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Dalmau Moner

Dalmau Moner

Venerable monastic
September 24 · 1291–1341

Dalmau Moner (1291, Santa Coloma de Farners — 1341, Girona) — the Venerable, anchorite. Feast day: 24 September.

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Dalmau Moner was a 14th-century Spanish Dominican priest and anchorite born in Santa Coloma de Farners. After joining the Order of Preachers at fifteen, he pursued extensive studies in logic and philosophy, eventually earning a doctorate in theology. He served as a teacher and master of novices, known for his extreme humility and asceticism. Seeking a more solitary existence, he lived as a hermit in both a garden cave in Girona and a cave in France before returning to his convent, where he died in 1341.

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