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As a historic adobe church crumbles, a small village worries its culture will be lost
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October 4, 2023
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5:19Now PlayingIn this quiet village nestled in the San Luis Valley, large cracks and exposed adobe bricks are beginning to show on the walls of a beloved church where countless baptisms and weddings have been celebrated for generations.
“They are hurting because it’s their church. It’s our community. And they’re all hurting,” Carlos Atencio said of his fellow villagers.
The adobe church known as Iglesia de San Pedro y San Pablo has served as the region’s third church since it was rebuilt in the 1930s after a fire. But now church services are no longer held in the 90-year-old building as adobe walls begin to shift and crack.
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