Monday, August 29, 2011

Feast Day at the Old California Mission San Luis Rey De Francia

We went to the Feast Day on Friday, but I've been too lazy to put up the pictures :P
This was the first ever Feast Day held for San Luis Rey De Francia at our church, Mission San Luis Rey. I only know a little about  feast days, but apparently they do them in Spain too. In doing some investigating, I learned that there was an old tradition where instead of celebrating a child's birthday, they would celebrate the child name day/Feast Day (if they were named after a saint) ~ <3 Nati


               Nico had the camera......


                                      Nico's little toy armadillo.


                      On our way to the Mission


                                               On our way to the Mission



                                                 The sunset
There was an Aztec Dance preformance
 2 children watching
 Aztec Dance

 The archways against the sky
 Aztec Dance, I like this one because it shows the little girl dancing in it
 Aztec Dance
 The ladies with thier baskets/offerings of flowers
 The Mission's bell tower
 Los Pequenos Gigantes Dance
 Los Pequenos Gigantes Dance
 Sunset
 One of the old laterns
 These lamps reminded me a lot of the ones in Wellesley
 The Knight of Columbus
 The statue of San Luis Rey De Francia

 Cactus against the sky
 Looking up at the Mission
 The statue
 Aztec Dancers in the procession
 The Aztec lady who carried the incense
 The ladies and thier baskets of fowers
 A statue of Saint Francis of Assi in front odf the Mission
 The Mission
 In the church
 The altar
 Painting on a colum
 The roof of the Mission is very old. It's the same roof and church that the Spaniards first used with the natives.
 A painting of San Luis Rey De Francia
 The Holy Water

 Group Pic
 The Mission at night
 Fireworks
 Fireworks
 Fireworks
 Fireworks
 Fireworks
 Group Pic



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