Carlos de Dios Murias
An Argentine Conventual Franciscan priest, Carlos de Dios Murias committed himself to the poorest in Chamical. He was as…
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13 saints associated
An Argentine Conventual Franciscan priest, Carlos de Dios Murias committed himself to the poorest in Chamical. He was as…
Bishop of La Rioja committed to the poor, Bishop Enrique Angelelli was assassinated in 1976 by the Argentine military di…
Argentine Dominican nun (1841-1900), known as Sister Leonor de Santa María, she led a life of contemplation, humility, a…
Argentine priest (1840-1914) nicknamed the "gaucho priest," evangelizer of the Traslasierra region, beatified in 2013 an…
José León Torres (1849-1930) was an Argentine Mercedarian priest, restorer of his order in Argentina, and founder of the…
José Marcos Figueróa Umpierrez (1865-1942) was a Jesuit lay brother, famous for his humble service as porter at the Coll…
A Franciscan friar and Bishop of Córdoba, Mamerto Esquiú is a major figure of 19th-century Argentina, famous for his rol…
The first Argentine religious foundress, María del Tránsito Cabanillas founded the Congregation of the Franciscan Missio…
María Pilar Solsona Lambán (1881-1966), in religion María Pilar of the Sacred Heart, was a Spanish religious of the cong…
Argentine widow and foundress of the country's first active religious congregation, the Handmaids of the Heart of Jesus.
Saints associated with Córdoba: Carlos de Dios Murias, Enrique Angelelli, Isora María del Tránsito Ocampo, José Gabriel del Rosario Brochero, José León Torres, José Marcos Figueróa Umpierrez, Mamerto Esquiú and María del Tránsito Cabanillas.