Saint Louis Bertrand

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Saint Louis Bertrand was a 16th-century Spanish Dominican missionary and preacher renowned for his evangelization in the Americas and his reputation for holiness and miracles.

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Saint Louis Bertrand canonical 1

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instanceOf Catholic saint
Christian preacher
Dominican friar
Spanish person
missionary
associatedCity Valencia
beatificationDate 1608-07-19
beatifiedBy Pope Paul V
birthDate 1526-01-01
birthPlace Crown of Aragon
Kingdom of Valencia
Valencia
canonizationDate 1671-04-12
canonizedBy Pope Clement X
countryOfCitizenship Spain
dateOfJoiningReligiousOrder 1544-08-26
deathDate 1581-10-09
deathPlace Valencia
feastDay 10 October
givenName Luis
influenced later Latin American missionary spirituality
knownFor austere asceticism
evangelization in the Americas
holiness
miracles
zealous preaching
languageAbility preaching to indigenous peoples reportedly understood without interpreter
memberOf Order of Preachers
missionaryWorkAmong Indigenous peoples of the Americas
missionaryWorkAmong enslaved Africans in the Americas
missionaryWorkRegion Caribbean coast of South America
New Granada
Peru
nativeName Luis Bertrán
notableMiracles reported gift of tongues
reported healings
reported protection from poisoning
occupation missionary
preacher
priest
patronage Colombian missions
Valencia
novices of the Dominican Order
placeOfBurial Valencia
religion Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
religiousOrder Dominican Order
linked to: Dominican friars
title Apostle of the Americas
Apostle of the New World
veneratedIn Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism

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Pope Clement X honoredSaint Saint Louis Bertrand