Stations of the Cross were built into the town’s architecture to remind one of pain and suffering when walking around town, especially if you run into one. continue reading Stations of the Cross All Across Centro

For readers in quarantine, the complete collection of all eight best-selling books in the San Miguel de Allende Secrets Series are at cost or 75% off! continue reading San Miguel’s Quarantine Reading at Best Price

This year Mary’s altars will all be in private homes for private viewings. If you get an invite best to know what is going on around you! continue reading Mary’s Yummy Tear Stained Popsicles

In what is normally a good time of year for local flower growers, things have changed around the world for flowers foolishly blooming now!continue reading Blooming Here

The Lord of the Column secretly snuck into town earlier this week instead of having his centuries long procession in honor of ending a plague.continue reading The Lord Comes to Town Early

Social media outlets sprouted interest in St. Corona transitioning her from largely forgotten saint to, literally, a mainstream sensation.continue reading Saint Corona, Social Media Darling

A unique vintage painting found in may processions features St. John the Baptist guiding the Holy Family towards the pool at the Live Aqua hotel.continue reading Holy Family at the Live Agua

There is a tissue-paper thin line between civilization and chaos and to initiate a little grace for others of a different culture goes a long way.continue reading Cross-Cultural Reactions to the Virus

The San Patricos were the largest desertion in United States’ history and honored in Mexico as the Irish martyrs providing a popular name.continue reading Celts Fighting For Mexico

Expect lots of fiestas and fireworks for the most powerful saint and a patron to the town of San Miguel de Allende, St. Joseph.continue reading St. Joseph Day Celebrations