Barnabites (An order of regular clerks of St. Paul

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• Zaccaria, Saint Antonio Maria — ▪ Italian priest born 1502, Cremona, duchy of Milan died July 5, 1539, Cremona; canonized May 27, 1897; feast day July 5       Italian priest, physician, and founder of the congregation of Clerks Regular of St. Paul, or Barnabites, a religious… …   Universalium

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