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António Alfredo de Santa Catarina Braga

António Alfredo de Santa Catarina Braga

priest · Franciscan friar · vicar capitular · governor of the diocese of Funchal

Main article António Alfredo Biography of António Alfredo de Santa Catarina Braga, a former Franciscan friar and liberal preacher who governed the diocese of Funchal from 1834 to 1840. He is remembered for suppressing the cult of Fr. Pedro da Guarda at Câmara de Lobos in 1835.

Former Franciscan friar and liberal preacher who governed the diocese of Funchal from 1834 to 1840. He is remembered for suppressing the cult of Fr. Pedro da Guarda in 1835, having his statue burnt; he also reorganised parishes, raising Boaventura to a parish and merging Água de Pena into Santo da Serra in 1836, and blessed the Angústias cemetery in 1838.

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2Chronology

  1. António Alfredo de Santa Catarina Braga left the Franciscan convent to become a secular priest.

  2. Diocesan governor António Alfredo de Santa Catarina Braga had the statue of Frei Pedro da Guarda publicly burnt at São Bernardino and next day published a provision forbidding his cult.

3Places mentioned

Abroad

Map: Madeira (8)
  1. 1Lisbon
  2. 2Câmara de Lobos
  3. 3Brazil
  4. 4Porto
  5. 5Cape Verde
  6. 6Évora
  7. 7Convent of St Bernardino
  8. 8Bragança

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