Guadalupe a Living Image

December 1531, Mexico. The Virgin Mary appears to a Indian humble peasant, but nobody believes in him. On Her request the Indian wraps in his tilma some Castilian roses, mysteriously flowered on a bared scree. In front of the Bishop he opens the cap discovering the miracle: the image of the Virgin is impressed upon it. The image is extraordinarily real. The results of analysis are amazing. In the Virgins eyes the 13 figures who witnessed the miracle are visible. The stars on her cloak are positioned exactly as they were in the miracles day (12.12.1531). The painting technique used is unknown. The colors keep intact, the cloth is uncorrupted. And that's not all: an extraordinary discovery reveals the Spanish origin (from Extremadura, Spain) of the name of Guadalupe and it's incredible connection with the Evangelist Saint Lucas.