Religious Candles 8 Inches El Milagro Del Tepeyac

El Milagro Del Tepeyac- On Dec. 9, 1531, a young man, Juan Diego, was on his way to church, when suddenly up on the hill top of Tepeyac, an apparition formed and spoke to him. The divinity was that of The Lady of Guadalupe, or The Virgin Mary. She asked him to build a temple there on Tepeyac, a place where she would listen to and answer the peoples prayers. The young man was then asked to let others know, so he ran to the bishop. The bishop did not believe the Juan and thus asked for some proof. On Dec. 12, Milagro Del Tepeyac: Juan returned to Tepeyac. The apparition spoke to him again. Juan explained that he needed proof. The Lovely Mother told him to seek out the flowers that would be in bloom, although it was the dead of winter. Much to his surprise, Juan found the flowers and presented these to the bishop. Upon his arrival, the flowers fell and in their place was the image of The Lady of Guadalupe, or, The Virgin Mary. El Milagro de Tepeyac signifies this extremely important national holiday. It is the day of Guadeloupe. Guadeloupe is the patroness of not only Mexico but of all the Americas. This particular candle, Milagro de Tepeyac signifies this image on It is cover. A young man kneeling down to the apparition on the hillside. It measures approx. 8 inches and is a perfect depiction of El Milagro de Tepeyac.