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In the old times, the priests also taught the children how to be altar boys and this
required the memorization of the responses of mass, first in Latin and then in Spanish.
This is another type of education that some of the town remembers.
There is a monthly publication that the priests of that area distribute which is
called El Trigarral. This magazine is very interesting to the rural area because it consists
of a series of articles, interviews and news, all related to life in the field. It is beautifully
illustrated with Femín Gonzáles’ drawings and the editing is done by cargo Emérito
Puente, Luis Hernando, Fermín González, Fernando Susaeta, Julio Ruiz, Pedro Javier
Rodríguez and Jose Mari Herrera. This publication has inspired me a lot as for learning
the form of speaking of the people of the field and also to better know their dreams and
hopes.
El Trigarral, magazine about the farmer’s culture.
The messenger of San José is a publication that was introduced to Ciadoncha 52
years ago by Paz de Quevedo Iriarte, a school teacher. The subscription is passed from
mothers to daughters and the actual keeper is Dolores Tomé who distributes the
subscriptions.
In past times another religious magazine called El promotor was read. This
magazine is still read in some of the regions towns.
As every town, Ciadoncha has always been an informal university. Anyone who
dedicates oneself to observing can learn a lot about what these affectionate places offer,
from their nature to their people.
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