LENTINI, DOMENICO

LENTINI, DOMENICO. - Priest, b. at Lauria on 20 Nov. 1770, d. there on 24 Feb. 1828. At the age of 20 he entered the Seminary of Policastro, where he studied theology. Ordained deacon on 26 Oct. 1793, he returned to his native town to teach the children of the people, while not neglecting to complete his theological studies. A priest on 8 June 1794, he continued teaching, spending his whole life in the threefold fruitful apostolate of the school, preaching, and the confessional. The cause for his beatification has been introduced.

BIBL.: G. B. Pisani, Prediche del servo di Dio D. L., precedute da alcuni cenni biografici, Rome 1894; C. Sica, Il ven. D. L., Grottaferrata 1930. Silverio Mattei

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LENTULO, LETTER of - Image of Christ according to the letter of L. Mosaic in the narthex of S. Sofia (9th-10th cent.) - Constantinople.
(from Th. Whittemore, The monaics of St. Sophia nartez, Paris 1932, pl. 12)

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“LENTINI, DOMENICO.” Enciclopedia Cattolica, vol. VII (1951), p. 670. Azione Romana digital edition, https://azioneromana.com/article/lentini-domenico.