More of Roger's Angels
Figures of bizzare creatures like the one of above are mounted on the walls throughout Mahony's cathedral in Los Angeles. We are told that they are angels. One would assume that they are of the fallen variety.
A Catholic Living with L.A.
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That is breath-takingly beautiful.
Hah! You are so obsessed with Roger's Angels. Do you dream about them? Or should I say, do you have nightmares about them? :)
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I think I've worked out what it is. It's clearly symbolic. If you look at it from the side, it appears to be a crustacean claw about to crush a female's head. The female clearly represents the orthodox Catholic faithful of LA. Now the claw...
Maybe Boba Fett trying out a new jetpack?
JOSEPH D'HIPPOLITO SAYS...
One would assume that they are of the fallen variety...
No, that's El Cardenal. No, wait, he's a successor of that famed apostle, Judas.
These exemplify what becomes of angels after they get traded to the Dodgers -- as in Roger's Truth Dodgers, that is.
St. Jeff Kent, pray for us.
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