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Regnum Christi launches digital platform for Our Lady of Guadalupe resources
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Regnum Christi launched a digital platform called Camino de Guadalupe to provide resources on the apparitions of Our Lady of Guadalupe. The project precedes the 500th anniversary of the apparitions in 2031.
The platform offers video courses, educational guides, interactive content, and artificial intelligence tools for families, communities, and educational settings. Available materials include a 15-chapter audiovisual course titled El Acontecimiento Guadalupano, which covers the history of the apparitions, the cultural context, indigenous religiosity before the Conquest, and the role of Saint Juan Diego.
Other resources include La Virgen de Guadalupe, a ten-chapter guide on the symbols and message of the apparitions, and Mochila Guadalupana, a collection of pedagogical tools for catechists. The platform also features an eight-session missionary formation itinerary titled Yo soy Juan Diego, a podcast, and a formative trivia game.
AI-assisted briefing based on the sources below.Sources behind this story
- Reporting@aciprensaCrean plataforma con recursos sobre las apariciones de la Virgen de Guadalupe en México
ACI Prensa · Diego López Colín
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