Bernardo and the Virgin
earliest edition we have, 2004 Northwestern University Press, 2007 paperback 468 pages
"The year is 1980, and the Sandinistas are newly in power in Nigaragua. Bernardo Martinez, a modest, unassuming tailor in the town of Cuapa, witnesses an extraordinary thing: an otherworldly glow around the statue of the Virgin Mary in the church where he volunteers as sacristan, and soon the Holy Virgin appears. She instructs Bernardo to forget his money problems and fear of ridicule and to spread her message of pea...
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