Our Father Jesus the Poor One is one of the most antique congregations of the Villa de Madrid, and its demonstrated by the thousands of loyal people that attend this event on the first Friday of every March. It is an anonymous image of the 17th century in a silver throne that more than 30 people carry down the procession.

Impressive is his exit from San Pedro el Viejo, because the dimensions of the door require a great amount of strength from the walkers in order to open it. And if pretty is his exit, no less is that of his Mother, Nuestra Señora of the Sweet Name, or the sculpture of Lourdes Hernández of the 20th century, in which Palio should sort the superior part of the congregation.

This Year the Board of Directors of the Brotherhood will debut a game of Batons, in which the batons are wooden and bathed in silver and the coat of arms of the Brotherhood lies in the superior part and one of the batons is bathed in gold for the sculpture of Brother Major D. Francisco Javier Ruiz. This game is realized by INDUSTRIAS ELITE of Sevilla. From this company, we dedicate this sculpture as a way to give thanks for his loyalty and trust in our creations for so many years, and at the same time to make stand out his good deed in expansion and conservation of his Brotherhood patrimony, as well as his recognition for his Christian condition which enables that his endurance and strong labor translate to a profound love for his brothers and his achievements.