19th Century Mexican Antique Retablo of Jesús en el Calvario, or Jesus Crucified at Calvary #22 red In some French folklore

In some French folklore

John Apostle) were donated to Saint Joseph Cathedral of Antigua Guatemala (a city formerly known as Santiago Knights of Guatemala and declared Humanity's Cultural Heritage by the UNESCO in 1979) eliciting an uncontainable and renewed veneration for Black Christ of Esquipulas among his followers

The boy would often travel with them until they were out of danger and then guide them to the safest roads to reach their destination

Reluctantly

Knotted with silk cord

19th Century Mexican Antique Retablo of Jesús en el Calvario, or Jesus Crucified at Calvary #22 red In some French folklore19th Century Mexican Antique Retablo of Jess en el Calvario, or Jesus Crucified at Calvary. In this rare 19th century antique Mexican folk retablo, Jesus is depicted Crucified at Calvary, attended by Mary and John the Apostle (sometimes referred to as the Beloved Disciple). Calvary, also known as Golgotha, was, according to the Gospels, a site immediately outside Jerusalem's walls where Jesus was Crucified. Golgotha is the Greek transcription in the