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Guadalupe, city, MexicoGuadalupe (gwäthäl `pā), city (1990 pop. 535,332), Nuevo León state, NE Mexico, on the Santa Catalina River. Its economy is based on agriculture, especially corn, and livestock raising.Guadalupe, town, SpainGuadalupe (gwä'dəl p`, Span. gwäthäl `pā), town (1990 pop. 2,652), Cáceres prov., W central Spain, in Extremadura. It is noted for its monastery (formerly Hieronymite, now Franciscan) and the shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe, whose cult was transferred in the 16th cent. to Guadalupe Hidalgo Guadalupe Hidalgo (gwäthäl..... Click the link for more information. , Mexico. The area is still a pilgrimage center. GuadalupeCity (pop., 2000: 669,842), central Nuevo León state, northeastern Mexico. It lies about 670 ft (200 m) above sea level on the Santa Catarina River just east of Monterrey. It serves as the commercial centre of an agricultural area. |
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Thanks be to God, we found a way," said Guadelupe Shaffino, a restaurant cook. We also visited the charming Iglesia de Santa Caterina and Vanessa pointed out all the various shrines inside the church where people had left golden hearts and little trinkets, all evidence of miracles caused by the Virgen de Guadelupe. We also visited the charming Iglesia de Santa Caterina and Vanessa pointed out all the various shrines inside the church where people had left golden hearts and little trinkets, all evidence of miracles caused by the Virgen de Guadelupe. |
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