Our Lady of Guadalupe

Photos from Visitations of the Missionary Image

Eucharistic Adoration with Fr. Paul Castellani. – Lansdowne, Pennsylvania

 

 

This couple prayed for a child before the Missionary Image in November 2008, after the mother suffered a miscarriage. Little Santiago was born nine months later in July 2009! Here he is with his happy and thankful parents twisting to look at Our Lady, when the Missionary Image returned. – Columbia, South Carolina

 

 

Young Hispanics venerate the Missionary Image. – Hattieville, Arkansas

 

 

The Missionary Image at Camp Guadalupe with youth. – Malvern, Pennsylvania

 

 

The Missionary Image leads the way in the March for Life. – St. Augustine, Florida

 

 

Marty Rotella, Our Lady’s Troubadour, singing the story of Our Lady of Guadalupe. – Lansdowne, Pennsylvania

 

 

The picture was sent to us by Guardians of the Missionary Image at the Culture of Life Family Services in San Diego, California. They wrote, “This little guy (4lbs) was prayed for by all of you a few weeks back when his Mom came to COLFS after having taken RU-486. He is a true miracle. Thought you all deserved to meet him. All my love and thanks for your prayer support. The angels must be smiling. I know we all were today when we held him.”

 

 

CFR sisters wave goodbye after the Visitation to their convent. – Bronx, New York

 

 

Native Americans honor Our Lady of Guadalupe on Rosary Sunday at St. Anthony’s Church during the Visitation of the Missionary Image. – Phoenix, Arizona

 

 

Children lining up for the procession with the Image and the Knights of Columbus. – Dent, Minnesota

 

 

Priest and pro-lifers praying with the Image outside Planned Parenthood. – Vero Beach, Florida

 

 

Bishop Victor Galeone and Fr. Christopher Liguori at the March for Life. – St. Augustine, Florida

 

 

Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone venerating the Image at pro-life prayer service. – Charleston, South Carolina

 

 

Priest explaining the Missionary Image to residents at a nursing home. – Dent, Minnesota

 

 

Fruit of the Womb

This photograph of the true miraculous image of Our Lady of Guadalupe (with child) was taken while on a pilgrimage to Mexico in February 1999. The light in a form of a fetus appeared centered just above the womb of Mary.

Jesus is the Light of the World.

 

 

 

Our Lady of Guadalupe, Ark of the New Covenant

The Missionary Image of Our Lady of Guadalupe appears in this photograph in a darkened church at night beneath what appears to be a cloud of fire.

The Ark of the Old Covenant was covered by a cloud by day and a cloud of fire by night. See Nm 9:15-16.

Our Lady is the Ark of the New Covenant because she was covered by the Holy Spirit who overshadowed her (see Lk 1:35) and she carried Jesus, as the presence of God in her womb, as the Ark of the Old Covenant carried His presence in the tablets of the Ten Commandments, the Manna and Aaron's Rod that budded. See Heb 9:4.

Our Lady of Guadalupe, Ark of the New Covenant, pray for us!

 

 

 

 

 

The Great Sign

This photograph shows a solar phenomenon of the sun surrounded by a blue aureola cloud which in turn is surrounded by a round rainbow. It was in this manner that Our Lady of Guadalupe first appeared to Saint Juan Diego on December 9, 1531. This photograph was taken as a Missionary Image of Our Lady of Guadalupe departed from Mexico City. It was on the front page of the Mexican newspapers.

"A great Sign appeared in the sky, a Woman clothed with the Sun..." Rev. 12:1.

Our Lady of Guadalupe, the Woman clothed with the Sun, please crush the serpent's head! See Gn 3:15.

 

 

 

 

Our Lady of Guadalupe, Queen and Mother of All Nations

The Missionary Image of Our Lady of Guadalupe appears in this photograph standing to the right of what appears to be the Holy Eucharist.

"The Queen stands at your right hand arrayed in gold." Ps 45:10

Dear Jesus, my living and loving Lord, Savior and Eucharistic King, really and truly present in the Blessed Sacrament, the Body and Blood, Soul and Divinity, I praise, thank and adore you!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Our Lady's Tears

The Missionary Image of Our Lady of Guadalupe appears in this photograph weeping tears of oil.

The angel told Sister Agnes at Akita, Japan, that Our Lady's statue wept tears "because she wishes the conversion of the greatest number. She desires that souls be consecrated to Jesus and to the Father by her intercession."

"Make everyone weep tears of repentance and of new life, which will open their hearts to the regenerating gift of God's love. Make them weep tears of joy for having seen the profound tenderness of your heart. Praised be Jesus Christ!" Amen.