In the second half of October 1717, three fishermen, Filipe Pedroso, Domingos Garcia and John Doe, to cast their net for fishing in the waters of the Rio Paraíba, cropping the image of Our Lady of Conception, at a place called Port Itaguassu. Filipe Pedroso took her to his house with keeping it until 1732, when Athanasius gave his son Pedroso. This built a small oratory where he placed the image of the Virgin remained there until 1743. Every Saturday, the neighborhood gathered in the small chapel to pray the rosary. Due to the occurrence of miracles, the devotion to Our Lady began to spread, with the name given by the people of Our Lady Aparecida. It is Brazil's patron saint, venerated in the Catholic Church. A black Marian title, Our Lady of Aparecida is represented by a small terracotta image of the Virgin Mary is currently housed in the Basilica of Our Lady of Aparecida, in the city of Aparecida, Sao Paulo. His feast is celebrated on October 12, a national holiday in Brazil sin