Our dining program features two locations serving up a broad range of cuisine—everything from hamburgers to artisan sandwiches.
Please note: Food and beverages are not allowed inside the Museum exhibit halls or theaters.
Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016
06:30 PM
US/Central
The apparitions of Our Lady of Guadalupe took place in the vicinity of the Sierra de Guadalupe during December 1531. Anthropologist Dr. Ana Rita Valero de Garcia Lascurain will describe the political, economic and social environment before the Spanish conquest and the historical elements which incited the miracle of the 16th century. Valero will also trace the development and expansion of the Guadalupe fervor.
Dr. Ana Rita Valero de Garcia Lascurain is the director of the historical archives at the College of San Ignacio de Loyola Vizcaínas in Mexico City. She is also president of the Archicofradía Universal de Santa María de Guadalupe, a guild in existence from the sixteenth century established at the Shrine of Tepeyac (now part of the Basilica), where the original tilma of Juan is venerated. This lecture is sponsored by Saint Martha's Parish in Kingwood.
Our dining program features two locations serving up a broad range of cuisine—everything from hamburgers to artisan sandwiches.
Please note: Food and beverages are not allowed inside the Museum exhibit halls or theaters.
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