• Nican Mopoua en Español
• Nican Mopouah in English
• DESCUBRIMIENTOSen la Tilma
• Juan Diego: http://www.virgendeguadalupe.org.mx/Juan Diego.htm
• http://www.virgendeguadalupe.org.mx/
• http://www.sancta.org/videos.html 
• http://www.sancta.org/
• Readings:http://www.usccb.org/nab/121207.shtml

Novena of Guadalupe

Starts: December 3^rd

Ends:  December 11^th

• Welcoming
• Song to Our Lady of Guadalupe
• Prayer
• Gospel Reading
• Short Homily or a group sharing on the Reading
• Rosary with Mysteries of the day (Rosary can be combined with the refrain of a song, a short meditation/reflection)
• Some places organize a program with a specific theme for each day, a topic on Mary and Discipleship, Reconciliation among nations, Love, Justice, Prayer, Faith, the Holy Spirit, God, Christ
• Alternative recommended films: Las Apariciones de Guadalupe (the Aparitions of Guadalupe); The Nativity Story; and The Invisible Chapel by John Carlos Frey. click on the webpage for more information: http://www.invisiblechapel.com/
• If a film is going to be used, it is always recommended to distribute written questions for discussion and some closing remarks from the leader
• Lord’s Prayer
• Sign of Peace
• Blessing
• Ending Song
• It is always good to provide some hot chocolate, tamales, coffee and tea for sharing, a time to build up community network and friendship

Triduom

Starts: December 9^th

Ends:  December 11^th

Mañanitas

A tradition to pay homage to Our Lady of Guadalupe with songs and Las Mañanitas (a Mexican tradition to demonstrate love to a loved one with music and songs early in the morning, done in a surprising way).  Usually starts around 4:00am - 6:00am.  Some communities hire a mariachi band or the choir.

The Eucharistic Celebration