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Let $f:\hat \mathbf C\rightarrow
\hat \mathbf C$ be a rational map of degree $n\geq 3$ and with
exactly two critical points. Assume that the Julia set $J(f)$ is a
proper subcontinuum of $\hat \mathbf C$ and there is no
completely invariant Fatou component under the iterates $f^{2}$.
It is shown that if there is no buried points in $J(f)$, then the
Julia set $J(f)$ is a Lakes of Wada continuum, and hence is either
an indecomposable continuum or the union of two indecomposable
continua.