St. Juan Diego Catholic Sticker – Patron of Indigenous Peoples of the Americas

About St. Juan Diego

Feast Day: December 9
Patron of: Indigenous peoples of the Americas

St. Juan Diego, a humble Nahua convert to Catholicism, was chosen by Our Lady of Guadalupe to share her message of love and unity in 1531. His simple faith and quiet courage became the vessel for one of the most powerful Marian apparitions in history. The miraculous image of Our Lady imprinted on his tilma transformed hearts, fostered conversion, and continues to unite cultures and peoples across the Americas.

Sticker Details

• Size: 1.9" x 3" – perfect for laptops, water bottles, notebooks, and more
• Premium matte vinyl finish
• Fully waterproof and weatherproof (we recommend hand-washing items with stickers for maximum longevity)
• Created from our original hand-drawn sketch
• Durable for indoor and outdoor use

Perfect For:

• Devotees of Our Lady of Guadalupe
• Indigenous Catholics and cultural heritage celebrations
• Anyone inspired by Marian devotion, humility, and evangelization

A meaningful sticker for prayer journals, keepsakes, or gifts celebrating faith and cultural identity.

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