Our Lady is Coming Back to Colorado!
Missionary Image of Our Lady Of Guadalupe
Triumph of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Colorado Tour August 27th - October 24th, 2022
Missionary Image of Our Lady Of Guadalupe
Triumph of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Colorado Tour August 27th - October 24th, 2022
A special Missionary Image of Our Lady of Guadalupe is visiting Colorado at the end of August and into end of October. This image is an exact replica of the original image of Our Lady which She left on the Tilma of St. Juan Diego in Dec 1531. The image is among four blessed at the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico by the Rector of the Basilica, Msgr. Monroy, to bring conversions, reverence for life, sanctity of the family and solidarity of the Church in America. The Missionary Images are known to have been associated with many miracles and healings.
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PLEASE NOTE: Check this webpage often as the Schedule May Change. We believe Our Lady wants to respond to as many requests as possible, so PLEASE CHECK THIS WEBPAGE for the LATEST SCHEDULE.
The PDF below will have the date of the latest version.
The PDF below will have the date of the latest version.
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Missionary Image of Our Lady of Guadalupe
Presentation Notes
Presentation Notes
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The Missionary Image of Our Lady of Guadalupe is available through a request to the the Dan Lynch Apostolates. Missionary visits are made possible through donations to the Dan Lynch Apostolates. A lay apostolate is a lay (as distinguished from a clerical) apostolic work in the service of Christ and the Church. The Dan Lynch Apostolates does this through their promoting devotions to Our Lady of Guadalupe, Jesus King of All Nations, Our Lady of America and Saint John Paul II to bring conversions and a culture of life and civilization of love in the new evangelization.
Donation checks should be made payable to: “The Missionary Image” and sent directly to the National Office: 144 Sheldon Road, St. Albans, VT 05478.
All donations to the Dan Lynch Apostolates are tax-deductible.
Donation checks should be made payable to: “The Missionary Image” and sent directly to the National Office: 144 Sheldon Road, St. Albans, VT 05478.
All donations to the Dan Lynch Apostolates are tax-deductible.
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PLEASE GIVE US YOUR THOUGHTS & FEEDBACK
Have you attended a visitation? Please give us feedback on your experience. Be sure to include where you saw her. What you liked best about the visitation. What we could do better. Please let us know about ANY BLESSINGS, GRACES and/or MIRACLES you received from the visitation. We'd love to know your name, email, and phone # but this is optional.
The Missionary Image of Our Lady of Guadalupe: Triumph of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Tour of Colorado is sponsored by The Lepanto Project in partnership with the Colorado State Knights of Columbus Council. Our Lady's Missionary Image will be in Colorado from August 27th through October 24th. Our Lady lovingly invites you to spend some time with Her as She travels our beautiful state of Colorado!
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What is THE LEPANTO PROJECT?
The Lepanto Project is a grassroots initiative of the Rocky Mountain Research & Prevention Institute (RMRPI) with a mission to Keep People in Colorado Healthy and Safe throughout Life from Conception to Natural Death using a combined approach of Advocacy, Education, Coalition Building, Media and, most of all, PRAYER.
The Lepanto Project is a grassroots initiative of the Rocky Mountain Research & Prevention Institute (RMRPI) with a mission to Keep People in Colorado Healthy and Safe throughout Life from Conception to Natural Death using a combined approach of Advocacy, Education, Coalition Building, Media and, most of all, PRAYER.
Our Lady of Guadalupe Missionary Image Priest Retreat
…He withdrew to the wilderness and prayed
Luke 5:16
…He withdrew to the wilderness and prayed
Luke 5:16
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Monday, Oct. 18th - Thursday, Oct. 21st
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