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St. Gregory of Barbarigo
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7.87 "
11.81 "
15.75 "
23.62 "
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Codice prodotto: L10339

Memorial Day: June 18

When did Saint Gregorio Barbarigo live: 1625 - 1697

BIOGRAPHY:
Saint Gregorio Barbarigo was born in 1625 in Venice and was a distinguished churchman known for his commitment to education and pastoral care. He studied successfully in Padua and began his career as a diplomat in the Vatican. In 1657, he was appointed Bishop of Bergamo and later became a Cardinal and Bishop of Padua. He established numerous schools and libraries and promoted clergy reform. His life was marked by deep piety and a strong sense of social responsibility. He died in Padua in 1697.

PATRONAGE:
St. Gregorio Barbarigo is the patron saint of librarians and educators.

SYMBOLISM, DEPICTION:
The symbols of Saint Gregorio Barbarigo are the book, representing his scholarly achievements, and the double cross, signifying his high ecclesiastical rank.

PATRON SAINT OF:
Gregor, Gregorios, Gregory, Gregorio, Gregorios, Greg, Greger, Gino, Guglielmo, Georg, Giorgio, George, Jörg, Joris, Jurij, Jurgen, Georgios, Gregorius, Grégoire.

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