Seeking Mary’s Intercession: Infertile Couples Find Hope and Healing at US Marian Shrines
Married couples are turning to Our Lady of La Leche and Guadalupe in their prayers for children.
Married couples are turning to Our Lady of La Leche and Guadalupe in their prayers for children.
The similarities between the Rome and Mexico City images are striking.
The Holy Father delivered a homily in Spanish in the form of a prayer addressed to the patroness of Mexico and empress of the Americas.
COMMENTARY: Visiting the sacred place where this apparition occurred was truly unforgettable.
The Dec. 12 event is directed toward Latin American priests, women religious and seminarians studying in Rome.
COMMENTARY: Through this revelation, Mary gave birth to a new people.
COMMENTARY: Researchers continue to examine the tilma’s stars, flowers and even the reflections in Our Lady’s eyes. Their findings, while speculative, deepen appreciation of an image that transformed a culture — and still stirs hearts now.
The often-overlooked chapel at Tepeyac, where St. Juan Diego lived and guarded the miraculous tilma for 17 years, remains a key part of the Guadalupe story and Mexico’s spiritual heritage.
‘Today, as we face, in the world and even in the Church, pervasive confusion, division, and a loss of faith, Our Lady’s call resounds with renewed urgency.’
Preaching at a Mass at Marian shrine in Wisconsin, the Dutch cardinal said Cardinal Burke has been unjustly criticized for proclaiming the fullness of the faith.
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