Saint Toribio, also known as Saint Toribio de Mogrovejo, was a prominent figure in the Catholic Church during the 16th century. Born in Spain in 1538, he became the Archbishop of Lima, Peru, and played a crucial role in the evangelization of the indigenous people in South America. He was known for his dedication to education and social justice, establishing schools and promoting the rights of the native population. Canonized in 1726, Saint Toribio is celebrated for his commitment to the faith and his efforts to improve the lives of those he served. His feast day is observed on March 23, and he is recognized as the patron saint of Peru and Lima. His legacy continues to inspire many in the Catholic community today.