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Christian and Pagan in Guatemala.
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- Author(s): Lothrop, S. K.
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Nation. 1/16/1929, Vol. 128 Issue 3315, p74-76. 3p.
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Guatemala today is still an Indian country, for less than a tenth of its inhabitants admit the presence of white blood in their veins. No account of Indian paganism is complete without mention of the Black Christ of Esquipulas, a sable image publicly worshiped since the sixteenth century. It is housed in a sumptuous church which dominates the dirty little town of Esquipulas in southern Guatemala, and to it come many thousands every year, even from such distant lands as Mexico and Ecuador.
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