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COMPILATION OF CARMELITE SAINTS, BLESSEDS, VENERABLES, AND SERVANTS OF GOD1i SAINTS2 Religious Name Birth Name Lived Observe Rank 1 Albert of Jerusalem, Patriarch Albert Avogadro 1150?-1214 17 Sep Feast 2 Albert of Trapani, Priest Albert degli Abbati d. 1307? 7 Aug Memorial 3 Andrew Corsini, Bishop Andrew Corsini d. 1374 9 Jan Opt Mem 4 Angelus of Sicily, Priest, Martyr Angelo? d. 1220? 5 May Opt Mem 5 Anne (& Joan) of Toulouse ? XIV cent. 31 Mar — 6 Appolonia del Santisimo Sacramento, Appolonia Lizarraga 1877-1936 Nun, Martyr 7 Avertanus (& Romaeus) ? XIII cent. 25 Feb — 8 Berthold ? XIII cent. 29 Mar — 9 Brocard ? XIII cent. ? — 10 Cyril of Constantinople ? XIII cent. 6 Mar — 11 Elias, Prophet ? IX c. BC 14 Jun — 12 Elijah, Prophet ? IX c. BC 20 Jul Feast 13 Elizabeth of the Trinity, Virgin Marie Elizabeth Catez 1880-1906 8 Nov Memorial 14 George Preca, Carmelite Tertiary George Preca 1880-1962 9 May Opt Mem Priest [TOC] 15 Henry de Ossó y Cervelló, Priest Henry de Ossó y 1840 - 1896 27 Jan Opt Mem Cervelló 16 Joachina de Vedruna, Religious Joachima De Vedruna 1783-1854 22 May Opt Mem 17 John of the Cross, Priest, Doctor Juan de Yepes 1542-1591 14 Dec Solemnity 18 Louis & Zelie Martin , Parents of Louis Martin & Zelie 1823-1894 & 12 July Opt Mem St. Thérèse of the Child Jesus & of Guerin 1831-1877 the Holy Face 19 Lucas de San Jose, Priest, Martyr Jose Tristany Pujol 1872-1936 20 Maria Maravillas of Jesus Maria de las Maravillas 1891-1974 11 Dec Opt. Mem Pidal y Chico de Guzman 21 Mary of Jesus Cruicified, Virgin Miriam Baouardy 1846-1878 25 Aug Opt Mem 22 Mary Magdalen de’Pazzi, Virgin Catherine de’Pazzi 1566-1607 25 May Memorial 23 Pedro Poveda Castroverde, Priest, Pedro Poveda 1874-1936 ? Martyr3 Castroverde 1 While every effort has been made to have this be a comprehensive listing through June 2007, it may not be entirely inclusive of all Carmelites that have been so honored. The basic reference utilized and updated from various sources was SAINTS OF CARMEL: A Compilation from Various Dictionaries, by Rev. Louis Saggi, OCarm, Carmelite Institute, Rome, 1972. The exact date of a first catalogue of Carmelite saints is unknown; but it most probably dates from about the mid fourteenth century; cf. Jotishky, Andrew, The Carmelites and Antiquity: Mendicants and their Pasts in the Middle Ages, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2002, p. 190. Fr. Saggi has suggested the first catalogue was compiled by by Jean Cheminot (c. 1337). 2 Discalced Carmelites are shown in bold italic. 3 Founder of the Teresian Association (Spain). 12/9/2016________________________________ 6:19:00 PM ________________________________ Carmelite Saints, Blesseds, Venerables________________________________ & Servants of God __________________Page 2 of 6 24 Peter Thomas, Bishop ? 1305?-1366 8 Jan Opt Mem 25 Raphael of St Joseph, Priest Joseph Kalinowski 1835-1907 19 Nov Memorial 26 Simon Stock, Priest ? XIII cent. 16 May Opt Mem 27 Teresa Benedicta of the Cross, Edith Stein 1891-1942 9 Aug Opt Mem Virgin Martyr 28 Teresa Margaret of the Sacred Anna Maria Redi 1747-1770 1 Sep Memorial Heart of Jesus, Virgin SAINTS cont’d. Religious Name Birth Name Lived Observe Rank 29 Teresa of Jesus, Virgin, Doctor Teresa de Cepeda de 1515-1582 15 Oct Solemnity Ahumada4 30 Teresa of Jesus of the Andes, Virgin Juana Henrietta 1900-1920 13 Jul Memorial Josephine of the Sacred Hearts Fernández 31 Thérèse of the Child Jesus and of Mary Frances Thérèse 1873-1897 1 Oct Feast the Holy Face, Virgin, Doctor Martin BLESSEDS Religious Name Birth Name Lived Observe Rank 1 Alphonsus Mary Mazurek, Priest Jozef Mazurek 1891-1944 12 Jun Opt Mem Martyr 2 Aloysius Rabatà, Priest ? 1443?-1490 8 May Opt Mem 3 Angelus Mazzinghi, Priest ? 1385?-1438 17 Aug Opt Mem 4 Anne of St. Bartholomew, Virgin Anne Garcia 1549-1626 7 Jun Memorial 5 Archangela Girlani, Virgin Eleanor Girlani 1450?-1495 29 Jan Opt Mem 6 Baptist of Mantua, Priest Spagnoli “ The 1447-1516 17 Apr Opt Mem Mantuan” Modover 7 Bartholomew Fanti, Priest ? d. 1495 5 Dec Opt Mem 8 Carmelite Nuns of Compiègne, ............................ ................ 17 Jul Memorial Vigin Martyrs 1. Teresa of St. Augustine Mary Magdalen 1752-1794 Claudina Lidoine 2. Sister St. Aloysius Mary Anne Frances 1751-1794 Brideau 3. Anne Mary of Jesus Crucified Mary Anne Piedcourt 1715-1794 4. Charlotte of the Resurrection Anne Mary Magdalen 1715-1794 Thouret 5. Euphrasia of the Immaculate Mary Claudia Cypriana 1736-1794 Conception Brard 6. Henrietta of Jesus Mary Frances de 1745-1794 Croissy 7. Teresa of the Heart of Mary Mary anne Hanisset 1742-1794 8. Teresa of St. Ignatius Mary Gabriella Trézel 1743-1794 9. Julia Louise of Jesus Rose Christiana de 1741-1794 Neuville 10. Mary Henrietta of Providence Mary Annette Peiras 1760-1794 11. Constance Mary Genevieve 1765-1794 Meunier 4 Teresa took the name of her mother, Beatrice de Ahumada. 12/9/2016________________________________ 6:19:00 PM ________________________________ Carmelite Saints, Blesseds, Venerables________________________________ & Servants of God __________________Page 3 of 6 12. Mary of the Holy Spirit Angelica Roussel 1742-1794 13. Sister St. Martha Mary Dufour 1741-1794 14. Sister St. Francis Xavier Elizabeth Julietta 1764-1794 Vérelot 15. Catherine Soiron, Extern Catherine Soiron 1742-1794 16. Teresa Soiron, Extern Teresa Soiron 1748-1794 BLESSEDS cont’d. Religious Name Birth Name Lived Observe Rank 24 Carmelite Nuns of Guadalajara, ............................ ................ 24 Jul Opt Mem Virgin Martyrs 1. Maria Pilar of St. Francis Borgia ? 1877-1936 2. Teresa of the Child Jesus and St. ? 1909-1936 John of the Cross 3. Maria Angeles of St. Joseph ? 1905-1936 27 Dionysius [Denis of Honfleur] of Pierre Berthelot 1600-1638 29 Nov Memorial the Nativity, Priest, Martyr 28 Eduardo Farré, Priest Martyr Eduardo Farré 1897-1936 ? 29 Elia of St. Clement Teodora Fracasso 1901-1927 29 May ? 30 Frances d’Amboise, Nun Frances Encenis 1427-1485 5 Nov Opt Mem 31 Francisco Palau y Quer, Priest Francisco Palau y Quer 1811-1872 7 Nov Opt Mem 32 Frank of Siena, Lay Brother Francis Lippi 1201-1291 11 Apr — 33 Hilarion Janusewski, Priest Martyr 12 June 34 Isidore Bakanja, Layman Martyr Isidore Bakanja 1887-1909 12 Aug Opt Mem 35 Jacobinus of Crevacuore, Lay De Canepaciis 1438?-1508 3 Mar — Brother 36 Jacques Retouret, Priest Martyr ? ? 26 Aug Opt Mem 37 Joan of Toulouse, Tertiary ? XIV cent. 31 Mar — 38 Joan Scopelli, Virgin Joan Scopelli 1428-1491 9 Jul Opt Mem 39 John Soreth, Priest John Soreth 1394-1471 28 Jul5 Opt Mem 40 Josepha Naval Girbés, Virgin Josepha Naval Girbés 1820-1893 6 Nov Opt Mem Tertiary 41 Kuriakos Elias Chavara, Priest Cyriac Elias Chavara 1805-1871 3 Jan Opt Mem 42 Louis Morbioli6 ? 1433-1485 9 Nov — 43 Lucas Tristany, Priest Martyr Lucas Tristany 1872-1936 ? 44 Maria Candida of the Eucharist Maria Barba 1884-1949 14 Jun Opt Mem 45 Maria Crocifissa Curcio7 Rosa Crocifissa Curcio 18877-1957 4 Jul Opt Mem 46 Maria Giuseppina di Gesu Maria Giuseppina 1896-1948 ? Opt Mem Crocefisso Catanea 47 Maria Mercedes Prat, Virgin, ? ? 24 Jul Opt Mem Martyr 48 Maria Sagrario of St. Aloysius Elvira Moragas 1881-1936 16 Aug Opt. Mem Gonzaga, Virgin Martyr Cantarero 5 Celebrated 24 July by O. Carm.’s. 6 Erroneously claimed as a Carmelite Tertiary for the diocese of Bolgna. Cf. Saggi, SAINTS OF CARMEL, pp. 181-82. 7 Founder of Carmelite Missionaries of St. Thérèse of the Infant Jesus, CINCarm forum post 1/15/2005 & 11/11/2005. 12/9/2016________________________________ 6:19:00 PM ________________________________ Carmelite Saints, Blesseds, Venerables________________________________ & Servants of God __________________Page 4 of 6 49 Maria Teresa of Jesus Maria Scrilli 5/15/1825- 14 Nov 11/14/1889 50 Maria Teresa of St. Joseph8 Anne-Marie Tauscher 1855-1938 30 Oct Opt. Mem van den Bosch BLESSEDS cont’d. Religious Name Birth Name Lived Observe Rank 51 Marie-Eugene of the Child Jesus Henri Grialou 1894-1967 4 Feb Memorial 52 Mary of Jesus, Virgin Mary López Rivas9 1560-1640 12 Sep Memorial 53 Mary of the Angels, Virgin Mary di Baldissero 1661-1717 16 Dec Opt Mem 54 Mary of the Incarnation, Religious Barbara Avrillot Acarie 1566-1618 18 Apr Opt Mem Lay Sister 55 Mother Candlemas de San Jose, Susana Paz Castillo Aug 11 1863 1 Feb ? Founder Carmelite Sisters of the –Jan 31 1940 Third Order Regular 56 Nuño of St. Mary, Lay Brother Nuño Alvares Pereira, 1360-1431 1 Apr Opt Mem The Holy Constable 57 OCD Martyrs of the French ............................ ................ 18 Aug Opt Mem Revolution 1. Jacques Gagnot, Priest 1753-1794 2. Jean-Baptiste Duverneuil, Priest 1759-1794 3. Michael-Louis Brulard, Priest 1758-1794 60 Redemptus of the Cross, Lay Thomas Rodriguez da 1598-1638 29 Nov Memorial Brother, Martyr Cunha 61 Romaeus ? XIII cent. 4 Mar — 62 Teresa Mary of the Cross Manetti, Teresa Manetti 1846-1910 23 Apr Opt Mem Virgin 63 Titus Brandsma, Priest Martyr Titus Brandsma 1881-1942 27 Jul Opt Mem VENERABLES Religious Name Birth Name Lived Observe Rank 1 Angelus Paoli, Priest Francis Paoli 1642-1720 20 Jan — 2 Anne of St. Augustine, Virgin Anne de Pedruja 1555-1624 11 Dec — 3 Anthony August Intreccialagli, Anthony August 1824-1924 19 Sep — Archbishop Intreccialagli 4 Aureliano of the Blessed Sacrament Pedro Landeta y 1887-1963 ? Azcueta 5 Benignio of St. Teresa of the Infant Angelo Calvi 1909-1937 ? Jesus 6 Clare Mary of the Passion, Virgin Joan Victoria Colonna 1610-1675 22 Jun — 7 Dominic of Jesus Mary, Priest ? 1559-1630 16 Feb — 8 Electra of Jesus Catherine Tranazolli ? -1662 ? 9 Eufrasia of the Sacred Heart of Rosa Indian 1877-1952 Jesus Eluvathingal 8 Foundress of the Congregation of Carmelite Sisters of the Divine Heart of Jesus [DCJ] in 1891.
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    DARE: Holy Trinity College Theological Journal 16 The Christian Testimony of Bl. Isidore Bakanja (1887-1909) Patrick Mullins O.Carm When African Christians look for a model of how they should respond to the call of the Gospel despite the many difficulties that they face, Bl. Isidore Bakanja provides an example of the power of Christian witness that often lies untapped in the hearts of those who have completed their Christian initiation. This short paper, outlines the circumstances in which this modern martyr lived and died in order to draw attention to the generosity with which he responded to the light of Christ when it was first revealed to him. His story challenges each one of us, in our diversity, to reflect on the implications of having only one common Father in heaven. Bakanja belonged to the Boangi tribe, who lived in the eastern part of what is now the Democratic Republic of Congo, the former Zaïre. His father, Iyonzwa, and his mother, Inyka, were pagans and Isidore was born sometime between 1884 and 1885 at Bokendela, a small village in the deep equatorial rain forest, not very far from the stream known as Botato, one of the many tributaries of Congo river. In 1904, when he was about 20 years old, Bakanja left Bokendela, travelling on a small boat made of wood as far as Mbandaka (also called Coquihatville) where he hoped to find work. At first he worked as an assistant mason building houses for the Belgian workers at Mbandaka and it was while working there that he first heard of Christianity.