The Puerto Rican
Jesus
by
Don Jíbaro Barbablanca
Is Jesus Christ
really part of the Puerto Rican
Culture or is He just an Icon at
Easter and Christmas?

have always said that a Boricua born in the North Pole
is an Esquimo... he's still a Boricua. The place of birth only makes you a
citizen of that place, nothing more and nothing less. I'm proud of
Jesus... whether He had been born in Puerto Rico or the North Pole. ...but
God wanted Him in Israel.
Me? I was born in 60 years ago in San
Juan but was raised in Bayamón, when Bayamón was little, not the
Metropolis that it is today. No, Clark Kent doesn't live there.
IF YOU VISIT any town in Puerto
Rico, most likely you'll see a church in the town's main plaza. Inside
that church, for the most part, Jesus will be the focus of the
congregation's faith.
It has been like that for hundreds
of years since the Spanish Friars were sent to convert the inhabitants of
the "New World". I didn't make it so, you didn't either, but that's just
the way it was; and nothing is going to change that... not even statehood
or independence, should it either ever come.

Read More Here
http://jibaros.com/jesus2009.htm
Have a Blessed
Day

