Tag: Arantzazu
Basque Passionist Jesús María Aristín, named Apostolic Vicar of Yurimaguas
You don't have to dig too deep into the blog to discover our weakness for the Basque Passionists who, since 1913, that's over a...
Two Videos to Discover the “Colegio de las Vizcaínas” in Mexico,...
A year ago, we wrote an article to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the founding of the Colegio de San Ignacio or "Colegio de las...
Coming Up on 100 Years of the Extraordinary Work of the...
Our regular readers will know yours truly has a great deal of fondness and admiration for the Passionist Fathers who set up in the Basque...
The Burial Places of the Basques in Lima, Desecrated to Become...
Our regular readers will remember the Brotherhood of Our Lady of Aranzazu of Lima, as we've mentioned them several times. If you're not familiar,...
Basques united to create a community kitchen/school/restaurant in one of the...
Today we'd like to bring you the news of the community kitchen / school / restaurant that was opened in 2019 by Basque-Peruvian Gastón...
120 years of the birth of Martín Elorza, a key figurein...
A few months ago, we brought you a blog entry on the epic work of the Basque Passionists in the Peruvian Amazon jungle, heroic...
Fiftieth Anniversary of the Placing of the Jorge Oteiza Sculptures at...
This article was translated by John R. Bopp
On this day in 1969, extraordinary Basque artist Jorge Oteiza put the finishing touches on one of the most...
A response from Peru to the libel against the Day of...
This article was translated by John R. Bopp
On September 16, the Spanish dialy El Español published an article by Pedro José Chacón Delgado, professor of History of...
Interview with Jesús María Aristín, Bishop of Yurimaguas. The epic...
A few weeks ago, we dedicated a detailed article to the amazing feats of the Basques in the Peruvian Amazonia. It was not a...
Lima, August 30: a date that recalls the resilience of the...
This year, at the end of August, we'd like to state for the record what happened on August 30, 1866, which was a clear...