Blessed Frederick Albert

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Blessed Frederick Albert (born October 16, 1820 AD in Turin, Piedmont, Italy; died September 30, 1876 AD in Lanzo Torinese, Turin, Piedmont, Italy) was an Italian Catholic diocesan priest from Turin who became a devoted servant of the poor and sick, founded the Vincentian Sisters of Maria Immacolata (a congregation for the service of the poor), and labored for decades in the parishes of the Turin area. He was beatified by Pope John Paul II on October 30, 1984. His feast day is September 30.

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Blessed Frederick Albert
Feast Day September 30
Profession Italian diocesan priest of the Archdiocese of Turinparish priest at Lanzo Torinesefounder of the Vincentian Sisters of Maria Immacolataservant of the poor and sick19th-century Piedmontese Catholic apostolatebeatified JPII October 30 1984
Rel. Affiliation Catholic ChurchArchdiocese of TurinVincentian Sisters of Maria Immacolata19th-century Piedmontese Catholic traditionVincentian spiritualityMarian consecration
Patronage TurinLanzo TorinesePiedmontthe Vincentian Sisters of Maria Immacolatathe poor and sickparish priestsItalian Catholic social action
Attributes Priest's vestmentsSeptember 30 feastTurinalpine Lanzo valleysMarian imagelilychalice
Birthplace Turin, Piedmont, Italy
Death Place Lanzo Torinese, Turin, Piedmont, Italy
Cause of Death Natural death; died September 30, 1876, in Lanzo Torinese (a small city north of Turin in the Stura di Lanzo valley, in the foothills of the Alps); Blessed Federico Alberto (Frederick Albert) was an Italian diocesan priest of the Archdiocese of Turin who worked tirelessly for the poor and sick, founding the Vincentian Sisters of Maria Immacolata (Suore Vincenzine di Maria Immacolata) as a congregation dedicated to the service of the poor and sick; he was beatified by Pope John Paul II on October 30, 1984
Primary Shrine Lanzo Torinese, Turin, Piedmont, Italy; September 30 feast; beatified JPII October 30 1984
Liturgical Class Not in universal Roman calendar; September 30 feast in Turin and with the Vincentian Sisters of Maria Immacolata
Historic Class Not in 1962 calendar


Biography

Frederick Albert (Federico Alberto in Italian) was born October 16, 1820, in Turin, Piedmont, Italy. He was ordained a diocesan priest for the Archdiocese of Turin.

He worked as a parish priest in the Turin area, eventually settling in Lanzo Torinese, a small city north of Turin in the alpine Stura di Lanzo valley. There he devoted himself to the service of the poor and sick and founded the Vincentian Sisters of Maria Immacolata (Suore Vincenzine di Maria Immacolata), a congregation dedicated to charitable service.

He died September 30, 1876, in Lanzo Torinese, on the feast of Saint Jerome.

He was beatified by Pope John Paul II on October 30, 1984. His feast day is September 30.

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  • Birth location icon Birth location: Turin, Piedmont, Italy
  • Death location icon Death location: Lanzo Torinese, Turin, Piedmont, Italy
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Blessed Frederick Albert (1820–1876) was an Italian diocesan priest from Turin who founded the Vincentian Sisters of Maria Immacolata and devoted his life to the service of the poor and sick in the alpine parish of Lanzo Torinese; beatified John Paul II on October 30, 1984. Feast September 30.

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