Giulio Mancinelli
Giulio Mancinelli | |
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Born | [1] | October 13, 1537
Died | 1618 |
Other names | Julius Mancinellus |
Occupation | Jesuit missionary |
Giulio Mancinelli (Template:Lang-lat) (1537-1618)[2] was 16th and 17th century Jesuit missionary. In 1583 he founded Jesuit mission in Ottoman held Istanbul.
Early life
Mancinelli was born to a noble family.[3] He joined Jesuits in 1558[3] and in 1566 was a novice in the first noviceship-house in Rome.[4]
Missionary appointments
Mancinelli was a missionary in Bosnia and Dalmatia.[5] Mancinellus was the head of Jesuit mission to Istanbul established by Pope in 1583.[6] They held their services in Church of Saint Benoit and opened their schools with support of French and Venetian ambassadors.[7]
In period between 1585 and 1587 Mancinelli traveled to Moldova and recorded his observations.[8]
In 1608, he was on mission in England and according to his own testimonies had visions of angels.[9] In his old age he was regularly consulted by young men who travelled to England to convert religion of its population.[10]
References
- ^ Deresiński, Wojciech (2010). "Mancinelli". Mancinelli informator. 5. Mancienlli Society. Retrieved 25 May 2016.
- ^ Fabre 2008, p. 177: " glulio mancinelu (1537-1618) "
- ^ a b Coulton 1950, p. 750.
- ^ The Month. 1941. p. 362.
- ^ Deresiński, Wojciech (2010). "Mancinelli". Mancinelli informator. 5. Mancienlli Society. Retrieved 25 May 2016.
- ^ Frazee 2006, p. 74.
- ^ Darnault, Sezim Sezer; Birkan, Çelen (2004). Latin Catholic Buildings in Istanbul: A Historical Perspective, 1839-1923. Isis. p. 45. ISBN 978-975-428-275-7.
- ^ Pozsony, Ferenc; Csermely, Peter (2006). The Hungarian Csángó of Moldova. Corvinus Publishing. p. 82. ISBN 978-1-882785-18-6.
- ^ Marystone, Cyril (1963). The Coming Type of the End of the World and the Universal Conversion of the Nations. o.V. p. 287.
- ^ The Month. 1941. p. 363.
Sources
- Fabre, Pierrre-Antoine (2008). Escrituras de la modernidad: los jesuitas entre cultura retórica y cultura científica. Universidad Iberoamericana. ISBN 978-607-417-030-6.
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(help) - Coulton, G.G. (1950). Five Centuries of Religion. CUP. GGKEY:881G3EASSLN.
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External links
- MANCINELLI, Giulio, author Anna Rita Capoccia
Further reading
- Julije Mancinelli o dubrovačkoj okolici (1575/76) /Julius Mancinelli about the Surroundings 'of Dubrovnik (1575/76), XVI (1986) 133-151. BUDIŠA, Dražen