Salvadorans overcome massacre with faith
They greet each other like family members who haven’t seen one another in a while, a big smile when one of them walks into the room. Felipe Tobar talks about his uncle, quiet and tall, a man “who loved to go to Mass.” Miriam Ayala talks about her 16-year-old sister who used to sing with her in a hammock. She was shot that day, her body carried away by the river.