Our application contains the best images of the Virgin of Guadalupe, whether it is an image without text, an image with text, a life or animated message, the one you want you can share with whoever you want.
The origin of the Virgin of Guadalupe dates back to the 16th century with the four apparitions of the Virgin Mary to the Indian Juan Diego Cuauhtlatoatzin and the revelation of the image of the Virgin of Guadalupe to Bishop Juan de Zumárraga.
The Virgin has indigenous and mestizo characters, was named by the Catholic Church as the patron saint of America and has become one of the saints with the most parishioners around the world.
December 12 is the day of the Virgin of Guadalupe.
"Do not let your heart be sad... Am I not here, who am your Mother?", the Virgin of Guadalupe told the afflicted Juan Diego on December 12, 1531.
She, the Empress of America and Patron of Mexico, wanted to leave her image from that day on in a simple "tilma" as a sign of God's Love for believers and non-believers.
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NOTE: The entity that owns the application informs that it contains images that have been compiled, selected and downloaded from free Internet sites, these images are in the public domain since they are not identified by any watermark, symbols or other information that indicates the existence of rights of exploitation reserved in this regard. Despite this, a clear will to respect the rights under Royal Legislative Decree 1/1996, of April 12, which approves the revised text of the Copyright Law, and compliance with the obligations imposed by the Law 34/2002, of July 11, on information services, society and electronic commerce, the creator of this application calls any natural or legal person who is the owner of any of the images contained therein, to accredit by email to garciaimparables@gmail.com, the creator of the application committing to the immediate elimination of said image after verifying, where appropriate, the ownership of the protected image.
The origin of the Virgin of Guadalupe dates back to the 16th century with the four apparitions of the Virgin Mary to the Indian Juan Diego Cuauhtlatoatzin and the revelation of the image of the Virgin of Guadalupe to Bishop Juan de Zumárraga.
The Virgin has indigenous and mestizo characters, was named by the Catholic Church as the patron saint of America and has become one of the saints with the most parishioners around the world.
December 12 is the day of the Virgin of Guadalupe.
"Do not let your heart be sad... Am I not here, who am your Mother?", the Virgin of Guadalupe told the afflicted Juan Diego on December 12, 1531.
She, the Empress of America and Patron of Mexico, wanted to leave her image from that day on in a simple "tilma" as a sign of God's Love for believers and non-believers.
Discover high-quality images here, Cheer up!
If you liked our application, I would greatly appreciate it if you rate us with 5 stars ***** that will motivate us to continue updating the images constantly, thank you very much.
NOTE: The entity that owns the application informs that it contains images that have been compiled, selected and downloaded from free Internet sites, these images are in the public domain since they are not identified by any watermark, symbols or other information that indicates the existence of rights of exploitation reserved in this regard. Despite this, a clear will to respect the rights under Royal Legislative Decree 1/1996, of April 12, which approves the revised text of the Copyright Law, and compliance with the obligations imposed by the Law 34/2002, of July 11, on information services, society and electronic commerce, the creator of this application calls any natural or legal person who is the owner of any of the images contained therein, to accredit by email to garciaimparables@gmail.com, the creator of the application committing to the immediate elimination of said image after verifying, where appropriate, the ownership of the protected image.
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