister, the statue of
Nossa Senhora Consoladora enthroned inside the sanctuary, reputed miraculous and
responsible graces obtained during the yearly pilgrimage. Beneath the shield a
scroll or (yellow) with the writing "22/11 IBIAÇÁ 1965", indicating the
municipality's date of political emancipation. The shield surmounted by a
three-towered mural crown or (gold)."
Article 4.
The flag of Ibiaçá
shall feature the blue and white colors, arranged in diagonal, composed of two
blue triangles in the upper inner angle and the outer lower angle, and of a
white stripe in the center, representing:
a) Blue: Faith and confidence of
the community in the socio-economical future of the municipality and its
inhabitants.
b) White: A message of peace and aspiration to people in a
better unity and fraternization.
in the flag's center is placed the coat of
arms of the municipality.
Article 5.
The flag's features shall obey
the following rules.
I. The flag's width shall be of 12 units.
II. The
flag's length shall be of 18 units.
III. The blue triangle in the inner upper
angle and running in diagonal to the lower corner has a length along the flag's
upper horizontal line of 12 units.
IV. The blue triangle in the outer lower
angle and running in diagonal to the upper corner has a length along the flag's
lower horizontal line of 12 units.
V. A white diagonal stripe, between the
two triangles.
VI. The coat of arms in the flag's center shall have a width
of 7 units, distant of 2.5 units from the upper and lower horizontal lines.
https://leismunicipais.com.br/a/rs/i/ibiaca/lei-ordinaria/1978/2/18/lei-ordinaria-n-18-1978-institui-o-brasao-e-a-bandeira-como-simbolos-do-municipio-de-ibiaca
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Father Narcisso Zanatta
(1930-1992) served as Vicar of the St. Philomena parish of Ibiaçá from 10
February 1952 to 15 December 1957. He organized on 23,24 and 25 March 1952 a
pilgrimage dedicated to Our Lady of Consolation / Mary, Consoler of the
Afflicted, which ended with consecration and enthroning of a statue of the
Virgin in the parish church. On 30 May 1954, during the celebration of the
Marian Year commemorating the 100th anniversary of the proclamation of the dogma
of the Immaculate Conception, His Grace Cândido Julio Bampi (1889-1978), Prelate
of Vacaria, proclaimed Our Lady of the Consolation co-patron saint of the parish
and established the date of the pilgrimage as February's last Sunday. Since
then, the Ibiaçá pilgrimage as one of the most popular Marian pilgrimage in
South America. The present-day's Sanctuary of Nossa Senhora Consolada was built
in 1970.
http://www.romariaconsoladora.com.br
Pilgrimage official website
Ivan Sache, 19 July 2020
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