Archbishop Andres, S.S.B., in New Orleans for consecration of Metropolitan Archbishop Paul, S.S.B. larger pix
Archbishop Andres, S.S.B., in New Orleans for consecration of Metropolitan Archbishop Paul, S.S.B. larger pix
Walter and Archbishop Andres, at the Guatemala airport - as young men they were brothers in the same order, went through severe hardships taking care of the people of Guatemala, and until
February, 2000, had not seen each other in about 20 years. larger pix
The new 
Church at Saint Joseph's. larger pix
The old 
Church at Saint Josephs. larger pix
This is a 
view of the rear of the old church, with the new church in the frame at the back left. One of the children is on the right. larger pix
This is the 
Seminary house, Archbishop Andres' residence and that of some of the Priests and Seminarians. larger pix
The "front porch" - 
patio of the house. A place to gather in the morning and evening, and where one can sit, pray, read, and contemplate. larger pix
The 
old school buildings on main grounds of the Seminary. No HV/AC, chalkboards are black
paint on a plaster wall, as is the school and most of the the faclities. There is a greater interest in
learning and service, than there is in creature comforts. The main house is behind the school, and
the old and new Church buildings are to the left rear of the photographer. larger pix
This is a view of the 
grounds - the drive which passes the Seminary house and goes past the
sisters residence and the staff housing on to the farm area. There is a beautiful stream down the
road, but the pix did not come out. Next time!. larger pix
This is the 
road which is between the Seminary house and the Church. Church is on the left,
house on the right, old seminary and school buildings on the right (all being mostly out of the
frame). larger pix
One of the parish 
churches and its 
interior. larger exterior pix and larger interior pix
Another parish church. larger pix The "you know whos" are buinding a new church virtually around the corner, but as of the year 2000 A.S. they still have not created even one farm. In 1998-1998 A.D., Archbishop Andres, S.S.B., amassed enough good land for between 800 and 1,000 farms, and then gave the land to the poor for farms - no strings attached. These are good farms, large enough to provide for large, extended families, with a surplus for commerce.
The new Church [
extrerior and 
] interior, the "you know whos" are building. larger exterior pix and interior pix
The 
school; to the right are service buildings. The buildings in the 
foreground are classrooms -
open walled and filled with children learning, and in the background to the right are some
administration buildings. The 
grounds are most 
beautiful - the building hidden in the
background the length of both pictures is a series of classrooms on the grounds opposite the open
walled class rooms. This is a closeup of the 
line of open walled "service" building. There even
is a sign designating the 
School, and an official 
government plaque. On the opposite side of the school
grounds is a 
building similar to the old school building on the main seminary grounds - this is the
building hidden in the prior pictures. No utilities, blackboard is black paint on the wall, and the
students learn and live Christ's Love. Larger, more detailed pictures, in order pix1
pix2 pix3 pix4 pix5 pix6 pix7 pix8
+ Paul's Guatemalan Guardian 
Angel, who the Sisters nicknamed El Diablo [because he is 100%
eight year old boy]. On the stage platform 
erected for the ordinatioin liturgy in February, 2000 A.D. larger solo pix and on stage pix
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Revised 4 May 2005 A.D.
