San Ramon Nonato Retablo
This tiny retablo painted by Marie Romero Cash depicts San Ramon Nonato, patron saint of slaves, women in labor, and victims of gossip, protector of newborns; he is called “Nonato” which translates to “unborn”, because he was delivered from his mother’s womb by Caesarian section, not dated, made with natural pigments painted on wood, 2 ½ x 3 ½ inches
This tiny retablo painted by Marie Romero Cash depicts San Ramon Nonato, patron saint of slaves, women in labor, and victims of gossip, protector of newborns; he is called “Nonato” which translates to “unborn”, because he was delivered from his mother’s womb by Caesarian section, not dated, made with natural pigments painted on wood, 2 ½ x 3 ½ inches
This tiny retablo painted by Marie Romero Cash depicts San Ramon Nonato, patron saint of slaves, women in labor, and victims of gossip, protector of newborns; he is called “Nonato” which translates to “unborn”, because he was delivered from his mother’s womb by Caesarian section, not dated, made with natural pigments painted on wood, 2 ½ x 3 ½ inches