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Our Lord of the Miracles of Guadalajara of Buga ((スペイン語:Nuestro Señor de Los Milagros de Buga)), also known as the Lord of the Miracles ((スペイン語:Senor de Los Milagros)), is a title associated with a celebrated appeared tridimensional figure of Crucified Jesus Christ, believed that is not made by human hands but of divine origin, and that is housed since the XVI century in a sanctuary Basilica of Our Lord of the Miracles In this sense the image of the Lord of Miracles of Buga, In the west most interAndean Columbian Valley, is one of the two great Acheiropoietas of the new world, the other one is our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico, and that refers exclusively to Jesus Christ. The Basilica of Our Lord of the miracles with around a million visitors per year is by far the most visited Catholic pilgrimage site in Columbia (Colombia in Spanish) and certainly among the south American Andes's most-visited sacred sites attracting every year thousands of devotes from many countries. This minor Basilica is the most famous Catholic non Marian sanctuary in the Americas, although the redemptorist monastic community that administrates it has promoted in the same temple along years the veneration a reproduction of the Cretan icon of our Lady of the Perpetual help, another so famous image that it is believed to be possibly painted when the Holy Virgin St Mary was still alive in Turkey. This painting therefore is one of the strongest candidates to be the lost byzantine Hodegetria. The redemptorist order has the custody of the original icon in the church of Saint Alphonsus di Liguouri, Esquiline Hill, Rome, Italy. The original Hodetria was displayed in the Monastery of the Panaghia Hodegetria in Constantinople, which was built specially to contain it. It was said to have been brought back from the Holy Land by Eudocia, the Empress of Theodosius II (408–450), and to have been painted by Saint Luke. Possibly the possession of such a relic by the redentorist order in Europe was what motivated their interest into accept the invitation of the bishop of Popayan to take care the image of Our Lord of Miracles of the Columbian Andes in Buga. This dark skined Christ is also one of the two most famous Acheiropoitas in the world, aside of Our Lady of the Pillar that also appeared miracolously in Zagoza Spain by October of the 40 A.D., that is not a flat image but a tridimensional figure. == Preliminary Marian apparition in the Pacific Andes (Our lady of the Mountain)== Columbia in general, and the region of the Cauca's Valley in particular, where the city of Guadalajara de Buga is located, has another well known Acheiropoita that is a figure, officially recognized by the Roman Catholic Church, it is linked to the advocation of Our Lady of the Remedies ( Nuestra Senora de los Remedios in Spanish). This natural statue of St. Mary that was venerated by the aborigines before to be discovered by the Spaniards, who called her simply as The Queen of the Mountain or Our Lady of Queremal, appeared miraculously next to a water fall, today called the mantle of the Virgin, in the middle of the peaks of the western Andes, surrounded by dense tropical vegetation, in the traditional way from the harbor of Buenaventura in the Pacific ocean and the city of Santiago de Cali in the Inter Andean valley of the Cauca's river. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Lord of Miracles of Buga」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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