Anthony Mary Claret
Spanish Roman Catholic archbishop and missionary
Spanish Roman Catholic archbishop and missionary
1870
156 years ago — 63 years old
Leaders & Politicians
Spain
Served as a prominent Roman Catholic archbishop and missionary in the 19th century, focusing on evangelization and education. Founded the Claretian Missionaries, a religious congregation dedicated to missionary work. Worked extensively in Cuba and later in Spain, promoting various reforms within the church.
Founded the Claretian Missionaries
Served as Archbishop of Santiago de Cuba
Promoted social and educational reforms
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