Aníbal Chajón
Aníbal Chajón is a historian who contributes to the understanding of Marian sanctuaries in Latin America, and was invited to speak at a conference about the historical role of the Virgin Mary in Catholicism.
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Guatemala:
Aníbal Chajón explained that the Xocomil is a natural phenomenon interpreted by communities as the intervention of spiritual aspects or rites.
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Aníbal Chajón highlights the novenas prayed by the Franciscan Order.
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Guatemala:
Aníbal Chajón indicates that in 1899, the tradition of giving gifts during the Christmas season began.
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Guatemala:
Historian Aníbal Chajón explains that the dogma of the Immaculate Conception represents Mary overcoming the devil.
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Guatemala:
Historian Aníbal Chajón explains the origins and significance of the Quema del Diablo tradition in Guatemala.
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Guatemala:
Historian Aníbal Chajón emphasizes that the rise of the Halloween celebration occurred in the 1970s in Guatemala.
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Guatemala:
Aníbal Chajón discusses the cultural interpretations surrounding the legend of El Sombrerón.
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Guatemala:
Aníbal Chajón led a conference on the application of jade in various crafts worldwide.
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Guatemala:
He is a historian who discusses the significance of the October 20th commemoration.
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Guatemala:
Historian Aníbal Chajón explains the tradition of flying kites in Guatemala.
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