dead will enjoy listening to them.
Hundreds of thousands visit the
cemeteries on those two days.
The Pathfinders were not
afraid, because they knew the
truth about the state of the dead.
They did not believe the tale of
Llorona Loca, dressed in white
garments with long black hair
covering her face. The legend,
with several variations, says that
this woman killed her children,
and after she died could be seen
at night crying, “/Ayyyyy mis
hijoooooooooos!” which translates
to “Oh, my children!” Just the
thought of it would terrify many
people, but not the Pathfinders,
who already knew that “the dead
know nothing” (Ecclesiastes
9:5).
That very night Pathfind-
ers left churches armed with
warm clothes, flashlights,
tape, permanent mark-
ers, and hundreds of
very nice invitation
envelopes with
¥e brochures inside.
It was a special
invitation to
learn about the
Christian hope of
eternal life. The series of
topics also included how to find
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