A despondent old man, a beautiful but selfish young woman, and a sickly boy each receive a luminous visit from the Virgin of Guadalupe. This simple little volume adapts a charming turn-of-the-century Spanish tale, weaving in the lyrical words of Guadalupe from original accounts and early devotional songs. The text is illustrated with the author's photographs of retablos and other folk art images from the Basilica of Guadalupe in Mexico City, created by pilgrims in thanks for graces received.