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In the June of 1580, St Peter Claver was born into a wealthy family that lived in Verdu, Spain.

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St Peter Claver was accepted into the Jesuit Mission: 1602

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St Peter Claver was accepted into the Jesuit Mission: 1602

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In 1602, St Peter Claver was accepted into the Jesuit Mission, after two years of study there

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St Peter Claver was sent to Cartagena: 1610

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St Peter Claver was sent to Cartagena: 1610

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In 1610, St Peter Claver was sent to Cartagena (Now known as Colombia) by his superiors to help the slaves.

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St Peter Claver was ordained: March 19, 1616

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St Peter Claver was ordained: March 19, 1616

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On the 19 of March, 1616, St Peter Claver was ordained, officially becoming a priest. He started to working for the missionary working among the African slaves.

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St Peter Claver's death: 9th of September, 1654

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St Peter Claver's death: 9th of September, 1654

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On the 9th of September, in 1654, St Peter Claver left this world to enter heaven at the age of 73. This day is also his feast day.

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In 1888, 234 years after he died, Peter Claver was canonised, officially becoming St Peter Claver.