Blessed Avertano Of Lucca

Beato Avertano de Lucca

También conocido como: Aventanus; Avertanus

Beato

Post-Congregation

Día de Fiesta

25 February; 4 March (Carmelites)

Nacimiento

Diocese of Limoges, France

Fallecimiento

C.1366 in Lucca, Tuscany, Italy of plague; buried in the hospice church of San Pietro; so many miracles were reported at his grave that a series of paintings depicting some of them were made for the San Pietro church and the cathedral of Lucca; relics transferred to the cathedral of Lucca in 1513; relics returned to the church of San Pietro in 1646; relics enshrined in the church of Saints Paolino and Donato in 1806

Beatificado

Added to the Carmelite calendar in 1514; Office made obligatory by the General Chapter of the Carmelies in 1564; Office sanctioned by the Vatican in 1609; approved by the Sacred Congregation of Rites on 12 May 1672; Office and Mass extended to the entire archdiocese of Lucca, Italy on 16 July 1828; by Pope Gregory XVI (cultus confirmation)

Biografía

Beato Avertano de Lucca, también conocido como Aventano o Avertano, fue un hermano laico carmelita que vivió en el siglo XIV. Nació en la diócesis de Limoges, Francia, pero más tarde se trasladó a Lucca, Toscana, Italia. La vida de Avertano estuvo marcada por una profunda oración mística y su reputación de sanador de milagros.

Causa de Canonización

Beatified

Beatificado0012-05-01 por Added to the Carmelite calendar in 1514; Office made obligatory by the General Chapter of the Carmelies in 1564; Office sanctioned by the Vatican in 1609; approved by the Sacred Congregation of Rites on 12 May 1672; Office and Mass extended to the entire archdiocese of Lucca, Italy on 16 July 1828; by Pope Gregory XVI (cultus confirmation)