You don’t know how grateful I am, Saint Jude, for now, when I’m divorced, I enjoy my freedom.
Lulu Cuevas
You don’t know how grateful I am, Saint Jude, for now, when I’m divorced, I enjoy my freedom.
Lulu Cuevas
Retablo by Jorge Bonola
A picador Cirilo Tecanguey found himself in a great danger when the bull knocked him and the horse down. He thanks Saint Pancras for he didn’t get hurt and only hit his buttock.
Puebla, 1920
Retablo by Gonzalo Hernández
On her way to the market, Carmen Sanchez received a bullet from a drunkard who sot her in the belly without any reason. Finding herself in danger of dying, she entrusted herself to Juan Deigo so that he would deliver her from death. Now she gives thanks for the received miracle.
Cuernavaca, Morelos, 1995
Retablo by Alfredo Vilchis
Señorita Gloria Zermeño thanks the miraculous Divine Eye for curing her from bad temper and desires of the flesh.
Tlacote, Queretaro, Mexico, 1952
Retablo by Professor Benito
My son Aurelio rode the horse whenever he had free time. But on August 4, 1958, an accident happened. The horse got scared of a viper and my son fell head down. I thank the Virgin of Zapopan for he didn’t die nor become crazy, and recovered quickly.
Retablo by Selva Prieto Salazar
A miracle made by Saint Quiteria of Frexeiras to my son in 1977. I bring him to your altar as I promised.
Jose Clodoaldo da Silva, September 2009
Palmas, Tocantins
Retablo by Severino Silva
In sign of gratitude to the image of the Holy Virgin of Guadalupe for saving Natalia Silveti’s life in the attack on the twin towers happened on September 11, 2001.
Chicago, Illinois
Retablo by Unknown artist #6
When I saw this scene on my cel phone and saw how they apprehended our teacher and going to hurt her, I got very angry. I entrusted her to the Virgin of the Solitude, the patroness of Oaxaca, and asked to protect her in their fight for the decent education for Mexico. We thank for she’s free now, because 6 persons were dead, 21 detained, 94 injured and many arrested. Let them know that they aren’t alone. Pupils and parents, we support the teachers.
Nochixtlan, Oaxaca, June 31, 2016
Retablo by Alfredo Vilchis
As a poor young girl, Maria Guzman dreamed of owning many pairs of fancy shoes. After passionately invoking Our Merciful Lady of Prada, aria found employment at Payless Shoe Store where she is able to purchase a wide variety of the most fashionable styles at a substantial employee discount. For this wonderful event she is most exceedingly grateful and she dedicates this retablo.
Retablo by Robert Clancy
I thank Saint Jude for giving me the willpower of losing weight.
Lucha Vega
Retablo by Jorge Bonola
My husband changed for the worse. He began to visit bars and ladies of easy virtue. I was afraid to lose him, so I prayed to the Virgin so that he wouldn’t go a bad path. Finally I had an idea. I said to him that if he’d continue to behave naughty, I would not cook for him anymore. And I cook really good. He thought it over and broke off his bad habits. I thank the Virgin of San Juan.
Zapopan, Mexico, 1980
Retablo by Carlos Hurtado
Rufiano Tamarzo, known as Warhol of Bondojito, thanks all these critics who said awesome things about my vanguard art which neither I understand—Raquel Ti-Bone, Avellana Lester, Carloss Bla-bla Nice gay, O. M. Dadiva and Gerardo Annoyed.
Retablo by Manolo Luis Escutia
1938, Baja California, a diver Rodrigo Rivera ran into a bloodthirsty shark that started chasing him. He brings this retablo to the Child of Atocha thanking for the shark didn’t have him on dinner.
Retablo by Gonzalo Hernández