Blessed Ranieri Rasini was a Lay Friar of the Order of Friars Minor, and a Porter who begged to help the poor.
He was born in 1250 in Sansepolcro, Umbria, Italy and died on November 1 1304 in the same place.
We celebrate his feast day on November 1 every year in the Catholic Church.
He is the Patron Saint of women in Labour.
| Blessed Ranieri Rasini Biography | |
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Date of Birth |
1250 AD |
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Country of Birth |
Italy in Europe |
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Place of Work |
Italy |
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Date of Death |
1 November 1304 |
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Place of Death |
Sansepolcro, Umbria, Italy |
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Feast Day |
November 1 |
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Beatification |
Beatified by Pope Pius VII on December 18 1802 |
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Patron Saint of |
women in Labour |
Blessed Ranieri Rasini Biography
Blessed Ranieri Rasini was a Franciscan friar minor who served as his convent porter and beggar in Sansepolcro, Italy.
He was known for his humility and service for the poor. Among his miracles was resurrecting two dead children which led to his patronage of women in labour who sought protection for their new children.
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