In an article written for the Indian Sentinel of 1908, I have dealt at some length with the Navajo Indians…
Much has been beautifully written on St. Francis, the lover of nature, his childlike simplicity, his ardent love of Christ…
The new Kingdom of St. Francis in our Southwest comprises at present 56,000 square miles, a territory as large as…
Beauty and utility crowd each other closely in the Pecos Valley of New Mexico, and Roswell, as the central feature…
In crossing the Navajo Reservation, years ago, I had passed over the mountain range the first day, and the second…
Twenty-six miles southeast of our Mission at St. Michael’s is situated the flourishing city of Gallup with a population of…
On other pages of this issue of “Franciscan Missions” will be found an article on the beauties and resources of…
The average tourist traversing the State of New Mexico from East to West on the transcontinental division of the Atchison,…
By 1617 a Mission was established and a church erected at San Ildefonso. The pueblo belongs to the Tigua nation,…
For twelve years they then lived, free from all Spanish control, proud in their freedom, yet, doubtless, constantly in dread,…