Albert Avogadro

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Albert Avogadro was a 13th-century Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem and canon lawyer best known for composing the foundational rule of life for the Carmelite Order.

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instanceOf Carmelite associated figure
Catholic bishop
Catholic saint
Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem
canon lawyer
medieval jurist
activeInCentury 12th century
13th century
alsoKnownAs Albert of Jerusalem
Albert of Vercelli
appointedAsLatinPatriarchOfJerusalem 1204
birthCentury 12th century
countryOfCitizenship Holy Roman Empire
deathCause assassination
deathDate 1214
deathPlace Acre
Kingdom of Jerusalem
diedDuring Fourth Crusade era
era High Middle Ages
familyName Avogadro
linked to: Amedeo Avogadro
givenName Albert
honorificTitle Blessed
Patriarch of Jerusalem
influenced Carmelite constitutional tradition
Carmelite spirituality
jurisdiction Diocese of Vercelli
Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem
knownFor composing the foundational rule of life for the Carmelite Order
drafting the Rule of St Albert for the Carmelites
legalSpecialization canon law
memberOf Catholic clergy
notableWork Carmelite Rule
occupation bishop
canon lawyer
church administrator
placeOfActivity Acre
Jerusalem
Vercelli
positionHeld Bishop of Vercelli
Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem
papal legate
religion Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
religiousOrderAssociatedWith Carmelites
linked to: Carmelite Order
ruleGivenTo Carmelite Order

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