Casimiro Barello Morello
Casimiro Barello Morello (1857-1884) was an Italian layperson, a tireless pilgrim nicknamed the "pilgrim of the Eucharist," recognized as Ve…
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Casimiro Barello Morello (1857-1884) was an Italian layperson, a tireless pilgrim nicknamed the "pilgrim of the Eucharist," recognized as Ve…
Maximiano Valdés Subercaseaux (1908-1982), in religion Francisco de San Miguel, was the first Chilean Capuchin and the first Bishop of Osorn…
Originally from Scotland, Saint Ursus became archdeacon of Aosta in the 6th century after evangelizing Meyronnes. A defender of orthodoxy ag…
Saints depicted with sandals: Casimiro Barello Morello, Maximiliano Valdés Subercaseaux and Saint Ursus of Aosta.