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What is a Pilgrimage?
Of the many pious practices found in Catholic tradition, pilgrimage holds a special place; it goes back to the roots of our faith, for it […]
Shrine Holiday Hours
The Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe will be closed or partially open on the following holidays. Christmas December 24: Closed at 1pm, after the […]
Who is St. Juan Diego?
He can be found in any portrayal of the Guadalupe apparition: a middle-aged, indigenous Mexican, simply dressed, gazing adoringly at the radiant Virgin. Wherever Our […]
Who Is St. Juan Diego?
Honeymoon Spent in Thanksgiving to Our Lady
Last month, the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe was blessed to witness an exceptional visit. Newlyweds Justin and Noelle, before moving into their first […]
Honeymoon Spent In Thanksgiving To Our Lady
Staff Addition: Deacon Kabat
The Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe warmly welcomes a new Major Gifts Officer, Deacon Chris Kabat. Dcn. Kabat has worked in financial services for […]
A Chance to Learn Gregorian Chant
Since arriving at the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe nearly a year ago, Director of Sacred Music Scott Turkington has provided not only exalted […]
