Francesco Maria Galluzzi (1671-1731) was a Jesuit preacher, hagiographer, and teacher at the Collegio Romano.
For most of his life, Galluzzi led the Jesuit "Missione Urbana" in Rome that focused on the evangelization and catechesis of farmers and others who visited the markets of Rome. This work earned Galluzzi the epithet "Apostle of Rome".
For most of his life, Galluzzi led the Jesuit "Missione Urbana" in Rome that focused on the evangelization and catechesis of farmers and others who visited the markets of Rome. This work earned Galluzzi the epithet "Apostle of Rome".
Francesco Maria Galluzzi (1671-1731) was a Jesuit preacher, hagiographer, and teacher at the Collegio Romano.
For most of his life, Galluzzi led the Jesuit "Missione Urbana" in Rome that focused on the evangelization and catechesis of farmers and others who visited the markets of Rome. This work earned Galluzzi the epithet "Apostle of Rome".
For most of his life, Galluzzi led the Jesuit "Missione Urbana" in Rome that focused on the evangelization and catechesis of farmers and others who visited the markets of Rome. This work earned Galluzzi the epithet "Apostle of Rome".
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