Members of the Tigua Tribe of Texas honored their heritage and the tribe's patron saint on Sunday.
The annual St. Anthony's feast drew tribal members near and far for a Catholic mass, a large lunch and some traditional dancing. The celebration dates back 300 years.
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Tigua tribe gathers for St. Anthony celebration
(The El Paso Times 6/14)
Tigua Tribe celebrates heritage and patron saint
Monday, June 14, 2004
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