St. Juan Diego Comments

Juan Diego was born in 1474 in the calpulli or ward of Tlayacac in Cuauhtitlan, which was established in 1168 by Nahua tribesmen and conquered by the Aztec lord Axayacatl in 1467; and was located 20 kilometers (14 miles) north of Tenochtitlan (Mexico City). On December 9, 1531, a native Mexican named Juan Diego rose before dawn to walk fifteen miles to daily Mass in what is now Mexico City. Juan lived a simple life as a weaver, farmer, and ... Continue Reading

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Elena Saucedo
4 years ago
I am 12 years old and i am going to church on wednesday .this was vvvvvvveeeeeerrrrrryyyyyyyy helpfull. thanks!!!
kevin
4 years ago
i have one question is saint juan diego an ark angel cause i cant have ark angels in my project
benjamin barretto
4 years ago
this was very helpfu. I can use some of this on my saints project.
thank you
bob jakkson
4 years ago
very very helpful...
stephanie schwenk
4 years ago
Thank You! You have inspired me today and strengthened my faith. May God bless and keep you safe. Always
George Young
4 years ago
it very good
judith rodriguez
4 years ago
this article is very interesting and useful!!
Helaire R.
4 years ago
you guys are good. thanks
karimah mohammed
4 years ago
you guys helped me with my r.e project
alejdnra t.
4 years ago
you guys should put the feast day that would have been better. i was trying to do my homework i was very happy because i was finding everything but i coudlnt find that

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