Blessed Clare of Rimini

Religious figure and mystic

Blessed Clare of Rimini - Religious figure and mystic
Born

1282
743 years ago

Died

February 10th, 1346
679 years ago — 64 years old

Category

Activists & Humanitarians

Country

Italy

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A prominent religious figure in the 14th century, engaged in the spiritual life within the Servite Order. Established a reputation for deep mystical experiences and dedicated service to the church. Provided guidance and support to fellow sisters and influenced early Servite spirituality. Led a life committed to prayer, simplicity, and devotion, with a focus on the contemplation of God's love.

Contributed to the founding of the Servite Order

Played a crucial role in the development of Servite spirituality

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