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Our Lady's Promise: I Remain With You This Homily weaves together . . . . . . the Visitation (Luke 1:39–45), the mystery of Advent, and the apparition of Our Lady of Guadalupe, revealing a single, unifying truth: the Lord is always on the way to His people. God does not arrive once and withdraw; He continually comes, drawing near in mercy, joy, and life. This dynamic is first revealed when Mary, bearing Christ within her, hastens to Elizabeth. Though unseen, Christ Himself arrives, and His presence awakens joy, life, and praise. The leap of John the Baptist becomes the first fruit of salvation's nearness. He Continually Comes That same pattern unfolds across history, most vividly at Tepeyac in 1531, where Our Lady visits a wounded people and a struggling Church. Through Juan Diego, Mary brings Christ's joy into barrenness, transforming despair into life. The miracles . . . healing, roses blooming from stone, and the enduring image on the tilma . . . unfold in sequence, culminating in a sign that abides, just as Mary remained with Elizabeth and Christ remains with His Church. Throughout, Mary is revealed as the one through whom Christ comes, not only once, but always . . . into hearts, cultures, and history itself. Where He arrives, life stirs, joy breaks forth, and meaning is restored. Listen more to Our Lady's Promise: I Remain With You ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ A Quote from the Homily Imagine a greeting so powerful that its words don't matter. . . The voice of the woman with the joy of salvation growing in her womb speaks in such a tonality that that joy penetrates the life of another. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Art Work The Virgin of Mercy or Madonna della Misericordia.: Italian Painter: Piero della Francesca: 1462 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Why was this image selected: Mary stands sheltering the faithful beneath her mantle, a powerful visual expression of abiding presence. Like the tilma that endures and Mary's three-month stay with Elizabeth, the painting reflects the promise: I am not going anywhere.

¿Es la Virgen de Guadalupe un milagro divino o una obra maestra indígena? En este episodio especial de Leyendas Legendarias, profundizamos en la historia no contada de la veneración mariana, rastreando sus orígenes desde las estatuas de la diosa egipcia Isis asimiladas por el catolicismo, hasta el icónico manto del Tepeyac. Descubre cómo la Virgen de Guadalupe se convirtió en el símbolo cultural más importante de México y la evidencia que señala al artista indígena Marcos Cipac de Aquino como el verdadero autor de la imagen, cuyo crédito fue borrado y reemplazado por la leyenda del milagro para la evangelización. Un análisis profundo de fe, colonización e iconografía católica que te hará ver a la Virgen de Guadalupe con otros ojos. También puedes escucharnos en Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music o tu app de podcasts favorita. Apóyanos en Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/leyendaspodcast Apóyanos en YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/leyendaslegendarias/join Visita nuestra página para ver contenido extra: www.leyendaslegendarias.com Síguenos: https://instagram.com/leyendaspodcast https://twitter.com/leyendaspodcast https://facebook.com/leyendaspodcast #Podcast #LeyendasLegendarias

¿Es la Virgen de Guadalupe un milagro divino o una obra maestra indígena? En este episodio especial de Leyendas Legendarias, profundizamos en la historia no contada de la veneración mariana, rastreando sus orígenes desde las estatuas de la diosa egipcia Isis asimiladas por el catolicismo, hasta el icónico manto del Tepeyac. Descubre cómo la Virgen de Guadalupe se convirtió en el símbolo cultural más importante de México y la evidencia que señala al artista indígena Marcos Cipac de Aquino como el verdadero autor de la imagen, cuyo crédito fue borrado y reemplazado por la leyenda del milagro para la evangelización. Un análisis profundo de fe, colonización e iconografía católica que te hará ver a la Virgen de Guadalupe con otros ojos. También puedes escucharnos en Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music o tu app de podcasts favorita. Apóyanos en Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/leyendaspodcast Apóyanos en YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/leyendaslegendarias/join Visita nuestra página para ver contenido extra: www.leyendaslegendarias.com Síguenos: https://instagram.com/leyendaspodcast https://twitter.com/leyendaspodcast https://facebook.com/leyendaspodcast #Podcast #LeyendasLegendarias

Un acontecimiento olvidado, decisiones polémicas, secretos financieros y una historia que parece imposible de creer. En este video conocerás la verdad detrás de uno de los lugares más visitados del mundo, contada como nunca antes. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Friends of the Rosary,Today, December 12, is the feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe.On December 9, 1531, Juan Diego, a Chichimeca Indian, encountered a beautiful young woman speaking in the native Nahuatl, who revealed herself as “Holy Mary, Mother of the True God for whom we live.”She requested that a chapel be built. After the local bishop refused to believe Juan, the Virgin herself arranged roses in Juan's rough cloak, on his tilma.When Juan opened his cloak before the bishop, a miraculous image appeared.After Mary appeared at Tepeyac (in Mexico City today), humanity witnessed the most significant conversion movement. Within seven years, practically the entire Mexican people, nine million native people, converted to Christianity.With this miraculous national conversion, the Aztec practice of human sacrifice came to an end, and the God of the eternal truth, nonviolence, and forgiving love defeated the fallen spirits in an astounding culture-changing victory.Our Lady of Guadalupe proved a more effective evangelist than Peter, Paul, Patrick, and Francis Xavier combined. We join the same fight when we honor Our Lady today.Today, the shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe, the “Marian heart of America,” as Pope John Paul II called it, is one of the most significant pilgrimage centers in the world.The shrine conserves the cactus-fiber cloth of Juan Diego, which should have lasted 15 to 20 years. Today, nearly 500 years later, it shows no signs of deteriorating.In Our Lady's eyes, there is an image depicting the very moment Juan Diego revealed his tilma to Bishop Juan de Zumárraga. The encounter preserved in the eyes of Our Lady of Guadalupe now serves as a sign for others.The veneration of the Beautiful Guadalupana continues to inspire millions around the world, bringing ageless joy.Ave MariaCome, Holy Spirit, come!To Jesus through Mary!Here I am, Lord; I come to do your will.Please give us the grace to respond with joy!+ Mikel Amigot w/ María Blanca | RosaryNetwork.com, New YorkEnhance your faith with the new Holy Rosary University app:Apple iOS | New! Android Google Play• ⁠December 12, 2025, Today's Rosary on YouTube | Daily broadcast at 7:30 pm ET

In this episode of Logos Podcast, Fr. Max and Fr. Joseph dive deep into Rocco Buttiglione's chapter on Modernity's Alternative and explore how Our Lady of Guadalupe reveals the ultimate Christian claim: being is good.We trace the drama of Mesoamerican religion, human sacrifice, the collapse of a symbolic world after the Spanish conquest, and why evangelization initially failed — until a pregnant woman appeared on Tepeyac.This conversation unpacks:• Why the Noahic covenant matters more than we think• How pagan religions hold both seeds of the Word and seeds of the devil• Why suffering challenges our belief in the goodness of being• How the tilma of Guadalupe spoke directly into a culture that had lost the will to live• Christianity's astonishing claim: God Himself becomes the sacrificed Son• What this means for hope, pro-life culture, and the dignity of the human person todayIf you're hungry for philosophy, theology, cosmology, evangelization, or deeper Marian devotion, this episode is for you.Support the show

“Operación Frontera Norte” acumula casi 10 mil detenidos Línea 4 del Tren Ligero de Guadalajara inicia servicio gratuitoTonantzin en el Tepeyac antes de la BasílicaMás información en nuestro podcast

TGIF! Father Anthony with Tony, and Cristina gather to discuss the goings on, and people in the Parish.  Father Anthony talks about the beauty of the morning mass to Our Lady of Guadalupe, feeling inspired by the moving music of the Choir. They discuss the story of the miraculous Apparitions of Our Lady of Guadalupe to Juan Diego on the hill of Tepeyac and how it led to conversions and the end of human sacrifice.  They discuss the history behind the event and the key characters and marvel at the beauty of Our Lady of Guadalupe. St. Stanislaus Kostka Parish

Send us a textWe trace the apparitions of Our Lady of Guadalupe from Tepeyac to today, showing how a mother's image, a peasant's yes, and roses in winter shaped a continental mission. We connect her symbols, pro-life witness, and evangelization method to our work and your next step in faith.• Guadalupe's historical context and the apparitions • Meaning of the tilma's symbols across cultures • Juan Diego's humble yes and lasting mission • Love driven evangelization versus force or prestige • Signs and wonders for modern skeptics • Guadalupe as patroness of the new evangelization • A continental call from Tepeyac to the Americas • Pro life witness under Mary's mantle • Pilgrimage, books, media, and community as next stepsVisit Journeys of Faith online and let's journey together toward deeper devotion Discover Virgin Mary's shop, but be sure to click the link in the description for special news item Finish reading and check out the special offer. Visit Journeysoffaith.com website todayOpen by Steve Bailey Support the showJourneys of Faith brings your Super Saints Podcasts ***Our Core Beliefs*** The Eucharist is the Source and Summit of our Faith." Catechism 132 Click Here “This is the will of God, your sanctification.” 1Thessalonians 4“ Click Here ... lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven...” Matthew 6:19-2 Click Here The Goal is Heaven Click Here Why you should shop here at Journeys of Faith official site! Lowest Prices and Higher discounts up to 50% Free Shipping starts at $18 - Express Safe Checkout Click Here Cannot find it let us find or create it - - Click Here Rewards Program is active - ...

Hace casi 500 años, según el Nican Mopohua, la Virgen de Guadalupe se apareció en el Cerro del Tepeyac. Cada año, la visitan 20 millones de mexicanos. Nos preguntamos si México es una nación guadalupana.

The lectionary readings for the Memorial of St. Juan Diego Cauhtlatoatzin help to show us why he was chosen by our Lord to receive such a gift from Our Lady. St. Paul begins the First Letter to the Corinthians:  “Not many of you were wise by human standards,   not many were powerful,   not many were of noble birth. Rather, God chose the foolish of the world to shame the wise,   and God chose the weak of the world to shame the strong…”  Juan Diego was not expecting anything special to happen to him as he was walking from his home to the Franciscan mission station for religious instruction. As his route passed by the hill at Tepeyac in the Sierra de Guadalupe Mountain Range, he encountered the Virgin Mary, who revealed herself to him as the ever-virgin Mother of God. He was instructed to request from the bishop that a chapel be erected in her honor so that she might relieve the distress of those who call upon her in their need.  The bishop, as might be expected, did not initially go along with the plan. Bishop Juan Zumarraga asked Juan Diego to come back another day so the bishop would have time to reflect upon the request. Returning home, Juan encountered the Virgin again and announced the failure of his mission. Juan suggested the Blessed Mother ask someone of more importance to speak to the bishop, but she insisted that it was he, Juan Diego, that she wanted for the task. Juan returned to the bishop the next day, which was Sunday, December 10th, 1531. The bishop then asked Juan for some proof that this apparition was truly from heaven.  Juan returned immediately to the hill at Tepeyac, and the Virgin met him again. She told Juan to return to the bishop and she would provide the proof needed. Overnight, however, Juan Diego's uncle's health had deteriorated to the point where Juan felt he had to get a priest to administer the sacraments. It was two days later that the Virgin met him on the road and gently admonished him for not trusting in her intercession. She instructed Juan to climb to the top of the mountain and bring her back some of the flowers that were growing there. He found the flowers, even though they were not in season and were not expected to be found on the rocky outpost where normally cactus and shrub only grew. He gathered them into his mantle and brought them back to Our Lady. She arranged the flowers and Juan set off to find the bishop. When he was allowed into the bishop's presence, he opened the mantle of his cloak and when the flowers dropped out, what remained was an impression of the Blessed Virgin Mary, our Lady of Guadalupe.  In the words of the Apostolic Exhortation, Evangelii Gaudium, Our Lady “is the friend who is ever concerned that wine not be lacking in our lives. She is the woman whose heart was pierced by a sword and who understands our pain. As mother of all, she is a sign of hope for peoples suffering the birth pangs of justice…As a true mother, she walks at our side, she shares our struggles and she constantly surrounds us with God's love.” The words of Our Lady of Guadalupe to Juan Diego after he missed their meeting due to his uncle's illness could be addressed to everyone privileged to know her : “My youngest son, what is the matter? Do not let it disturb your heart. Am I not here, I who have the honor to be your mother?”  Advent Blessings,Fr. Kevin MacDonald, C.Ss.R.  

Tuesday of the Second Week of Advent Optional Memorial of St. Juan Diego, 1474-1548; it was to Juan Diego that Our Lady of Guadalupe appeared at Tepeyac Hill in 1531; Juan Diego later lived near the shrine constructed at Tepeyac, revered as a holy, unselfish, and compassionate catechist, who taught by word and especially by example Office of Readings and Morning Prayer for 12/09/25 Gospel: Matthew 18:12-14

La Basílica de Guadalupe recibe a millones, pero ¿cuántos se quedan en el camino?Se dice que la fe mueve montañas, pero en los caminos solitarios rumbo al Tepeyac, a veces atrae cosas que no pertenecen a este mundo.Esta noche nos adentramos en las leyendas más oscuras de la temporada de peregrinos. Desde las historias de fieles que desaparecen sin dejar rastro, hasta los misterios que rodean a la misma Basílica de Guadalupe. Además, narraremos una experiencia aterradora enviada por un escucha: una presencia inhumana acechando a un grupo de mujeres en medio del bosque, y el encuentro con una anciana fantasmal que carga un peso terrible en su costal.Prepara tu equipaje y no te separes del grupo, porque en estas carreteras, detenerse puede ser fatal.¡No olvides regalarnos tu like, suscribirte y comentar, eso ayuda muchísimo!YA DISPONIBLE EL CONTENIDO EXCLUSIVO EN PATREON:http://patreon.com/nochesdeterror* Suscripción desde 6 USD para acceder a todo el contenido exclusivo *
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Fluent Fiction - Spanish: Finding Her Voice: Marisol's Journey of Courage and History Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/es/episode/2025-12-07-08-38-19-es Story Transcript:Es: La Plaza de la Constitución estaba llena de vida.En: La Plaza de la Constitución was full of life.Es: Las luces de colores brillaban desde las tiendas y los adornos colgantes.En: The colorful lights shone from the shops and the hanging decorations.Es: Era invierno, pero el aire estaba cálido gracias a la energía de la gente celebrando el Día de la Virgen de Guadalupe.En: It was winter, but the air was warm thanks to the energy of the people celebrating el Día de la Virgen de Guadalupe.Es: Marisol respiró profundamente, aspirando el rico aroma de churros y tamales que se colaba entre los murmullos de la multitud.En: Marisol breathed deeply, inhaling the rich aroma of churros and tamales that slipped through the murmurs of the crowd.Es: El grupo de estudiantes del colegio estaba reunido cerca de la gran catedral, atentos a la maestra Carmen.En: The group of school students was gathered near the great cathedral, attentive to la maestra Carmen.Es: Carmen, una mujer que irradiaba autoridad y ternura a partes iguales, hablaba sobre la influencia española en la arquitectura de aquel lugar.En: Carmen, a woman who radiated authority and tenderness in equal parts, spoke about the Spanish influence in the architecture of that place.Es: Marisol, normalmente tímida, estaba emocionada.En: Marisol, usually shy, was excited.Es: Este era su tema favorito: la historia.En: This was her favorite subject: history.Es: A su lado, Hugo, su compañero con espíritu aventurero, movía los pies con impaciencia.En: Beside her, Hugo, her adventurous classmate, moved his feet impatiently.Es: "¡Vamos a ver la Basílica!En: "Let's go see the Basílica!"Es: ", exclamó.En: he exclaimed.Es: Carmen sonrió, recordándoles que debían avanzar juntos y no perderse entre la muchedumbre.En: Carmen smiled, reminding them that they should move together and not get lost in the crowd.Es: Mientras caminaban, Marisol recordó un dato que había aprendido sobre la plaza.En: As they walked, Marisol remembered a fact she had learned about the plaza.Es: Quería compartirlo, pero el miedo de no acertar la paralizaba.En: She wanted to share it, but the fear of not getting it right paralyzed her.Es: El ruido del mercado casi ahogaba sus pensamientos, pero decidió arriesgarse.En: The noise of the market almost drowned out her thoughts, but she decided to take a risk.Es: "¿Sabías que aquí antes había un templo azteca?En: "Did you know that there used to be an Aztec temple here?"Es: ", dijo, levantando un poco la voz.En: she said, raising her voice a little.Es: Algunos compañeros se giraron, y hasta Hugo dejó de saltar para oírla.En: Some classmates turned, and even Hugo stopped jumping to listen to her.Es: Carmen, al observar el interés, animó a Marisol a continuar.En: Carmen, observing the interest, encouraged Marisol to continue.Es: "Había un Templo Mayor," dijo Marisol, ganando confianza.En: "There was a Templo Mayor," said Marisol, gaining confidence.Es: "Los españoles construyeron sobre él después de la conquista."En: "The Spaniards built on top of it after the conquest."Es: Finalmente, llegaron a la Basílica de Guadalupe.En: Finally, they arrived at the Basílica de Guadalupe.Es: El lugar estaba impresionante, con su fachada majestuosa y la gente rezando fervorosamente dentro.En: The place was impressive, with its majestic facade and people praying fervently inside.Es: Carmen pidió a todos que prestaran atención a Marisol, quien iba a explicar su importancia.En: Carmen asked everyone to pay attention to Marisol, who was going to explain its importance.Es: Marisol respiró profundo y, enfrentándose al temblor de sus manos, comenzó.En: Marisol took a deep breath and, confronting the tremor in her hands, began.Es: "Esta Basílica honra a la Virgen de Guadalupe.En: "This Basílica honors the Virgen de Guadalupe.Es: Según la leyenda," explicó, "ella se apareció al indígena Juan Diego en el cerro del Tepeyac.En: According to legend," she explained, "she appeared to the indigenous Juan Diego on the hill of Tepeyac.Es: El manto con su imagen es aquí, y por eso miles vienen de todas partes en esta época."En: The cloak with her image is here, and that's why thousands come from all over at this time."Es: El grupo escuchaba con atención, y Carmen le sonrió con aprobación.En: The group listened attentively, and Carmen smiled at her with approval.Es: Al finalizar, todos aplaudieron: Marisol había puesto en palabras lo que todos sentían por la devoción que tenían frente a ellos.En: At the end, everyone applauded: Marisol had put into words what everyone felt for the devotion in front of them.Es: De regreso, la maestra Carmen se acercó a Marisol.En: On the way back, la maestra Carmen approached Marisol.Es: "Hiciste un gran trabajo hoy.En: "You did a great job today.Es: Estoy orgullosa de ti," le dijo.En: I'm proud of you," she said.Es: Marisol sonrió, sintiéndose más segura.En: Marisol smiled, feeling more confident.Es: Hugo la chocó con el hombro, "sabía que podrías hacerlo," dijo.En: Hugo bumped her shoulder, "I knew you could do it," he said.Es: El resto del paseo fue distinto para Marisol.En: The rest of the tour was different for Marisol.Es: Habló más, se rió con los demás, y dejó que el aura de la plaza se impregnara en su corazón.En: She spoke more, laughed with the others, and let the aura of the plaza soak into her heart.Es: Descubrió que no solo amaba la historia, sino también compartirla.En: She discovered that she not only loved history, but also sharing it.Es: Aquella tarde, mientras las luces titilaban y el olor a fiesta invadía el ambiente, una nueva Marisol se unía a la celebración: más segura de sí misma, más cercana a sus compañeros.En: That afternoon, as the lights twinkled and the smell of celebration filled the air, a new Marisol joined the celebration: more self-assured, closer to her classmates.Es: Había encontrado su voz, en aquella plaza que nunca olvidaría.En: She had found her voice, in that plaza she would never forget. Vocabulary Words:the aroma: el aromathe churro: el churrothe tamale: el tamalthe murmur: el murmullothe classmate: el compañerothe crowd: la muchedumbrethe noise: el ruidothe market: el mercadothe facade: la fachadathe cloak: el mantothe hill: el cerrothe legend: la leyendathe devotion: la devociónthe energy: la energíathe guide: el guíathe confidence: la confianzathe impulse: el impulsothe aura: el aurathe fear: el miedothe authority: la autoridadthe tenderness: la ternurathe architecture: la arquitecturathe temple: el templothe conquest: la conquistathe warmth: la calidezthe influence: la influenciathe majesty: la majestuosidadthe crowd: la multitudthe shyness: la timidezthe tour: el paseo

Send us a textWe trace the life of Saint Juan Diego from humble beginnings to the Tepeyac apparitions, highlighting how Mary's message in Nahuatl united wounded communities and inspired enduring faith. We explore the tilma's symbolism, Juan Diego's compassion for his uncle, and the Church's discernment.• Juan Diego's origins and Franciscan formation• Tepeyac as the meeting place of cultures and grace• Our Lady's request for a church and words of consolation• Miracle of roses and the tilma before Bishop Zumárraga• Symbolism on the image and scriptural echoes• Care for his ailing uncle as a model of charity• Indigenous encounter with the Gospel and mass conversions• Legacy of humble obedience and practical discipleship• Ways to connect with Journeys of Faith resourcesPlease consider making a donation or exploring our collections today to support our workRemember, we have Thanksgiving weekend sale at journeysoffaith.comBe sure to click the link in the description for special news item and since there is more to this articleFinish reading and check out the special offerVisit journeysoffaith.com website todaySaint Juan Diego CollectionOpen by Steve Bailey Support the showJourneys of Faith brings your Super Saints Podcasts ***Our Core Beliefs*** The Eucharist is the Source and Summit of our Faith." Catechism 132 Click Here “This is the will of God, your sanctification.” 1Thessalonians 4“ Click Here ... lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven...” Matthew 6:19-2 Click Here The Goal is Heaven Click Here Why you should shop here at Journeys of Faith official site! Lowest Prices and Higher discounts up to 50% Free Shipping starts at $18 - Express Safe Checkout Click Here Cannot find it let us find or create it - - Click Here Rewards Program is active - ...

The Inside Word at EWTN with Doug Keck. Fact check Friday examines how even less Americans trust the main stream media. Greg and Julie Alexander joins with their Monthly Marriage Encounter. Plus, The Most Reverend Thomas J. Olmsted, Bishop Emeritus of Phoenix is joined by Christofer Pereyra of Tepeyac discuss the THL Conference in Mexico City.

Cierres en la alcaldía Álvaro Obregón  por festejos patrios Si te gustan las aves migratorias el Parque Nacional Tepeyac es la opción  Panamá y Brasil unen esfuerzos para trabajar en vacunasMás información en nuestro podcast

Casa México Madrid presenta 'Camino al Tepeyac', una instalación fotográfica realizada por la artista Alinka Echevarría, en torno al peregrinaje anual a la Basílica de la Vírgen de Guadalupe, patrona de México. También hay una exposición con piezas elaboradas por diferentes artesanías y técnicas que dan forma a la Vírgen, una figura de agradecimiento, fe y devoción, no sólo como concepto religioso sino como parte de la cultura mexicana. Sabrina Aguado tiene más detalles.Escuchar audio

Con Adán y Merino, desapariciones imparables. Roca de 2 toneladas se desprende del Panteón del Tepeyac; hiere a adulto mayor a unos metros del Metrobús Hospital Infantil La Villa. Fiscalía de Aguascalientes detiene a 27 tras bloqueos y hallazgo de narcolaboratorio. Refuerzan seguridad en Sinaloa con llegada de Fuerzas Especiales del Ejército. Más de 250 organizaciones brasileñas lanzan manifiesto contra "intromisión" de Trump; "la soberanía no se negocia", aseveran. Pánico en vuelo a Escocia; pasajero amenaza con bomba y grita “Muerte a Trump”. Un podcast de EL UNIVERSAL Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Reaperturan 4 hoteles en Jalpan, Amealco y Concá / Más de 65 mil peregrinos queretanos llegan al Tepeyac / Muere peregrino queretano al ser golpeado por roca desprendida en el cerro del Tepeyac. 

Arrancan obras en Terminal Tasqueña del Tren Ligero Inicia Consulta Afromexicana 2025 para garantizar representación electoralDetienen a 27 personas tras desmantelar narcolaboratorio en AguascalientesMás información en nuestro podcast

Join Robert Ellsberg, publisher of Orbis Books, in this One On One interview with author Michael J. Rogers, as they discuss Many Paths with Mary: Popular Piety and the Future Church.  Michael J. Rogers takes readers on an international journey, exploring how Mary, Mother of God, comes to be understood in different times and places: including 16th century Copacabana, Boliva, and Tepeyac, Mexico, 19th century Lourdes, France, and even more recently in Mexico. He explicates some of the many ways that the Holy Spirit speaks through the people of God when popular piety emerges in the meeting of distinct cultures, through moments of meaning, and amid ruptures in society.Michael J. Rogers is currently head of mission for Catholic hospitals in New England. He earned his PhD from the University of Toronto and holds degrees from the College of the Holy Cross, Saint Louis University, and the Pontifical Gregorian University, Rome. He completed most of the field research for Many Paths with Mary while a fellow at the McFarland Center for Religion Ethics and Culture, College of the Holy Cross. He has written for Crux, America, and the Huffington Post and is an occasional commentator for Vatican Radio, Euronews, Catholic News Service, and the Canadian Broadcasting Company.Get your copy today: https://maryknoll.link/03a188#MichaelJRogers #RobertEllsberg #OrbisBooks #Christianity #CatholicChurch #Marian

Salvan a tres niños que fueron arrastrados por un arroyo en Guanajuato  Súmate al “Restauratón” y protege los bosques de la CDMX  EU retira marines en respuesta a las múltiples protestas contra redadasMás información en nuestro Podcast

Repasamos la actualidad que nos lleva hasta México, donde los tomates serán otro de los productos afectados por los aranceles de Trump. Después hablamos de otras noticias desde Brasil o Estados Unidos. A continuación, nos vamos a Casa México para recorrer la exposición Cuando habla la luz, de la fotógrafa mexicana Graciela Iturbide, Premio Princesa de Asturias de las Artes 2025. Una muestra que recoge 45 años de trayectoria como referente mexicano y sus imágenes en blanco y negro. Y después, nos quedamos en el mismo espacio que también acoge una muestra dedicada a la virgen de Guadalupe titulada Camino al Tepeyac, de la artista Alinka Echevarría y varias artesanías tradicionales.Escuchar audio

Un elemento abatido y otro más lesionado, saldo de ataque directo en contra de policías municipales de Corregidora / Próxima semana repatrian cuerpo de hombre fallecido por inundaciones en Texas / Listo operativo de salud para la peregrinación hacia el Tepeyac.

Repasamos la actualidad, con los resultados de las primaras en Chile, que habría ganado Jeanette Jara, exministra de Boric, convirtiéndose así en la próxima candidata presidencial a las elecciones de noviembre. También llevamos otras noticias de Brasil, México o Estados Unidos. Y a continuación, conectamos con Sevilla, donde se está celebrando la IV Conferencia Internacional de Financiación al Desarrollo organizada por Naciones Unidas con líderes de todo el mundo, que buscan soluciones comunes a las amenazas actuales. Después, nos acercamos a Casa México Madrid para conocer la exposición de fotografía 'Camino al Tepeyac' de la artista Alinka Echevarría, un trabajo acompañado de artesanías mexicanas en torno al peregrinaje hacia la Virgen de Guadalupe, patrona de México, no sólo como concepto religioso sino como parte de la cultura mexicana.Escuchar audio

Las reacciones a la elección del Papa León XIV.Chicago celebra al primer Papa estadounidense en el cerrito del Tepeyac.Reaccionan con júbilo en Perú por el nuevo Papa.Reacciona el hermano del Papa León XIV.El simbolismo tras las palabras en español del papa León XIV.Escucha de lunes a viernes el ‘Noticiero Univision Edición Nocturna' con Elián Zidán.

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Histórica asistencia a la Basílica de Guadalupe, en este momento hay un caudal humano que parece no tener fin. Son millones de devotos provenientes de todos los confines del país e incluso del extranjero que han llegado al Cerro del Tepeyac para celebrar a la Patrona de México.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sube a El Cocodrilo y disfruta un viaje por el cerro del Tepeyac en la Ciudad de México, pues se conmemoran los 493 años de las apariciones de la Virgen de Guadalupe, lo que ha significado la identidad criolla de la fe católica en América, siendo justo el segundo santuario más visitado en el mundo, después del Vaticano. Si quieres saber más sobre la CDMX y paseos con Sergio Almazán, síguelo en su sitio web y redes sociales: X: @salmazan71 IG: @ElcocodriloMVS Facebook: El Cocodrilo MVS www.sergioalmazan.com Escucha El Cocodrilo con Sergio Almazán todos los sábados de 16:00 a 17:00 horas y los jueves de 22 a 23 horas. Por MVS 102.5 FM.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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En entrevista para MVS Noticias con Manuel López San Martín, César Cravioto, secretario de Gobierno de la CDMX, explica sobre el Operativo Basílica 2024, en el Día de la Virgen de Guadalupe. El funcionario detalló que en este operativo de seguridad trabajan un total de 18 mil trabajadores de diversas dependencias del Gobierno de la Ciudad de México. Destacó principalmente la buena organización por parte de las autoridades, que dio como resultado un saldo blanco en lo que va de este 12 de diciembre. "Más de 11 millones de personas han pasado por las inmediaciones o han entrado incluso a la Basílica"; destacó el secretario de Gobierno de la CDMX. ¡Saldo blanco en CDMX por el Día de la Virgen de Guadalupe! “Fue un operativo muy bien organizado (…) hay saldo blanco. No vi a nadie tomando una cerveza en la vía pública”; afirmó el funcionario. Más de 11 mil servidores públicos forman parte de la acción interinstitucional para atender a los varios millones de fieles católicos que han llegado al templo guadalupano para conmemorar el 493 aniversario de la aparición de la virgen morena en el Cerro del Tepeyac. "La verdad, este operativo, y la verdad es que las instituciones, todos los compañeros de todas las áreas del gobierno de la ciudad, de la alcaldía Gustavo Madero, trabajaron muy bien, muy coordinados trabajamos, y los peregrinos también"; concluyó. César Cravioto destacó que también ayudó que la jefa de gobierno de la CDMX, Clara Brugada inauguró el camino seguro en Calzada de Guadalupe, lo que permitió a los peregrinos caminar por una zona bastante iluminada. ¿Hasta cuándo seguirá el Operativo Basílica 2024? En entrevista, César Cravioto, afirmó que este operativo continuará hasta el próximo domingo 15 de diciembre, por lo que elementos de la Secretaría de Seguridad Ciudadana (SSC) seguirán resguardando la Calzada de Guadalupe y otras calles aledañas a la Basílica de Guadalupe. Por otra parte, sobre el saldo y el reporte hasta el momento de la peregrinación, Janecarlo Lozano, alcalde de la Gustavo A. Madero, afirmó que más de 6 mil elementos de seguridad siguen desplegados en la zona para mantener la seguridad.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

El primer minuto del 12 de diciembre se conmemora el 493 aniversario de la aparición de la Virgen de Guadalupe en el cerro del Tepeyac. Más de 11.5 millones de peregrinos de todos los estados de la República Mexicana es la estimación que se tiene para la madrugada de este jueves en la Basílica de Guadalupe.  Joaquín Mendoza-Director Regional de la alcaldía Gustavo A. Madero de la Secretaría de Seguridad Ciudadana de la Ciudad de México- comentó el plan de acción que se llevará a cabo para salvaguardar la integridad y seguridad de los peregrinos para evitar cualquier tipo de incidente como lo son las extorsiones.  Programa transmitido el 11 de diciembre de 2024. Escucha el noticiero de Nacho Lozano en vivo de lunes a viernes de 01:00 p.m. a 02:00 p.m. por el 105.3 de FM. Esta es una producción de Radio Chilango.

Los días 11 y 12 de diciembre se suspende la atención al público en el SAT Tepeyac Jueza federal concede el primer amparo contra la Reforma JudicialRedicen a 18 años la edad mínima para adquirir armas de fuego en Argetina Más información en nuestro Podcast

En México un emprendimiento tecnológico conocido como Budly.ai creó una aplicación llamada “Juanito”, una herramienta de inteligencia artificial que responder preguntas sobre la Virgen de Guadalupe. Este sistema similar al chat GPT profundiza en las apariciones de la Virgen de Guadalupe y las revelaciones. Con un código QR estratégicamente ubicados en el Cerro del Tepeyac y en distintos sitios de México, los peregrinos y curiosos tienen a mano esta herramienta sobre la historia de la Guadalupana.

Why is St. Juan Diego's tilma called miraculous? Why is Our Lady of Guadalupe known as the protectress of life? Join Fr. Chris Alar, MIC, as he explores the events surrounding the apparition of Our Lady on the hill in Tepeyac near Mexico City and explains the miracles associated with the Tilma.... why it cannot be explained.

Hoy es tu gran día es un programa de evangelización en vivo desde Dallas, Texas, para vivir en plenitud la vida en Cristo, caminando junto a El para ver las maravillas a nuestro alrededor en la vida diaria como discípulos. Conducido por Carlos Canseco, Elsy Acatitla

Join us in this episode as we welcome back Jim Garcia, founder of Tepeyac, for an insightful update on the organization's growth and impact since his last appearance. Tepeyac's mission is to inspire health, well-being, and humanity across all stages of life in our community. Jim shares Tepeyac's latest milestones, their expanding reach, and how they continue to champion culturally responsive, accessible healthcare. Hear how Tepeyac is transforming the community, reducing emergency room visits, and creating healthier families by focusing on preventive and comprehensive care. Don't miss this inspiring conversation!

Continúa el registro para la Pensión Mujeres con Bienestar todo el mes de noviembre  Dispositivo de seguridad y vialidad para esta noche con motivo de “Rodadas del Terror”Zona centro de Cuba tendrá apagones simultáneos la noche de este sábado  Más información en nuestro Podcast

Los misterios, los enigmas y los milagrosJuan Jesús Vallejo nos cuenta la historia de un indígena mexicano llamado Juan Diego que se encontró en el cerro de Tepeyac con una mujer que le dijo que era la Virgen María. Tuvieron cuatro encuentros y en uno de esos quedó una prueba para que todo el mundo supiera que lo que había acontecido allí, era cierto.En este capítulo habla de casos como en Lourdes donde Bernadette Soubirous, una niña que hizo un milagro delante de todos los que estaban gracias al intercepción de la Virgen. Hizo que de una cueva saliese agua que es milagrosa y que ha curado a cientos y miles de peregrinos que han ido hasta allá.Conoce más detalles sobre estos milagros.¡Descubre más sobre estos enigmas en este episodio fascinante!

Join me as I discuss our 5 month journey in the Catholic Leadership program by Tepeyac Leadership  Initiative. The Tepeyac leaders joining me are Sally Ann Martinez, Gerardo Zamora, Norma Walsh and Milagros Cardenas. We take a deep dive into how the program touched our hearts and better equipped us to be missionary disciples in our professional life and in society. “Entrust your works to the Lord, and your plans will succeed.”- Proverbs‬ ‭16:3‬ ‭NABRE‬‬ 

Cristofer Pereyra, CEO of Tepeyac Leadership, Inc., discusses the crisis of leadership today and how TLI is helping transform our society. Watch a short video about St. John Seminary's Online in M.A. in Pastoral Ministry Program: https://vimeo.com/790530996 If you are interested in learning more about the online M.A. in Pastoral Ministry Program for lay students at St. John's Seminary, email Dr. Stuart Squires at mapm@stjohnsem.edu

Friends of the Rosary: The Aztecs had dark beliefs in their pagan religious center of Tenochtitlan. They offered human blood to their divinity by killing people. They thought that sacrifices were necessary to keep the sun moving across the sky and preserve their lives, otherwise, the world would end. We despise these barbaric beliefs today. However, many dominant ideologies in our secular society are also very destructive. They may not kill the body, but they are intended to kill the soul, which is much worse, as Christ Jesus revealed. The Spanish conquistadors arrived and established Christianity in the old Mexico. Over two decades, the Franciscan missionaries in charge had little success in converting the indigenous people. Many Aztecs didn't trust the Spaniards and did not want anything from them. The situation was only getting worse. Supernatural intervention was needed. The Holy Trinity sent the Blessed Virgin. She appeared to Juan Diego Cuauhtlatoatzin as a mestiza woman — a mix of indigenous and European descent. The Heavens chose as their messenger a macehual Indian, that is, of a lower social class, only above the slaves. Seven years before the apparition of the Virgin Mary, he received the sacrament of baptism, and along with his wife, the sacrament of marriage. His wife, María Lucía, passed away in 1529, prompting Juan Diego to turn his life to God by attending Mass and catechism lessons at a Franciscan church in Tlatelolco. He lived with his uncle Juan Bernardino, an elderly man. On December 9, 1531, as Juan Diego was on his way from his home in Tulpetlac to the Franciscan missionary's church in Tlatelolco, the unexpected happened. Mary appeared to him, speaking in the native language of Náhualt. Juan Diego's gravely ill uncle, Juan Bernardino, would be cured; a shrine would be built on the same spot at Tepeyac, and nine million Mexicans would convert to the true faith. The course of history was changed forever. Ave Maria!Jesus, I Trust In You!Our Lady of Guadalupe, Pray for Us! To Jesus through Mary! + Mikel A. | RosaryNetwork.com, New York • ⁠December 13, 2023, Today's Rosary on YouTube | Daily broadcast at 7:30 pm ET

Full Text of ReadingsFeast of Our Lady of Guadalupe Lectionary: 690AThe Saint of the day is Our Lady of Guadalupe: Experience of CuauhtlatohuacThe Story of Our Lady of Guadalupe The feast in honor of Our Lady of Guadalupe goes back to the 16th century. Chronicles of that period tell us the story. A poor Indian named Cuauhtlatohuac was baptized and given the name Juan Diego. He was a 57-year-old widower, and lived in a small village near Mexico City. On Saturday morning December 9, 1531, he was on his way to a nearby barrio to attend Mass in honor of Our Lady. Juan was walking by a hill called Tepeyac when he heard beautiful music like the warbling of birds. A radiant cloud appeared, and within it stood an Indian maiden dressed like an Aztec princess. The lady spoke to him in his own language and sent him to the bishop of Mexico, a Franciscan named Juan de Zumarraga. The bishop was to build a chapel in the place where the lady appeared. Eventually the bishop told Juan to have the lady give him a sign. About this same time Juan's uncle became seriously ill. This led poor Juan to try to avoid the lady. Nevertheless the lady found Juan, assured him that his uncle would recover, and provided roses for Juan to carry to the bishop in his cape or tilma. On December 12, when Juan Diego opened his tilma in the bishop's presence, the roses fell to the ground, and the bishop sank to his knees. On the tilma where the roses had been appeared an image of Mary exactly as she had appeared at the hill of Tepeyac. Reflection Mary's appearance to Juan Diego as one of his people is a powerful reminder that Mary—and the God who sent her—accept all peoples. In the context of the sometimes rude and cruel treatment of the Indians by the Spaniards, the apparition was a rebuke to the Spaniards and an event of vast significance for the indigenous population. While a number of them had converted before this incident, they now came in droves. According to a contemporary chronicler, nine million Indians became Catholic in a very short time. In these days when we hear so much about God's preferential option for the poor, Our Lady of Guadalupe cries out to us that God's love for and identification with the poor is an age-old truth that stems from the Gospel itself. Our Lady of Guadalupe is the Patron Saint of: The AmericasMexico Click here for more on Our Lady of Guadalupe! Saint of the Day, Copyright Franciscan Media

Guardemos en nuestro corazón las palabras de María de Guadalupe a Juan Diego. “¿No estoy aquí, que soy tu madre? ¿No estás bajo mi sombra y amparo? Es nada lo que te aflige. ¿No estás en el hueco de mis manos y en el cruce de mis brazos?” En el cerro del Tepeyac, María no pide nada, tan solo ofrece su consuelo para remediar nuestra innegable pequeñez y vulnerabilidad.

Full Text of ReadingsSaturday of the First Week of Advent Lectionary: 180The Saint of the day is Saint Juan DiegoSaint Juan Diego’s Story Thousands of people gathered in the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe July 31, 2002, for the canonization of Juan Diego, to whom the Blessed Mother appeared in the 16th century. Pope John Paul II celebrated the ceremony at which the poor Indian peasant became the Church's first saint indigenous to the Americas. The Holy Father called the new saint “a simple, humble Indian” who accepted Christianity without giving up his identity as an Indian. “In praising the Indian Juan Diego, I want to express to all of you the closeness of the Church and the pope, embracing you with love and encouraging you to overcome with hope the difficult times you are going through,” John Paul said. Among the thousands present for the event were members of Mexico's 64 indigenous groups. First called Cuauhtlatohuac (“The eagle who speaks”), Juan Diego's name is forever linked with Our Lady of Guadalupe because it was to him that she first appeared at Tepeyac hill on December 9, 1531. The most famous part of his story is told in connection with the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe on December 12. After the roses gathered in his tilma were transformed into the miraculous image of Our Lady, however, little more is said about Juan Diego. In time he lived near the shrine constructed at Tepeyac, revered as a holy, unselfish, and compassionate catechist, who taught by word and especially by example. During his 1990 pastoral visit to Mexico, Pope John Paul II confirmed the long-standing liturgical cult in honor of Juan Diego, beatifying him. Twelve years later the same pope proclaimed him a saint. Reflection God counted on Juan Diego to play a humble, yet huge role in bringing the Good News to the peoples of Mexico. Overcoming his own fear and the doubts of Bishop Juan de Zumarraga, Juan Diego cooperated with God's grace in showing his people that the Good News of Jesus is for everyone. Pope John Paul II used the occasion of Juan Diego’s beatification to urge Mexican lay people to assume their responsibilities for passing on the Good News and witnessing to it. Click here for more on Saint Juan Diego! Saint of the Day, Copyright Franciscan Media

The lectionary readings for the Optional Memorial of St. Juan Diego Cauhtlatoatzin show why he was chosen by our Lord to receive such a gift from Our Lady. St. Paul begins the First Letter to the Corinthians: “Not many of you were wise by human standards,   not many were powerful,   not many were of noble birth.Rather, God chose the foolish of the world to shame the wise,   and God chose the weak of the world to shame the strong…” Juan Diego was not expecting anything special to happen to him as he was walking from his home to the Franciscan mission station for religious instruction. As his route passed by the hill at Tepeyac in the Sierra de Guadalupe Mountain Range, he encountered the Virgin Mary, who revealed herself to him as the ever-virgin Mother of God. He was instructed to request from the bishop that a chapel be erected in her honor so that she might relieve the distress of those who call upon her in their need. The bishop, as might be expected, did not initially go along with the plan. Bishop Juan Zumarraga asked Juan Diego to come back another day so the bishop would have time to reflect upon the request. Returning home, Juan encountered the Virgin again and announced the failure of his mission. Juan suggested the Blessed Mother ask someone of more importance to speak to the bishop, but she insisted that it was he, Juan Diego, that she wanted for the task. Juan returned to the bishop the next day, which was Sunday, December 10th, 1531. The bishop then asked Juan for some proof that this apparition was truly from heaven. Juan returned immediately to the hill at Tepeyac, and the Virgin met him again. She told Juan to return to the bishop and she would provide the proof needed. Overnight, however, Juan Diego's uncle's health had deteriorated to the point where Juan felt he had to get a priest to administer the sacraments. It was two days later that the Virgin met him on the road and gently admonished him for not trusting in her intercession. She instructed Juan to climb to the top of the mountain and bring her back some of the flowers that were growing there. He found the flowers, even though they were not in season and were not expected to be found on the rocky outpost where normally cactus and shrub only grew. He gathered them into his mantle and brought them back to Our Lady. She arranged the flowers and Juan set off to find the bishop. When he was allowed into the bishop's presence, he opened the mantle of his cloak and when the flowers dropped out, what remained was an impression of the Blessed Virgin Mary, our Lady of Guadalupe. In the words of the Apostolic Exhortation, Evangelii Gaudium, Our Lady “is the friend who is ever concerned that wine not be lacking in our lives. She is the woman whose heart was pierced by a sword and who understands our pain. As mother of all, she is a sign of hope for peoples suffering the birth pangs of justice…As a true mother, she walks at our side, she shares our struggles and she constantly surrounds us with God's love.”The words of Our Lady of Guadalupe to Juan Diego after he missed their meeting due to his uncle's illness could be addressed to everyone privileged to know her : “My youngest son, what is the matter? Do not let it disturb your heart. Am I not here, I who have the honor to be your mother?” Advent Blessings,Fr. Kevin MacDonald, C.Ss.R.