Church Aims to Integrate Cultures in Celebration (Religion News)
Posted by Jose on 26 Dec 2007 | Tagged as: religious antiques
Every year, Mexican Catholics celebrate the feast of the Virgin of Guadalupe. The holiday commemorates the day the Virgin Mary performed a miracle after appearing before a Mexican peasant in 1531. On Wednesday, a church in Harrisonburg, Va. hosted the feast of the Virgin of Guadalupe, a vibrant celebration of Catholic tradition and Mexican culture. The Blessed Sacrament Church is working to integrate its English- and Spanish-speaking communities.
Every year, Mexican Catholics celebrate the feast of the Virgin of Guadalupe. The holiday commemorates the day the Virgin Mary performed a miracle after appearing before a Mexican peasant in 1531. On Wednesday, a church in Harrisonburg, Va. hosted the feast of the Virgin of Guadalupe, a vibrant celebration of Catholic tradition and Mexican culture. The Blessed Sacrament Church is working to integrate its English- and Spanish-speaking communities.
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