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The Pilgrimage

December 12, 2013 Cycling faith Guadalupe healing sick Hope Mexico Mexico City Our lady of Guadalupe peregnacion Peregrinos Pilgrimage relay torch Religion in MExico Shrine of Guadalupe Virgin of Guadalupe Young men Leave a comment

Guadalupe: A Uniting Force in Mexico?

December 12, 2012 Basilica La Villa Mexico Mother of Mexico Virgin of Guadalupe 8 Comments

Syncretism of belief in day to day life

March 29, 2011 Belief Catholicism Curanderas Mexico Religion Santa Muerte Traditional Healing Virgin of Guadalupe 4 Comments

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