Our Lady of Guadalupe framed print and will look beautiful on your wall. The image is a reminder of the miracle that happened in Mexico City. According to tradition, The Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to Juan Diego, who was an Aztec convert to Christianity, on December 9 and again on December 12, 1531. During her first apparition she requested that a shrine to her be built on the spot where she appeared, Tepeyac Hill (now in a suburb of Mexico City). The bishop demanded a sign before he would approve the construction of a church, however. Mary then appeared a second time to Juan Diego and ordered him to collect roses. In a second audience with the bishop, Juan Diego opened his cloak, letting dozens of roses fall to the floor and revealing the image of Mary imprinted on the inside of the cloak—the image that is now venerated in the Basilica of Guadalupe. The matting color is rust and black. Choose from 3 frame colors. Size is approximately 10" X 13" from the outermost edges of the frame.
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