Little Drops Of Water Saint James

Santiago (Saint James) was one of the first disciples to shed his blood and die for Jesus. After the death of Jesus, Saint James began to evangelize the ancient Hispania. He returned to Jerusalem and died in the year 42.

His companions moved his body to Galicia, where they arrived through the port of Iria Flavia (now Padrón). They put his body on a rock, which was yielding and yielding, until it became the Holy Sarcophagus. In 1884, Pope Leo XIII officially recognized the bones of the Apostle, that are, today, in the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela.

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