San Juan Diego It is celebrated today, Monday, December 9, 2024 according to the calendar of Christian saints, among other names.
Saint Juan Diego is recognized as the first indigenous American saint, originally from the Chichimeca community, and the third Mexican saint to be canonized. In 1531, he lived a supernatural experience when he witnessed the appearance of the Virgin of Guadalupe, who asked him to request the bishop, Brother Juan de Zumárraga, to build a temple in that place. He was beatified in 1990 and canonized in 2002, both acts carried out by Pope John Paul II.
Today, San Juan Diegothe Catholic Church celebrates the name days of Cyprian, Peter Fourier, Gorgonia, Leocadia, Wulfilda. On this Monday, December 9, 2024, San Juan Diego is known and they are the people who will be able to celebrate this day.
This festival has meant that, at least once a year, Christians can celebrate the day on which the saint who bears their name was canonized. But what does this mean? celebrate the saint It is to celebrate the exemplary lives of those Christians who preceded us and who bear our name. And, although it has less and less echo in society compared to previous times, there are many who still actively enjoy this day.
Roman Martyrology It is the name given to the catalog from which, today, all the names of the saints are obtained. This book is updated periodically, feeding on new saints after the canonizations carried out by the Vatican.
Below you will find a list of the saints or saints that correspond to today, Monday, December 9, 2024, according to our Hispanic tradition and the dates of celebration of Christian festivities, all of them related to events in the life of Jesus and the history of the church.
Saints of today December 9
The saints list is much broader for each day. Today it is not only San Juan Diego but we also celebrate the onomastics of:
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Cyprian
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Peter Fourier
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Gorgonian
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Leocadia
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Wulfilda
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