History / Oct 26, 2022
Keeping the Faith for New Mexico's Historic Churches
Made of mud, stone, and timber, New Mexico’s historic churches represent a unique architectural tradition. A few good souls aim to save these…
By Kate Nelson
History / Nov. 23, 2022
Tomé's Church Renovation Is No Small Miracle
In one small community, parishioners accomplished what could be a miracle: the $1 million renovation of Tomé’s…
History / Nov. 23, 2022
In Praise of New Mexico Churches
These books can help you discover even more of New Mexico’s sacred places.
History / Nov. 16, 2022
A Church Worth Saving
The oldest church in southern New Mexico could have melted into the earth. Thanks to one woman’s leadership and an army…
History / Oct 26, 2022
San Miguel Chapel's Historic Treasures
In Santa Fe, San Miguel Chapel’s adobe architecture mirrors that of churches in small villages, where every material plays an important role.
By Molly Boyle
History / Nov. 16, 2022
Adobe Churches Face Challenges
The most common building material on earth comes with a few catches.
History / Nov. 02, 2022
Master Santeros Save the Sacred
In Córdova, a trio of santeros helped refresh a collection of precious masterpieces.
Native American Culture / Nov. 09, 2022
Celebrating Traditions at Acoma Pueblo
At Acoma Pueblo, the celebration of Christ’s birth unites the community.
Museum / Nov. 02, 2022
Discover a Santo Wonderland
The Museum of Spanish Colonial Art, in Santa Fe, shares santero masterpieces.