“I thank you, Father … that you have hidden these things from the wise and understanding and revealed them to babes; yea, Father, for such was your gracious will” (Matthew 11:25-26). The following is ...
The cloak worn by St. Juan Diego Cuauhtlatoatzin was made from rough cactus materials from central Mexico, and it should have deteriorated after 15-30 years. But this "tilma" remains intact, and its ...
The cloak worn by St. Juan Diego Cuauhtlatoatzin was made from rough cactus materials from central Mexico, and it should have deteriorated after 15-30 years. But this "tilma" remains intact, and its ...
St. Juan Diego de Cuauhtlatoatzin, whose feast day is today, is someone I have met. I am thinking today of some of the men I knew in the state prison where I volunteered and later worked. The men who ...
MEXICO CITY — Pope John Paul II proclaimed Juan Diego Cuauhtlatoatzin the Roman Catholic Church’s first indigenous American saint Wednesday and, in a colorful Mass blending Aztec and European ...
Our Lady of Guadalupe is a symbol of faith, culture and identity for many Mexicans and Latin Americans and, in turn, has crossed borders occupying a very special place in the hearts of Latinos living ...
MEXICO CITY — Salvador Suarez, a 37-year-old shoe salesman, traveled all night on a bus from his village in western Mexico and entered the Basilica of Guadalupe at 6 a.m. Wednesday--four hours before ...
On July 31, 2002 Pope Paul II went to Tepeyac, a place outside of Mexico City, to canonize the 16th century indigenous saint, Juan Diego, whose influence on Catholicism in the New World has been ...
The cloak worn by St. Juan Diego Cuauhtlatoatzin was made from rough cactus materials from central Mexico, and it should have deteriorated after 15-30 years. But this “tilma” remains intact, and its ...
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