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Basilica Parroquia La Purisima: Monterrey

Basilica Parroquia La Purisima: Monterrey Modern church known for its beautifully sculpted facade.

Parroquia La Natividad del Senor: Monterrey

Parroquia La Natividad del Senor: Monterrey We are in process of collecting information about this site….

Parroquia de San Bernardino de Siena: Mexico City

Parroquia de San Bernardino de Siena: Mexico City

Villahermosa: State of Tabasco

Founded on 24 June 1596 by Spaniards on the banks of Grijalva River under the name of Villa Hermosa; in 1826 the village was raised to the rank of city under the name of San Juan Bautista (Saint John the Baptist). In 1915, the governor of Tabasco, Francisco J. Múgica ordered to change the name of the city to its current name Villahermosa. Villahermosa ("Beautiful City" in Spanish language) is the capital city of Tabasco, Mexico, and the municipal seat of Centro municipality. Tabasco's political powers resides here. It is the main city of Tabasco state and gathers its largest population.

Temple of San Juan de Dios: Oaxaca City

Temple of San Juan de Dios: Oaxaca City We are coming with the information soon...

The Blessed Mother’s miracle in Mexico

The Blessed Mother's miracle in Mexico Every year, pilgrims from around the world travel to Mexico to visit a temple on a hill at Tepeyac. The heaviest traffic comes from Dec. 9 to 12, the days during which the devout believe the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to a poor Indian named Juan Diego in 1531 and performed signs that helped him persuade the bishop of Mexico to build a temple in Mary's name at Tepeyac. The temple is called Guadalupe. The signs attributed to the Blessed Mother at Tepeyac include the cure of Juan Diego's uncle, who was close to death. Going

Basílica de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe : Mexico City

Basílica de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe The origin of its cult goes back to the year of 1531. The 9 of December of that year, in the hill of the Tepeyac --near the rising City of Mexico, old Aztec capital, the Virgin Maria appeared to the Indian Juan Diego, does canonized by the Pope very little Juan Pablo II. It spoke to him in Nahuatl, communicating his desire to him of which in that place a temple was built where cult could be given him. Thus Juan pronounced itself to it Diego to Fray bishop Juan de Zumárraga OFM. Doubting his

Pandey for enhanced Nepal-Mexico ties

Pandey for enhanced Nepal-Mexico ties Minister for Foreign Affairs Ramesh Nath Pandey and the Minister for Foreign Affairs of the United Mexican States, Luis Ernesto Derbez Bautista, have on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the Kingdom of Nepal and Mexico exchanged messages, expressing their determination to further strengthening bilateral relations between the two countries. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Minister for Foreign Affairs Pandey, in his message to his Mexican counterpart, has expressed his keen desire to work towards further widening and deepening the ties of friendship and cooperation between the

Acuario Aragon: Mexico City

Acuario Aragon: Mexico City AQUARIUS ARAGÓN. The park brother of Atlantis, located within the Center of Infantile Coexistence in the Forest of San Juan de Aragón. Display of aquariums full of all sorts of underwater fauna and flora, of both the saltwater and seawater variety, along with shows performed by trained sea lions, dolphins and birds. There are also green play areas for the children, all part of the Aragón Forest Infant Co-existance Centre. Admission costs Between 18 and 20 pesos, depending on what elements of the aquatic world people wish to visit. Opened of Wednesday to Sunday, the 10:00 to 18:00

The faithful honor Mexico’s holy patroness

The faithful honor Mexico's holy patroness Mexicans and Mexican-Americans celebrated a holy day Monday dedicated to Our Lady of Guadalupe. According to tradition, the Virgin Mary appeared to a 55-year-old peasant named Juan Diego near Mexico City on December 12, 1531. Juan Diego was instructed to gather roses and place them in his tilma, a long cloak, and go to see the bishop. When he unfolded his cloak, the Blessed Mother appeared when the roses fell out. In 1754, Pope Benedict XIV decreed that Our Lady of Guadalupe should be Mexico's national patron and made December 12 a holy day of