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Juan de Ortega (hermit)

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Juan of Velazquez, later known Juan de Ortega, was born in the Burgos village of Quintanaortuño in 1080. As a young man he assisted Dominic de la Calzada construct bridges in Logrono, Santo Domingo de la Calzada, and Najera to aid pilgrims on their way to Santiago de Compostela. When Domingo died in
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he attributed his deliverance from the storm at sea. He devoted his manual labors to the construction and repair of bridges and roads for the pilgrim route to Compostela. Shortly before his death in 1163, John offered special prayers for the peace of the Church and for the faithful departed.
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According to one legend, robbers attempting to steal a cow got lost in a fog only to find themselves at St John's door in the morning. A depiction of this incident is carved on the saint's tomb. San Juan became as a patron of hospice keepers, children, and barren women.
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An area frequented by bandits, it was considered as one of the more dangerous stretches of the pilgrimage route. John built a pilgrim hospice and founded the monastery of
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for himself at a forested site known as Urteca or Ortega (Spanish for "nettle"), situated on the pilgrim road to Spain's most popular shrine,
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Bahrami, Beebe. "The Spiritual Traveler: Spain", Paulist Press, 2009
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Index

Saint
Quintanaortuño
Spain
Roman Catholic Church
shrine
San Juan de Ortega
Dominic de la Calzada
Camino de Santiago
San Juan de Ortega
Jerusalem
hermitage
Santiago de Compostela
San Juan de Ortega
Saint Nicholas
intercession



"San Juan de Ortega", El Camino de Santiago
Bahrami, Beebe. "The Spiritual Traveler: Spain", Paulist Press, 2009
ISBN
9781587680472


Gitlitz, David M. and Davidson, Linda Kay. The Pilgrimage Road to Santiago, Macmillan, 2000
ISBN
9780312254162


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