[bornacatholic]

The ONLY vision that really interests me is the Indian Tradition throughout the South West and West that a "Lady in Blue," Mary of Agreda, walked amongst them about 500 times and taught them the Gospel and so they were prepared to accept Christianity when the Spanish Missionaries arrived.

That Mary never physically left the Clositer suggests bilocation and the reality this happened is confirmed by many different events.

In any event, "The Lady in Blue" (The color of her Order's Habit) taught them the Gospel and they taught her how to make Chili. If that is not an example of a great cultural exchange,nothing is...

[ArrogantBustard]

"The Lady in Blue" (The color of her Order's Habit) taught them the Gospel and they taught her how to make Chili.

The Indians got the better of the deal.

Barely.

;'}

[bornacatholic]

I know I am sorta high-jacking the thread, so, I will just post this one thing then stop. I mean, I love the Church and I love Chili, so, y'all have to permit me this leeway. Here is what purports to be the Chili the Indians taught "La Dama de Azul", "The Lady in Blue," to make.

http://www.fieldandstream.com/fieldstream/outdoorskills/cooking/article/0,13199,1126964-2,00.html