When I was young, my grandmother, who was a devoted
catholic, told us that for many times, in the evening, the image of St. Michael
(San Miguel), the Archangel would disappear from his chapel only to be seen
moving just like any human beings, with another patron saint. Santiago.
Both images rode in a horse.
She said that her old folks believed that the two (San Miguel and
Santiago) would roam around the town with another patron saint, San Esteban.
Their purpose was unknown but the religious believers said
that they were on guard of their respective communities.
The old folks were heard that sometimes, San Miguel and
Santiago would be seen with another patron saint, a woman, the Carmelite, whose
image was taken care of by a family.
San Miguel, the Archangel was known to be the leader of the
three.
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