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Edvige Carboni

Edvige Carboni

Venerable monastic
May 4 · 1880–1952

Edvige Carboni (1880, Pozzomaggiore — 1952, Rome) — the Venerable. Feast day: 4 May.

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Edvige Carboni was an Italian mystic born in 1880 in Pozzomaggiore. After moving from Sardinia to Rome, she joined the Third Order of Saint Francis and committed herself to a life of prayer. Throughout her spiritual journey, she documented various experiences, including angelic visions and ecstasies. She is recognized for reporting the reception of the stigmata in 1938 and for instances of bilocation, which she began experiencing in 1925. She passed away in Rome in 1952 due to angina pectoris.

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