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A contemporary version of a devotional scapular emerged in the 13th century and remains popular among members of lay third religious orders.

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Title page of Fr. Anthony Ganilh's ethnographic novel of the Texas-Mexico Borderlands.

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Description of Mexican Borderlands folk devotions to los santos de la casa.

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A July 20, 1835, letter of French-American novelist, academic, and priest, Anthony Ganilh, to the Mexican Liberal ideologist José María Luis Mora. The letter's contents detail the state of the clergy of Kentucky, the failure of Ganilh's novel, and…

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Liliana Wilson's artwork on the cover of Marjorie Agosin novel

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News journal featuring Liliana Wilson's "Ofrenda" as the cover for their monthly feature

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A sketch created for Gloria Anzaldua of a woman acting as a bridge for children to stand on and cross over

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Recreation of Liliana Wilson's artwork on a postcard by Mexic Arte Museum

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Collection of sketches and drawings, some finished and not finished, depicting issues of social justice, immigration, and feminism.
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