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Candle Our Lady of Altagracia, patron saint of the Dominican Republic
On January 21 we celebrate the day of Our Lady of Altagracia considered "Protective Mother of the Dominican Republic", a date on which many faithful visit the Basilica of Higüey.
According to historians and parish priests of the Catholic Church, as of May 12, 1512, a parish was built in Villa de Salvaleón de Higüey, under the orders of the bishop of Santo Domingo, García Padilla, since at that time there were arrived in Higüey, the Brothers Trejo, Alonso and Antonio, who brought the image of the Virgin of Altagracia, they came from Plasencia, a town in the Autonomous Province of Extremadura, Spain.
The Trejo Brothers were the first to found a mill to produce sugar, which would later give way to the famous sugar mills in the country. The Trejos moved to the Villa de Higüey, and immediately gave away the image of the Virgen de la Altagracia, so that the entire community would worship her, and that is how it happened, becoming today the Protective Mother of the Dominican Republic.
There is also the version that says that the Spanish asked the Virgin of Altagracia to help them win the battle, they won and on January 21, they held a great religious festival, on the occasion of veneration of Altagracia, although her party should be on August 15, because, on that date, the image of Altagracia was brought to the country, however the date of January 21 is the official one and for many years it has remained intact until today.
Sentence
Oh Holy Mary!, Virgin Mother, Virgin of Altagracia, Our Patron! We bow in her presence, our desire to offer you this prayer as a testimony of our love and gratitude for the innumerable favors that we have received from her hands. You are our teacher and as you are Our Mother and as her child, we are going to offer you the love of our hearts. Amen.
Prayer,- Oh Dear Mother! Sweetest Virgin of Altagracia, Patron Nutra! Look at us here, prostrate in your presence, eager to offer you in this novena the testimony of our love and correspondence to the innumerable favors that we have received from your hands. You are our teacher, and as disciples we come to learn the examples of your Holy Life. You are our Mother and as children we come to offer you all the love of our hearts. Amen.
Oh Dear Mother! Sweetest Virgin of Altagracia, Patron Nutra! Look at us here, prostrate in your presence, eager to offer you in this novena the testimony of our love and correspondence to the innumerable favors that we have received from your hands. You are our teacher, and as disciples we come to learn the examples of your Holy Life. You are our Mother and as children we come to offer you all the love of our hearts. Amen.