Our Lady of Covadonga is a revered title of the Virgin Mary, associated with a famous shrine located in the Covadonga region of Asturias, Spain. The shrine is known for its stunning natural surroundings and the historic Basilica of Covadonga, which houses a statue of the Virgin. This site is a significant pilgrimage destination for many Catholics. The devotion to Our Lady of Covadonga dates back to the 8th century, linked to the legendary battle of Covadonga where the Christian forces, led by Pelayo, defeated the Moors. This victory is considered a pivotal moment in the Reconquista, the effort to reclaim the Iberian Peninsula from Muslim rule.