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…
Administrative map of Mexico showing the restriction or expulsion of priests from each state of the republic. In case state law mandates a limit, the total number of officiating priests is indicated
Letter from Benjamin De la Torre to his sister Maria De la Torre where he describes his work at the chrome tanery in Guaymas, Sonora and his relationship with the workers.
Carta de Benjamín De la Torre a su hermana María De la Torre donde relata…
News clipping about the great Sonoran Guadalupan pilgrimage of 1938, in which Father Ignacio actively participated in, on the occasion of the Mexican Youth Catholic Organization's silver anniversary (ACJM)
Magdalena’s chapter of the National League to Defend Religious Liberty´s Manifesto protesting against the religious persecution in Jalisco and calling for the public’s support of the Religious Defense Committee
Broadside in which the Popular Liberationist Army’s Chief General of Military Operations in Sonora, Luis Ibarra, presents the armed movement’s mission statement and calls fellow Sonorans to join him
Issue 4 of the National Association for Teaching Freedom Newsletter proclaiming parent's rights to educate their children and repudiating state claims of this right in response to President Plutarco Elías Calles’ August 27th, 1932 speech
News clipping regarding the death of Cristero General Luis Ibarra, active in Jalisco (1926-1929) and Sonora, and Alfonso de la Torre’s commander, published by El Imparcial
Cartoon representing the priest, town, governors (as a dog), state governments (as a bone) and President Plutarco Elías Calles. Calles orders the dog to attack the priest or else he will be left without a “bone” (a colloquial expression in…