Pietro Cattani

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St. Francis of Assisi, probably with Peter Cattani in front of the Sultan (presentation of Giotto di Bondone in the lower church of San Francesco in Assisi.

Pietro Cattani, Peter Cattani (died March 10, 1221) is a canon of Assisi, the first general of the Franciscan Order.

He came from Assisi in Umbria. He was the first canon of the cathedral at St. Rufina in Assisi. Following the example of Bernard of Quintavalle, he distributed his possessions and joined St. Francis. Francis of Assisi. In 1219 he took part in a missionary expedition to Syria and the Middle East. In 1220 he was appointed by Francis as his successor. vicar. This was practically a function of the general. While officiating, he has developed charity work in the convent of Our Lady of the Angels, the cradle of the Franciscan Order. After death, in 1221, his relics were surrounded by great worshipers. He has never been officially proclaimed a saint.

The facts of life of Pietro Cattani describe, among others, Tomasz from Celano in his first biography and second biography Francis of Assisi and Giacomo Oddi (La franceschina), Mariano da Firenze (Compendium), Luca Wadding (Annales). Source

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