Worship Huehuetéotl as our Patron God

Huehuetéotl, the Old God, was one of the oldest Mesoamerican deities, a god of fire shown as a bearded, toothless old man carrying a great brazier on his back. His effigies have been found at Cuicuilco and Monte Albán, at Teotihuacan, and as far away as the Guatemalan highlands.

In Aztec practice the Florentine Codex treats him as another name of Xiuhtecuhtli, and hearts torn from sacrificial victims were burned on coals to win back his favour.