María de Jesús (Catholic Saint)

María de Jesús, also known as María Jesús de Agreda, was a 17th-century Spanish nun and mystic. Renowned for her deep spiritual experiences, she claimed to receive visions and conversations with the Virgin Mary and other saints. Her most notable work, "Miracles of Our Lady," describes her mystical journeys and conversations with Mary, emphasizing her role in promoting devotion to the Virgin. Although not officially canonized as a saint, she is venerated for her piety, mystical insights, and contributions to Catholic spirituality, especially through her writings and dedication to serving the church.