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Our Lady of Guadalupe was meant to bring the Indian people of South and Central America to the Catholic faith.

Wal-Mart is now selling funeral caskets manufactured by Star Legacy Funeral Network, Inc. Will people actually buy the coffins?

A popular ploy of early Catholic missionaries in both barbarian Europe and the New World was the appropriation of existing rites and symbols to express Christianity.

Puerto Vallarta is a safe, sunny escape on Banderas Bay on the the Pacific Coast of Mexico. The colonial town, bordered by the Sierra Madre, charms with its attractions.

Ponce Museum of Art, Degatau Plaza, the Cathedral of Our Lady of Guadalupe, the firehouse at Parque de Bombas, the El Vigia Hill view and El Tunque Beach are Must-Sees.

Many people, including Catholics, believe St. Christopher was unsainted in 1969; however, a better understanding of the Church's decision provides greater insight.

The National Museum of Mexican Art, located in Chicago, is the first Hispanic art museum in the nation to receive accreditation from the American Association of Museums.

The story of Our Lady of Good Counsel begins in Genazzano, Italy in 1467.

Our Lady of Hungary was captured on film by a builder and his photographer who were planning to restore an old church.

Estela Ruiz of Phoenix, Arizona began seeing the Blessed Virgin Mary on December 3, 1988.

The many titles and praise given to Mary are often controversial. But proper prayer to Mary is a communion with her and a request that she prays for believers.

Santa Fe is known for its beautiful art and architecture. Some fine examples can be found in its historic Spanish missions and churches, along with fascinating legends.

Now is the time to go to Puerto Vallarta, on the west coast of the Mexican Rivera. You get an ocean breeze, an Ocean Breeze and a look at a growing art scene.