Our Lady of Guadalupe appeared to Saint Juan Diego, a poor indian, in Mexico City in December 1531. She sent Juan Diego to the Bishop with the message that she wanted a chapel built where she stood. The Bishop asked for a sign from Our Lady so the next time she appeared, she arranged roses (out of season at the time) in Juan Diego’s tilma that left behind an image of Mary as she revealed herself to Juan Diego. The tilma with the miraculous image is still on display in the Basilica near the hill where she appeared.
Now you can bring this heavenly friend with you wherever you go with the Our Lady of Guadalupe Tiny saint! This cute, colorful, and durable charm is made of soft PVC and a small clip that allows you to attach the charm to keychains, backpacks, jacket zippers, lanyards and more.
This item makes a great stocking stuffer at Christmas or a thoughtful little gift for your child or teen to help remind them of the prayers and intercession of their patron or favorite saint.
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