Our Lady of Atocha is a revered statue of the Virgin Mary, known for her role as a protector of travelers and the sick. Originating from the 12th century in Spain, she is often depicted holding the infant Jesus and surrounded by symbols of compassion and care. The statue is housed in the Basilica of Our Lady of Atocha in Madrid, where many pilgrims visit to seek her blessings. The devotion to Our Lady of Atocha spread to various regions, including Mexico, where she is celebrated with festivals and processions. Her image is associated with miracles and healing, making her a significant figure in both Catholicism and local traditions. Many people carry her image as a talisman for safety during journeys.