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Blessed Manuel Binimelis Cabré

Blessed Manuel Binimelis Cabré, also known as Manuel Cabré, was a Vincentian priest who was martyred during the Spanish Civil War.

Feast Day September 12Born January 31, 1892Died September 12, 1936

Biography

Blessed Manuel Binimelis Cabré, also known as Manuel Cabré, was a Vincentian priest who was martyred during the Spanish Civil War. He was born on January 31, 1892, in Reus, Tarragona, Spain.

Manuel Cabré dedicated his life to the service of God and humanity as a Vincentian priest. He embraced the teachings of St. Vincent de Paul and committed himself to helping the poor, marginalized, and those in need. As a Vincentian, he lived a life of humility, simplicity, and selflessness, striving to bring hope and compassion to the less fortunate.

During the Spanish Civil War, a time of great political and social turmoil in Spain, Manuel Cabré remained steadfast in his faith and continued his mission of serving others. Unfortunately, the war brought about a wave of violent persecution against the Catholic Church, and religious figures like Manuel Cabré became targets.

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