DE MANDATO, PIO

DE MANDATO, PIO. – Jesuit, born in Naples on 11 December 1850, died in Rome on 11 April 1914. He devoted a large part of his activity to the struggle against the Protestants, who, after 1870, were attempting a campaign of propaganda in the very centre of Catholicism.

He published a manual of philosophy: Institutiones philosophicae (Rome 1894; 4th and 5th eds. [there 1929], edited by C. Boyer); Il Protestantesimo, la sua origine, le sue basi (there 1902); Il cattolico premunito contro gli attacchi dei protestanti (there 1904); Dissertazioni filosofiche (there 1907), etc.

BIBL.: L'Università Gregoriana del collegio Romano, Rome 1925, p. 153. Carlo Boyer
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“DE MANDATO, PIO.” Enciclopedia Cattolica, vol. IV (1950), p. 813. Azione Romana digital edition, https://azioneromana.com/article/de-mandato-pio.