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https://www.catholicsandcultures.org/argentina/mary-and-saints

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A statue of Mary sits in the foyer of the police station in Rosario de Lerma, Argentina.

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She has been tied to narratives of Argentine national identity. She is visible not only on church altars, but in public buildings like city halls and police stations, in people’s homes, and other common places.

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A woman displays her image of Mary, dressed in indigenous cloth. Devotees like to dress her in many different ways

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Images of Mary typically portray her showing only face and hands, in a triangular dress that hides any other trace of physical embodiment. Followers speak to her in very intimate terms, because of her symbolism as their tender mother. They typically describe Mary as their Mother and protector, someone who struggled and understands their pain.

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Advocaciones are titles or appearances under which Mary is invoked. Lots of ancient advocaciones have remained important devotions, and new ones continue to develop in Argentina.

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"La Virgen," under many names and apparitions, plays an important role in the lives of Argentine Catholics. They pray to Mary as a Mother to whom they pray for protection.