St. Juan Diego – by Miguel Cabrera – Catholic Art Print

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St. Juan Diego – by Miguel Cabrera – Catholic Art Print"St. Juan Diego" Miguel Cabrera Juan Diego (1474 1548) brought the world the picture of Our Lady of Guadalupe. He was an indigenous peasant of New Spain, what we call Mexico today. He had four visions of the Blessed Mother in December, 1531. He told the bishop about them, and when asked for proof, Mary provided Juan Diego with roses in winter. He carried them in his tilma, a native garment similar to a cape, which he opened before the bishop. It is

Eventually she became its chief reformer

besides his Divine Step-son

Because these are one-time codes

do you still not see the ways of God

but her lovely face shone with joy

Emil Kapaun

We do this because the ratio of the rectangle of the art almost never matches the rectangle of the paper

The reason for the last one is that she came up with a mystical language

choice of length

This charm/pendant portrays St Anne

with two branches conjoining into one

– The story of each print as shown in our listings