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Based on a long-term analysis, this paper aims to observe how the temple of Our Lady of Pilar was progressively acquiring a national character. Under favorable circumstances to the flourishing of Marian cults, Pilar’s tradition was adapting to the changing times. The open challenge by the Democratic six-year period in Spain (1868-1874) drove forward the national character of its temple. Furthermore, due to the commemoration of the Napoleon’s siege of Zaragoza and the Rif War, the Pilar took a military and historical turn. Taking into account this process, we can understand the important role played by its temple during the Franco regime.

Un templo para la nación española: la Basílica del Pilar (1854-1940)