"Our Lady of La Leche" is a title given to the Virgin Mary, representing her as a nursing mother. This devotion originated in Spain and is particularly associated with the Franciscan missionaries who brought it to the Americas. The image depicts Mary breastfeeding the infant Jesus, symbolizing maternal care and nourishment. The most famous shrine dedicated to Our Lady of La Leche is located in St. Augustine, Florida. This site attracts many pilgrims who seek her intercession for fertility, motherhood, and family well-being. The devotion emphasizes the importance of nurturing and the bond between mother and child.