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| | Santiago de Compostela's Catholic Devotions: Our Lady of Ocotlán |
 | | True to our Lady's wishes, all followed her elevated image to the summit of the hill, where her statue -- burnt into the giant tree by the Will of GOD -- was placed on a throne previously occupied by the great and holy martyr Saint Lawrence. |
 | | It is noteworthy to accent, that while our Lady came to Mexico in the sixteenth century, over 200 years later, in 1755, statuary experts declared that "the image of wood is of solid oak, all in one piece." Over the course of time it has suffered many beatings, i.e. |
 | | Ergo, realizing our pitiable condition, GOD permitted personal formation at the hand of an angel, a vision of hell, "snowing" roses, the secret of Mary's Immaculate Heart, and the miracle of the sun at Fátima. |
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