Detail Of The Painting Blessed Ranieri Delivering The Poor From A Prison In Florence By Stefano Di Giovanni Di Consolo Da Cortona Early 15Th Century Musée Du Louvre Paris France Photographed By Sailko On 15 November 2013

Beato Ranieri Rasini

También conocido como: Ranieri of Aretino; Ranieri of Arezzo; Ranieri of Borgo; Ranieri of Sansepolcro; Raniero…; Ranier…; Raynier…

Beato

Post-Congregation

Día de Fiesta

1 November; 31 October (Franciscans); 7 November on some calendars

Nacimiento

C.1250 in Sansepolcro, Umbria, Italy

Fallecimiento

1 November 1304 in Sansepolcro, Umbria, Italy of natural causes; embalmed (unusual for the day) and interred in the crypt of the church of San Francesco in Sansepolcro

Beatificado

Popular devotion among the poor of Sansepolcro, Italy began immediately upon his death; the city council of Sansepolcro soon after had an altar erected in his honour in the local church of San Francesco, and began collecting testimonies of miracles attributed to his intercession; 18 December 1802 by Pope Pius VII (cultus confirmation)

Biografía

Beato Ranieri Rasini, también conocido como Ranieri de Areto, Ranieri de Arezzo, Ranieri de Borgo, Ranieri de Sansepolcro, Raniero o Raynier, fue un fraile menor franciscano reconocido por su profunda humildad, pobreza, paciencia y servicio inquebrantable a los pobres. Nació alrededor de 1250 en Sansepolcro, Umbria, Italia.

Causa de Canonización

Beatified

Beatificado1802-12-18 por Popular devotion among the poor of Sansepolcro, Italy began immediately upon his death; the city council of Sansepolcro soon after had an altar erected in his honour in the local church of San Francesco, and began collecting testimonies of miracles attributed to his intercession; 18 December 1802 by Pope Pius VII (cultus confirmation)