Virgin Mary Griddle
May 03, 2009 · Best Answer: 1. Somebody wanted publicity. 2. The media fell for it and "advertised" for the person in #1, causing people to flock to see what this is all about. 3. My guess is most of the people going to see it are going to ridicule, and most of the remainder are skeptics. 4. If a person needs a griddle
0 Virgin Mary Appears in Restaurant Griddle CALEXICO — For the past week the Las Palmas swap meet here has been able to boast more than just good deals on cheap clothing. It’s now also an official viewing site for a bona fide likeness of the Virgin Mary.
The Virgin Mary has been one of the major subjects of Christian Art, Catholic Art and Western Art since Early Christian art and she has been very widely portrayed in iconic "portraits", often known as Madonnas, with the infant Jesus in the Madonna and ,
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The hottest thing on the griddle at the Las Palmas restaurant these days isn’t the food — it’s the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe that a cook says she saw on the griddle.
May 03, 2009 · Virgin Mary seen on griddle – Weird news- msnbc.com Under a picture on the web page is this: Mexican wrestlers Renegado and Mr. Tempest look at an image of what they believe is "Our Lady of Guadalupe" on a griddle at Las Palmas restaurant in Calexico, Calif.
May 04, 2009 · Calexico restaurant says griddle has likeness of the Virgin Mary The griddle at the Las Palmas Mexican restaurant has been taken off the stove and is now displayed in a room that is quickly filling up with rosaries, flowers, votive candles and other offerings.
May 04, 2009 · The faithful are flocking to a Mexican restaurant in California to see what some call a miracle: a griddle apparently imprinted with the Virgin Mary’s image, the Los Angeles Times reports. A cook
Jan 04, 2018 · A mark resembling an outline of the Virgin Mary appeared on a griddle at the Las Palmas Mexican restaurant in Calexico, Calif. Manager Brenda Martinez said the likeness first appeared when the griddle was being cleaned on April 22.