According to Catholic teachings, in December 1531, the Virgin Mary appeared to Juan Diego on Tepeyac Hill, outside modern-day Mexico City. Appearing as a beautiful Aztec princess and speaking to Diego in his native language of Nahuatl, Mary implored him to go to the local bishop and advocate on her behalf for the building of a church in her honor.
Our Lady of Guadalupe celebrations in San Diego
Procession and Mass Our Lady of Guadalupe - St. Joseph Cathedral San Diego
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Our Lady of Guadalupe procession returns Sunday - The San Diego Union-Tribune
Celebrating faith: Our Lady of Guadalupe events note miraculous event
Procession and Mass in honor of Our Lady of Guadalupe to be held Sunday - The San Diego Union-Tribune
Dia de la Virgen de Guadalupe is an important Mexican celebration
Opinion: Here's why Our Lady of Guadalupe means so much to the Filipino community - The San Diego Union-Tribune
Campus Event - Our Lady of Guadalupe Celebration – USD News Center University of San Diego
Virgin of Guadalupe celebration in downtown Phoenix
Our Lady of Guadalupe procession unites Catholics of all backgrounds - The San Diego Union-Tribune