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OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE This catholic art print is centered on the miraculous imprint of the Blessed Virgin Mary on the cloak of St. Juan Diego as she appeared to him at Guadalupe, Mexico in 1531. In this painting of the original image Mary is depicted as a young Mexican Indian princess who is pregnant. She has been declared patroness of the Americas as well as patroness of the unborn by the pope and the bishops. Millions of pilgrims from around the world pray before this miraculous image every year. (1) In this miraculous image Mary has a black sash around her waist that is tied in a bow. This was sign among the native Mexican Indians that a woman was pregnant. The bright yellow rays surrounding her and the moon under her feet are references from the book of Revelation - Now a great sign appeared in heaven: a woman, adorned with the sun, standing in the moon with twelve stars on her head for a crown. She was pregnant...(Rev. 12: 1-2) (2) The dove descending on Mary represents the Holy Spirit overshadowing her and causing to conceive Jesus, the Son of God. The fire like ribbon surrounding the central image of our Lady of Guadalupe represents the anointing of Jesus from the moment of his conception in the womb of his mother. The twenty small blue circles represent the twenty mysteries of the rosary. The seven stars represents the seven spirits of God that surround his throne in heaven (book of Revelation). The two red and white lilies to the left and right of our lady represent her immaculate purity and maternal love. Below and to the right of our lady is an oval that contains a monstrance that contains the Eucharistic Jesus, which reflects the unborn Jesus, who Mary carried in her womb. On the left is a large circle that contains the Immaculate Heart of Mary. (1) Mexican Phoenix: Our Lady of Guadalupe, Image and Tradition Across Five Cent-Uries by D. A, Brading - History 2001 (2) Mary Through the Centuries: Her Place in the History of Culture by Jaroslav Jan Peilkan.
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