Most don’t know that there are two Our Lady of Guadalupe. Herein we demonstrate their past and future importance.
The 1531 Marion apparition of Our Lady of Guadalupe, to the native ear sounded similar to Coatlaopeuh, which translates “she who has dominion over beasts”, or alternatively “crushes serpents”, bringing to mind the Aztec mother goddess. At the same time, it reminded the Spanish, of the apparition of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Spain a couple centuries earlier. Both apparitions have miraculous physical evidence, and a similar chain of events. Readers are encouraged to research the amazing details of both cases. Here we take a chronological 40,000 foot view to show the important pivot points of history involved by way of the combination of the two apparitions.
1. St. luke, who was an artist, is buried with a wood carving of the Madonna and child in 91AD at Constantinople. (See article photo of carving, which has been redressed over the centuries.)
2. The statue is taken to Rome a couple centuries later. In the 5th century, when Rome was overrun by the Vandals, it was taken to Spain.
3. Between the Barbarian and Muslim invasions, the statue was buried and lost for 6 centuries.
4. The Spanish Our Lady of Guadalupe occurs in 1326 to Gil Codero, who is instructed by the Virgin to dig up the statue and build a chapel.
5. News of this miracle discovery assists in the expulsion of the Muslims, forming the new nation of Spain.
6. King Ferdinand, Queen Isabella are devotees, along with Christopher Columbus.
7. Columbus names his flagship Santa Maria (St. Mary). The first island he comes to in the New World, he names Guadalupe. He returns to Spain with two native converts, who are baptized at the Guadalupe shrine.
8. Cortez places a replica statue of Guadalupe in the conquered pyramid.
9. By 1531 Mexico is in chaos, not just with fighting between the indigenous and the Spanish, but within both groups vying on how to proceed. The miraculous image on the tilma of Juan Diego from the 1531 Mexican apparition of Our Lady of Guadalupe results in the conversion of 9 Million natives. BTW, as this happens, 9 million are lost from Catholicism to Protestantism in Europe.
10. Guadalupe now aids by going back across the ocean in 1571. The flagship of the Christian forces at the battle of Leptano, had an oil painting copy of the tilma image, saving Europe from Moslem conquest in miraculous fashion (Read the historical account.).
Thus can be seen Our Lady of Guadalupe’s presence at crucial Christian history pivot points. In the intervening centuries, she has been given the title Patroness of the Americas. She may well need to save the day again.
IMMACULATE MATHEMATICIAN
Now we turn to the miraculous tilma image rich with both Native and Spanish (Catholic) symbolism. One of these is the stars on her robe forming the exact moment position in the Mexican sky. (For more on this see article titled Our Lady Superstar.)
WHEELS ON THE CALENDAR GO ROUND AND ROUND
First we need to examine the Mayan/Aztec and Julian/Gregorian calendars. In 1584 the Julian calendar was advanced 10 days to become the Gregorian. The native calendar consists of a set of meshing wheels.
1. 365 day wheel called Haab (solar year)
2. A 260 wheel called Tzolken (extant comet orbit?)
3. A 360 wheel called Tun (ancient earth orbit changed?)
The 260 day and 365 day wheel’s meshing repeats dates every 52 years. The 365 day and 360 day wheel’s meshing repeat every 480 years.
YOUR SHIP HAS COME IN
1. There is a myth of Quetzacoatl, a beared white man, who sailed from the East. He arrived on May 13, 895 AD. (May 13 in 1917, would be the first day of the famous Fatima apparition, one millennium plus a generation later). The native calendar reads 9 Wind, 1 Reed. The prophecy was that he would return on the same date in the future to end human sacrifice.
2. April 22, 1519 (Good Friday) Cortez arrives sailing from the East. The calendar reads 9 Wind, 1 Reed. It has been 12 cycles of the 52 years. BTW, in Matthew chapter 11, Jesus, speaking of John the Baptist says, “what did you go out to see, a reed in the wind?”.
3. December 12, 1531, miraculous image appears on tilma on the winter solstice, with the requisite star pattern on the robe in the image. See article titled Our Lady Superstar.
4. The Gregorian calendar is instituted, making December 21 the winter solstice date. It has just past one 52 year cycle later.
5. December 21, 2012 and the ‘end’ of the Mayan calendar. It is the winter solstice. It is just past one 480 year cycle since Mexican Guadalupe apparition. It is 2 thousand years since Jesus was found teaching in the temple at age 12. For more on this see articles titled God’s Alarm Clock Is Going Off, and What Did Jesus Draw In The Sand, and blog titled 21st Century Recapitulates The Life If Christ.
6. The large block of time counting unit the Maya used was the Baktun, (144,000 days, see Book of Revelation), which was the 360 day calendar times 400 (20 times 20 of a base 20 math was used). Our large time counting unit is the century (10 times 10 of a base 10 math). If one counts one Baktun plus one century since the Mexican Guadalupe you come to March 16, 2026. This is dead center of Lent in 2026. See article titled Why 2026?
7. Fulton Sheen prophecy for 500th anniversary of Guadalupe in 2031. Again, based on 21st century recapitulation of Christ’s life, and a cyclic 500 year church history.
DANCING WITH THE POPES
It was recently discovered that there are 46 stars in the Tilma image and 46 ensuing Popes until the recent death of Pope Benedict XVI. That could be coincidence. There are 14 constellations on the tilma and 14 different Pope names during the ensuing time. That could be a coincidence. What can’t be a coincidence is the varying number of stars for each of the 14 constellations exactly line up with numbers of each Pope name. Probability calculation involves 67 decimal places. (See articles titled Pope Prophecies Converge 2038 and Ireland’s Other Saint’s Papal List ENDS.). Pencils down! Time is up!
December 8, Feast of the Immaculate Conception (originally December 9 centuries ago)
December 9, Feast of Juan Diego (visionary of the Mexican Guadalupe) and the date of the Feast of the Immaculate Conception in 1531 on the occasion of the first day of the Guadalupe, Mexico apparition
December 10, 2024, article posted
December 11, 33rd anniversary of the death of my father
December 12, Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, 493rd anniversary of the miraculous tilma image appearance
Update: March 6, 2026, Comet Atlas close approaches Jupiter on March 16, 2026 on the calculated date above. See article titled From Atlas’ Shoulders To Yours.
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