St. Rose of Lima is the patron of Peru, South America, and the Philippines. Her name was Isabel de Flores. She was born in Lima, Peru on April 20, 1586.

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She is said to have cured people of leprosy and other illnesses. She also saved Lima, Peru, when Dutch pirates invaded the city in 1615.

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A member of the Third Order of Saint Dominic, Saint Rose of Lima lived a life of penance and devotion to the poor at home under the disapproving eyes of her ...

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Rose of Lima was born to a noble family and is the patron saint of embroidery, gardening and cultivation of blooming flowers.

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According to legend, a servant had a vision where her face turned into a rose. At her confirmation in 1597, she officially took the name of Rose. From an early ...

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Rose became a saint because she entered into divine union, the seventh mansion, or what has been called 'spiritual marriage' with her Savior.

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St. Rose was born in Lima, capital of Peru, on the 20th April 1586 and was baptized Isabel Flores de Oliva. She came from a large family.

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Beatified in 1667, she was canonized in 1671 as the first saint from the Americas. She is the patron saint of the Philippines, embroiderers, gardeners, South ...

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In 1615, savage pirates were outside Lima intending to raid the city. St. Rose was warned by God in a vision to pray unceasingly for 24 hours in order for Lima ...

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