Gregorio Barbarigo
Roman Catholic saint and bishop
Born
September 16th, 1625
399 years ago
Died
1697
328 years ago — 72 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Italy
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Born in 1625, Gregory Barbarigo became a prominent figure within the Roman Catholic Church. Appointed as Bishop of Bergamo and later as a cardinal, he emphasized the importance of the seminaries for priestly formation and implemented reforms within the Church. After significant efforts in pastoral care and education, he served as the Archbishop of Venice, where he focused on improving the spiritual life of the clergy and laity. Barbarigo was canonized as a saint in 1891, making him a significant figure in Catholic history.
Became Bishop of Bergamo
Served as Archbishop of Venice
Canonized as a saint in 1891
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