Lady Guadalupe
do catholics around the world will celebrate the day of Our Lady of Guadalupe?
I am mexican catholic and I live here.. I will pray and to put some flowers and candies to the virgin mary of guadalupe.. she is the only advocation that she has an image from heaven.
I just came back from a vigil Mass, and will attend Mass in her honor tomorrow morning.
After that we have a 20 city-block public procession in her honor.
I don't think Catholics worldwide celebrate it, only those of Latino descent and/or those on the American continents.
Being a Cuban-American, and specifically a resident of a very Mexican neighborhood in San Francisco, I've been raised to venerate la Virgen de Guadalupe every year.
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Take a Tour of Puerto Vallarta
A holiday in a new and exotic destination is exactly what you need to chase away the chilly, wintertime blues; the minute you step off the plane into the warm sunshine, you’ll know you’re in the right place. Your friendly cab driver will probably point out local attractions along the way to your villa Puerto Vallarta, sharing just enough information amuse and confuse. Once you get settled in, you’re going to want to get a bigger picture of the local scene.
Walk and Talk
A formal city tour is a quick and efficient way to get more familiar with the city’s high points. There are two ways to do it: bus tours and walking tours. A bus offers air conditioned comfort, while a walking tour lets you get out on the streets and mingle with people. Don’t worry if you can’t decide – many of the bus tours are hybrids that start at one end of the city (the marina, for instance) drive you through and to downtown highlights, and end up near the beaches of Conchas Chinas. Along the way, they will drop you off at select spots to savor the culture, browse the market and feel the sand between your toes.
You can expect that a day-long guided tour will feature many of the local highlights, including Our Lady of Guadalupe church, the Plaza Municipal, the marina and some of the best beaches in town. Your guide will share tidbits about the area’s history and culture; in addition, you’ll get insider tips on shopping, dining, and maybe even night life.
Shop for Shopping Tours
City tours are available in a range of prices, so check with your tour operator to learn what features are included in the tour you’re purchasing. Ask about the stops on the tour itinerary; some operators may emphasize Los Muertos beach while others will favor the Rio Cuale market. A tour that costs a bit more may include meals, snacks and beverages; if you’re planning to enjoy meals at your villa Puerto Vallarta and you’re not quite ready to solo in a local restaurant, you might want to sign on with a tour that includes lunch.
A self-guided walking tour may be a good bet for your adventurous spirit. You will find a number of guides (okay, maybe it’s not truly “self-guided†when you use a published guide) that can direct your steps. Check out your favorite travel guide book, then check with Puerto Vallarta’s Tourism Board. And if you’re into art, pick up a brochure and enjoy an evening doing the Art Walk.
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