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Born in 1474 died May 30, 1548
canonized July 31, 2002

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location where he/she lived and worked: Cuautitlan, Mexico

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location where he/she lived and worked: Cuautitlan, Mexico

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- Juan Diego is a native of Mexico who was one of the first indigenous people to convert to Christianity
- indigenous Mexican who converted to Roman Catholicism and according to tradition was visited by the Virgin Mary
- pope John II confirmed a liturgical cult in honor of Juan Diego. 12 years later the same pope proclaimed him a saint

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Juan Diego was the patron saint of indigenous peoples. The indigenous Mexican saint converted to Roman Catholicism. He believed God was experiential. Because of this, it is believed that the Virgin Mary visited him, she gave him the message of love and compassion. she showed him where to pick roses in the winter to prove to the bishop that she had really visited him.

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Juan Diego was the patron saint of indigenous peoples. The indigenous Mexican saint converted to Roman Catholicism. He believed God was experiential. Because of this, it is believed that the Virgin Mary visited him, she gave him the message of love and compassion. she showed him where to pick roses in the winter to prove to the bishop that she had really visited him.

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According to historical records, Juan Diego was known to his people as a holy man. Among the Nahua or Aztecs, he was also called El Peregrino, the pilgrim, because of his frequent solitary journeys to pray at a remote hill. which shows he believed that God respects our freedom because he does not control us though he is there to navigate us through life choices 

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According to historical records, Juan Diego was known to his people as a holy man. Among the Nahua or Aztecs, he was also called El Peregrino, the pilgrim, because of his frequent solitary journeys to pray at a remote hill. which shows he believed that God respects our freedom because he does not control us though he is there to navigate us through life choices 