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Date: 1939-05-14 Contributing Institution: Catholic Research Resources Alliance Description: La Esperanza was a national Catholic Spanish-language publication in Los Angeles, California. Sponsored by the Claretians, the weekly magazine began in 1929 and ended in 1955. The publication’s content focused on Catholic topics relevant to the United States Spanish-speaking population. Directed toward the Mexican community, the magazine printed many articles about the Church-State crisis as well as news from the homeland. This transnational viewpoint provides a unique perspective for the reader. This exceptional publication offers a great opportunity for scholars to uncover the Spanish-speaking communities’ activities during the first half of the twentieth century. View Full Item at Catholic Research Resources Alliance -
Creator: First A.M.E. Church, Oakland Date: 1939-05-14 Contributing Institution: Graduate Theological Union Description: First A.M.E. Church (Fifteenth Street) of Oakland, led by its pastor, the Rev. Daniel G. Hill, conducted the Mother's Day Vesper Services, Sunday May 14, 1939, in the Temple of Religion. A thirty-voice choir, conducted by Arnold Barance Jr. performed. Ruth Dean also gave an organ recital. View Full Item at Graduate Theological Union