Albert of Trapani
Venerable monasticAugust 7 · 1250–1307
Albert of Trapani (1250, Trapani — 1307, Messina) — the Venerable, Catholic priest. Feast day: 7 August.
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Albert of Trapani was a 13th-century Italian Carmelite priest known for his ascetic lifestyle and preaching. Born in Trapani to noble parents, he dedicated his life to the service of the Church after being consecrated to the Virgin Mary following his birth. He served in various leadership roles within his order, including provincial superior for the Sicilian region. Throughout his ministry, he was recognized for his efforts in evangelization, his interactions with the Jewish community, and his reputation for performing healings.

