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It also advocates for the just treatment of the undocumented migrants living in the United States. It provides dignity, aid and hope to the deported migrants. The Kino Border Initiative carries on the tradition of the humanitarian work of Padre Kino.

María finds hope when she encounters The Kino Border Initiative in Nogales, Sonora and its workers and volunteers who live on both sides of the border. Their lives are further shattered when many are deported from the United States and separated from their families. Maria further learns of the tragic lives of undocumented migrants who cross the border seeking work in the United States in order to feed their families. And then there is the prospect of building more of The Border Wall. This has a devastating impact on their lives and society. government is to militarize their communities and surroundings. Human traffickers and drug smugglers cross their desert lands. She reflects about the increasingly difficult life of the Tohono O'odham people. At the annual May Kino Festival held in Kino's honor in Magdalena de Kino, she sees hundreds of people celebrating and participating in events including the traditional dances of the Tohono O'odham of Quitovac.Īfterwards Maria takes an inner journey after despairing about of the harsh realities of her changing borderland home. And that a statue of Kino stands in the Hall of Heroes in the United States Capitol Building as the state of Arizona's heroic representative to the people of the United States. Maria also learns of Kino's world fame as an explorer and map maker. And as their missionary priest, Kino was always a staunch defender of their rights to their lands and to be free from slavery. For over 30 years, the Salgado family has lead cabalgatas or pilgrimages on horseback to honor the memory of Padre Kino by retracing the trails ridden by him.ĭuring her journey, Maria hears about the missions and ranches that Kino founded beyond the Spanish frontier with the help of the O'odham people. Maria is joined on the trail by her father, José Luís Salgado and her uncles and Arizona rancher Richard Collins. For 25 years Kino ministered to both the spiritual and temporal needs of the native people living in today's borderlands and established over 20 missions. Riding along the Kino Mission Trail on horseback, María discovers the origins of the devotion throughout Mexico for Padre Kino. She finds hope for its future through the inspiration of the life of pioneer Jesuit missionary Eusebio Francisco Kino (1645-1711) and those who carry on his humanitarian work. While traveling on horseback, Maria reflects on the tragic changes to these desert borderlands. Viva Kino! is a documentary movie about the Arizona-Sonora borderlands as told by María, a young rodeo instructor. In English, Spanish and Italian with subtitles

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