Our Lady of Guadalupe 5x7 Print
$15.00
Our Lady appeared to St. Juan Diego in 1531 in Tepeyac Hill, Mexico. During her first apparition, she requested that a shrine be built. She then appeared again, during which she told St. Juan Diego collect roses as a sign for the bishop. As he opened his cloak, roses fell to the floor, revealing an image of a young, pregnant woman of Aztec descent encircled by rays of light, which resulted in the conversion of thousands of Aztecs.
Feast Day: December 12
Patroness of the Americas
Art by Emily S. Pitre
Description
Our Lady appeared to St. Juan Diego in 1531 in Tepeyac Hill, Mexico. During her first apparition, she requested that a shrine be built. She then appeared again, during which she told St. Juan Diego collect roses as a sign for the bishop. As he opened his cloak, roses fell to the floor, revealing an image of a young, pregnant woman of Aztec descent encircled by rays of light, which resulted in the conversion of thousands of Aztecs.
Feast Day: December 12
Patroness of the Americas
Art by Emily S. Pitre