The post Wipeout: New Mexicans talk about what mass firings mean for the future of public lands appeared first on Searchlight New Mexico. Searchlight connected with three abruptly terminated federal employees, who offer deep insights on the meaning of the purge that just happened. The post Wipeout: New Mexicans talk about what mass firings mean for the future of public lands appeared first on Searchlight New Mexico.

The post We choose to remember appeared first on Searchlight New Mexico. During an era when history is being suppressed for political purposes, archives that document the truth are more important than ever. The post We choose to remember appeared first on Searchlight New Mexico.

The post Why so many Catholic churches file for bankruptcy appeared first on Searchlight New Mexico. As sex abuse scandals continue to haunt the Catholic Church, many dioceses are turning to Chapter 11 as a way to settle hundreds of claims at once. The post Why so many Catholic churches file for bankruptcy appeared first on Searchlight New Mexico.

The post Undercount: why the Catholic church won’t list many New Mexico priests who’ve been linked to sexual abuse appeared first on Searchlight New Mexico. Critics say that the Archdiocese of Santa Fe’s roster of “credibly accused” priests should be longer — by 59 names — but the church currently has no intention of adding them. The post Undercount: why the Catholic church won’t list many New Mexico priests who’ve been linked to sexual abuse appeared first on Searchlight New Mexico.

The post Darkness visible: the University of New Mexico’s archive on the sexual abuse of children by priests appeared first on Searchlight New Mexico. A collection of documents about clergy abuse in this state — housed at UNM’s special collections library — is a major step forward for victims, but there’s more to be done. The post Darkness visible: the University of New Mexico’s archive on the sexual abuse of children by priests appeared first on Searchlight New Mexico.