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Patron Saints of Mexico

The Catholic Church venerates 5 saints as patrons of Mexico. Each came to this patronage through their own life — read their stories below and ask for the intercession of the one whose path speaks to yours.

St. Juan Diego

Feast: December 9

“His vision of the Virgin Mary in Guadalupe led to a significant cultural and religious movement in Mexico.”

St. María de Jesús Sacramentado

Feast: July 30

“A Mexican foundress who established the Daughters of the Sacred Heart to serve the poor and abandoned.”

St. María Guadalupe García Zavala

Feast: June 24

“A Mexican co-foundress who sheltered persecuted priests and the Archbishop of Guadalajara during the Cristero War.”

St. Miguel Pro

Feast: November 23

“A Mexican Jesuit priest known for his courageous ministry and martyrdom during a time of intense religious persecution.”

A Jesuit priest and martyr who used disguises to secretly minister to Catholics during the Mexican persecution.

St. Our Lady of Guadalupe

Feast: December 12

“A prominent figure in Catholicism, she is known for her miraculous appearance to St. Juan Diego in Mexico.”

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