To the Lord of Jacinto I give thanks because my husband Macacrio no longer hits me and no longer gets drunk and now live very happily. Felisa Montes San Luis Potosi 1960
To the Lord of Jacinto I give thanks because my husband Macacrio no longer hits me and no longer gets drunk and now live very happily. Felisa Montes San Luis Potosi 1960
Lord of Chalma I give you thinks because my children have returned to me. They left me because I would always be drunk and spent all my time in the “cantina” and when I went back home I would hit her and the children. Finding myself more alone than a dog I understood that I did not want to live without them and promised to stop drinking, crying I begged her to come back to me. Today I promise not to get drunk for ten years. Jeronimo Urbina Tacabuya Mexico 1990
When returning from the market a man with a black hat and a vegetable knife wanted to attack me but two very fierce medium sized dogs attacked him because they hated men with sombreros and I was saved. Thank you VirginMaria Lopez
Coming out of mass at 7 on June 15 1942 the sisters Rosa and Carmen Ruiz had a fright in the alley behind the market when an assailant with a pistol suddenly appeared they entrusted themselves to the Virgin of San Juan of the Lakes because the guy didn’t kill them or hurt them and only took their purses in which we carried only money and their missal and he didn’t do a single other damage for which they give their thanks with this retablo
Lord of Miracles thank you for giving us leave to return to the United States San Antonio Cal. We put ourselves in your hands and have done so well that with a little cash we already bought ourselves a little store that is called El Milagro. We gratefully offer this. Ramiro Cruz and Juliana Diassan Juan Nuevo Michoacan1960
Tiodora Sanches [is] immensely Grateful [to you] for Bringing her cure from a colic that Wouldn’t let her live in Peace. She Pled with All her heart to the little Virgin of Guadalupe to free her from this pain and thus it was Gone. Dolores HidalgoGTO (Guanajuato) 1920