[PDF.30ao] Walking to La Milpa: Living in Guatemala with Armies, Demons, Abrazos, and Death

Walking to La Milpa: Living in Guatemala with Armies, Demons, Abrazos, and Death

[PDF.tw77] Walking to La Milpa: Living in Guatemala with Armies, Demons, Abrazos, and Death

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 | #2968325 in Books |  Moyer Bell Ltd. |  1996-10 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  .75 x5.82 x8.88l, | File type: PDF | 177 pages

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||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| A tough life in a tough land|By Brian McMahon|This book is an account by a lay missionary (or missioner, to use the author's curious term) of the time he spent from 1989 to 1991 working in the village of Poptún in the Guatemalan province of Petén. The live of the village is tough, dominated by poverty and hard work and always shadowed by death from war, accident o|From Publishers Weekly|Milpa means cornfield, which is sacred to farmers of Central America who depend on corn for sustenance. The term is a symbol of the culture that Villatoro, a poet and novelist (A Fire in the Earth), wished to experience. In 1989, he and hi

A Latino American describes his two years working as a lay missionary in rural Guatemala, describing the impoverished town in which he and his wife lived, the corrupt government military, the guerrillas, the threat of disease, and the shocking situations that he encountered. Tour. IP.

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