Cultus tries to understand the evolution of faith in Mexico after its evangelization.
This chapter explores an ultraconservative group known as a Confraternity that arrived in 1545 and eventually was forgotten during the "Reforma Laws" (1861) when they went through a 132-year-old ban in the country and their current efforts to adapt to a new era.
This chapter explores an ultraconservative group known as a Confraternity that arrived in 1545 and eventually was forgotten during the "Reforma Laws" (1861) when they went through a 132-year-old ban in the country and their current efforts to adapt to a new era.
