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Beato Geremia Lambertenghi

También conocido como: Jeremiah; Jeremy; Padre Vecchio (Old Father) (nickname given him by the people of Forli, Italy due to his austere, paternal appearance); Martyr of the Cloisters (nickname given him due to his severe penances)

Beato

Post-Congregation

Día de Fiesta

25 March (Diocese of Forli, Italy); formerly 3rd Sunday after Easter

Nacimiento

C.1440 in Como, Italy

Fallecimiento

Good Friday and Feast of the Annunciation, 25 March 1513 in the Santa Maria in Valverde convent in Forlì, Emilia-Romagna,Italy of natural causes; buried in the common tomb of the friars at the convent; re-interred in the sacristy at the convent church; re-interred at the altar of the convent church; relics enshrined at the altar in the chapel of the Blessed Sacrament in the cathedral in Forlì when the convent was suppressed during the Napoleonic invasion; relics enshrined in the Sanctuary of the Blessed Virgin of Piratello in Imola, Bologna, Emilia-Romagna, Italy in 1971; body reported to be incorrupt

Beatificado

There was a popular declaration and devotion to him immediately following his death; there is still a local devotion, and he appears on the diocesan calendar; the miraculous healing in 1525 of a girl dying of burns was attributed to his intercession; the official Cause has been open since the latter 17th century, and continues today

Biografía

Beato Geremia Lambertenghi, también conocido como Jeremías o Jeremías, nació en Como, Italia, alrededor del año 1440. Era hijo de Francisco Lambertenghi, miembro del consejo municipal de Como, y Ursina di Fontanella. Desde joven mostró una devoción religiosa notable y una profunda preocupación por el bienestar de los pobres.

Causa de Canonización

Beatified

Beatificado1525-01-01 por There was a popular declaration and devotion to him immediately following his death; there is still a local devotion, and he appears on the diocesan calendar; the miraculous healing in 1525 of a girl dying of burns was attributed to his intercession; the official Cause has been open since the latter 17th century, and continues today

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