Blessed John de Craticula

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Blessed John de Craticula (born c. 1400 AD in Flanders (now Belgium); died c. 1460 AD in Flanders (now Belgium)) was a Flemish Catholic layman or tertiary known for his holiness and charitable works in the Low Countries. The epithet "de Craticula" (Latin: "of the little gridiron") may refer to a place name, a workshop emblem, or a devotion to Saint Lawrence (martyred on a gridiron). He was beatified by confirmed local cult. His feast day is September 28.

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Blessed John de Craticula
Feast Day September 28
Profession Flemish Catholic layman or tertiaryborn Flanders Low Countries c. 1400holiness and charitable works in the Low Countriesdied Flanders c. 1460beatified confirmed local cultfeast September 28also known as Jan van het Rooster
Rel. Affiliation Catholic Church15th-century Flemish lay Catholic traditionDevotio Moderna contextFlandersLow CountriesBelgiumSaint Lawrence devotion
Patronage BelgiumFlandersthe Low Countrieslay Catholicscraftsmenthose devoted to Saint LawrenceFlemish Catholics
Attributes Flemish lay dressgridiron (emblem or devotion)September 28 feastFlemish city settingBurgundian periodDevotio Moderna contextSaint Lawrence connection
Birthplace Flanders, Low Countries (now Belgium)
Death Place Flanders, Low Countries (now Belgium)
Cause of Death Natural death; died c. 1460 in Flanders, Low Countries (now Belgium); Blessed John de Craticula (Flemish: Jan van het Rooster; Latin: Beatus Joannes de Craticula) was a Flemish Catholic layman or tertiary; born Flanders c. 1400; holiness and charitable works in the Low Countries; died Flanders c. 1460; beatified confirmed local cult; feast September 28
Primary Shrine Flanders (now Belgium); feast September 28
Liturgical Class Not in universal Roman calendar; September 28 feast locally in Flanders
Historic Class Not in 1962 calendar


Biography

John de Craticula ("Jan van het Rooster" in Flemish) was born c. 1400 in Flanders, in the Low Countries, during the prosperous Burgundian period. He lived as a Catholic layman or tertiary known for his holiness and charitable works. The epithet "de Craticula" (of the little gridiron) likely refers to a place, guild emblem, or devotion to Saint Lawrence the deacon martyr.

He lived during the flourishing of the Devotio Moderna in the Low Countries, a lay spiritual renewal movement centered on interior prayer and charitable life.

He died c. 1460. His feast day is September 28.

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