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“My prayer life has always been intact, but after my first experience with the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe, I felt called to more deeper and reflective prayer. Having purchased the actual-sized print from Guadalupe Missions and placing her in the center of my home, she is the first person I see every morning […]
To know that she was truly alive in the tilma and being able to physically touch a copy of the image was overwhelming. Hearing all the powerful stories and encounters changed my life for good. Now, I pray to Our Mother every single day. I ask for Our Lady of Guadeloupe’s intercession daily. After every […]
God’s blessings to you! We are excited to announce our first of several new content categories here at Guadalupe Missions! Our Lady has invited us to share what we’ve learned and continue to learn as we grow in our relationship with Our Lady of Guadalupe through ongoing prayer & study. However, we want to also […]
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Did you know that the original image of Our Lady of Guadalupe is iridescent? So despite the fact that photographs and copies of the image show the colors as static, the original appears to change colors depending on the distance and angle from which one views it. So although there is sometimes artistic license taken […]
Guadalupedia Post The Aztec Empire sacrificed hundreds of thousands in their religious rites prior to the defeat of the empire by the Spanish in 1521 and the outlawing of the practice of human sacrifice. Pictured below is an example of the kind of obsidian blade the Aztecs would use for a variety of purposes, including […]
“Guadalupedia” Post: Pronounced “teel-mah”. A single rectangular garment worn by Aztec men with a wide variety of uses including carrying food and firewood as a makeshift bag. This photo shows a tilma made with traditional materials and woven in the traditional method. The way in which it is being worn around the neck with extra […]
Greetings from the team at Guadalupe Missions! We will be announcing when next week’s free 30 minute live Zoom retreat in the next few days. Keep us in your prayers and know of ours for you! Stay Tuned! – Your Friends at Guadalupe Missions
