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Death comes for all of us, for some as a shadow waiting to snatch our souls from us, for others an angel descended from heaven to bring us home. In all cultures around the world, there are references or myths about personified death. The image of death is depicted as a grim reaper, a guardian of the underworld, a faceless ghost, and in Mexico it is theSanta Muerte. Although the Catholic Church and the Mexican government have officially rejected the cult of theSanta Muerte (the saint of death) in Mexico, there is no denying the popularity and fervor of…