Our pastor spoke on Our Lady of Guadalupe on Thursday. The Spanish interpreted the Aztec phrase for "she who crushes the head of serpents" for their "Guadalupe", which was an apparition in Spain that the Spanish had a strong devotion to. This is fitting, because the pachademon (who was represented as a red dragon prior to the Spanish coming) was worshiped on the hill nearby Tepayac Hill, where Our Lady appeared.
Our Ladybof Guadalupe, destroyer of pachamama, Pray for us!
Our pastor spoke on Our Lady of Guadalupe on Thursday. The Spanish interpreted the Aztec phrase for "she who crushes the head of serpents" for their "Guadalupe", which was an apparition in Spain that the Spanish had a strong devotion to. This is fitting, because the pachademon (who was represented as a red dragon prior to the Spanish coming) was worshiped on the hill nearby Tepayac Hill, where Our Lady appeared.
Our Ladybof Guadalupe, destroyer of pachamama, Pray for us!