Three pages of Santos, sacred hearts, images of the Virgin of Guadalupe, Our Lady of Soledad, and other saints, as well as a large assortment of Religious Art.

Located at the end of the Virgin of Guadalupe section, this page offers crosses of all kinds--wall crosses, standing crosses, and jewelry.  Included are milagro crosses, tin crosses, tin and tile crosses, crucifixes, and much more.

Five pages about Christmas in Mexico feature angels, Nativity scenes, and other religious scenes including the Last Supper, Adam and Eve, and Noah's Ark scenes.  The last page of this section includes a wonderful array of ornaments that can be used year round as well as at Christmas.

Mexico's Trees of Life celebrate life, often with religious theses, the most common of which is Adam and Eve but other scenes are used as well. The overall purpose of all of these trees is to celebrate God's greatest gift.

The Day of the Dead is essencially a religious celebration of All Saints Day and All Souls Day in which loved ones are remembered and celebrated. This seven page section includes incense and incense burners as well as everything necessary to construct a Day of the Dead altar.