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BY SOUTH ROAD
A look of humility and charm in the child farmer, the devoted mother, the young man full of hope and the wise old man, guardian of the history of my country, a tradition that survives in the deep faith of our people is what has motivated me every Sunday has published in this diary page: "For the ways of the South." Walking
villages in the south of Merida is find a treasure hidden in the mountain, with its spring landscapes, abundant crystal clear waters, noble, friendly people, a forger of history woven with the wisdom of humility, of hard work and the living tradition of religiosity marked popular sentiment in our region.
Each of these accounts and stories have been collected during my visits, meetings, breeding and training, in an entertaining book of the same name, sponsored by the Culture and Extension Universidadde the Andes, in the person of Prof. Orlando Chacon, who make public my eternal gratitude, and has Talleres Gráficos University, in the person of Ms InésMuñoz, for their dedication to the correction, editing and assembling this publication.
The book contains six chapters. The first chapter, entitled "The past of our town", is a look back to our southern land, evoking memories of its founding and its relationship with and dependence on capital Mérida, shows the value of these events featuring brave men of yesterday are today proud perennial for future generations, and refers to the old stories that never fail and are now legend in the history surmerideñaEl second chapter, "Knowing the Surmerideño" is a tour of the parishes that make up the largest regional municipality of Mérida State, including geo-political description of each of its seven parishes: Mucutuy, Mucuchachí, Chacanto, El Molino, Capurí, Guaimaral and Canaguá. The third chapter, The Church and the Peoples of the South "is dedicated, as an act of gratitude to all the tireless pastors of our Church who, coming as doctrinaire or runners, priests, pastors or just as famous, were the most great witness of faith, progress and transformation of all southern communities, from the preaching of the Gospel to the opening of roads, establishment of hospitals and schools, as well as any good work that would benefit from improved quality of life in this region. Includes the first steps in their historical Silva pastor pastoral visits, the visionary project to create Zerpa Bishop Parishes, the important work of the illustrious Archbishop pro-Chacón surmerideños the enduring testimony of outstanding pastors and archbishops and Salas Pulido and Noguera priests, Barillas, and Moreno, to reach the beautiful Church of Canaguá example of struggle and southern belle the fourth chapter, "People in my country," we enter the lives of men and women who trained for the work tenacious, virtue, full responsibility, honesty and faith can not be postponed, an example for humanity and an example of that very special love of the Southern: "To be good people."
The fifth chapter, "Our Culture and Popular Religiosity" Surmerideña "invites us to know the people of the south, with the entertaining chronicle of cultural wealth, their expressions of faith and its singular devotion that have served as inspiration for poetry, art, music, crafts and painting, which are the main cultural events of the surmerideños.
The fifth chapter, "The peoples of South Facing the Future" shows the horizon of these paragraphs countries that refuse to die and, by example of teamwork, successfully reaching out to conquer achievements later today todosEn benefit to high school facilities "Neptalí Noguera Mora", last October 21, with the group of students, authorities and community, we share his presentation "On the roads of the South" is a proposal to surf the beautiful villages of the south and let it spread from its humble and great people, is to appreciate the more natural talent made in the recesses of the mountain, but, above all, to dream land with the hope of Merida, where the farmer prays to the Lord every morning and exit gracefully to sow seeds of kindness, family and progress in this blessed land
* Official Chronicler Arzobispo Chacón Municipality
Fr. Eduard Escalona Molina
cronistacanagua@hotmail.com

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Comments About the Book "On the Road South"


This title has just published his first literary work, the Fr. Edduar Molina Escalona, \u200b\u200bofficial historian of Canaguá in Southern Peoples Merida. Sponsored by the ULA edited out of the workshops beautiful university worthy of the content format, filled with photographs of ombudsmen and landscapes of the mountains. In a sober but elegant, with touches of erudition, takes us through the Peoples of the South to tell its origins, its traditions, its ancient history and new. Reading it reminded me of my first years of priesthood I met a mule across the region. It was in the last pastoral visit of Archbishop José Humberto Quintero, fifty years ago, when accompanied by Fray Indalecio P Garcia Santibanez and Redemptorist, spent two months in evangelizing those peoples. It was then wild life and very few modern resources covering the generosity of the people and the P Edduar able to express in documents and canagüera childhood experiences. In my collection of anecdotes I remember arriving at Guaraque, the southern door, the pastor had prepared a greeting to the Archbishop and a beautiful young woman with panache and started reading it instead of saying excrementísimo Excellency Archbishop said, and then said: very nice accompaniment, 10 pavonia us young clerics. Religiosity, the chronicler informs us, comes from the Augustinians but it is an unforgettable work of P Noguera Adonai, whose name now holds a parish and the Archbishop Chacón Municipality. He was famous then the team of Henry P Moreno, P. Barillas and Alarcon until it was "the hero of the mountain" P. Eustorgio Rivas, who led the first jeep and the radio and discovered the Caparo, which left us narratives in several books, citing the author of his predecessor in the writings of people surmerideños. Eustorgio Aricagua native was my first parish Ditches and El Morro, which closed the priests adventure runners, carrying the first jeep Cayapa as community work, as did the P Crescencio Mucutuy Parra, P Arias in Pueblo Boanerges New Uzcátegui in El Morro. Mons Marquez on several occasions has expressed a desire for recognition in these cures bronze villagers whose stories are attached to the "Tales of Nono" Ramon Sosa. Among them is a boy who looked after the mules Bobito and brought the Jeep to get some grass to eat at night, and of course I noticed that also urinated on the distilled water radiator. I could not escape the pen of the chronicler canagüero Noguera Chanito figures and their relatives and Orlando Naphtali who gave luster to the land as regional authorities, diplomats and famous entrepreneurs. Father tells interesting things Edduar about the customs and traditions of indigenous peoples in times of Christmas and Easter in art and culture, dishes, music and poetry peasant. And reminds the P Castillo and Manuelito, I remind you that Capurí not forget a young priest and crazy it was crucified on Good Friday and from the Cross preached the seven words, nor the pilgrimages of the Virgin of Fatima with Bishop Pulido sick and mystical parranditas family home and Molina Sosa, whose members are officials in this city famous for the Knights. Alexis Montilla ever told me about a possible movie of these people with these adventures and landscapes that could give new trophies, and give us new reasons to attract many tourists. A thousand congratulations to P Edduar and many thanks for that gift in my golden jubilee of priesthood. Mérida, November 2008