Rescue Efforts Continue To Save Six Trapped Miners In Utah

HUNTINGTON, UT - AUGUST 12: Victor Pacheco (R) shakes the hand of a member of the news media as his wife Loyola (2R) hugs a family member of one of the six coal miners still trapped 1,500 feet beneath the surface at the nearby Crandall Canyon coal mine during an English/Spanish bilingual mass at Mission San Rafael Catholic church August 12, 2007 near Huntington, Utah. The Pachecos are not family members of the missing but are supporters of them. Father Donald Hope told the families of the largely Latino congregation, most of whom have avoided the news media so far, that a report he received about the missing miners this morning was not good but encouraged continued prayer. Rescuers do not know if the miners are still alive nearly a week after the August 6 cave-in despite sinking bore holes for the use of cameras and listening devices. They expect it to take several more days to dig through to the miners. The Catholic Church has been careful to protect the privacy of the Latino families out of concern for issues of legal residency status of some at this church. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)