Santa Rita is taught by God not to prejudge her fellow man.

Story of the santos of Las Placitas.

St. Benedict helps a simple man who is victimized by tricks of a wicked Jew.

Description of the celebration of a town's patron saint. Sponsored by the Coronado Cuarto Centennial Commission.

Description of the races held on San Juan Day. Sponsored by the Coronado Cuarto Centennial Commission.

Story of the feast day of San Ysidro, the patron saint of farmers. Sponsored by the Coronado Cuarto Centennial Commission.

Story of a wood carver.

A story of how San Cristoval got his name by carrying Christ across a river.

Description of the celebration held at Arroyo Hondo on the patron saint's feast day.

Because of a promise to St. Joseph, a wealthy man marries a poor humble girl.

Tale of the appearance of the Virgin to Juan Diego of Mexico City.

Brief biographical sketches of various saints. (1939)

This story tells about the feast of San Roque and the contributions collected by the Church on his feast day. Humor.

Describes how Nuestra Senora del Rosario became the patron saint of travelers.

According to this paper San Luis Gonzaga is the patron saint of the dance. A brief description is given of the dance held in his honor.

Lucifer steals the keys to Heaven and an angel helps recover them.

Explanation of the importance of San Ysidro Labrador among the Hispanos.

Brief description of the Santa Ines del Campo shrine in Santa Fe Caon. See also: Alabados - #5-5-5 #75 Santa Ines del Campo by L. Brown.

Describes the devotions practiced when a vigil is held for Saint Persingula, the patron saint of Arroyo Hondo.

A folk story in which a group of friars are taking a statute of St. Michael to Socorro, N.M.

Descriptions of three popular saints in rural New Mexico.

The story of an old woman who lived in Cordova and cared for the Santos in the Church.