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Tag Archives: New Mexico
Penitentes Brotherhood of New Mexico
“A click; the room was darkened; and suddenly, on the screen above the Master’s head, there were the Penitentes of Acoma prostrating themselves before Our Lady, and wailing as John had heard them wail, confessing their sins before Jesus on … Continue reading
Home Is Right Here!
“Home is the place where, when you have to go there, they have to take you in.” Robert Frost, The Death of the Hired Man. “More than anything else, we long for home. Our deep ache for intimacy, security, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Buddha, Homecoming, New Mexico, Pasadena, Sange de Cristo Mountains, Santa Fe
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Healing Prayers at Chimayo
The road to El Sanctuario de Chimayo winds through ancient country roads in northern New Mexico, passing through Indian pueblos and tiny Hispano villages. Janice, Erik and I are midway through our vacation and we join other pilgrims journeying to … Continue reading
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Tagged AIDS, Catholic shrine, Chimayo, healing prayers, healing sand, New Mexico, Passion of Jesus, St. Francis
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