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== Patronage and | == Patronage and proclamations == | ||
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* | === National patronage === | ||
Short paragraph (2–4 sentences) stating the primary country (or countries) and the exact official proclamation. | |||
Example: | |||
<pre>===National patronage=== | |||
Our Lady of the Thirty-Three was solemnly proclaimed Patroness of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay by Pope Pius XI on 21 November 1930. The Uruguayan bishops renewed the consecration of the nation to her on 25 August 1935, and the title was inscribed in the Constitution of 1967.</pre> | |||
=== Other official patronages === | |||
Compact bullet list (only the most devotionally significant ones): | |||
* Armed Forces of Honduras – declared “Captain General” in 1969 | |||
* [[Archdiocese of Tegucigalpa]] | |||
* Honduran National Police – 1978 | |||
* City of [[Tegucigalpa]] – municipal patroness since 1935 | |||
=== Canonical coronation === | |||
Short paragraph (or bullet list if multiple coronations exist) with dates and popes. | |||
Example: | |||
<pre>===Canonical Coronation=== | |||
The original image was canonically crowned by papal decree of Pope John XXIII on 8 December 1960; the solemn coronation took place on 3 February 1961. A replica image used for national pilgrimages received a second canonical coronation by decree of Pope Francis on 3 February 2018.</pre> | |||
=== Secondary or shared veneration === | |||
Compact bullet list of countries, regions, or groups that venerate her strongly but do not have her as principal patroness: | |||
* Paraguayan and Uruguayan diaspora worldwide | |||
* Former Jesuit mission territories (Guaraní communities) | |||
* Río de la Plata region (shared with Our Lady of Luján) | |||
Final example (Our Lady of Aparecida) | |||
<nowiki><pre></nowiki>== Patronage and Proclamations == | |||
=== National patronage === | |||
Our Lady of Aparecida was declared “Queen and Principal Patroness of Brazil” by Pope Pius XI on 16 July 1930. The Brazilian bishops renewed the consecration of the nation to her in 1967 and again in 2017 on the 300th anniversary of the finding of the image. | |||
=== Other official patronages === | |||
* [[Archdiocese of Aparecida]] | |||
* Brazilian Navy (co-patroness) | |||
* City of São Paulo (secondary patroness) | |||
=== Canonical coronation === | |||
The original statue was canonically crowned by decree of Pope Pius X on 8 December 1904 (ceremony 8 September 1904). A replica in Brasília Cathedral received a second canonical coronation from St John Paul II on 31 May 1980. | |||
=== Secondary or shared veneration === | |||
* Portuguese-speaking African countries (especially [[Angola]] and [[Mozambique]]) | |||
* [[Brazilian]] immigrant communities worldwide</pre> | |||
== Miracles and Reported Graces == | == Miracles and Reported Graces == | ||