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wow, these photos are incredible to see. Each step is a prayer! No matter where you go, if you have participated in any of these running events for our People then we were told back in 1992 that everywhere we travel visit, whatever,…"
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"Wow, amazing to see these photos nine years to ten years after I ran the 1992. It brings up many wonderful and beautiful memories of songs prayers and meeting new relatives throughout the Turtle Island North American continent.
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Leia posted a discussionBaptisms/Blessings/Naming Ceremonies
Is there any known version or variant in the Taino traditions similar to baptisms, blessings or naming ceremonies performed on our people at birth, or at any later date in life?
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New Book: ARIMA BORN
Arima Born: Revealing the History of Arima and its Mission through the Catholic Church’s Baptismal Registers, 1820–1916 The Catholic Mission of Santa Rosa is something that helped to make Arima a distinctive town in Trinidad, accounting for nearly half of the Amerindian population of the colony in the 1800s. The baptismal registers of the Catholic Church in Arima, including those pertaining to its years as a…See More
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Colonial Myth-Making and the Mission of Santa Rosa de Arima, Trinidad
Was the Arima Mission an “Indian Mission”? For what purposes, and in whose interests, was the Arima Mission established? How many Indigenous people lived in the Arima Mission, and in Trinidad as a whole? Who counted them? How were they counted, and why? Why did…
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New Book: ARIMA BORN
Arima Born: Revealing the History of Arima and its Mission through the Catholic Church’s Baptismal Registers, 1820–1916
The Catholic Mission of Santa Rosa is something that helped to make Arima a distinctive town in Trinidad, accounting for nearly half of the Amerindian population of the colony in the 1800s. The baptismal registers of the Catholic Church in Arima, including…Posted by Maximilian Forte on October 1, 2019 at 12:26am
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