The San Miguel Archangel tribe, also known as the San Miguel group, engaged in various traditional jobs that included hunting, fishing, and gathering. They also practiced agriculture, cultivating crops to sustain their communities. Additionally, they were skilled artisans, creating tools and crafts that served both practical and ceremonial purposes. Social roles within the tribe often included leadership positions, spiritual leaders, and caretakers of cultural practices.
the Indians helped built the mission San Miguel archangel
San Miguel is Spanish for St. Michael - an archangel and saint.
It is pronounced "San-me-gel."
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The tribe that associated with the mission, San Miguel Arcangel, is the Salinan tribe.
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San Miguel is Spanish for Michael the Archangel (Saint Michael). It (angels don't have genders) is special for a lot of reasons but the foremost being that it is one of the four Archangels of the four quadrants; Air, Earth, Fire, and Water.
That would be "San MIguel arcangel" (with an accent on the second "a" of arcangel). That's Spanish for "the arch-angel Michael".
Father Fermin founded Mission San Miguel Archangel.
Mission San Miguel Arcángel is located in the town of San Miguel, California. It is situated in San Luis Obispo County along California's Central Coast. Founded in 1797, it is one of the original 21 California missions established by Spanish missionaries.
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San Miguel, also known as St. Michael, became a saint due to his role as an archangel in various religious texts, traditions, and beliefs. He is recognized as a saint in the Christian faith for his protective and warrior-like qualities in battling evil. His sanctification is based on his actions and significance in the religious narratives of certain Christian denominations.