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Pope Saint Benedict XI
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Pope Saint Benedict XI
Pope Saint Benedict XI, originally known as Nicholas Boccasini, was born in Treviso, Italy, in 1240 and passed away on 7 July, 1304, in Perugia. He joined the Dominican Order when he was only 14 years old. After dedicating 14 years to his studies, he ascended to the position of lector of theology, a role he held for several years. In 1296, amid growing hostility towards Pope Boniface VIII, Boccasini was elected as the Master General of the Order…
Memory of Blessed Benedict XI (1303-1304): a short pontificate, marked by mildness, reconciliation and evangelical rigor.
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