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Lake Chapala religious services
All Saints Lutheran Church Worship Service 10:30 a.m 4600 Avenida Tepeyac, Guad. Tel. (013)121-67-41 Church of Jesus Christ of...
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The five faces of God: Mexico's Sierra Gorda missions
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They are known as the missions of the Sierra Gorda. There are others he constructed, to be sure; the California missions are f...
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Felipe Avila handed me his burning candle, converting me from spectator to pilgrim in the Fiesta de Guadalupe! My arrival in P...
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Faith: The heart of Mexican fiestas
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The Calendario de las Ferias y Festividades Religiosas de Mexico is a guide to enjoying what is uniquely Mexican -- Folk Catho...
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Living in Timucuy, Yucatan: birth, death and some in-between
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The Mennonites: a Dutch heritage in Mexico
Cindy Ritmeester
The diversity of the Mexican population never ceases to amaze me. Whether being in Mexico City, Mazatlan, Oaxaca or Palenque I...
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The Catholic Church in Mexico: Triumphs and traumas
Shep Lenchek
It is a tribute to the sincerity and strength of the faith of the Mexican people, that Catholicism, is still the dominant reli...
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Jews in Mexico. a struggle for survival: Part Three
Shep Lenchek
Survivors. The very word has connotations of persecution, repression, hardship and escape. It also describes people with coura...
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Jews in Mexico, a struggle for survival: Part Two
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The vast majority of the approximately 50,000 Mexican citizens who practice Judaism via organized congregations are descendent...
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Jews in Mexico, a struggle for survival: Part One
Shep Lenchek
The survival of Judaism in Mexico is a tale of tenacity and tolerance. The story begins in Spain with the "Conversos", Jews wh...
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The passion of Christ in Ixtapalapa, a Mexico City neighborhood
John Neubauer
The first traces of an awakening sun touch the morning horizon, brushing aside the night's long shadows. On the streets of Ixt...
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The Virgin of Guadalupe celebration in Oaxaca
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Guadalupe is the mother of all Mexicans, the savior and succor of the indigenous spirit, protectress of the poor, dark, ailing...
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Sliced Iguana: Travels in Unknown Mexico by Isabella Tree
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Isabella Tree tells about her solitary travels to various parts of Mexico. Is this becoming a sort of literary sub-category - ...
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The Power and the Glory by Graham Greene
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The story is based on an actual event in Mexican history when, in 1926, then President Calles began a persecution of the Roman...
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Where Divergent Religious Customs Merge: Death Of An Infant In Oaxaca
Alvin Starkman
Between the birth and the death came a crazy-quilt of only-in-Mexico experiences that resonated with my memories Daniel Pérez...
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Exvotos To St. Francis Of Assisi
Richard Ferguson
The pictures here were taken in the church in the old mining town of Real de Catorce, in San Luis Potosi. There is a side ro...
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Church Of Our Lord Of Villaseca
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Cata, Guanajuato This is part of one wall of the church in Cata, near the town of Guanajuato. When I visited in 1996, the wa...
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Exvotos: Folk art and expressions of faith in Mexico
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In Mexico, an exvoto is most commonly a personal thank you note to God....
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A Shrine To Santa Lucia
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St. Lucia is the patron saint of eyes. The story is told that she was very beautiful, and had many suitors. One of them said t...
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Our Lady of Guadalupe
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We possess an extraordinary account of this beautiful story, dated in the 16th century: the Nican Mopohua, written by an India...
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Did you know? The Sistine Chapel of Mexico
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Father Alonso Ponce and Friar Antonio de Ciudad Real were probably Mexico's first ever tourists. Father Alonso Ponce de León ...
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