THE STORY: Sister Columban asks St. Joseph to help her return a large picture of Our Lady of Guadalupe to Mexico for the Feast of Guadalupe, and he does. He takes her and the picture and the convent and six other nuns to Concepcion, Mexico, where, during the colorful fiesta which includes hymns to Our Lady and fireworks, the picture is returned to the townspeople.
A sequel to
Seven Nuns at Las Vegas.
“It is with a full-throated shout of pure delight that we can announce Natalie White is up to her old tricks with a new farce, an exciting and exhilarating Mexican holiday. The play rolls along as though it had been written by the characters themselves. The inevitable miracle pops up at the very beginning and it’s fascinating to watch the characters develop it into such a casual and plausible experience that it becomes absolutely believable.” —St. Leo Publications.
“It is a timely farce written in a spirit of timeless religion…mirthful and moving.” —The New World.
“…a romping hegira full of merry guimped spirits and flights of sublime laughter…a new dimension of the ethereal blended with the farcical.” —Catholic Theatre.
