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ANHELANDO SU PODER, PASTOR CHUY GARCIA MAR. 19 11 AM 1:06:49

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Santa Fe Trail History 2:13

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Under the Spanish flag Santa Fe managed to eke out an existence via the traders, trappers, and farmers who came through town to sell their goods. But it was only after Mexico gained its independence from Spain in 1821 and trade opened with the United States that commerce established a foothold in the capital city. William Becknell, known as the fat…

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ANHELANDO SU PODER, PASTOR CHUY GARCIA MAR. 19 8 AM 1:02:20

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LEVANTANDO LAS MANOS, PASTOR CHUY GARCIA. MARZO 15 2023 47:13

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CONFIA EN DIOS, PASTOR CHUY GARCIA DOM 12 DE MARZO 8 AM 51:30

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CONFIA EN DIOS, PASTOR CHUY GARCIA DOM 12 DE MARZO 11 AM 52:10

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DIOS TRANSFORMA NUESTRAS DIFICULTADES EN MILAGROS, PASTOR CHUY GARCIA DOM. 05 DE MARZO 2023 8 AM 58:46

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EL PROPOSITO FUNDAMENTAL DE LA FAMILIA, ( CENA DE MATRIMONIOS ) PASTOR CHUY GARCIA, MAR 10 2023 52:42

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PROCLAMA CON TU BOCA ALABANZA A JEHOVA, MIERCOLES 8 DE MARZO 2023 1:27:17

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Santa Fe's Literary Legacy 5:31

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The legacy of Santa Fe’s literary roots began in 1610 when Gaspar Perez de Villagra wrote his epic poem, La Historia de la Nueva Mexico. Villagra was a captain in the Spanish military who travelled with the Juan de Oñate 1598 expedition to New Mexico. The soldier-scribe documented the first European foothold in North America in The ancient narrativ…

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Santa Fe's Christmas Lanterns 1:53

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The term farolito is a derivative of farol, meaning lantern. Throughout the years, the term has become synonymous with New Mexico’s Christmas celebrations. Historic descriptions of official and religious processions in the 18th-century include the small lantern-like bags filled with candles and dirt. In colonial New Mexico, neither metal frames nor…

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Fiesta de Santa Fe & the Lopez Brothers 2:53

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The musical artistry of Santa Fe’s own Jerry Lopez will forever be linked to the Fiesta de Santa Fe. His grandmother, Magdalena Griego wrote “¡Que Viva la Fiesta! Which is sung at the opening of the festivity and throughout the three day event. Magdalena also wrote the song that is heard as people process with La Conquistadora, this nation’s oldest…

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Santa Fe's Japanese Internment Camp 2:02

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During World War II Japanese-American prisoners began to arrive in Santa Fe. These people, who were considered of foreign enemy ancestry, were forcibly removed from other parts of the country, mostly the West Coast. Their arrival in Santa Fe was brought about through an executive order signed in 1942 by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. The Departme…

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Our Lady of Guadalupe: The Madonna of the Americans 2:54

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The Santuario de Guadalupe honors the Mexican Mary of Guadalupe. The legend surrounding the Guadalupe of the Americas says that she appeared four times to Juan Diego, a Christianized Aztec Indian, in December of 1531. His age at the time of the Virgin’s manifestations is still uncertain, but many scholars claim he was in his late 50s, and was not t…

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Nambe Pueblo History 3:00

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Nambé Pueblo, which is located at the base of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains 15 miles from Santa Fe, was one of the Native American groups that relocated during the Reorganization Act of 1934. Known as the “Indian New Deal,” the people of Nambé were moved to California under the premise of assimilating into American society. After two decades many …

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New Mexico's Black History 2:53

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Estevan de Dorantes, who was born in Morocco in 1500, enslaved by the Portuguese and later sold to a Spanish nobleman was the first known black person to set foot in the Southwest in 1527. Estevanico, as he was referred to, traveled with Alvar Nuñez Cabeza de Vaca to New Spain (the Southwestern part of the U.S. and northern Mexico). In 1539, while …

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England's Gift to Santa Fe 2:43

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Back in 1930 while studying at Oxford University, an unknown Santa Fean came across an old 1776 map by José de Urruitia of La Villa Real de la Santa Fe. The map had most likely been sold to the university at one time or another, and fortunately, Oxford graciously gave a copy of the map to New Mexico once it was discovered. To this day, the ancient …

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Fiesta de Santa Fe: The oldest continous community celebration in the U.S. 4:59

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The genesis of the fiesta began with the Pueblo Revolt of 1680. After years of oppression under Spanish rule the surrounding pueblos successfully drove the Spanish colonists out of New Mexico. The mastermind of the revolt was Po’pay a medicine man from Ohkay Owingeh (formerly San Juan Pueblo) who served the Tewa people. For the next twelve years th…

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La Conquistadora, the oldest Madonna in the U.S 2:01

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La Conquistadora, the oldest Madonna in the U.S., arrived in Santa Fe in 1625. She was carried in the arms of Fray Alonzo de Benavides, a Franciscan priest who came across the 28-inch-tall statue depicting a Marian figure carved in willow wood with the liturgical title “One Assumption of Mary into Heaven.” Padre Benavides, who was preparing to beco…

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Baseball's Early Days in Santa Fe 2:33

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Baseball came to Santa Fe in the 1880s thanks to the military camps at Fort Union and Fort Wingate where semipro competitions were held. St. Michael’s High School was also instrumental in bringing baseball to Santa Fe when it opened in 1859. Santa Fe High School, the Santa Fe Indian School and Albuquerque High School soon followed by holding promot…

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Santa Fe Opera 2:49

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In 1956 the Santa Fe Opera was founded by John Crosby placing it on the map for classical music aficionados who trek to Santa Fe from around the world each summer to experience professional opera. The Santa Fe Opera is ubiquitous to summer in Santa Fe for the world of opera. Founded by John Crosby, the world-renowned opera in the high mountain dese…

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Concha Ortiz y Pino: New Mexico's Grand Dame 2:29

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María Concepción “Concha”Ortiz y Pino de Kleven (1910 –2006) was a champion of women’s right. Concha served under five U.S. Presidential administrations: Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, Ford, and Carter that appointed her to national boards that fought for the handicapped, the humanities and the arts. In the 1940s she became the "boss lady" of her family'…

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Tommy Maccione: Santa Fe Artist known as El Diferente. 1:45

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From his arrival in 1951, until he passed away four decades later, Tommy Maccione was known as “El Diferente.” Rain or shine, the disheveled artist and his easel became regular fixtures around town. On more than one occasion the authorities would pay a visit to his home after receiving numerous complaints for his menagerie of dogs and cats on his p…

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Fray Angelico Chavez: New Mexico's Renaissance Man 2:29

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Fray Angelico Chávez who was born in 1910 and died in 1996 was a member of one of Santa Fe’s founding families is considered the pre-imminent Hispanic historian of New Mexico. The Catholic priest was also an artist and the author of several books including, Origins of New Mexico Families, New Mexico’s bible for genealogists researching their Spanis…

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Temple Beth Shalom, Santa Fe's First Synagogue 2:20

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In the 1930s, a small group of business owners in Santa Fe started a branch of B’nai B’rith, which means “sons of the covenant” in Hebrew. The oldest Jewish service organization in the world, it was started in 1843 on New York’s Lower East Side. During the early days in Santa Fe the group met in met in stores, libraries, and churches. As the decade…

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Tuberculosis helped to define Santa Fe's art colony 4:46

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From the late 19th century until 1940 tuberculosis was the leading cause of death in the United States. Many people suffering from the disease came to the high desert mountains of New Mexico in search of a cure. There were sanatoriums throughout the region that cared for the tuberculars. In the northeastern part of Santa Fe, Sunmount Sanitarium, wa…

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The Plaza is the Heart of Santa Fe 2:08

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The Santa Fe Plaza has been at the heart of the city’s growth since it was founded more than 400 years ago. The wheels of commerce, civic celebrations, and religious devotion have converged on this quadrangular parcel of land with the Sangre de Cristo Mountains as a backdrop since 1610. Events of historic proportion have taken place on the Plaza, i…

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The Genesis of Memorial Day 2:22

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The tradition of Memorial Day began after the American Civil War in 1868 to commemorate the more than 600,000 men who gave their lives during that war. Since that time, it has gone on to include all of the men and women of the armed forces who gave their lives during wartime. In New Mexico the Civil War was fought at the Battle of Glorieta Pass in …

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The Significance of the Bataan Death March in Santa Fe 2:43

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Santa Fe’s Military Museum on Old Pecos Trail was the former Induction Center during World War II. From 1942 through 1945 approximately 57,000 men walked through the front doors, both as volunteers and draftees. Here they were given their physicals, immunizations and assignments as they prepared to serve. It was here that new recruits were inducted…

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Johnnie's Cash Store in Santa Fe: the Last Family Run Grocer 2:20

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The City of Santa Fe gave awarded Johnnie Armijo for his work in preserving the past and for living it. As Armijo is busy at work on this important document, he sits in the last family-run grocery store still in operation. Located at 420 Camino Don Miguel, Johnnie’s Cash Store has been in business since 1946 when his father, Orlando Armijo, first o…

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La Fonda is Santa Fe's Oldest Historic Hotel 2:05

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According to historical records, La Fonda Hotel began at its landmark location on the Santa Fe Plaza as the Exchange Hotel in 1821 soon after Capt. William Becknell completed the first successful trading expedition from Missouri to Santa Fe, officially opening the Santa Fe Trail. Thanks for listening! Follow me on Twitter: History in Santa Fe@Santa…

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DIOS TRANSFORMA NUESTRAS DIFICULTADES EN MILAGROS, PASTOR CHUY GARCIA DOM. 05 DE MARZO 2023 11 AM 44:59

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Georgia O'Keeffe & Alfred Stieglitz 4:27

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Georgia O’Keeffe first posed for Alfred Stieglitz in 1917. For the next twenty years she became his primary focus as he created a multi-faceted portrait of the artist. Stieglitz took more than 300 hundred photos of O’Keeffe often using her own paintings as a backdrop. He believed that O’Keeffe’s persona could not be captured in a single image. Inst…

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You Never Know How You’re Going to Die 24:17

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George Washington caught a cold in 1799 and then he was killed. He came back from a ride on his estate on December 12, 1799 and got a sore throat. The next day a doctor was called as his condition worsened. The doctor prescribed the procedure of blood letting in the belief that by expelling blood disease and infection would be eliminated. This coun…

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The Wind Beneath Her Wings 6:35

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Georgia O’Keeffe is the most widely recognized female artist of the 20th century whose name has become synonymous with the forever changing breathtaking landscapes of New Mexico. The Georgia O’Keeffe Museum, which opened in Santa Fe in 1997, is the most widely visited cultural institution in the state. The artist’s legacy was propelled early on by …

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Spiritual Inroads to the Ancient City 11:48

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In 1610, the capital city of New Mexico was christened La Villa Real de la Santa Fe de San Francisco de Asís. Santa Fe is the fourth of 13 official commemorative cities named Santa Fe, which means Holy Faith in Spanish. It’s also the first city in the world outside of Spain to bear the name. I’m sure our founding fathers had no inkling of the ramif…

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Baseball in Santa Fe 6:57

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Baseball came to Santa Fe in the 1880s thanks to the military camps at Fort Union and Fort Wingate where semipro competitions were held. St. Michael’s High School was also instrumental in bringing baseball to Santa Fe when it opened in 1859. Santa Fe High School, the Santa Fe Indian School and Albuquerque High School soon followed by holding promot…

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TEMA: GRITAR. SERIE; EL USO DE LA VOZ PASTOR CHUY GARACIA MAR 1 2023 54:00

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DEJA TODO Y SIGUEME, PASTOR CHUY GARCIA DOM 26 FEB 8 AM 1:01:15

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RAZONES PARA ALBAR A DIOS, PASTOR CHUY GARCIA. FEB /22/2023 55:45

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EL PODER DE SU PALABRA: MAYTE DE GARCIA, DOM. 19 FEB 11 AM 1:06:28

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EL PODER DE SU PALABRA, MAYTE DE GARCIA, DOM. 19 FEB 8 AM 1:02:15

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CANTANDO Y VIVIENDO LAS ESCRITURA: EL USO DE LA VOZ, Miércoles 15 de febrero del 2023 PASTOR CHUY GARCIA 1:06:32

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LA IGLESIA EL CUERPO DE CRISTO 11 AM, PASTOR CHUY GARCIA 1:08:32

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LA IGLESIA EL CUERPO DE CRISTO PREDICA 8AM, PASTOR CHUY GARCIA 1:00:29

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Desayuno de Mujeres 11 de Febrero del 2023 1:02:54

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DESCANSADO EN EL SEÑOR, PASTOR CHUY GARCIA 47:16

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Socorro, NM 1880 - 1894 6:51

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In 1880 an economic explosion occurred in Socorro when gold and silver were discovered in the nearby mountains. Miners staked claims at Socorro Peak and the San Mateo, Magdalena and Black Range mountains. The boom was further enhanced when, on August 12, 1881, the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad built a depot in Socorro bringing with it an a…

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Santa Fe as an Art Mecca 16:51

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Tuberculosis was the leading cause of death in this country from 1880 through 1940 that solidified the foundation of Santa Fe as a major art center. The pristine arid climate brought hundreds of people to Sunmount Sanitorium, located in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. The solitude of convalescence awakened a core of creativity. The…

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Route 66 in New Mexico 9:24

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For all of the human suffering found along the Historic Route 66 the Mother Road was a silver lining for the state of New Mexico. The historic route actually passed right through the heart of downtown Santa Fe. Route 66 began in Chicago and ended in Santa Monica, California. The original Route 66 connected with the Old Santa Fe and Pecos Trial that…

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