[HarleyD]

That's not at all clear from the text.

"that here on this plain a temple be built to me;"

I don't know how clearer the text can be.

In point of fact, the "temple" in question is a Catholic church. Every Catholic church in the world is a temple to the worship of Almighty God...

I don't know anywhere in Catholic doctrine that a church is called a "temple"; do you? This is a Mexican term going back to the temples of the pagan gods of Mexico. One would hope that Mary would have known enough to have told poor Juan Diego to erect a church to her and not a temple.

[Campion]

Harley, the "temple" exists. It was built, past tense. It is not a pagan temple to Mary. It is a Christian church.

Juan Diego was a illiterate Indian. He was not a doctor of reformed theology, or any other kind of theology. Sometimes God reaches us down where we are, even though you don't approve.

[Daffy]

“I don’t know anywhere in Catholic doctrine that a church is called a “temple”; do you?”

I heard St. Peter’s in Rome is so called.