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An International Civic Union’s bilingual flyer calling for the public’s support for the organization based in San Antonio, Texas in order to protest religious persecution in Mexico

Article in which the news about the possible construction of a U.S. embassy in front of the Santa Sedea Cathedral is discussed and viewed by the seminary as an attempt to develop U.S. imperialism within the religious realm. The article includes the…

A copy from a series of flyers printed by the National League to Defend Religious Liberty promoting a boycott in 1929. The boycott comprised various actions such as not purchasing lottery tickets, attending playhouses or movie theaters. Its…

Photo of five Cristeros. To the right, with his leg crossed and a cartridge belt around his waist, sits Luis E. Ibarra who fought in Jalisco. After the 1929 amnesty as part of President Calles and the Church’s arrangements, Ibarra moved to Sonora.…

Photo of four unidentified Cristeros in Jalisco

Keepsake from Lupe and Josefina’s first communion, Edmundo De la Torre’s daughters, whose mass was officiated by Father Francisco De la Torre. The De la Torre priests played a special role in the family's religious events

María De la Torre (right) photographed in her youth, wearing glasses, standing, embracing a female friend (unknown name)

Photograph of María De la Torre Uribarren at the piano, wearing glasses, taken in her adult years

Photographic portrait of Benjamín De la Torre Uribarren in his youth

Photographic portrait of Carlos De la Torre in his youth

Group portrait of Edmundo de la Torre with five of his kids

Photographic portrait of Francisco De la Torre in his youth

Group portrait of the de la Torre siblings: Ignacio, María, Francisco, Alfonso, Luis, Edmundo and Carlos

Photographic studio portrait of Luis De la Torre Uribarren in his youth

Photographic portrait of Ignacio de la Torre Berumen and María Uribarren de la Torre during their adulthood

Portrait of the De la Torre family. Appearing from left to right: Carlos, Alfonso, Luis and Benjamín, María, Doña María, Don Ignacio and Ignacio

Rumination by Alfonso De la Torre on the necessary duties of becoming a man, written during his childhood

Photographic portrait of Alfonso De la Torre Uribarren during his youth

Photograph depicting the brother priests Carlos, Francisco and Ignacio De la Torre, in front of the northern Center for Social Information and Action (CIAS) located on 52 Juárez Ave. in Torreón, Coahuila, which was founded and directed by Carlos.…

Photograph of Father Francisco De la Torre in Montezuma, New Mexico wearing skates on a natural ice rink near the seminary. In the photo, he appears with glasses between three unidentified young males