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Saint Juan Diego, the first indigenous saint from the Americas, was born in Mexico in 1474. He is recognized for his religious fervor and his gracious attitude toward the Virgin Mary. In 1524, Juan Diego converted to Catholicism, and was among the first to be baptized in the religion. On December 9, 1531, Juan Diego was stopped by the sight of a radiant woman who introduced herself as the "ever-perfect holy Mary." Mary asked him to request the local bishop build a chapel in her honor there on Tepeyac Hill. When Juan Diego approached his bishop, the cleric did not believe him. After reassurance from Mary, Juan Diego approached the Bishop again. This time the Bishop asked for proof of...

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Saint Juan Diego - By Marian Films

This is the story of the 3 days Our Lady of Guadalupe appeared to St. Juan Diego in Mexico in the year 1531. It is a drama with actors made by an Emmy winning filmmaker. Many miracles occured while filming this movie. A cloud appeared and settled on the hillside they were filming on, just like in the original story. Birds appeared and sang when the script called for it. Contrails formed cloudlike rays of Our Lady of Guadalupe. The filmmaker has been to 250 cities telling audiences about what happened. Every time he filmed, something miraculous happened in front of the camera or behind the camera. The first day they filmed was the worst rainstorm in 100 years, yet not a drop of water fell ...

The Story of Our Lady of Guadalupe

The image of Our Lady of Guadalupe is very familiar to North American Catholics, but what's the story behind it? This short video will take you back to 1531 Mexico to find out all about the miraculous image and the gifts of grace She brought!

Saint of the Day — Juan Diego — Dec. 9th

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Dec 12 - Homily: Why St. Juan Diego?

When St. Juan Diego protested his unworthiness, Our Lady told him that She did not lack servants and messengers to carry out Her will, but nevertheless it was he who was Her necessary instrument. So why was he chosen? Listen to find out. Ave Maria! Mass: Our Lady of Guadalupe - Opt Mem +++ For Audio go to https://airmaria.com?p=60418 By the Franciscan Friars of the Immaculate http://marymediatrix.com To Subscribe to this channel: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=franciscanfriars To contribute to Franciscanfriars and AirMaria: https://airmaria.com/contribute/

Dec 09 - Homily - Fr Alan: The Humble St Juan Diego

St Juan Diego has been called a "model of humility". Although 57 at the time of the apparitions of Guadalupe, Our Lady called him by diminutive names. His humility drew the attention of Our Lady to him. Ave Maria! Mass: St. Juan Diego - Opt Mem For Audio go to https://airmaria.com?p=63583 By the Franciscan Friars of the Immaculate http://marymediatrix.com

Tepeyac Hill - Our Lady of Guadalupe Short Film

Tepeyac Hill is a short historical drama and the story of Saint Juan Diego and the miraculous events that took place in December of 1531 in the Village of Tepeyac, Guadalupe Mexico. The story of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Like, Comment, Subscribe, and Share! Thank You!

The Lives of the Saints - Episode 10: St Juan Diego

In episode 10, we discuss St. Juan Diego and Our Lady of Guadalupe. St. Juan Duego, pray for us. Our Lady of Guadalupe, pray for us. // San Juan Diego, ruega por nosotros. Nuestra Madre de Guadalupe, ruega por nosotros. Sources: https://www.britannica.com/topic/Our-Lady-of-Guadalupe-patron-saint-of-Mexico#ref878759 https://www.britannica.com/biography/St-Juan-Diego https://www.catholic.org/saints/saint.php?saint_id=73

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Saint Juan Diego - The Humblest of Servants [Drawn to the Saints]

At the very beginning of the gospels God sent a messenger to the humblest of servants to bring Jesus into a corrupt culture, a culture obsessed with death. The story referenced here is the Annunciation.  The event in which Gabriel the Angel is sent by God to the Blessed Virgin Mary to bring Jesus, the savior into the world.  It would only be fitting then that God would send Mary to the poor, but humble Juan Diego to bring Jesus to a culture in Mexico that was obsessed with the human sacrifice of infants.  The event in which  Mary spoke to Juan Diego is known as "Our Lady of Guadalupe" and is highlighted by an image of the blessed mother late in her pregnancy, about to deliver.  About to d...

Story of Our Lady of Guadalupe | Miracles of Mary | Episode 01

One early morning, an elderly man named Juan Diego left his house for attending the morning mass. Little did he know that his life was going to changed forever that day. As he walked toward the church, he heard a soothing music coming from Tepeyac Hill. Watch the amazing story of Our Lady of Guadalupe in this animated episode. If you want to buy the ebook version, then follow the below link: http://amzn.in/d/4LZRRVU Miracles of Mary is an animated series of books and videos that narrates the story of different Marian apparitions across the world. Each story is exclusively chosen and carefully narrated so that your little ones can easily understand. Please subscribe to Christian Kids ...

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A beautiful picture of Mary

A beautiful picture of Mary can be seen on a cloak above the main altar in the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico City. The cloak belonged to Juan Diego, an Aztec who lived more than 450 years ago.

Juan Diego and his wife, María Lucía, converts, walked 14 miles to religious instructions and Mass every Saturday and Sunday. On December 9, 1531, when Juan was a 57-year-old widower, he was walking to Mass. A beautiful lady dressed as an Aztec appeared. She told him she was the Immaculate Virgin Mary, the Mother of the true God. She desired to have a shrine there at Tepeyac Hill so that she could show her love for people. She said, “Ask for my help. Here I will listen to people’s prayers and I will help them.” Mary asked Juan to tell the bishop of her desire.

The bishop didn’t believe him, so Juan returned to the lady and suggested she send a better speaker. Mary told Juan that she chose him for this work and that she would bless him for helping her. Juan revisited the bishop. This time the bishop told him to ask his lady for a sign that she was the Mother of God. When Juan did, Mary told him to return the next day for a sign.

The same day Juan’s Uncle Bernardino became ill, and Juan stayed home to care for him. When his uncle was dying, Juan went for a priest. On the way he met the Holy Virgin. He apologized for not meeting her the day before. Mary replied, “Now listen to me. Do not let anything bother you, and do not be afraid of any illness, pain, or accident. Am I not here, your Mother? Are you not under my shadow and protection? What more could you want? Don’t worry about your uncle. He is well already.”

Mary then sent Juan to the top of the hill to gather the flowers growing there. Juan knew that nothing grew on that rocky hill, let alone in winter. However, he did as the Lady said. Juan found gorgeous roses! He picked them and brought them to Mary, who arranged them in his cloak that María Lucía had made from cactus fibers. Mary told Juan to take them to the bishop.

When the bishop saw Juan, he asked what he had in his tilma. Juan opened it, letting the roses fall. Imagine the bishop’s surprise at seeing roses in winter! Yet he saw an even greater miracle: on Juan’s cloak a beautiful, life-size image began to appear. Juan gasped. It was his Lady! The bishop cried out, “The Immaculate!” Then he knelt and with tears asked the Blessed Mother’s pardon for not believing Juan.

On that same day, Mary appeared to Juan’s uncle and cured him. Uncle Bernardino went to the bishop and told how he had been cured.

Juan Diego remained poor, simple, humble, and devoted to the Eucharist. He spent the next 17 years traveling throughout central Mexico, bringing others to the faith and delivering Guadalupe’s message that Mary loves us and wants to help us. Juan Diego was beatified in 1990 and canonized in 2002.

From Saints and Feast Days, by Sisters of Notre Dame of Chardon, Ohio

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