A colourful, lively & inspirational musical based on the message of
Our Lady of Guadalupe and a modern day family
Written By John Lee & Anne Lim - Music By Peter Foster.
(All Copyrights Reserved)
Next Performance - Melbourne - 11th December 2011
At St. Peter's Chruch
258 Clayton Rd, Clayton
Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe poster
See Southern Cross July 2011 article about us.
Our Lady of Guadalupe first appeared to an Aztec peasant at Juan Diego with a request to build a church. The miracles, presence of the lady and their new found faith encouraged the Aztecs to end the senseless sacrifices of their own people to pagan gods. The largest sacrifice known to happen was up to 20,000 people in a single day.
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The famous print of Our Lady of Guadalupe miraculously appeared on Diego's tilma. Her original life-sized image on his cactus-fibre tilma cloak still persists today in perfect preservation, after 500 years, in Mexico.
Many other miracles occurred, including the Castillian roses, the sudden healing of Diego's uncle, and Diego's neighbour being raised back to life due to Our Lady's intercession. This brought an end to human sacrifices, and resulted in the conversion of nine million Aztecs to conversion in less than ten years. |
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Call of Guadalupe Musical
The musical begins with a contemporary situation drawing a parallel between the Aztec period of the 16th century in Mexico, with Australian family life today..
There are sixteen original songs, creative dances and gorgeous costumes Call of Guadalupe, embracing a wide range of ages and cultures.
It has two hours of dramatic entertainment, with comedy, romance, and talented dancing It play comes alive with over 70 volunteers, acting against beautiful backdrops
The History of the Musical
The first musical was performed on June 2005 at Besen Centre where about 7,000 attended the premier musical.
The musical has since been performed at Kyabram, Werribee, Albury, Darwin, and Kew in Australia, and in Cebu, Phillipines.
The Musical has been encouraged by Archbishop Hart and Cardinal Pell It has received excellent reviews and continues to travel Australia and the World. The musical is also used as an educational tool promoting the message of the inherent value and preciousness of every person to reach many in nursing homes and schools where it is performed freely.
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The performance in Key Renaissance Theatre in 2009 was a great success with many encouraging reviews.http://www.saulsaulpaulpaul.info
The Message
God’s message is to value your life and God’s love is deeper than any problem and suffering one is going through. And if we feel bad in anyway God’s mercy and love never comes to an end
Call of Guadalupe has touched the hearts and minds of many people