Maduro Celebrates the Birth of Saint José Gregorio Hernández in Venezuela
On October 26, Nicolás Maduro celebrated the birth of the revered figure, José Gregorio Hernández, recently canonized by the Vatican, underscoring the role of faith in Venezuelan culture.
- Nicolás Maduro highlighted the significance of October 26 as the birth anniversary of José Gregorio Hernández, a beloved Venezuelan saint known for his medical work and humanitarian efforts.
- José Gregorio Hernández was canonized alongside Madre Carmen Rendiles by Pope Leo XIV on October 19 in the Vatican, elevating his status within the Catholic Church.
- The celebration not only honors José Gregorio Hernández but also reflects the enduring faith of Venezuelans, amidst ongoing political and economic challenges in Venezuela.
Por Qué Es Relevante
The canonization of José Gregorio Hernández signifies a renewed sense of hope and unity for many in Venezuela, illustrating how religious figures can influence national identity and resilience in times of crisis.