Thank You, St. Anthony!

So I bought a ring the other day and the very next day I lost it. My fingers tend to swell and shrink over the course of the day and so when my fingers were in a shrunken phase the ring had slipped off. So after spending hours searching for it I finally gave up for the night and before I went to bed I headed over to my altar and asked St. Anthony if he could retrieve it for me. I didn't even say the little prayer or rhyme that most people say when petitioning him. I just asked him nicely. So the very next day I go to do laundry and open up the washer and see something weird at the bottom. I actually thought it was a nut or part of something that had broken off of the machine. I picked it up and it turned out to be my ring. I still have no idea how it got in there.

Thank you, St. Anthony for coming through for me. You will be rewarded!

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Cult Of Santa Muerte, Folk Religion, Spread By And Empowered By Women

A look at the roll of women in the development and spread of the cult of Santa Muerte and other folk religious practices.

http://www.christiancentury.org/article/2015-05/folk-religions-thrive-womens-spirit

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Santa Muerte Statue In Middle Of Road Prompts Bomb Squad To Take Action

One of the most silliest things I've read in a while. Someone put a statue of Santa Muerte in the middle of the road in San Benito, TX. So what do the authorities do? They send out the bomb squad, of course!

http://www.valleycentral.com/news/story.aspx?id=1201347

http://www.valleycentral.com/news/story.aspx?id=1201803

My take is that this was likely a magical act or spell. Note that it is a white-robed Santa Muerte, which is for protection and blessing. Could this statue have been placed there as a simple "road opening" spell?

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Thank You, St. Expedite

Once again, you have come through for me in my time of need in a very quick and efficient manner. Thank you, St. Expedite! 

http://mysecrethoodoo.blogspot.com/2011/10/st-expedite.html

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