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Blessed Roque Catalán Domingo

Blessed Roque Catalán Domingo, also known as Roque-Catalán Domingo, was a devoted Brother in the Vincentian Congregation of the Mission who ultimately met a martyr's death during the Spanish Civil War.

Feast Day July 22Born January 24, 1874Died July 22, 1936

Biography

Blessed Roque Catalán Domingo, also known as Roque-Catalán Domingo, was a devoted Brother in the Vincentian Congregation of the Mission who ultimately met a martyr's death during the Spanish Civil War. Born on January 24, 1874, in the village of Aldehuela, Teruel, Spain, he lived a life of faith and service to others. Roque Catalán Domingo dedicated himself to a life of religious devotion and joined the Vincentian Congregation of the Mission, also known as the Congregation of the Mission or the Vincentians. As a member of this religious order, he embraced the charism of St. Vincent de Paul, striving to serve the poor and marginalized with compassion and humility. He was recognized for his unwavering commitment to the Vincentian mission, living in accordance with the teachings of Christ and exemplifying the virtues of love, selflessness, and dedication.

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