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- proper noun Any of several places in Iberia and the Americas, chiefly an island off
Baja California .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Friends own a house in Guadalupe which is very quiet.
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The Virgin of Guadalupe is especially known for helping overcome drug addictions and alcoholism (I used to live about a Km. from the Basilica and was always surprised at how many village drunks were dragged along on the annual pilgrimage), so there are a lot of retablos featuring before and afters of falling down drunks (or guys with a needle in their arm before, and healthy, happy and holy afterwords).
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A beloved manifestation of the Christian faith, Our Lady of Guadalupe is a champion of the oppressed everywhere.
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In fact, the Lady of Guadalupe is generally depicted as a Mestiza.
Christmas in Mexico 2009
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The Virgin of Guadalupe is especially known for helping overcome drug addictions and alcoholism (I used to live about a Km. from the Basilica and was always surprised at how many village drunks were dragged along on the annual pilgrimage), so there are a lot of retablos featuring before and afters of falling down drunks (or guys with a needle in their arm before, and healthy, happy and holy afterwords).
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This gate is the entrance to the cathedral in Guadalupe, which dates back to the early 1700s.
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The original story of the Virgin of Guadalupe is told in detail in the Nican Mopohua ( "Here it is told"), a section of a larger work known as "The Great Event," a Nahuatl document published in 1649 by Luis de la Vega.
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In fact, the Lady of Guadalupe is generally depicted as a Mestiza.
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In fact, the Lady of Guadalupe is generally depicted as a Mestiza.
Christmas in Mexico 2009
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In fact, the Lady of Guadalupe is generally depicted as a Mestiza.
Christmas in Mexico 2009
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May 23, 2012