A spiritual director to many, receiving up to 160 persons a day, he was a keen orator who held deep devotion to Our Lady, which he called "Maria del Divino Amore." In later years, he dedicated long hours to literature, publishing several books on spirituality and Christian doctrine. He died inside Villa Fiorillo, in Capodimonte, Naples, on March 4, 1917, aged 73, where today stands the Basilica dell'Incoronata Madre del Buon Consiglio.
His remains are found interred in the chapel of San Pasquale inside the church of Santa Lucia al Monte within the famous Franciscan convent of Naples. The cause for his beatification is in process.
A spiritual director to many, receiving up to 160 persons a day, he was a keen orator who held deep devotion to Our Lady, which he called "Maria del Divino Amore." In later years, he dedicated long hours to literature, publishing several books on spirituality and Christian doctrine. He died inside Villa Fiorillo, in Capodimonte, Naples, on March 4, 1917, aged 73, where today stands the Basilica dell'Incoronata Madre del Buon Consiglio.
His remains are found interred in the chapel of San Pasquale inside the church of Santa Lucia al Monte within the famous Franciscan convent of Naples. The cause for his beatification is in process.
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