Marian devotion

Our Lady of the Soledad of Buitrago del Lozoya

Marian title of Buitrago del Lozoya (Community of Madrid)
Recognized by the Church

Our Lady of Soledad is the Marian patron of Buitrago del Lozoya (Madrid), a walled villa of the North Sierra, where she shares the patronage with the Most Holy Christ of Slaves. The people also celebrate a rosary in honor of the Virgin of the Castle.

Main data

Place: Buitrago del Lozoya (Community of Madrid, Spain)
Party: 15 September

Origin and history

Our Lady of Soledad is the Marian patron of Buitrago del Lozoya (Madrid), a walled villa of the North Sierra, where she shares the patronage with the Most Holy Christ of Slaves. The people also celebrate a rosary in honor of the Virgin of the Castle.

The image and the sanctuary

It is venerated in Buitrago del Lozoya. There is no available detailed art sheet of the image.

Sponsorship and coronation

Buitrago Patron of the Lozoya (along with Stmo. Christ of the Slaves). No canonical coronation.

Party and devotion

His patron parties are held on September 14 and 15. Devotion is a sign of the identity of the people.

Link to the Rosary

In the solitude after the cross, Mary silently keeps the hope of Easter; the Rosary teaches us to wait with her for the light of the Resurrection.

A flower for the Virgin

It offers a simple prayer to this advocation. Pray a Hail Mary for Spain and for the peace of the world.

Pray Hail Mary
Sources: tradition of the sanctuary, diocesan information and Wikipedia in Spanish. The distinction between popular piety and documented ecclesial history is specific to this fact sheet; extraordinary accounts are presented as devotion and not as doctrinal pronunciation.

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