According to religious experts, the Virgin of Guadalupe was presented with the name St. Mary of Guadalupe, which translates to "the holy bed of the river that carries living water and true light." ...

Mary’s life on earth provides an example for all Catholics, Archbishop Gomez said, pointing to Our Lady’s visit with her relative, St. Elizabeth, while they were both pregnant.

Our Lady of Guadalupe first introduced herself as the Mother of God and the Mother of all humanity when she appeared on the hill of Tepeyac in Mexico in 1531, according to Vatican News.. The day ...

The Virgin of Guadalupe, with her characteristic dark hair and brown skin, is a version of the Virgin Mary — the mother of Jesus, per the Catholic faith — who appeared in 1531 before an ...

Our Lady of Guadalupe commemorates when the Virgin Mary appeared before Juan Diego, an indigenous Mexican farmer, in 1531. ... (She's) the mother of Mexico," Ramos said.

Object Details Author Franciscan Friars of the Immaculate (New Bedford, Mass.) Contents Preface -- Mother of the Americas / Christopher Rengers -- The spiritual motherhood of Mary / Angel M. Garibay K ...

O ur Lady of Guadalupe has embraced Marina Salvador-Velazquez throughout her life, ... "Mary is a mother of justice, ... Her ...

In Mary, God became flesh and, through Mary, He continues to incarnate Himself in the lives of peoples. Our Lady, in fact, proclaims God in the most suitable language; that is, the mother tongue.

Our Lady of Guadalupe responds: ... The poor, the humble, the weak can hear Mary “saying to them, ‘I am your mother.’ … Children, especially, have enough things to be afraid of in this life.

As to the significance of the Guadalupe feast, Rolando DeLuna, Ave Maria president, noted, “Basically, she is mother of the Americas and inspired hope for the future. As mother of the immigrants ...

The Guadalupanas at St. Mary’s are a beautiful community of older ladies. ... Our Lady of Guadalupe, just as my mother lovingly did for so many years. Buclatin is in sales and lives in Chula Vista.

No mother has ever been as tender and powerful as the Virgin Mary who appeared to the Mexican Indian Juan Diego 500 years ago. Today, more than ever, Our Lady of Guadalupe shows her tenderness and ...