Saint Louis d’Anjou

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Saint Louis d’Anjou was a 13th-century French prince of the House of Anjou who became a Franciscan friar and bishop of Toulouse, renowned for his piety and charity and later canonized as a saint in the Catholic Church.

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Saint Louis d’Anjou canonical 1

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instanceOf Catholic saint
Franciscan
bishop
member of the House of Anjou
prince
burialPlace Marseille Cathedral
canonizationStatus canonized saint
canonizedBy Pope John XXII
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of France
dateOfBirth 1274-02-09
dateOfCanonization 1317
dateOfDeath 1297-08-19
deathCause illness
endTime 1297
era 13th century
father Charles II of Naples
feastDay August 19
givenName Louis
heritage French
Hungarian
influencedBy Francis of Assisi
knownFor austere lifestyle
renouncing royal succession rights
languageOfWorkOrName French
memberOf House of Anjou
mother Mary of Hungary
nativeLanguage Old French
nobleTitle French prince
Prince of Anjou
notableFor charity
piety
occupation bishop of Toulouse
patronage Franciscan tertiaries
the poor
placeOfBirth Brignoles
Provence
placeOfDeath Brignoles
positionHeld Bishop of Toulouse
religion Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
religiousOrder Order of Friars Minor
sexOrGender male
sibling Robert of Naples
startTime 1296
uncle Louis IX of France
veneratedIn Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism

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Saint Louis of Toulouse alternativeName Saint Louis d’Anjou