by Will Hoffman

Inside a small adobe church in a village in northern New Mexico lies a patch of dirt. Tens of thousands of pilgrims walk eight miles or more to get to this patch of dirt on Good Friday. This dirt, more popularly known as miracle dirt, is considered holy by the congregation. However, the pastor of the church, Reverend Casimiro Roca, has a different opinion. He says, "It's not the dirt that makes the miracles! I even have to buy clean dirt!"

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