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Saying Goodbye To Chema

ChemaWe are deeply sad to report that José María Magaña, age 65, died on Friday, June 19, 2009, after being hospitalized for acute pneumonia in San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas.

He was the oldest child in a family of nine children. As  a Jesuit brother, he worked with the Tseltal Maya in the region of the Jesuit Mission of Bachajón for most of his adult life. Read more...

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Chiapas Delegation Visits

Bridge photoTransformative change is grounded in relationship and shared experience.

View our gallery of pictures from our past visits to Chiapas. Learn more about this region and read about the experiences of individuals who have visited.

Find out about how you as an individual or your organization might consider joining a delegation to Chiapas, Mexico.

Learn more about our delegation visits to Chiapas.

Tseltal Maya People

TseltalA people rich in tradition and history, the Tseltal Maya People have populated the southern-most state of Mexico for over 2000 years.

Learn more about the unique relationship between the Tseltal Maya People and the Jesuit Mission and the Center for Indigenous Rights in Chiapas, Mexico.

Find out more about the Tseltal Maya People.
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