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The article "Santo Domingo in the history of Güímar: from convent to town hall" analyzes the evolution of the former Santo Domingo convent in Soriano, currently the seat of the Güímar City Hall and the parish church of Santo Domingo de Guzmán. The historical, artistic, and urban importance of the building is highlighted, as well as its transformation over time. Topics such as devotion to the Virgin of Candelaria, the founding of the convent, its economic and social development, as well as the reconstruction after a fire in 1775 are addressed. The various activities and uses that the building has had over the years are also mentioned, from being a convent to housing public facilities such as the jail, the library, and the City Hall. [Extracted from the article]

Synodality does not designate a simple procedure, but the peculiar way in which the Church lives and operates. The parish, a community of believers, is considered the local cell of the Church. This community must live ecclesial communion by traveling together, in a co-responsible manner, making visible the global mission of the Church. Hence the challenge of the parish to live synodality. From which, in this work the theological foundations of the parish community will be analyzed in the face of the challenge of synodality. In the first part, an attempt will be made to explain the biblical and theological sources of the parish; in the second part, what synodality in the Church consists of will be addressed; to finally understand the challenge of the parish as a space to promote synodality. The main source will be the work The Parish by Enzo Bianchi and Renato Corti, in addition to other secondary sources. Assuming that the ecclesial process that we are experiencing commits theology to be done in a synodal manner, promoting listening, dialogue, to discern and integrate the different contributions to the reality of the Church. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article "Territory, Church, and Society: Francisco Antonio Lorenzana and his visit to the Archdiocese of Mexico, 1767-1769" focuses on the pastoral visit made by Archbishop Lorenzana to Mexico between 1767 and 1769. It highlights his role as a regalist prelate and his collaboration with key figures such as Francisco Fabián and Fuero. The publication offers a detailed analysis of the visit, including documents such as the Book of the pastoral visit and a map of the parishes of the Archdiocese of Mexico. The importance of this research for understanding the ecclesiastical and social history of the viceroyalty is emphasized. [Extracted from the article]

The historical archives of the Templars and Hospitallers in Castile have not been well preserved. Few documents from the Templar province of Castile's archives have survived. It is believed that the Templar commandery of Faro may have maintained its own archive. In contrast, the archives of the Castilian Hospitallers have been better preserved. The Hospitaller priory, or province, of Castile managed two distinct archives: one located in the church of Santa María de la Horta in Zamora and the other in the castle of Consuegra. Unfortunately, most of the Hospitaller archive in Consuegra has been lost. Some Hospitaller commanderies in Castile also kept their own archives. Among these, the best-preserved archive belongs to the commandery of Tocina, which is now housed in the parish of San Vicente Mártir in Tocina. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Despite the generalised increase in population in Asturias in the eighteenth century, in certain areas the opposite trend was observed, as in the case of the Oscos-Eo district and other westerly parts of the region. This article presents a detailed study of the demographic situation in Oscos-Eo in the eighteenth century based on population censuses, parish records and moneda forera (a type of monetary tax) registries, in an attempt to establish the causes and phases of the decline in the district's population during this period. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article argues that Catholic NGOs in Latin America must redefine their mission, expand partnerships, and seek new forms of funding. It analyzes the lack of effectiveness of short-term medical service trips and the risk of dependence on parish donations. A case study of the Olancho Aid Foundation in Honduras, which has adopted a deeper accompaniment model, is presented. It concludes with three recommendations: abandoning asymmetrical work models, promoting partnerships and diversifying local collaborations, and seeking funding beyond traditional sources. [Extracted from the article]

The article analyzes the importance of parishes in the new evangelization and questions whether their current configuration corresponds to theological principles. The sociological, cultural, and ecclesial challenges faced by parishes in postmodern Europe are highlighted. In addition, the proposals of authors such as Rahner, Borras, Routhier, and Mallon regarding the parish are examined, and the need to preserve the constitutive principles of parishes to maintain their evangelizing function in the current context is raised. The author also suggests the possibility of articulating other means of ecclesial presence in collaboration with parishes in densely populated or nearly empty rural areas. The text analyzes the Instruction of the Congregation for the Clergy on the pastoral conversion of the parish community in service to the evangelizing mission of the Church. The author emphasizes the importance of spiritual renewal and the application of lectio divina in the restructuring of pastoral structures. The need to maintain the principles of the parish and the parish priest is also mentioned, and the creation of lay-organized Christian communities in territories where the priest has an itinerant role is proposed. The responsibility of the entire community in evangelizing action is emphasized, and the concept of territoriality is questioned in favor of stability. The book offers relevant contributions for the work of bishops, priests, religious, and committed laity in the evangelizing action of the Church. [Extracted from the article]

Local management for the preservation of cultural heritage in Vilcabamba has evolved towards a participatory model that seeks to conserve both tangible and intangible assets, while generating socioeconomic benefits for the community. This article analyzes the projects implemented in the parish between 2021 and 2023, focusing on community participation and the sustainable use of cultural resources. Through a qualitative approach that includes bibliographic and documentary analysis, it was concluded that these projects have managed to effectively integrate cultural conservation with local development, involving the community in the preservation of its assets. However, challenges such as the need for continued funding and improvement in technical training were identified. The study highlights that a participatory and sustainable approach is essential for the long-term success of cultural preservation initiatives and for the development of future policies in the field of heritage. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This work was carried out in the Manglaralto, Montañita, Libertador Bolívar, Cadeate, San Antonio and Río Chico communes, Manglaralto parish, Santa Elena province. The objective was to evaluate the current state of the drinking water distribution system for the proposed improvement actions that allow proper operation until the year 2037. The process included the review of the bibliography, cadaster, mass balance (according to Ecuadorian Regulations) and taking improvement actions. The results showed that the system has pressure problems, inadequate configuration, the volume of the reservoirs is inadequate and the flow pumped in the wells will be insufficient from the year 2037. It is concluded that to guarantee an optimal and reliable service, it is necessary to ensure the water source and water infrastructure. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In the first half of the 18th century, bishops fray José de Lupia y Roger and D. Alonso Fernández de Velasco y Pantoja visited most of the parishes in diocese of León, the former doing so on several occasions. The objective of these visits was to learn about the spiritual state of the territory they oversaw. Within the current province of León, these two bishops visited the archdeaconries of Mayorga and Cea as well as four of the ten vicariates. They recorded their observations and the information they gathered in ledgers. These documents constitute an invaluable source of information concerning matters in which the bishops felt it necessary to intervene, for instance, to correct customs and behaviours --among laypeople and clergy-- that did not adhere to official religious practices. Furthermore, these ledgers also detail who held church patronages and the devotions and pious works carried out. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article aimed to characterize the situation of financial inclusion in the rural sector of the Guayaquil canton, as well as the role of savings and credit cooperatives in this process. The hypotheticaldeductive methods were applied, as well as the documentary review and analysis, the survey and the interview. The study was carried out in the rural parishes of Posorja, Puná, Tenguel and Morro in Guayaquil, Ecuador, where a total of 27,017 people over 18 years of age reside. It was obtained that savings and credit cooperatives have greater relevance in places where rurality and poverty are greater and that people in rural areas maintain a regular perception of the development of formal financial entities, since they are distrustful and dissatisfied with the way these establishments operate. Levels of financial inclusion are insufficient, while savings and credit cooperatives can contribute to improving this situation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The present investigation was carried out in the Northern Zone of the Province of Esmeraldas, Eloy Alfaro canton, in the 15 parishes. The study consisted of determining the ecological sustainability of the primary and secondary native forests of the Eloy Alfaro canton, based on Environmental Sustainability Indicators, using the indices of remaining vegetation IVR%, ecological footprint IHE, demographic pressure IPD and environmental criticality ICA. Furthermore, the ecological weight of the forest species was analyzed in terms of the horizontal structure (Importance Value Index IVI%), and the floristic composition of the forest was determined through the establishment of 6 sampling plots, systematically located in the two types. of forest, 3 plots in primary forest and 3 plots in secondary forest. The data obtained from the Remnant Vegetation Index (IVR%) revealed that the Eloy Alfaro canton has reached 65.52%, this value indicates according to the IVR that the canton is Partially Transformed (PT), considering it relatively stable in most of its territory. While the general transformation as a result of anthropogenic actions occurs at 34.48% in relation to the average level of transformation of the Planet, which ranges from 51% to 72% if only areas with dense vegetation are considered. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article analyzes the medieval convent of San Esteban in Salamanca from a historical-artistic perspective. It examines the development and changes in the convent throughout the 13th to 16th centuries, and highlights the importance of understanding the conventual space and its relationship with the city. The study also compares the Dominican convent with other architectural examples in Spain and Europe. The author detects errors in primary and secondary sources and clarifies and modifies the chronologies, especially in relation to the parish of San Esteban. The transfer of the Order to this parish and its importance in the dynamics of the city is also analyzed. In addition, the consolidation of the friars in the city and their relationship with the monarchy, ecclesiastical elites, and university studies are studied. The author also examines the conventual dependencies and the modifications in the visual configuration of the convent carried out by the monarchical power. Overall, the article provides new historiographical conclusions and reflects the ups and downs of the city in relation to circles of power and religious, political, and cultural influence. [Extracted from the article]

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The parish of Cacha has only two heritage sites inventoried in the INPC's SIPCE catalog. In this study, a first record of six other heritage sites is made, for which a classification as protected properties is intended. The new sites were registered and delimited by means of the surface archaeological prospection and it was verified, thanks to the archaeological ceramic material recovered, that they were occupied from the pre-Hispanic period of Regional Development to the Colonial-Republican period. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

El artículo discute sobre Huichapan, un pequeño pueblo mágico de Hidalgo, México, con un enfoque en la historia de la construcción de los edificios religiosos, Convento de San Mateo Apóstol, Huichapan y Parroquia de San Mateo Apóstol, Huichapan.

The objective was to understand the complexity of the school-family-community integration from the pedagogical and andragogic interventions of the teacher in the Bolivarian Educational Institutions of the Altagracia parish of the Miranda municipality, State of Zulia. The interpretative phenomenological approach was implemented with the application of the inductive method. The information was obtained from the systematic review of 17 PDF/published files. The results indicate that teachers have the intentionality to solve the complexities that limit school-family-community integration; concluding that it is pertinent to select the appropriate techniques to establish a strategy based on knowledge, participation, interaction, experience, commitment and responsibility. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Rivers are fundamental elements in populations and at the same time represent risks arising from extreme events. The objectives of this work were to identify the main environmental effects caused by the overflow of the Pindo Grande River in the Shell parish and to know the state of emergency preparedness of the population. A survey format was developed that collects socioeconomic information, housing, services and effects due to the river floods, which was applied to 135 people located in neighborhoods surrounding the river. It was determined that the majority of the population has not been trained for emergencies and the flashlight as the most reported equipment and the main impact was on the water and electrical service provisions. It is concluded that the areas surrounding the river are exposed to risks due to flooding and the majority of the population has not been trained in emergency management. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article aims to present a portion of the findings from the research project titled "Consequences of the Covid-19 Pandemic in the Christian Churches of Santander: Economic, Religious, and Social Aspects." It provides an exposition and contextualization of how Catholic parishes in this Colombian region adapted and responded to the challenges and restrictions brought about by the pandemic with regard to their liturgical religious practices, including the celebration of masses, religious festivities, and the administration of sacraments. Methodologically, the research employed digital ethnography, surveys of parish priests, and the analysis of information from various press and online news sources. Among the results, we highlight the swift material and symbolic adjustments made by the parishes to accommodate new virtual and remote formats, even in the absence of prior experience in this area. This virtual transition allowed them to attract new, temporary parishioners, including international ones, partially offsetting the loss of faithful due to church closures. Additionally, the parishes established positive collaborative relationships with the government, aligning with its pandemic management measures. These findings can serve as a valuable reference not only for understanding the issue in Colombia but also across Latin America. Lastly, we encourage further empirical research on this topic, which is still in its early stages within our context. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The purpose of this paper is to identify and study the documentation on benefices to parishes in the Ecclesiastical Archives of Mérida-Badajoz (Spain). In order to do this, an analysis of the history of the archive and its documentation is presented, in order to later focus on the beneficio curato, showing an approach to the process and a specific study of the documentation kept in these archives. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

To analyze the incidence of critical comprehension processes in literary analysis through the application of didactic workshops to improve the teaching-learning processes of the 3rd year Unified General Baccalaureate students of the "Francisco Huerta Rendón" Educational Unit of the Balzar parish, canton. Guayaquil, period 2022 - 2023. To achieve this, it was assumed as a modality of qualitative-quantitative research, bibliographical, descriptive. An interview was applied to the school director and two surveys; one to the thirty-five students and another to the seven teachers, evidencing that students need to develop their narrative skills and know the critical comprehension processes that they can use in a literary analysis, favoring the improvement of their analytical skills and vocabulary extension. It was included that the application of the didactic workshops will help in the reading comprehension of the students, developing the narrative and critical skills and the teaching-learning process. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

El artículo discute sobre el pueblo mágico de Tecozautla, en Hidalgo, México, con un enfoque en el desarrollo regional durante la época prehispánica, casonas abovedadas, Ex Conventos y Parroquias de Santiago Apósto en Tecozautla.

The largest Kamari ista (banquet or festival of abundance) in the entire Kichwa-speaking Amazon is celebrated in the community and rural parish of Canelos, in the Pastaza district in the province of the same name, in Ecuador. Based on a request from the same community for the Kamari to be registered and certified as national heritage, between 2013 and 2022 participatory ethnographic work was carried out to prepare the base document for said goal. In this process, it became evident that, beyond certain ethnographic works from several decades ago, little is known today about this festival or ritual, its function and meaning. Starting from the work carried out within the framework of heritage certification, the objective of this article is to analyse the Kamari of Canelos from an anthropological perspective: its complex process of preparation and development, its intercultural origin, and especially its social function and cultural meaning. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Emergency baptism refers to the number of infants born with little chances of survival. The logical place to look for this type of baptism seems to be the baptismal register. However, to get a complete picture, an examination of registers of deaths is necessary. This is the conclusion drawn from registers kept by the parish priest of Pedro Bernardo (Ávila) from 1845 to 1860. These books provide surprising data which urge for a revision of current ideas about the effective number of emergency baptisms and the dangers of the very first moments of life. A combined analysis of both parish registers pertaining to baptisms and deaths might enhance our knowledge about who administered emergency baptism, the main risks for newborns, and the causes of their deaths. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The paper analyzes the population growth in Tijuana during the 1920s when the town had the highest growth rates in its history. We draw a demographic, territorial, and migratory profile using censuses and ecclesiastical sources, although both have limitations: the censuses, due to the changes in the municipal organization and the ecclesiastical because they do not cover the entire decade. However, both allow us to observe that this phenomenon was the result of migratory processes, explained by the border condition and Prohibition established in the United States. The census sources show that the phenomenon was not widespread along the border and that a workingage male population predominated in Tijuana's service sector. The parish records show that the main places of origin of the migration to Tijuana were the entities of the Mexican Northwest and West. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

We can speak of three key stages to understand the use of social networks, during the pandemic (2020-2021), by Catholic parishes in Santander (Colombia). First, with the quarantine, parishes decided to improve the disinterested use of social networks, by expanding their use to content that alluded to the life of the parish and parishioners. Secondly, by extending the confinement, the pastors learned more about the use of networks. This allowed a quick and rapid adaptation, by improving the creativity and content of the broadcasts. This made it possible that, from May to October 2020, the community or virtual church was born. Thirdly, at the end of 2020, and in the course of 2021, the previous momentum would be reduced, but leaving lessons to be learned. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article focuses on irruption of the Spanish in the 16th century, the cultures Mesoamericans were upset by the war events, epidemics, but also due to population transfers which implied the imposition of the new Hispanic order. It mentions presence every castas and impoverished Spaniards, among others elements, continued to encourage migration. It also mentions movements of population in various parishes in the east of the bishopric of Michoacán.

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