Her First Communion was celebrated on 26 November 1880 alongside fellow students who all studied under the Dominican nuns.
Her novitiate in Madrid culminated on 12 March 1882 with the reception of the habit and the assumption of her new religious name.
[4] The nun died from tuberculosis of the bone on 10 October 1918 in Madrid which she had been diagnosed with back in 1913.
[5] The formal introduction to the cause came on 14 February 1962 under Pope John XXIII and she became titled as a Servant of God.
Pope John Paul II titled her as Venerable on 30 March 1981 after confirming her heroic virtue.
The process for a miracle took place in La Paz in Bolivia from 9–21 June 2006 and concerned the healing of a surgeon from a cerebral complication.