Celebrating the Feast In Mexico, the celebration of Our Lady of Guadalupe begins in the week before December 12. Families begin to prepare food and decorate their homes; pilgrims begin to travel to Mexico City; some make part of the journey on their knees.
On the evening of December 11, conchero players gather in the atrium of the basilica. (Their name comes from concha, "shell", their mandolin-shaped instruments being made from armadillo shells.) The concheros and other musicians begin playing … [More]

St. Hildergard is mentioned in this article about Our Lady of Guadalupe,
New Discoveries of the Constellations on the Tilma of Our Lady of Guadalupe:
http://www.catholicintl.com/catholicissues/New_Discoveries_on_the_Tilma.pdf

New Discoveries of the Constellations on the Tilma of Our Lady of Guadalupe. In my research for the second volume of my book Galileo Was ...
http://www.catholicintl.com/catholicissues/New_Discoveries_on_the_Tilma.pdf
Fascinating article...

@ Iraputo

In México we say, we are 98% Catholic, but 100% "Guadalupanos"-(devotees of Our Lady of Guadalupe).

ja,erinnert mich auch an die MPB-

Die Melodie kommt mir doch seeeeehr bekannt vor ... o unbeflecktes Herz ...

hihihi ... ok schön ... er meint es ernst scheint mir er wendet sich der Madonna zu und nicht dem "Publikum" ... sehr schön ... so wie es sich gehört ...

Danke, dass wir anteilnehmen dürfen ...

Corrección: la Virgen!con mayúscula!

Envía la canción 'La Guadalupana' a tu celular
TONANTZIN, TONANZIN TONANTZIN (EMANUEL) DESDE EL CIELO UNA HERMOSA MAÑANA, DESDE EL CIELO UNA HERMOSA MAÑANA, LA GUADALUPANA, LA GUADALUPANA, LA GUADALUPANA BAJO AL TEPEYAC (2 VECES). (ALEXANDER) SUPLICANTE JUNTABA SUS MANOS SUPLICANTE JUNTABA SUS MANOS Y ERAN MEXIANOS, Y ERAN MEXICANOS Y ERAN MEXICANOS SU PORTE Y SU FAZ. (2 VECES) (EMANUEL) POR EL MONTE PASABA JUAN DIEGO POR EL MONTE PASABA JUAN DIEGO (INSTRUMENTAL) Y ACERCÓSE LUEGO Y ACERCÓSE … [More]