Josefa González Mariscal Oral History Projects

Welcome to Josefa González Mariscal Oral Histories, where we delve into the cultural stories and historical narratives shared by those who experienced significant events of our past. We explore the stories behind these impactful moments, listening to the people who recall them. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a buff, or simply curious about the world around you, our oral histories offer the perfect opportunity to expand your knowledge and satisfy your interest. Some of our oral history projects can be combined with accompanying lectures and virtual and panel exhibitions. Join us as we journey through the rich and diverse world of history and culture!

Josefa González Mariscal Oral History Projects

Mexican & Religious History

Spring 2026 Release - Original version in Spanish featuring recordings from an 89-year-old historian who, as a child, lived through the religious persecution of the Catholic Church in Mexico in the 1920's - English version read from translated text that captures this historical narrative.

Vintage photo of a nun and a young girl in religious attire with a painted background.

Memorias de una Niña Historiadora

La Persecución Religiosa en México es una parte importante de la historia de Mexico y la Iglesia Católica. Es una historia que no se les enseña a los jóvenes en las escuelas, sino que se ha transmitido en las familias de generación en generación, influenciando la vida de sus miembros. Estas experiencias reflejan la complejidad de la identidad mexicana.

Memories of a Future Historian

The Mexican religious persecution is a significant chapter in Mexican and Catholic Church history. This history in not taught in schools, it has been passed down from one generation to another, withing families, impacting the lives of the family members. These experiences reflect the complexity of the Mexican identity.

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