Saint Toribio of Mogrovejo was a Spanish bishop born in 1538 in Mayorga, Spain. He became the Archbishop of Lima in Peru and played a crucial role in the evangelization of the indigenous people in the region. He was known for his dedication to education and established numerous schools and parishes. He was canonized by Pope Benedict XIII in 1726 and is celebrated on March 23. Saint Toribio is recognized as the patron saint of Peru and is often depicted in religious art with symbols of his pastoral work, reflecting his commitment to spreading the Christian faith.