Shrine Public Events List

Public veneration of 1st-Class Relics at the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe takes place by the way of a general blessing at the conclusion of the Holy Masses.  Should the Saint’s feast day fall on a Sunday or a Solemnity, there may not be a public venera­tion of that saint’s relic, however, the relic will be available for private veneration upon request.
 

Public veneration of 1st-Class Relics at the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe takes place by the way of a general blessing at the conclusion of the Holy Masses.  Should the Saint’s feast day fall on a Sunday or a Solemnity, there may not be a public venera­tion of that saint’s relic, however, the relic will be available for private veneration upon request.
 

8:30am - Traditional Latin Mass (Low Mass) Replaces English Mass
12:15pm - English Mass

When the Holy Day falls on a Saturday or Monday, it may also be transferred to the closest Sunday.

Public veneration of 1st-Class Relics at the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe takes place by the way of a general blessing at the conclusion of the Holy Masses.  Should the Saint’s feast day fall on a Sunday or a Solemnity, there may not be a public venera­tion of that saint’s relic, however, the relic will be available for private veneration upon request.
 

Public veneration of 1st-Class Relics takes place at the conclusion of the Holy Masses. However, should the Saint’s Feast Day fall on a Sunday or a Solemnity, there may not be a public venera­tion of that Saint’s relic, however, the relic will be available for private veneration upon request.

Public veneration of 1st-Class Relics at the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe takes place by the way of a general blessing at the conclusion of the Holy Masses.  Should the Saint’s feast day fall on a Sunday or a Solemnity, there may not be a public venera­tion of that saint’s relic, however, the relic will be available for private veneration upon request.
 

Public veneration of 1st-Class Relics at the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe takes place by the way of a general blessing at the conclusion of the Holy Masses.  Should the Saint’s feast day fall on a Sunday or a Solemnity, there may not be a public venera­tion of that saint’s relic, however, the relic will be available for private veneration upon request.