...K. D. Hanni; D. J. Long; R. E. Jones; P. Pyle; L. E. Morgan SIGHTINGS AND STRANDINGS OF GUADALUPE FUR SEALS IN CENTRAL AND NORTHERN CALIFORNIA, 1988-1995 K. D. HANNI, D. J. LONG, R. E. JONES, P. PYLE, AND L. E. MORGAN The Marine...

... purify it. This leads the author into an investigation of the environmental degradation of the borderlands. Santa Barraza Tejano folklore South Texas Chicana/o identity Miracle Tree La Virgen de Guadalupe Milagros Catholicism Spiritual mestizaje Latina/o culture a curious thing happens when...

...Her continued search for miracles leads the author to the Flores family. Gilbert, the patriarch, is famous in Robstown, Texas, for spotting la Virgen de Guadalupe beneath the pulpit of St. Anthony’s Catholic Church after its carpet got ripped out for replacement. The author accepts Gilbert’s...

...The migration of Mexican Americans to the United States was triggered by the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo signed in 1848, which ended the Mexican–American War. Only five decades after the signing of the Treaty of Guadalupe, Mexicans in California and throughout the Southwest had lost their land...

...This chapter examines the celebration of the feast day of the Virgin of Guadalupe, whose shrine in Mexico City is the focus of one of the largest pilgrimages in the Catholic world, as a window on to the aesthetics of contemporary Roman Catholic Church evangelism. Since Pope John Paul II...

...—the Virgin of Guadalupe, La Malinche, and Sor Juana—represent modes of inscription of the feminine in the theological and political discourse of colonization. The research in women's journalism has been important to the awareness of the social and historical context of women's roles and women's writing. Cruz...

... biodiversity. For many, the Church’s recognition of the Virgin of Guadalupe in 1531 symbolizes a softened theological posture toward native peoples and their lands (see Jeanette Rodriguez, Chapter 25 in this volume). ⁷ Guadalupe, according to Jeanette Favrot Peterson, was a “fusion of an imported...

...A review of multiple newspaper articles and editorials from the secular and Catholic press, broadsides of José Guadalupe Posada, suicide letters, literature, and poetry, examines the sociocultural meanings of suicide in Mexico to provide the documentary base for Chapter chapter 3. The discussion...

... Gaspar de Workers mistreatment and exploitation of Branciforte viceroy Gobernadores Guardas mayores wardens continuity provided by Power Francisco Repartimiento Working conditions Canal de Guadalupe Mathematics in academic curriculum Velasco Luis de the Younger Agriculture Desagüe's effect...

... leader Mangas Coloradas. Focusing on two dramatic episodes in which Bartlett acts on the authority of the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo to liberate Indian captives, examples this chapter illustrates the jurisdictional issues of intercultural negotiation on a shifting transnational borderlands...

... would be a safe space for refugees against immigration officials who regarded them as “illegal aliens.” On December 12, 1985-the feast day of Our Lady of Guadalupe-and in a formal Mass, Fr. Olivares declared La Placita a public sanctuary. This chapter also deals with the tense relationship of Fr...

...This chapter examines La Antorcha Guadalupana, or the Guadalupan torch run, organized annually by Asociación Tepeyac, in which a flame is brought overland from the Basilica of Guadalupe in Mexico City. The running of a torch was a pre-Columbian practice for carrying messages. Relay...

... a shared humanity and worthiness vouchsafed by Our Lady of Guadalupe. Catholic Church New Jersey Our Lady of Guadalupe Radio City Music Hall Rivera Diego Rockefeller Center Rockettes Salvation Army September Hudson River Hudson Valley Indigenous people Jalisco state of Juan Diego Saint...

... the others as well. In that caravel was traveling a mendicant coming from Tierra Firme with the alms collected for Our Lady of Guadalupe. Caravels Darién Gulf of Urabá Our Lady of Guadalupe Taviras Tierra Firme Spanish Main Zuazo Licentiate Alonso de Cuba Smith Tracy Ellen caravel Darién Tierra...

... condition and confronted the challenges of racially restrictive norms. These forces fueled the creation of the Spanish-language “national parish” of Our Lady of Guadalupe as a defense and an affirmative expression of a panethnic vision of community. The city's heterogeneous Latin American-descent population...

... or pillage the Spanish ships and goods permeate much of the British correspondence dealing with the subject. Because the Guadalupe carried the most wealth in the Spanish flota, her case dominated the news long after the hurricane. To some extent, what constitutes theft is defined by class...

... Spanish-speakers of their lands after the U.S.-Mexico War of 1846-1848 by violating the peace treaty that ended the war, the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. He reached this conclusion after conducting additional research in Mexico and learning from nuevomexicanos, Spanish-speaking New...

... Pérez Eulalia women borderlands compadrazgo godparentage godparentage compadrazgo Lamy Jean Baptiste Martínez Antonio José Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo Alemany Joseph Amat Thaddeus Bárbara saint Díaz de Léon José Antonio González Rubio José Marian veneration marianismo Odin Jean Marie...

..., the execution of José Guadalupe Rodríguez halted preparations to organize the BOCN in that state. ⁹⁰ In neighboring Coahuila, military forces supported by former governor and then PNR president Manuel Pérez Treviño placed BOCN candidate Rodríguez Triana in peril, constrained his campaign, and forced...

..., was the power of San Antonio Catholics’ devotion to La Virgen de Guadalupe, a devotion which had existed in that borderlands city since its founding. It was the Guadalupan devotion, rather than the Eurocentric piety, that established the site and ultimately ensured its survival. This essay will trace the way...