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In this episode, we delve further into the life and challenges faced by Fr. José María Suárez del Real, the last Franciscan missionary at Mission Santa Clara. The episode recounts Father Real's advocacy for the native people, his disputes with local elites, and the hardships he endured, including the occupation by militia troops. The narrative also touches upon the broader political struggles in Alta California, including the rise of local Californio leaders and the influence of American settlers leading up to the Mexican-American War.
00:00 Introduction and Recap
00:20 Challenges of Secularization
01:16 Mission Indians' Struggles
02:38 Father Real's Advocacy
04:06 Political Turmoil and Land Disputes
07:12 American Influence and Rebellion
11:17 Father Rael's Later Years
19:45 The Catholic Church's Struggles
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