Christian Mexicans today celebrate the Feast of the Virgin of Guadalupe:

The feast commemorates the virgin’s appearance before Mexican peasant Juan Diego in 1531.

Legend has it that when Diego received a vision of the Virgin Mary she was unlike more traditional, European images of the mother of Christ: She was brown-skinned and with indigenous features.

To make it clear, we Lutherans – whether we are Mexicans or not – do not celebrate this day.