Picture from senior missionaries' trip to Lujan, Argentina, March 25, 2011

Ron and Pat Cundick, Mark and Linda Zobrist, John and Sharlene Hollingsworth, 

Kelley and Zella Grieve, Marianne Anderson and Rebecca Blanchette

During Mass inside the Cathedral at Lujan, Argentina

Cathedral in Lujan, Argentina

Mark in front of one of the many alters to the Virgin Mary that are
found in the basement of the cathedral.

Mark with hundreds of SCOUT kneckerchefs.  We didn't realize that Argentina had scouts.

The alter from the United States--a beautiful wood carving of the Virgin Mary.

Linda, Sharlene, Ron, Pat and John

This is where you fill up your bottle with holy water.  I'm not sure 
what you do with the holy water though!

This is where you get your blessings!  (Bendiciones) The priest sprinkles holy water on your head or 

this instance, on this man's bottle of holy water that he just filled up.   Just before this, he blessed a woman. 
She stood in front of him and he shook his little wand and sprinkled water on top of her head!

The sign says, "Rural museum, the Province of Buenos Aires."

We almost ate here across the street from the rural museum!  You can see the food below.  
Also, you can read about our adventure in a previous post.

Rebecca ready with her knife.  The pictures above and below are the types of food that this restaurant serves.  If you look closely, you see rabbit, intestines, organs, different cuts of beef and pork and a variety of vegetables.  It smelled pretty good but there were just too many flies around for me!

The poor little creature with his legs and arms sticking out is a rabbit!

Believe it or not, this is a golf course about 10 miles outside of Lujan.  The white stakes are in the fairway.  We didn't see anyone playing golf though.  The huge rolls in the background are alfalfa.