Six months ago, Alex Khatchadourian traded the seaside suburbs of her Redondo Beach hometown for the bright lights and the big city of downtown Los Angeles.
She was a newcomer in a city just 20 miles away from her own; for weeks she wandered its unfamiliar streets, thrilled by the newness of it all.
Almost immediately she became acutely aware of the omnipresence of La Virgen de Guadalupe, an image painted on storefronts, garage doors, sidewalks, and tree trunks.
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