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Marble Our Lady of Guadalupe statue, a famous outdoor, is huge. The radiance of the sun exudes around the body of the Virgin, which also shows her sacred status. marble Our Lady of Guadalupe statue is wearing a cloak, and the robe is also carved with beautifully detailed patterns. marble Our Lady of Guadalupe statue for sale put your hands together and put them on your chest. There is a wise angel with wings below the sculpture. Speaking of classics, bronze makes this marble Our Lady of Guadalupe statue even more distinctive. The main body of the sculpture is the Madonna with folded hands. A circle of golden sunlight behind marble Our Lady of Guadalupe statue is a hollow design, showing the great brilliance of the Virgin. The cloak of marble Our Lady of Guadalupe statue is made of turquoise, and the gold trim adds a touch of solemnity. Patterns are also engraved on the robe. The exquisite production is admired by people.

On December 9, 1539 marble Our Lady of Guadalupe statue appeared to a humble Indian, Juan Diego. The Virgin asked him to show his wishes to the bishop, that is, to build a small church where he appeared. When the bishop asked for a mark to prove that the message was true, marble Our Lady of Guadalupe statue asked Juan to go to the mountains to pick roses. You know, it was the severe winter season, and there would be no flowers blooming at all. Sure enough, when Juan went up to the mountain, he saw the flowers blooming all over the mountain. I filled my long dress with the picked roses and went to see the bishop. When Juan saw the bishop, opened the collar of his clothes, and sprinkled the roses in front of the bishop, he saw not only the roses, but also a picture of marble Our Lady of Guadalupe statue printed on the collar of his long coat. In the years after the Apparition of the Virgin, the naturalization of the natives increased significantly, and the local culture was opened to the gospel of Christ. Our Lady of Guadalupe can be said to be one of the pillars of the beliefs of the Mexicans today. The Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe is on December 12th each year.