Rose motif in front of Tabernacle area with surrounding protection.
Photographer Almira Ko went up in the lift to get this dramatic shot.
Project Manager Roman Giberson, Fr. John and Site Superintendent Dave Kirk examine rose.
Friday, October 8, 2010
The roses
The rose motif is a symbol of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Roses play a key role in the story of the miraculous image on the tilma of St. Juan Diego. This rose motif can be found in the narthex of St. Juan Diego Church, at the place of honor in front of the altar, and near the tabernacle. The rose motif reminds us of the encounter of Juan Diego Cuauhtlatoatzin and the Virgin of Guadalupe on Tepeyac Hill.
Rose motif in front of Tabernacle area with surrounding protection.
Photographer Almira Ko went up in the lift to get this dramatic shot.
Project Manager Roman Giberson, Fr. John and Site Superintendent Dave Kirk examine rose.
Rose motif in front of Tabernacle area with surrounding protection.Photographer Almira Ko went up in the lift to get this dramatic shot.Project Manager Roman Giberson, Fr. John and Site Superintendent Dave Kirk examine rose.
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