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You know I'm pretty tolerant, patient and it takes a lot for me to pass judgement and at the same time, all i can think is "GET A FUCKIN' GRIP HERE, PEOPLE!"
Nazario Moreno Gonzalez, La Familia Cartel, following in the footsteps of Jesus Malverde, the saint of the narcos. Nazario Moreno Gonzalez, founder of La Familia cartel, is revered in Michoacan like a saint. ![]() In the region of Apatzingan the capo, whom his followers called El Chayo, prayers are addressed to him as Saint-Nazaire. ![]() The photo of one of the altars was exhibited publicly in the book Word of Knight, a criminal group written about the Knights Templar, which circulates in Michoacan. "O Lord Almighty, deliver me from all sin, give me holy protection through San Nazario " ![]() "Protector of the poorest, Knight of the villages, Saint-Nazaire, give us life, O blessed Holy crying . " says the prayer dedicated to lord Michoacan. Some altars in his name have been raised in a place known as El Cerrito de la Cruz and the Dutch community in the municipality of Apatzingan. ![]() Police sources confirmed this version and added that some of these altars have been allegedly dismantled by federal forces, but subsequently reinstated in other neighborhood. " Blessed Light of the night, defender of the sick, San Nazario, as our saint, always I commend you " , "Glory to God the Father, I dedicate my rosary, give us more work and health, wealth in our homes, our people are blessed, I ask Saint-Nazaire" . parishioners pray to him. Born in Apatzingan on March 8, 1970, El Chayo came to be in the list of most wanted by the Mexican government. For his capture was offered 30 million pesos. According to official reports, the boss began as a migrant in the U.S. and then jumped into the drug trade, trafficking in marijuana in the Tamaulipas border. Selling marijuana, he went on to become leader of one of the most violent criminal organizations in the history of Mexico, called La Familia Michoacana. In addition, we know that he delivered Bibles to his followers as the rubricaba the most crazy and not his name. On December 10, 2010, the Mexican government reported that El Chayo was shot during a violent clash in the mountains of Apatzingan in the state of Michoacan. ![]() http://www.blogdelnarco.com/2012/07/canonizan-a-nazario-moreno-el-chayo-fundador-de-la-familia-michoacana/#more-12852 |
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amen Havana.....get a fucking grip indeed!!! Maybe i can become a saint too???
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I am not a Bible scholar, but I think there is something in it about worshiping false gods and idols. Sounds like a lot of people are destined for that hot place down below.
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unfucken believable!!!!! What are these people thinking? Oh yea Chivo well I piss on his grave if in fact he is dead.
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thou shall not worship false gods before me....(commandment)
and exodus has a passage that prohibits any false worship my words may be off a little...but I was raised a strict Catholic girl. Religion was taught in rote format, that is something one does not forget even when a person tries.... Yep, still Catholic....a Non-conformist style of Catholicism. Such as confession…why do I need a middle man? I always tell my church lovin sis “Jesus told me it’s ok” all that said...I vist many places of worship but still don't feel home until I walk into a Catholic church...paz, chivis
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Havana...you know what I think of BDN...
so, who are the "Police sources"? a corrupt cop? or SIEDO? or PGR?
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No offense, but the veneration of Saints is not worship, it's only showing respect for people that have lead exemplary Christian lives. Hanging photos or flowers isn't anything that people aren't already doing for their dead relatives.
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@Chivis, Maybe the reason I couldn't remember the exact passages is because I am a retired Methodist.
@Birria De Chivo, As I told Chivis above, I am not a Catholic, but I am under the impression that for someone to become a "Saint", there is quite an involved canonization process that has to followed and then the Pope can declare them a "Saint". "O Lord Almighty, deliver me from all sin, give me holy protection through San Nazario " "Protector of the poorest, Knight of the villages, Saint-Nazaire, give us life, O blessed Holy crying . " Blessed Light of the night, defender of the sick, San Nazario, as our saint, always I commend you " "Glory to God the Father, I dedicate my rosary, give us more work and health, wealth in our homes, our people are blessed, I ask Saint-Nazaire" . parishioners pray to him. Sounds very like Christian prayers that end in "in Jesus name I pray" You said; "No offense, but the veneration of Saints is not worship, it's only showing respect for people that have lead exemplary Christian lives. Considering that Nazario has not yet achieved sainthood, it sure sounds like worshiping a false idol to me. It is quite a bit different than putting flowers on the graves of our loved ones.
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I'm sorry if I lead you to believe that I supported making "El Chayo" a Saint, my apologies.
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It would be sooo funny if hes not dead and still walking around with tuta
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hmmmm... Not like the pope could say much on this. That man protects peadophiles and also was a member of the nazi youth party... not to mention the vatican has enough money stuffed away to almost end poverty in over half the world. But guess where the moneys going?Noooooooowhere
*hides from all the catholics* lol
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Right, wasn't CJNG saying that he isn't dead he just "rebranded" LFM into CT and is controlling the cartel in the background
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Yup, I just wrote a story bout him still breathen on the main board, I personally think there is a good chance hes alive, but no one other than those who know, know.
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![]() yeh, Birria de Chiva-I really believed you supported making El Chayo a saint...... about..... as much as there's a chance you'll find me in Michoacan on my knees worshiping El Chayo. @Chivis http://www.insightcrime.org/insight-latest-news/item/2884-dead-drug-boss-sainted-in-mexico They link to BDN http://noticias-mexico.com/canonizan-a-nazario-moreno-el-chayo-fundador-de-la-familia-michoacana.html photos same as BDN |
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