Devotion Old School
I use to think the three crosses had a christian meaning. Well it has but not the way you imagined. Real reenactments took place centuries again by the Spanish. The idea of native people embracing Christianity and sending their souls to heaven was real. The Padres thought they were doing their job. From ceased blankets to religious persecution did take place but have been banished.
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Rachel Watson 27/12/2011 21:46
I learnet, crosses are not signs of christianity but symbols for a God named Tammuz, in pagan times. Like many other things, christianity took it over. rachel