Jesuit theologian, born Chieri, Italy, 1794; died Rome, Italy, 1876. He taught dogmatic theology at the Roman College and was active in the definition of the Immaculate Conception. His most important work is the Theological Lectures.
Jesuit theologian, born Chieri, Italy, 1794; died Rome, Italy, 1876. He taught dogmatic theology at the Roman College and was active in the definition of the Immaculate Conception. His most important work is the Theological Lectures.
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