Providence Holy Cross is hosting a community celebration Tuesday for Our Lady of Guadalupe, the saint which the medical center’s chapel is dedicated to.

“Mariachi Nueve de Cuicatlan will help celebrate the Feast Day of Our Lady of Guadalupe Tuesday in the chapel at Providence Holy Cross Medical Center,” said an event news release. “Responding to the largely Latino community it serves, Providence Holy Cross dedicated its chapel in 2011 to this patron saint of the Americas, who tradition says appeared to peasant Juan Diego in 1531 in what is now Mexico City.”

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The celebration is scheduled to take place in the Hospital chapel adjacent to the lobby, and is scheduled to begin at noon on Dec. 12.

According to tradition, a vision of a young woman appeared Dec. 9, 1531, in the Mexican desert to Juan Diego. The woman asked the peasant to build a church on the hill where she stood.

Diego relayed the request to the local bishop who asked for proof. Diego returned to the hill and the vision reappeared, directing him to takes roses from a nearby bush to the bishop. When he visited the bishop and opened his cloak to display the roses, an image of the lady in the vision appeared.

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This article is a news release given to KHTS by Providence Holy Cross Medical Center.

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