Luz y Ciencia.
Organo de la Catedra Provincial "Luz y Ciencia" de San Antonio, Texas, de la Escuela Magnético-Espiritual de la Comuna Universal.
1931 Monthly
San Antonio, TX.
Language: Spanish.
Editor: Antonio Campos Flores.
1/1, September 1931.
One silver Mexican peso or 50 cents US.

The journal bragged that it was the "cheapest and the highest circulation journal in Mexico and the United States." It listed branches (”catedras ciudadanas”) of the EMECU in Texas, including "Luz y Verdad," the "primera seccion intelectual" in Texas, founded in 1923 by Jose M. Mora, who had started La Ofrenda in Laredo in 1918 and contributed to Confraternal in Monterrey. This was the organ of the San Antonio branch (catedral) of the Escuela Magnetico-Espiritual de la Comuna Universal of Joaquin Trincado. On him and his organization see the note under Balanza. EMECU archives at Univeristy of Texas, Austin.

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