UMMMMMMM...SAYS FR. K AND THE MISSING STATUE RETURNS

Posted by Tim Rohr

The statue of Our Lady of Guadalupe has finally been returned to (you guessed it) the parish of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Santa Rita. While I am happy for parishioners, I am appalled that they so easily let the monsters who absconded with it off the hook. And had it not been for the incessant war waged here on this blog against the kiko's, the statue might never have come back. 

I understand that the restoration of the statue - after it was removed from its pedestal and broken - cost the people of the parish tens of thousands of dollars. And meanwhile, the monster who broke it roams free about the neocatechumenal world at our expense. SMH

Here is what I wrote about this two years ago:

WHERE IN THE WORLD IS TE COATLAXOPEUH?

OUR LADY OF KAMALIN: THE GUADALUPE CONNECTION

Today, December 12, is the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe. I have written columns about her for the U Matuna here and here.

WHERE IN THE WORLD IS TE COATLAXOPEUH?

While we say "Guadalupe" - because that's what the Spanish-speaking bishop thought he heard the Aztec, St. Juan Diego, say - St. Juan Diego did not speak Spanish, and probably said the phonetically similar Aztec word Te Coatlaxopeuh, which is the name Our Lady most likely gave him when he asked her for it. To learn more about Te Coatlaxopeuh and her amazing possible connection to Guam, go here.

Meanwhile, this post is an All Points Bulletin to help us track down the missing statue of Te Coatlaxopeuh from the church which is named for her, the church in the village of Santa Rita.

We are not unfamiliar with accounts of the statue of Our Lady of Kamalin going missing from time to time, and in fact its disappearances and reappearances have become part of its legend. But apparently we have a new legend happening in Santa Rita, and, according to some parishioners, it goes like this: