Inside one of the chapels of the temple of San Francisco is the body of Blessed Fray Sebastián de Aparicio. He is the patron saint of drivers, as he used to go with his carts loaded with firewood, since his trade was that of a cart driver. According to some legends, the life of Sebastián de Aparicio was always full of miracles. It is said that when he was a newborn he contracted a disease during an epidemic and his mother abandoned him outside the city; he was rescued by a she-wolf that bit him, causing him to bleed and miraculously cured him. After being widowed twice, he decided to take the Franciscan habit at the age of 71. After proving his vocation, he was accepted into the friary in Mexico and from there sent to Tecali and Puebla. During his life as a friar, he dedicated himself to collecting alms to support his brothers. On February 20, 1600, he died in the church of San Francisco de Puebla. After his death, when the foundations of the chapel of the Conqueror Virgin were laid, his incorrupt body was found and placed on a table to be venerated by the faithful. This led to the removal of fingers, skin and even his head being stolen in order to obtain relics. The head was recovered in poor condition, so it was covered with a wax mask. After his beatification in 1789, public worship was allowed and his remains were placed in the urn that is still preserved today.