Virgin Miriam,San Xavier & Garlic

By Colonel Bain, Unfiltered 9-08-07

Hello Lectores,
Mira! der a festival dat will be cookin n Minot, North Dakota where Garlic will be de chief topic..Hummm Good..Colonel Bain just cann't imagine a world without garlic.
De Monks even love de stuff..Dey speak Der even is a Martyr-Saint Werefried who is the patron presence of de vegatable garden an Garlic.
Werefried was A Benedictine Monk born in 742 AD who's coffin appeared floating down a river when he was found dead in Arnheim, Nederlands..Yepper Anton Werefried spoke of false faith witsh need'n to be fought against by courage teachings witsh revealed doctrines on death, judgment, Hell an Heaven..
An ancient Trinitarian Monk born in England (believing n de Holy Trinity supernatural touch), his spiritualism taugh to bee "without glory" hummm...
In Arizona, a State in de Old West wher de ancient mission San Xavier del Bac has t'be de finest Spanish Mission , an unique blended of cultured archticture located nueve miles S of Tuscon.. a beautiful Presido n de Papago Indian Res..
A Mission dat belongs to de people, not to a single man's religion. Tell dem care takers de Colonel sent ya!! Hummmm...
What Beauty in prayer today on Virgin Miriam (Mary) B-day. So when ya pray today De colonel tells ya to use her real name she'll be list'n.. * soft music*
Happy Birthday Miriam!! Frum de Colonel My hat off to Ya dis day.. Giddup...Mr Secreto Amor

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Comments

By maggie, 9-10-07

I couldn't understand a word of this. Would it be possible to provide translations?

By Colonel Bain, 9-11-07

Whooa...sure..garlic is a food a healing bulb used in chiles and stews with a somewhat tart flavor!! I do not recommend hanging garlic around your neck...unless you want to ward off unwanted males?? maybe then ??

Prayer is something you do to recieve goodness. Missions are churches of de old Spanish style ( Adobe) where people worship an go see what their neibor is wearing dat day. San Xavier Mission is located near Tuscon, Arizona a Outlaw city n de desert. Dat OK Corral gunfight thing...hummm
Most call de "Mother of Christ" MARY.. but being a Trinitarian, I use de name frum de ancient days Miraim.
Maggie, I would reccomend you start with de "Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth".. Book Or B.I.B.L.E. as a place to start..
It will give you de necessary translations..
Giddup..Hey Maggie thanks for reading!!

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