St isidore the farmer biography definition
Isidore the Laborer
11th and 12th-century Spanish farmer and saint
Farmer and Saint Isidore the Laborer | |
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Saint Isidore the Farmer | |
| Born | c. 1070 or 1082[1] Madrid, Taifa of Toledo |
| Died | 15 May 1130 (aged 59) or 1172 Madrid, Kingdom of Castile |
| Venerated in | Roman Catholic Church Anglican Communion Aglipayan Church |
| Beatified | 2 May 1619, Rome by Pope Paul V |
| Canonized | 12 March 1622, Rome by Gregory XV |
| Feast | 15 May;[2] 25 October; 22 March |
| Attributes | Portrayed as a peasant holding a sickle and a sheaf of corn, a sickle and staff; as an angel plows for him; or with an angel and white oxen near him.[3] In Spanish art, his emblems are a spade or a plough. |
| Patronage | San Ysidro, San Diego, California ;"San Isidro Labrador, quita el agua y pon el sol" ,'Madrid agriculture; farmers; day labourers; Argentina: San Isidro Chile: Cuz Cuz Peru: Carampa and Lima The Philippines: Pulilan, Bulacan Aurora, Zamboanga Who is St Isidore? ZAQI |