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Genial. Fiesta de Santa Lucía Filippini 25 de marzo Virgo, fundador: "Maestre Pie" Lucia Filippini nació el 13 de enero de 1672 en Tarquinia. Sus padres procedían de una familia honesta y honorable; pero su vida pronto estuvo marcada por el dolor porque, cuando Lucía tenía once meses, su madre murió. Unos años más tarde también murió su padre. Lucía, de estas dolorosas pérdidas, tomó motivos para aferrarse con más fuerza a Dios y entregarse a la compra de las más bellas virtudes. Modesta rechazó igualmente las amistades de malos compañeros que envenenan almas inocentes con sus vicios y se protegió de la vanidad. Todo le hablaba de Dios: el cielo, el mar, la propia campiña de Tarquinia. Aún siendo joven hizo un gran tesoro del apostolado catequético. A la edad de 16 años se reunió con el cardenal Marcantonio Barbarigo y, habiendo recibido iluminación y consejos de él, decidió ingresar al monasterio de S. Chiara en Montefiascone. Este era el gimnasio donde entrenaba. Primero en el círculo restringido del claustro, luego, con la ayuda del cardenal Barbarigo, siguiendo las normas de Rosa Venerini (canonizada por el P. Benedicto XVI el 15 de octubre de 2006) y con la colaboración de una piadosa dama, llevó a cabo su labor apostólica. plan, dando lugar a la pastoral educativa benéfica y nunca suficientemente alabada de las hermanas que, de su madre, se llamaban a sí mismas "Filipinas Pías". Rosa Venerini falleció pronto y Lucía sola continuó el trabajo. Abrió varias escuelas en Montefiascone, amplió los institutos en Roma, a petición (1707) de Pp Clemente XI (Giovanni Francesco Albani, 1700-1721), y en otros centros de Italia, y estableció varios también en el extranjero, particularmente en ' América del Norte, donde todavía trabajan con grandes frutos. Agotada por la fatiga, rica en méritos, falleció suavemente, en Montefiascone, el 25 de marzo de 1732. El Papa Pío XI (Ambrogio Damiano Achille Ratti, 1922-1939) en 1926 lo incluyó entre los Beatos y, el 22 de junio de 1930, lo inscribió en el catálogo de las Santas Vírgenes.
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Excelente. Festa de Santa Lúcia Filippini 25 de março Virgem, fundador: "Torta Maestre" Lucia Filippini nasceu em 13 de janeiro de 1672 em Tarquinia. Seus pais eram de uma família honesta e honrada; mas sua vida logo foi marcada pela dor porque, quando Lúcia tinha onze meses, sua mãe morreu. Alguns anos depois, seu pai também morreu. Lúcia, dessas perdas dolorosas, aproveitou para se apegar mais fortemente a Deus e se entregar à compra das mais belas virtudes. Modesta evitou igualmente as amizades de maus companheiros que envenenam almas inocentes com seus vícios e se protegeu da vaidade. Tudo falava de Deus para ela: o céu, o mar, a própria zona rural de Tarquinia. Ainda jovem, fez um grande tesouro do apostolado catequético. Aos 16 anos conheceu o cardeal Marcantonio Barbarigo e, depois de receber esclarecimentos e conselhos dele, decidiu ingressar no mosteiro de S. Chiara em Montefiascone. Este foi o ginásio onde ele treinou. Primeiro no círculo restrito do claustro, depois, com a ajuda do cardeal Barbarigo, seguindo as normas de Rosa Venerini (canonizado pelo P. Bento XVI em 15 de outubro de 2006) e com a colaboração de uma piedosa senhora, realizou seu apostolado plano, dando origem ao ministério educativo benéfico e nunca suficientemente elogiado das Irmãs que, por sua mãe, se autodenominam "Pias Filipinas". Rosa Venerini logo faleceu, e Lúcia sozinha continuou o trabalho. Ele abriu várias escolas em Montefiascone, ampliou os institutos em Roma, a pedido (1707) do P. Clemente XI (Giovanni Francesco Albani, 1700-1721), e em outros centros da Itália, e fundou vários também no exterior, especialmente em ' América do Norte, onde ainda trabalham com ótimos frutos. Esgotada pelo cansaço, rica em méritos, faleceu suavemente, em Montefiascone, a 25 de março de 1732. O Papa Pio XI (Ambrogio Damiano Achille Ratti, 1922-1939) em 1926 o numerou entre os Beatos e, em 22 de junho de 1930, o inscreveu no catálogo das Virgens Santas.
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Great. Saint Lucia Filippini feast 25 March Virgo, founder: "Maestre Pie" Lucia Filippini was born on 13 January 1672 in Tarquinia. His parents were from an honest and honorable family; but her life was soon marked by grief because, when Lucia was eleven months old, her mother died. A few years later his father also died. Lucia, from these painful losses, took reason to cling more strongly to God and to give herself to the purchase of the most beautiful virtues. Modesta equally shunned the friendships of bad companions who poison innocent souls with their vices and guarded herself against vanity. Everything spoke to her of God: the sky, the sea, the very countryside of Tarquinia. Still at a young age he made a great treasure of the catechetical apostolate. At the age of 16 he met with Cardinal Marcantonio Barbarigo and, having received enlightenment and advice from him, he decided to enter the monastery of S. Chiara in Montefiascone. This was the gym where he trained. First in the restricted circle of the cloister then, with the help of Cardinal Barbarigo, following the norms of Rosa Venerini (canonized by Pp Benedict XVI on October 15, 2006) and with the cooperation of a most pious lady, he carried out his apostolic to the beneficent and never sufficiently praised educational ministry of the sisters who, from their mother, called themselves "Pious Filipinos". Rosa Venerini soon passed away, and Lucia alone continued the work. He opened several schools in Montefiascone, extended the institutes in Rome, at the request (1707) of Pp Clemente XI (Giovanni Francesco Albani, 1700-1721), and in other centers of Italy, and set up several also abroad, particularly in 'North America, where they still work with great fruit. Worn out by fatigue, rich in merits, she passed away gently, in Montefiascone, on March 25, 1732. Pope Pius XI (Ambrogio Damiano Achille Ratti, 1922-1939) in 1926 numbered him among the Blessed and, on 22 June 1930, he inscribed him in the catalog of the Virgin Saints.
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Great.
Saint Lucia Filippini feast 25 March
Virgo, founder:
"Maestre Pie"
Lucia Filippini was born on 13 January 1672 in Tarquinia. His parents were from an honest and honorable family; but her life was soon marked by grief because, when Lucia was eleven months old, her mother died. A few years later his father also died.
Lucia, from these painful losses, took reason to cling more strongly to God and to give herself to the purchase of the most beautiful virtues. Modesta equally shunned the friendships of bad companions who poison innocent souls with their vices and guarded herself against vanity.
Everything spoke to her of God: the sky, the sea, the very countryside of Tarquinia. Still at a young age he made a great treasure of the catechetical apostolate.
At the age of 16 he met with Cardinal Marcantonio Barbarigo and, having received enlightenment and advice from him, he decided to enter the monastery of S. Chiara in Montefiascone. This was the gym where he trained.
First in the restricted circle of the cloister then, with the help of Cardinal Barbarigo, following the norms of Rosa Venerini (canonized by Pp Benedict XVI on October 15, 2006) and with the cooperation of a most pious lady, he carried out his apostolic to the beneficent and never sufficiently praised educational ministry of the sisters who, from their mother, called themselves "Pious Filipinos". Rosa Venerini soon passed away, and Lucia alone continued the work.
He opened several schools in Montefiascone, extended the institutes in Rome, at the request (1707) of Pp Clemente XI (Giovanni Francesco Albani, 1700-1721), and in other centers of Italy, and set up several also abroad, particularly in 'North America, where they still work with great fruit.
Worn out by fatigue, rich in merits, she passed away gently, in Montefiascone, on March 25, 1732.
Pope Pius XI (Ambrogio Damiano Achille Ratti, 1922-1939) in 1926 numbered him among the Blessed and, on 22 June 1930, he inscribed him in the catalog of the Virgin Saints.
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