For pet lovers, the feast of St. Anthony of the Abbot is when you get your pet blessed or enjoy watching domesticated animals be blessed.continue reading Give a Dog a Bone

Always a bit of a surprise to hear a stranger state what is currently being said in your own mind but helpful to snap out of it.continue reading Why Are You Here?

How foreigner run churches can be insulting insensitive to Mexican culture, history and faith that luckily, Mexicans choose to ignore.continue reading Don’t Disrespect Guadalupe

The key between the largest all volunteer church being built in San Miguel and Antigua, Guatemala, is Saint Peter, first saint of the Americas.continue reading Peter Near and Far

Venture into the country to see variations on what we do here in town that are often more moving and festive than expected.continue reading Fiestas in the Countryside

A Holy Thursday altar featuring home made Barbies helps explain all the characters present at Jesus’ Crucifixion, and some that are missing. continue reading Barbies in Holy Week

Spend your Easter on a pilgrimage to the image of Jesus of Miraculous Good Health in Ciengieta. Enjoy the bikers, dancers, cowboys, singers and much else.continue reading Easter Pilgramage

The largest blessing of the horses to pass through town is in cowboy celebration of the feast of Saint Martin featuring everything horse.continue reading St. Martin Gallops Into Town

A great way to start the holiday season in the truest spirit of the season is to join the cowboy pilgrims for Christ the King.
continue reading Have a Holly, Jolly, Horsey Christmas!