Louis-Philippe de Saint-Albin

1761–1829 (age 68)

Biography

Louis-Philippe de Saint-Albin was a French Catholic cleric whose religious vocation spanned a period of significant change within the Church and French society. Born in 1761, he dedicated his life to ecclesiastical service and spiritual leadership.

His commitment to his faith and pastoral duties were honored through his interment at Père Lachaise Cemetery upon his death in 1829, reflecting his respected position within the religious community.

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