The Guadalupe Basilica is perhaps the most visited catholic church on the planet, according to some, even more than Saint Peter's in Rome. The overwhelming strenght of religious faith is depicted in these magnifcent collection of images that reflect the very soul of the mexican people.

"¿How can we explain that millions of people go to Villa de Guadalupe in December every year? How can we understand that the very first flag of México had been a banner with the Virgin of Guadalupe’s image? How can we omit the importance of the Basilica of Guadalupe, being the second Catholic temple with the biggest incomes for alms collection? How can we believe that the Virgin frequently appears in a subway station, in a water tank, in the trunk of a tree? How can we admit that Virgin of Guadalupe is an identity symbol for the Chicano communities in the United States of America?
All these questions have motivated the study of theologians, philosophers, historians, anthropologists, writers and scientists..."

Elizabeth Romero
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