la santísima muerte

He’s everywhere on the Eastside. On cars, candles, soaps, and even T-shirts.  Seems as though that good old-fashioned, pagan-as-it-is, Mexican Catholicism isn’t enough.  The introduction of new ‘idols’ need be introduced like Jesús Malverde, who is the saint of a rather shady group of folks.

10 thoughts on “la santísima muerte

  1. There appears to be a church on Alvarado and 8th st, in the mini mall. (I didn’t even know what it was, and I was scared.)

  2. I BELIVE IN THE SANT MUERTE. SHE HAS DONE SO MANY MIRICLES FOR ME AND ALL MY FAMILY BEGAN TO BELIVE IN HER. CAN I GET MORE INFO ABOUT YOUR CHURCH.

  3. Don’t believe anyone who wants to keep you from believing in la santisima muerte. Those are people who don’t want to see you happy. Viva la santisima muerte!

  4. hola madrina soi jose d sacramento espero este bien i queria darle las grasias x q yamesiento mejor i queria desirle que grasias x sus bendisones i su ayuda i mi flaquita lacegira cudando

  5. I was introduced to the sacred lady by a girl i was dating,became fascinated. I paint her with love in my heart chanelled towards her. I do not doubt,or question if she is “real”- that is an immaterial question. This is not black magic- this is love.
    I am so glad I found out about this revolution

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