Procession Revives Parish Tradition With Eucharistic Paths
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church organized a two mile procession to Padre Martinez Lane with 150 participants. Prayers at each stop honored unborn children ancestors vocations and the married life, as a milky Virgin Mary statue led the way and parishioners hoped for a new church tradition.
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Christ
Lucero
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
Padre Martinez Lane
Planned Parenthood Office
Padre Martinez
Our Lady of Medugorje
Yugoslavia
John Rasinski
Albuquerque
Martinez
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Brennan
Jesus
Taos Elementary hosts prayer gathering for children
The Religious Education Committee hosts a prayer event at Taos Elementary School for children. Taos civic offices invite the community to pray for civic authorities and social justice via Taos Prayer Group. Police station hosts a separate prayer event for peace and justice led by Taos Susiaidtanss.
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Taos
Religious Education Committee
Taos Prayer Group
Taos Susiaidtanss
Commencement ceremonies honor Taos and Taos County students
The College of Santa Fe held its 51st commencement at the Santa Fe Opera on May 13. Taos resident Wendy F Mares earned an MBA while Arthur T Cortez Andres V Gonzales and Jamie Hayward earned BAs. Cadets Mares and Daniel Gonzales earned associate degrees from NM Military Institute in Roswell on May 11. Gonzales and Mares earned honors lists and awards. Additional Taos students received recognitions at UNM and Amherst College and at NM School for the Deaf and Fort Lewis College with dean’s lists and leadership recognitions.
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College of Santa Fe
Santa Fe Opera
Taos
Wendy F. Mares
Arthur T. Cortez
Andres V. Gonzales
Jamie Hayward
Perasco
Dolores Slough
Felipe Mares
Reuben A
Bernadette Mares
el Prado
Daniel Gonzales
Daniel
Christina Gonzales
Ranchos de Taos
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
Gonzales
Mares
Matchin
New Mexico
George Ferry
Christina Breidenbach
Lynn Stehwein
Questa
New Mexico School For the Deaf
Santa Fe
Ferry
Wal-Mart
Cameron Martinez Jr
Taos High School
Washington, D.C
Martinez
August Schroeder
Fort Lewis College
Durango
Colo
Schroeder
Creamy Key Lime Pie Without Concentrate
Creamy lime pie recipe uses Jell O vanilla pudding mix with milk and lime peel. Two packs of pudding, Cool Whip, Keebler graham crust, optional lime slices. chill four hours for eight servings.
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New Mexico
Obituaries for Medina Lucero and Saddy in Taos area
Eutimio Medina 85 of Taos died June 24 2000. He worked as a Wyoming sheepherder and a railroad switchman. Survived by wife Eufalia, children Helen Nick Samuel Raymond and nephew Chris Medina, plus siblings and many relatives. Rosary June 27 and Memorial Mass June 28 at Our Lady of Guadalupe Taos. burial at Dolores Cemetery. Arrangements by Rivera-Hanlon. Frances Lucero 69 Taos former Mora resident died June 23 2000. Survived by husband Frank Lucero two sons Jerome Alvin two daughters Margo and Veronica, two grandchildren two great grandchildren and brother Jose Pino. Rosary June 24 Taos and June 25 Mora. Mass June 26 Mora. burial at Saint Gertrude’s Mora. Pallbearers listed. Arrangements Lujan’s Taos. Marilyn W. Saddy 85 Jamaica Queens NY died June 24 in Taos. Survived by husband James Saddy daughter Gate Saddy. Memorial services to be announced. Arrangements Rivera-Hanlon.
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Eutimio Medina
Taos
Wyoming
Eufalia M. Medina
Santa Fa
Helen M. Gonzales
Nick
Pecos
Samuel A. Medina
Santa Fe
Raymond A. Medina
Espanola
Chris Madina
Jose Madina
el Prado
Pita Garcia
Frank
Pueblo
Colo
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
Dolores Cementery
Rivera-Hanton Funeral Home
Frances Lucero
Mora
Jose Pino
Margaret Pino
Teodsio Pino
Frank Lucero
Tur
Saint Gertrude’s
N.M
Saint Gertrude's Catholic Camerary
Dino Pino
Ban Pino
Nicolas Martinez
Albert Martinez
Pau Pachaco
Martin Cisneros
Lujan
Marilyn W. Saddy
Jamaica
Queens
New York
James Saddy
Gate J. Saddy
Rivera- Hanlon Funeral Home
US West grants 5000 to Taos Men’s Resource Center
The US West Foundation will give $5,000 to the Taos Men’s Resource Center to support ongoing services and expansion. The donation follows a $2,500 grant in 1999, bringing total US West support to $7,500. The center aids men in overcoming socialized behaviors linked to high risk and domestic issues.
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Men’s Center
US West Foundation
Taos
Taos County
New Mexico
Paul Zelizer
US West
Edward J. Lopez
MRC
Philogues
Lopez
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Hattie Trujillo
Ber
Elana Braunstein
University of New Mexico
UNM
Congress
Marcos O. Salazar
Orlando G
Sarah C. Salazar
Amherst College
Amherst
Mass
Salazar
Roderick L. Wade
Institute
Tara N. Wade
Rowdy S. Wade
Vadito
Matthew Romero
Carlos
Martha Romero
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
Romero
Boeing Space and Missile Defense Plant
el Paso
Texas
Air Force
NASA
Indiana
Naval Surface Warfare Center
Key Lime Pie
Fayne Lutz
Amelia C. Trujillo
Hermanos
Three Moradias
Ranchos
Terry Brennan
Nick Brandhal
Francisco el Comanche Gonzales
Amelia Trujillo
John Fitter
Daniel Sanchez
Lisa O’brien
Antonio Sanchez
Bob Brenden
Men’s Resource Center
Leo Baca
Matilda Garcia
Viola
Maw
Leo
Linda Garcia
Sam
Mary Jo Garcia
Rosemarie H. Marquez
Sacred Heart League
Larry Torres
Tim
Centinel Bank
Packie
Maria Elena
Christopher, Advan and
The
Marquey, Martine
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