Nacho is raised in a Mexican orphanage by Mexican monks. So why, as a child, does he have an English Bible in his drawer? It couldn't be from his mother since his mother was a Lutheran missionary and the Catholic monks would regard a Lutheran version of the Bible as heresy. [Why wouldn't it be from his mother? We don't know all the details of what happened in the past. And a Lutheran Bible would not be considered heresy by Catholics. It is the same Bible with the exception that the Catholic Bible contains the Apocryphal Books. If the Bible was given by his mother, it is likely they would let him keep it as it is one of only a few links to his biological family.]
Nacho Libre (2006) - 1 correction
starring Jack Black
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Nacho is raised in a Mexican orphanage by Mexican monks. So why, as a child, does he have an English Bible in his drawer? It couldn't be from his mother since his mother was a Lutheran missionary and the Catholic monks would regard a Lutheran version of the Bible as heresy. [Why wouldn't it be from his mother? We don't know all the details of what happened in the past. And a Lutheran Bible would not be considered heresy by Catholics. It is the same Bible with the exception that the Catholic Bible contains the Apocryphal Books. If the Bible was given by his mother, it is likely they would let him keep it as it is one of only a few links to his biological family.]