Giving thanks to the Child of Atocha for everything he did in my wife’s life when she almost died. This retablo is for that.
The Lopez family, Mexico
Giving thanks to the Child of Atocha for everything he did in my wife’s life when she almost died. This retablo is for that.
The Lopez family, Mexico
Retablo by Velez
Mr. Mario Rosales came home and found his little son at the bottom of the pool. He gives infinite thanks to Child of Atocha with the present retablo for he saved him in time and the son didn’t have consequences.
Retablo by Gonzalo Hernández
In Puebla, 1940, doña Juquina Benitez’ son got sick with jaundice, and it became very grave. No remedy would help him, and she entrusted him to the Child of Atocha. The next day the painter Frida visited them. She brought some medicine and a puppy, and the boy was cured. She gives infinite thanks for that.
Retablo by Gonzalo Hernández
I bring the present retablo to the Child of Atocha for helping me to meet Tin Tan and convincing him to visit my ill aunt since she always dreamt of meeting him. He even sang and danced for her and didn’t charge us, and my aunt recovered.
Gonzalo, Puebla, 1949
Retablo by Gonzalo Hernández
I persuaded my girlfriend Juanita to make love right in the field where no one could see us. She was so excited she accidentally kicked me in my balls with her knee. I give infinite thanks to the Holy Child of Atocha for the blow wasn’t very serious as I was afraid not being able to have children.
Arnulfo Martinez ~ Zamora, Michoacan
Retablo by Flor Palomares
Veronica Robledo fervently thanks the Holy Child of Atocha because she was chosen for the poster in a men magazine and they made some beautiful photos with her.
Mexico City, Mexico, 1978
Retablo by Rogelio Peña
I dedicate this retablo to the Holy Child of Atocha to thank him for my son Benjamin Lagunas was unhurt when he fell off a swing.
Antonia Castro
Retablo by Jorge Bonola
When my son Anacleto was swimming in Rio Verde, came a strong current and dragged him to the rocks, but thanks to the Holy Child of Atocha I could save him.
Sra. Matilde Garcia thanks him
Retablo by Jorge Bonola
We, nurses fans of Lucha Libre wrestling, give infinite thanks to the Holy Child of Atocha for patriotism and love to the Mexican people of those wrestlers, like the Son of the Sovereign, who are, along with their relatives, producing masks as their contribution to the fight against COVID-19.
CDMX, 2020
Retablo by Gonzalo Palacios
Jeronima Tiomitzi was carrying a jug full of pulque, and when she passed near a damned mule she received a kick in her coccyx. She gives thanks to the Child of Atocha for she has been recovered and the owner of the mule has repaid for her jug and pulque.
Puebla, 1920
Retablo by Gonzalo Hernández
We thank the Virgin of San Juan and the little Child of Atocha for giving us the whole corn harvest. We can sell it and get married. We only ask for health to be able to keep on working on our lands.
The Sanchez family, Puebla, Mexico, 20–11–1996
Retablo by Luis Vilchis
The day of the fire my daughter was lost. Since we didn’t know anything about her, I implored the Child of Atocha. Now we know hat she ran away with a fireman. We thank with this retablo because she was about to become an old maid.
Puebla
Juaquina Lopez, 1953
Retablo by Gonzalo Hernández
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