In 1531, the Virgin Mary appeared to a humble indigenous man named Juan Diego on the outskirts of Mexico City. The miraculous image of Our Lady of Guadalupe was imprinted on Juan Diego's tilma, a simple cloak, as a tangible and miraculous sign. This image, featuring the radiant and tender figure of the Virgin Mary with native Mexican symbols, has since become a powerful representation of faith, cultural convergence, and divine intervention.

Guadalupena Dayamayi Maata Mariyam Tirthdhaam, Kadvath, located in Gujarat, is a shrine dedicated to Our Lady of Guadalupe. In times of joy and sorrow, believers turn to Our Lady of Guadalupe as a compassionate and understanding mother, finding solace in her loving presence. Her image serves as a beacon of faith, reminding us of the transcendent power of love and the possibility of miracles, uniting people in a shared reverence for the miraculous encounter that took place centuries ago.