Thank you, Virgin of Guadalupe, because I met Pancho, a boatman, in Acapulco. I’m going to take him to New York with me.
Lynda Smith
— tagged with “boatmen”
Thank you, Virgin of Guadalupe, because I met Pancho, a boatman, in Acapulco. I’m going to take him to New York with me.
Lynda Smith
Retablo by Jorge Bonola
I give infinite thanks to Saint Peter with this simple exvoto for having spent the three best days of my life on a desert island with two gringo tourists. I took them for a ride, and my boat broke down, and it took a long time to rescue us, so I took a rest from cries and complaints of my crazy wife.
Inocencio Cortes ~ Acapulco, Guerrero
Retablo by Flor Palomares
Thank you, Virgin of Guadalupe, for letting me met Pancho, a boatman, in Acapulco. Now I’m going to take him to New York with me.
Lucy Wilson
Retablo by Jorge Bonola
1943, a mermaid appeared to the boatman Catarino Fernandez. She tried to take him to the bottom of the sea. He thanks the Virgin of the Charity because he escaped.
Retablo by Gonzalo Hernández
Boatman Jasinto Romero gives thanks to Saint Peter offering this retablo because with help of the saint he learned to speak english, since all his clients are gringos.
Acapulco
Retablo by Gonzalo Hernández
The boatman Joaquin Meneses makes a good living taking tourists to see the whales. He thanks Saint Peter for this great favor with the present retablo.
Retablo by Gonzalo Hernández
Holy Child of Atocha, thank you for your help. I went to the sea to test my surf-board. I was catching the waves when suddenly I got cramp. My surf taken by the waves floated away from me. I tried to reach the rocks, but the waves smashed me into them. However, thanks to my Holy Child everything ended up well. I was saved by two boatmen.
Ramiro Castro
Puerto Escondido, 1969
Retablo by Viridiana Canseco Hernández
I thank the Virgin for the opportunity to met the boatman Pedro in Acapulco. I’m going to take him with me to New York.
Susan Ofavich
Retablo by Jorge Bonola