Angelico Pittavino
Italian Capuchin priest and missionary in East Africa, recognized as Venerable by the Catholic Church.
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4 saints
Italian Capuchin priest and missionary in East Africa, recognized as Venerable by the Catholic Church.
Spanish Capuchin bishop and founder of the Tertiary Capuchin Sisters and the Tertiary Capuchin Friars (Amigonians), dedicated to the educati…
A Capuchin of Croatian origin, Saint Leopold Mandić (1866-1942) spent most of his life in the confessional of the Padua friary, where he was…
A Spanish Capuchin lay brother, Leopold of Alpandeire spent more than forty years as a begging brother in Granada, becoming a very popular f…
Saints depicted with Capuchin habit: Angelico Pittavino, José María Amigó Ferrer, Leopold Mandić and Leopold of Alpandeire.