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Maria de Allande is a Spanish cardinal living in Rome. Maria de Allande holds a great deal of political power in the Catholic church, so Ferrand appeals directly to this astute young cardinal in his attempts to elevate Jean-Marie Latour to the status of bishop. Unlike Ferrand, Maria de Allande is able to balance his passion for church politics with an appreciation for more worldly pleasures.
Garcia Maria de Allande Quotes in Death Comes for the Archbishop
The Death Comes for the Archbishop quotes below are all either spoken by Garcia Maria de Allande or refer to Garcia Maria de Allande. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
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Book 3: The Wooden Parrot
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“At Ácoma,” [Father Jesus] said, “you can see something very holy. They have their portrait of St. Joseph, sent to them by one of the Kings of Spain, long ago, and it has worked many miracles. If the season is dry, the Ácoma people take the picture down to their farms at Ácoma, and it never fails to produce rain. They have rain when none falls in all the country, and may have crops when the Laguna Indians have none.”
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Garcia Maria de Allande Quotes in Death Comes for the Archbishop
The Death Comes for the Archbishop quotes below are all either spoken by Garcia Maria de Allande or refer to Garcia Maria de Allande. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
).
Book 3: The Wooden Parrot
Quotes
“At Ácoma,” [Father Jesus] said, “you can see something very holy. They have their portrait of St. Joseph, sent to them by one of the Kings of Spain, long ago, and it has worked many miracles. If the season is dry, the Ácoma people take the picture down to their farms at Ácoma, and it never fails to produce rain. They have rain when none falls in all the country, and may have crops when the Laguna Indians have none.”
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