
Lucifer and the Crucifer - The Engima of the Penitentes
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Yellow softcover. Has minor edge and corner; Has information about the Catholics who lived in Colorado known as the Penitentes. They were not a particularly happy lot, as shown by their artwork, pictures of which appear in the book, and were extremely devoted to Catholicism. The Hermanos Penitentes are a society of individuals, who, to atone for their sins, practise penances which consist principally of flagellation, carrying heavy crosses, binding the body to a cross, and tying the limbs to hinder the circulation of the blood. These practices have prevailed in Colorado and New Mexico since the beginning of the nineteenth century. Up to the year 1890, they were public; at present they are secret, though not strictly. ; 5.75" x 8.75"; 44 pages Very Good wear, but pages are tight and clean. No noticed markings. Previous owner's library sticker inside front cover.
- Book cover type
- Soft
- Genre
- Religion & spirituality
- Target audience
- Adults
- Author
- Mills, George - Grove, Richard
- Publisher
- The Westerners, Inc., Colorado Springs, CO
- PublishYear
- 1966
- Binding
- Paperback
- Edition
- Second Printing.
- Height
- 8.75 Inches
- Width
- 5.75 Inches
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