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#10942011

27 January 2024

In Tlaxcala de Xicotencatl, Mexico, on January 26, 2024, the Chacon Carvajal family is repairing figures of God's children that have been broken or mistreated. They are using materials such as wood, resin, and plaster to prepare them for the Candelaria festivities, a tradition they have been upholding for more than fifty years.

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#10942012

27 January 2024

In Tlaxcala de Xicotencatl, Mexico, on January 26, 2024, the Chacon Carvajal family is repairing figures of God's children that have been broken or mistreated. They are using materials such as wood, resin, and plaster to prepare them for the Candelaria festivities, a tradition they have been upholding for more than fifty years.

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#10942013

27 January 2024

In Tlaxcala de Xicotencatl, Mexico, on January 26, 2024, the Chacon Carvajal family is repairing figures of God's children that have been broken or mistreated. They are using materials such as wood, resin, and plaster to prepare them for the Candelaria festivities, a tradition they have been upholding for more than fifty years.

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#10942014

27 January 2024

In Tlaxcala de Xicotencatl, Mexico, on January 26, 2024, the Chacon Carvajal family is repairing figures of God's children that have been broken or mistreated. They are using materials such as wood, resin, and plaster to prepare them for the Candelaria festivities, a tradition they have been upholding for more than fifty years.

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#10942015

27 January 2024

In Tlaxcala de Xicotencatl, Mexico, on January 26, 2024, the Chacon Carvajal family is repairing figures of God's children that have been broken or mistreated. They are using materials such as wood, resin, and plaster to prepare them for the Candelaria festivities, a tradition they have been upholding for more than fifty years.

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#10942016

27 January 2024

In Tlaxcala de Xicotencatl, Mexico, on January 26, 2024, the Chacon Carvajal family is repairing figures of God's children that have been broken or mistreated. They are using materials such as wood, resin, and plaster to prepare them for the Candelaria festivities, a tradition they have been upholding for more than fifty years.

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#10942017

27 January 2024

In Tlaxcala de Xicotencatl, Mexico, on January 26, 2024, the Chacon Carvajal family is repairing figures of God's children that have been broken or mistreated. They are using materials such as wood, resin, and plaster to prepare them for the Candelaria festivities, a tradition they have been upholding for more than fifty years.

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#10942018

27 January 2024

In Tlaxcala de Xicotencatl, Mexico, on January 26, 2024, the Chacon Carvajal family is repairing figures of God's children that have been broken or mistreated. They are using materials such as wood, resin, and plaster to prepare them for the Candelaria festivities, a tradition they have been upholding for more than fifty years.

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#10942019

27 January 2024

In Tlaxcala de Xicotencatl, Mexico, on January 26, 2024, the Chacon Carvajal family is repairing figures of God's children that have been broken or mistreated. They are using materials such as wood, resin, and plaster to prepare them for the Candelaria festivities, a tradition they have been upholding for more than fifty years.

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#10942020

27 January 2024

In Tlaxcala de Xicotencatl, Mexico, on January 26, 2024, the Chacon Carvajal family is repairing figures of God's children that have been broken or mistreated. They are using materials such as wood, resin, and plaster to prepare them for the Candelaria festivities, a tradition they have been upholding for more than fifty years.

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#10942021

27 January 2024

In Tlaxcala de Xicotencatl, Mexico, on January 26, 2024, the Chacon Carvajal family is repairing figures of God's children that have been broken or mistreated. They are using materials such as wood, resin, and plaster to prepare them for the Candelaria festivities, a tradition they have been upholding for more than fifty years.

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#10942022

27 January 2024

In Tlaxcala de Xicotencatl, Mexico, on January 26, 2024, the Chacon Carvajal family is repairing figures of God's children that have been broken or mistreated. They are using materials such as wood, resin, and plaster to prepare them for the Candelaria festivities, a tradition they have been upholding for more than fifty years.

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#10942023

27 January 2024

In Tlaxcala de Xicotencatl, Mexico, on January 26, 2024, the Chacon Carvajal family is repairing figures of God's children that have been broken or mistreated. They are using materials such as wood, resin, and plaster to prepare them for the Candelaria festivities, a tradition they have been upholding for more than fifty years.

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#10942024

27 January 2024

In Tlaxcala de Xicotencatl, Mexico, on January 26, 2024, the Chacon Carvajal family is repairing figures of God's children that have been broken or mistreated. They are using materials such as wood, resin, and plaster to prepare them for the Candelaria festivities, a tradition they have been upholding for more than fifty years.

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#10942025

27 January 2024

In Tlaxcala de Xicotencatl, Mexico, on January 26, 2024, the Chacon Carvajal family is repairing figures of God's children that have been broken or mistreated. They are using materials such as wood, resin, and plaster to prepare them for the Candelaria festivities, a tradition they have been upholding for more than fifty years.

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#10942026

27 January 2024

In Tlaxcala de Xicotencatl, Mexico, on January 26, 2024, the Chacon Carvajal family is repairing figures of God's children that have been broken or mistreated. They are using materials such as wood, resin, and plaster to prepare them for the Candelaria festivities, a tradition they have been upholding for more than fifty years.

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