There is traditional images of the Crucifixion and of the Virgin of Guadalupe. Inside there was also small basin to sprinkle babies at their baptism which can be seen in the center of the second picture. Over the top of the rectory was a canvas semi-circular awning type structure, white with green and red letters--the colors of the Mexican flag. It said, "¿Que te preocupes? No estoy. Que soy tu madre. Estás bajo mi sombra." "Why are you worried? I am not here. I am your Mother. You are under my shadow [grace/protection]." Worship of the virgin is a huge battle with our investigators. She is ahead of the Father and the Son in their priorities of belief, or superstition.